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Sanford, FL -- . / Tuesday, Feb. 11, 1973 ____________________________________________ BEETLE BAILEY e%.P f, !V1 . \VC-LI. - I 4 _ -:~, , .13 IV I , lie chase to queen of cb7sn " 1 LT i'iFLAp I tunrns were pulled with t wo leads and the king-eight of clubs discarded on the two high I &Q2 _C 9 ') A84 ( () • Q 1109 H ALLEY OOP by Dave Grouc THERE'S SMOKE UP AHEAD, OSCA 1 TH EN WE AND IT SMELLS LIKE SOME5OO''S )MUST BEGETCIN MA NG CLOSE! "r W SNIFF WAS 000LA? ,i ::.;te - ,I 4 11%, V K7 64 2 clutinny's low hearts on the king \orih ~ I I 2+ _____ ' ____ ______________ ,_ 1____ . . _ ~111 --- I I _____/ , ,__~, ' ..T- i; , z .. , , *. -,,,.~'. ."1.r Opening lead - q * I -M L . _____________ 3V I'tss 4 I S --. Pisi 4A /~; ~ .4 r - IL~ 1_ _ ,, ~ I C 1esident Earl WeIdo told th e school's I / dinner or operate on somebody?" W44 %GULD 'ci - HTflE 'i-W E 1T :1DT14E; r U I.O6O( slain attcr his partoul OtIICd the bidding wi th a spade. AM A1TJ1iOt. pi j() 114em 04%i THE MT7 .jl a L,; __________________________ going to be all right Th en he played low front \"-I-A 1 I - three of clubs. This gave %Vest his choice of ways to let South ____________ / b ________________ a - - __ - Chic Young Z;q 1 COSTS3S -- N TRAT CASE ' (LL COSTA LITTLE . 1OXITI - (A T.4E.1CCO(JPLE IS' &/--- .;..-, -- -0 .aisk. S - tf' _ /J1) IGO INT A FIC91TAV I M , -- . ) I ,. 1, I i1 N f .Ps 6'. P_`~ _- I t I i - jjp i. k 5.-W;~,,, , --- WISDO,$i or- OUR ' .. - J, n I .011, ~_ . ~, I ~~ - ~~ - .- by T. K. Ryan I 1._ ' - - It I -_7t D ..// It I wti VVHA NO WORRIES! ~ •- - ' F r Death by Al Venne., I I 1.1 AcROUND - / a 1 1*-. , ;0- N'T AN 0 )__ SLEE-P ,, - C !~"_ ~,~r\-N , - J~ -~ .. 'L I r . - L IL; c' . i n l + Foun ~. 00 ci T-_= Gets - __ -_ - _-_ -.- -X. ----------_1 -_ ji ---_ - ___I__. FV - - \4 ,<-t - __ - V, I 14 - . II H - - - WINTHROP ______________________ V iIC tl WO Jf I ,;;(;,4WOW I ! ,000 V"UW woor .! \41VF *CF ftw W W 1, - WO k W / ( __• / C0 - - - .1 Economy Stimulating ) c I DON' 41 *" - I i I- __ CAPTAIN EASY JJ - by Crooks & Lawrence -I / ___________________ __.I - - J:~_t,, ,M; - lj~4u -flf -! .- -2`1 __1 - Crime 1 ~,/_4x~ ~; Cleared i -- -'/ -, Jz: ' - . AT THE YWCA.( A I ? -=:"T,.-_i_, 9,!~~_Ajrij.irl_ 4 - (IT WASSO 5,rARy I'M SLEEP1 I - -. Tri-Countly Area Works ,P by Bob Montana , 'ib I 0 1 V . __~~ ., ,I I 7+* /\ I - li~-, 6" 11 ____ tak: - \J 7__ C-00()NESS ! I COVERED ALL THE~ AND CAN D(' .)N'T VOU WINDCN%rc_1- NA YOU KEEP TO SAVE FKEEZE ? CURTAINS Al.. ,. W,A F;VA ? OIL I ThRED TO PULL ALL AUD OFF THE 4-POSTER BED! ) - r ARCHIE A TALJ< 5HQ,' FOR . h 0 - JI -) t.. - - '. bVDick Covalli WELL TV H.A5 ANALLY CZ~VIE Lip WaH 6CMEETHING VvCfZrHW'HIL_E... -_ r- ti. :1.__2 I . - ` .~_ , .- U -- 'Lost' HaNes er I . r mentions ~ V, . / I (JUST LOAF N07HING To / I %' lil I1. ;~ 1.I 0 l- _______________ 1 " ..-. PRISCILLA'S POP 1' I - I I I " ' - into its mini suuesstul day, Is onementb walk to and fr , /ç.t / 1. accusing school officials of in opposition to the school schooliseconomicallytmsour'I 4) W . . W , J "racial discrimination." Mffl_~ I L system's proposal to phaseout -C \1 ~/ ' : I I,' 3; - Ihe protesting blacks tired the Altamonte Springs facility educational disaster for our . .! I ~ - / _. off a telegram to Washington and bus its inhabitants to newly children," the report says. = --9 . I, ,' / / _ Fw this morning g re q uestinl 'ill constructed Nke Orienta EleThe rep po ) ort says that after , II pl j federal assis ta nce be cut off Inentar) south of Semoran careful study, We are firnib 1 I 11 I Iii from the Seminole County Boulevard. ,.. / convinced that the underlying ,, 1 f/( ' school system until a complete Rosenwa ld Principal Jesse basis for the proposed ter i investigation can be made. INIeuse said about 25 placard- mination of the K through five , ~4 i -_ - _f, j I I The telegram, signed ii) earring picketeas marched program is to present busing " I I I James Goodson in his position outside the school early toda) and walking of white students to I I ' , F. as representative of the Thatnumberincreasedasthe Rosenwaldsolelybecauseitis ,~ -; 0 V i I 111;.N Posenwald p..rents, went to the time neared for the 11 a.m. located in a neighborhood r, , Department of Justice and to press conference. inhabited by blacks." . -1. , z! - I! _V&~ 4f 11 W,It ~~ . . : , na the Department of Health, 4~ The matter spins toward a 1. . The report says that wN I , #. Education arid Welfare. showdown tomght.thenRosri. students attending Rosenwa!d \ - ~t I -A 6 ._ ' ~_ - I , 1. A I a prml 1: k. 16'ril' PrPnee in frm -t weld pren!s will confront L~e -rr e ,,systmatically- withI of Rosenwald. a spokesman for school board at a 7 p.m. drawn during the current 1974__ k 1111111119MV11=r i IV . . 0 boycotting parents, her be rt meeting at the county court- 75 school sear .' I ". j Felder, issued the minority house Officials are expected to "The reason given," the ?,i1 report Meanwhile. Inside the make a decision then paper sass, "IS that in an A~i Ischool, classrooms, which The., "minority report" ticipation of terminating sK , - -1~', ., normally hold 211 black contains the following alter- through five, pupils living , , places ashes on the forehead of Brother Bernard Barga as _ i children in kindergarten natives W closing Rosenwald, farthest away were w-ithdrawn Christians the world o-tw mark the beginni" of Lent with Ash *- - ___ \ %k - M _ SERVICES HELD through fifth grade, were and converting the facility into while those living closest Wednerd3y services. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincentl ervintv. a center for handicapped remained. students: "The facts cleariv rpvo,;il that Iferbert Felder (ieftj and James 6codson study Rosenwald's - Estabhsh Rosenwald as a whites listed on al' tactiment A position paper. 0 Pupil school without the live closer to Rosenwald than GOOTramable nta ll y Han. hiackstodernsstfflenrolled at R'u I i d Ac ie de dicapped (TMH) program Rosenwald listed on attach. ta which can be locata at Sterling nient B. It is clear that this is an Kunkl,!r said the deter. smoke filled her bedroom on the Sanford Airport h1anager J. S. Seminole Sheriff's detective Park. act of racial discrimination." Sgt. Robert Kunkler said today mination was made in a joint north side ct her home at 215 -Red" Cleveland, lived alone at Structure Rosenwald to Felder said further action is that a fire in which a 57-year-old investigation by Ole sheriff's Vinewood [load, Loch Arbor, the address and had been ai 500 regular contemplated in the event the #. S,anford widow died yesterday department, county fire according to a medical home the Last two %eeks with accommodate . intain the TN IIII school board rules in fav has been ruled accidental and department and the state fire examiner's autopsy report, a her arm in a cast recuperating s ud n d, s h en fl's oc pa r t in en t from a tracked wrist officials progrwn at the ime site traced to an electrical short marshal's office Layer'ss proposal. $$ Mrs. Maxine Thompson died spokesman said today. near a television In a sitting said. Maintaui Rosenwald at the Just wha t that action is, howof asphyxiation when densp iNlrs. Thompson, secretary to room of her home. By Bill, BELLEVR.I.E Neighbors and deputies were current 350 regular student ever, Felder declined to proved one of Coordinator El.lis' unable to enter the blazing capacity and provide for the discuss h1 did say the boycott Herald Staff Water "alternative budget plans" and The hyacinth harvester is okayed a $51,150 county bt4et house early yesterday. TNIII program on the same site. may continue past' today utless missing. Firemcn broke through a lincluding a $17,500 state ffiat-Leave the school as Is with 'the board rules in favor of the Not really, but that was the ch). bedroom window and found 350-pupil capacity ac. black community. immediate reaction from SIrs, Thompson lying on the cominodating 260 regular Contacted at his office, Layer county officials last night when floor r the ow. Efforts students and 70 TNIII students. little tohad say v?:: failed ' , On rt0e they onstruction of nine additional page "white paper" ged plant ater as no , Seminole clissroom, would be needed press conference called at the longer stuck in the Lake Ourbuilt anti e ortto ring tourism Ifl( u.str ORI A\DO fiourih Student Leave Rosenwald at the sch l oo Mo'iroe Harbor. and new residents to Seminole' under-einployed." , The electrical fire that The leaders of the tri-county No one - not Pollution -entral .150-pupil level without the TNIII lie said his proposal remains Those were the words used to Orange and Osceola counties. area were urp,ed to support started in the rear ( to turn Rosenwald Control Director Langley program, but paired with Longthe same describe the tri-county area of According to a brochure "Action Orlando" and before portion of the residence gutted ir, nor Intergoverrunentai Orange, Seminole and Oscecla prepared b> the Orlando the mceting of more than 200 the center and south sections ( wood, Fnglish Estates, lake into a center for handicapped editor Coo Bob Ellis both of counties this morning at a Chamber of Commerce, the businessmen was adjourned, the concrete block res.dence Ortt'nth or Al ta monte Elemen- children and transfer the whom h a d been workingclosely meeting of top civic and task force has "spent three over $100.000 had been pledged .and destroyed an auto in the tary. Rosenwald students to I.ake Of months developing 'Action to supp4ft the program. ,iUjoining garage. b us iness leaders. * ihe proposed busing ot Orienta. seemed to know where the • Attending fromSanfordssere, Orlando" multi ton, barge mnun'cd \ 17-year-old Forest Ci t y 'We hase retained Harshe, among others, Ma> or ILee tt P, . machine wandered 1 , student indicted b> the - =_. Airboat attempts to move i* Seminole County Grand ,f~r, r:4 ,,;~, , :;i~.~z a special task force has com. to help us package and tell our . S.*,Cjz= M & -, that at least, it didn't' sink. . . -z charge dropped. a pleted plans for an action story through newspapers, .,.,/_ j What did happen was Jerry spokesman for State Atty. . magazines an . program for Central Florida In .--. - , 40 Perryman, Department of Abbott Herring said today. general, and the tri-county arei, radio throughout the U. S., as - . z-,_ .., ~ --% Natural Resources represm _. . Assistant State Attv gill It I in particular, in 3 concerted well as Wirough personal 'isits I tt with respon I.nncIftI Staley said a nian'being direct in ol lIOn -e 4 _. t4 ,-.-'; sihilit> for the state.owne'i held for robberies in presentations to attract new ~Afi= I -'-I machine, was able to sue4. ' Orange Count> has adtourists, cons ention groups firid 'y -1 I . cessfull move thc hats ester to J muted the sO 24 pistol residents. -_ _4 -' d . its permanent site near the I robbery of the Lii' Champ J~ . I I 4A record in similar economic Around the Clock T `* The onl) I, development programs and " while paper • I I - 11 4kl~K " (1J7\ "i" ' I ___ \ TOUC 1 * '• ~ F:7) ' 4; ( ? r~,;r _~, %. - I YOUVE " ~ . - GOT - ~~ / ~~, llr.-~ ,/_'A~ I - i " I, ___________ Piec"591 & SC1400L THAT CLOSED, OUT :'$A HAViNC7 SECOND , Ti40L;GwTS ; ,4 " IL .-I- 1* 1~_ •____•) I by Lotry Lewis - . cc içi i __________ silillorit) t - -.- ) ~ !-* . Itainonte Springs, leaders school," Felder said. posite directions while closing of the black community is--ued The boycott, which has spun Rosenwald wnere they I,: 6' -F_W~~ I - . -. _ _1 i .: ~" - i I ... A90UT THE ~ I KNOW WE GOT TWEM FOR A -- az I/ 4J,r)ra* 6,T,, 4g _ CLE5TX.W? '- 'I i - --I', A CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS I I I : lk i - 'i'nth exme ( . i I 2. s 4.i :1 r6 . 111, 4 - . ( 1rcçç..,ii ' i-fyauinustpropose to HIM, '1 'e I -- F _ , - - - TUMBLEWEED (L all . . . I j . I 11 ;~ IctARI'. ON HIM ' THomeR KID -. - _=- __ "We're not saying have an all students presently enrolled at `~--`~ t6afida-MA& continued their boycott today at black school-we're saying let Rosenwald three and f ou r miles Rosenwald Elementary School white children come to our to two schools located in p. - '"PAN17 HUNTEKS 14ANPMK TU_CicO(4M ~ ,. - - K by Hemdohl & Stuffel e r- , . (~ __ r1_ ;_1_ _1_'_'_'_ ._.z- 4 z . WkAT KAPrENE12 it OF . . %Z; -1 -i*,-- - -_- r SNA o - BUGS BUNNY -9 I I I- . i ) :( -) Z'Th'5. - j. 5m ar rm 4'' 1 I , TJ' BL ' -..-"/5 Jt RXrto -' / I -.\ - 1 - -----r.--: __-- ---.--;I . ____ 'PFIvACDkf.W . •. __ J - JAwti' Z'lE k5 A JMT - / - • JNOP ,-.e-\ . - 7 Z1D I 4OCOuPLE - I - - , BLONDIE 6- 77 1 2-11 0- __ As protesting black parents -. .- __ ,, --_ __ Char e ' Racial Discrimination C - .1 - - - 1_ 7- -. i , I ---_-_-i - -- W1 - , __ qc7lu..I ______________ __________ __________ s -. . - 111;~ Along with the cutback In state funds, the school and could take as many classes as the college outweighed four to one. lie said he is "taking is facing ever increasing enrollment. For example. allows. A student 'taking 15 hours under the new courses at the present" and at first asked to abstain student enrilinient j um ps bet we en 10 and 15 per system no w will pay $l&5-insteadol the $l28 under then later voted no g . I 4 ____ - -. - ________ - I I A open - in Protest * ____________ __________________ 450,000 $ A look at equipment costs to see if some items cent each year. And officials estimate next year's the old lee system. which need to be purchased can be delayed. Trustees also - over the objections of Trustee total head count will be about 3,500 students, up A look at the school's " door"policy which from th year's total of approximately 3,117. George McCammon - voted to allow one free guarantees almost anyone with i high school Also as a result of last nights board action, course each term for an trust ee who wishes to diploma entrance to the school (ulltune students in September '1l pa the same attend the school 11w possibIlit) of increasing student entrance fees as partte Under the old tee syst em, part Trustee Jnhn Danith questioned the legality of lees as a means of raising additional money. Also, time students paid $11 an hour, wi th out of sta te such a move, but Weldon said t he re's "no question the prospect of reducing the school's staff was students paying 121. as to legality." ussed McCammnn v oted against the proposal, but was But fulitime students pd a flat 1128 per semester wpm ______ " ) ill? money shortages incle _1101114__ U(ITT1 flu rriituii I! iN i : this newspaper), P.O. Box 489. Radio City Station, New York, BolIe,i 11 Snssscr Tomoiro Send $1 For JACOBY MODERN book to., "Wit, at Bridge," (cl'o clut-amy and ruffed, then led his ! ______ \ ________ In'do1biddrntourtrurnp ~,our p.irtncr ha.i hid fi%(- clubs met your four spades What do you do told him that everything was . 11 By Roger (8I TAKE respond to his bid. South's first look at dummy suggested that ma) be he should I'll ive up opening 10 high-card lioint hands. A second glance I6 FUNNY BUSINESS jrr Vuuhg reason to do anIhing more than costs at the school are soaring. ,Nleasures mentioned by Weldon to offset the to run the state's '418 junior culleges. '1 I I's hoard of trwtees yc.;terday that officials here are gearing up to deal with the money shortages and will have definite programs outlined by next months board meeting Were facing quite a problem next )ear, Weldon said Also he said the school's been asked to r ed uce this year's 2 million budget by 1130,000 Weldon said in addition to the decrease in state inone ought on by the recession - operat in g light money ispinhrng Honda's Junior colleges, causing seminole Junior College (SJ() o(fteiiIs to artl) ee a proposal that od cut their buet b) 4450,000 next ear The cut in next year's bu dg et is part of a [louse committee s proposal to slash the education department's request fc.r $ 1 81 million to S 130 million "it% THE BORN LOSER 1 I I I // I I By ED PRICKETr Herald Staff Writer I I4 Wor Of House Proposal To Cut Bud get siC y I "as Pass II wi Th. bidding has been ii West ,Nor th Kast South h - 0 J _______________________ 4N 1 I' Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents %0000 -- ' u, Mrth bid this hand with all I I - - ~11 . . I N .1 67th Year, No. 150-Wednesday, February 12, 1975 trick to the ace of clubs but the heart loser would have vanished Into thin air. ai eii1d I1 I i of clubs. He would have lost a Nefiher 'ulner.ible \ / r 0 , I - ) %%r%I / 1. . SOFTII ilh II ----.-----.-. • had hopped up ith If West the ace of clubs South would - / _, - _ '1 1, A, • 65 3 i A k 8 :1 j yEs! I diamonds.Sout!istfll had tolose ahert trick but be could afford AG - , 1.11 1 %ENT ( 4 /. 0 JACORY ) ,~ W r' Ti t o _r~ i . Llt~ 41. - 0 t%MW,t1.I)and 9E TRISS LT..4j) FL 'AP AT BRIDGE WIN -. by Dick Turner CARNIVAL Mon Walker - . i*!9'___ i. •• - ,.1 .. ' '6_~ -. - r. - '"1-11 .14 , ~Km --- wq~., .. . LITTLE MATI ._PL - - rTTIII, - -- C ---- - - mm - I !( - _-_ I I I ;7 c* O-) , -_ __; I --4__ _____ ;:,., - I - *AA NOT ,5URE I CAN EVEN BOii.. .66! '_ r j - - I by Howie Schnsidor ~ -. ) [7 )/ '1 -, - - 41,~., _; 7 " il~, - 'I )J AFORE r 6011. I TUS. WE sor PtrNrY T-5;pARE! • 'k - (.-~ %" I , J I . % 's SMALL (&!TJTQJ "-'' lelirr .cTALW zD-t' I ( si AT lUh-4€M DID 'rVO In ex - _______11 I 1. X / - ~ , \JPO r I 1, s -V ~ ) (omits J L-mEn FRANK AND ERNEST L. M It- .I W-J- _,S,L.!1_ , ,- 10. I W ,-._~ 11- . __ ;7 LOVE _ I YS _j 21' ,_r Xf II ! I" - - _______ £ _____________ ____________________ . t* I - I11 Z __ ,I J / - o To Wg I %. '1 . - ... £ ~ql ____ I - KI -. -1 V,--R-- _1 ' _--IV - tri-county area. ----------- __ - I __.= ,, - --.A.I - - - DELTONA OPEN rain or shn'"'rs and Inw in the sout h east with rea d y access to upper 40s. Clearing and cool Complete weather and a proven reputation as an d businesses where area page 5A. details i - _~ . .Z BENEFITS ZOO .I ill-A 9 - I1IttIthUI 1 - - 1 -4 - IIL7 1.'6 _. _A J -I ,j 1 000 in state - .- --- I idult in mid -January in InatchilIg (UlklS. connection with the armed water level up six to seven Inches, raising the machine just high enough for air boats to move in and successfully move the barge Nesterclary morning. Staley said Mawr, a Semmolt Junior College 4 -7 __ -. --tI .i'Vrt-r v --+--- -_____________ --- --_- __- __________- -------+--,r+- r------=- - the case after a man held in Orange County Jail at Orlando on robber charges n hatcoun t y admitted the rubbery and another In Seininole, and Implicated another man aL'o heing held in Orange County robberies, Officials said one of the _. , I ___ -- - - -- __ ___ Orange County suspects is "alaiml. an -ixact loo alike for Mawer. ... - ---i .- ____ - + -.- - - -+. - -, - ----.--++--.,- __ -_ ------ -_ -_- --+- -.++-+-----+- - -..-----+'+-+-- -_r- 1--:--------.----- _-_.- - - .--- 1 - .+ 4 3 .+j.tr - - --:--- -.-+--.-=----- - ----- -_-- , -i -- - - -.--+---,-.--.- -=---=. - , ---- --------- ., .- b' jt --=----.-------.+-.+=- --------- -- ----- _ -___ -- -- -_ ----- - -----+- ---------- f _ - ---- ----------- - ------ - ' student, was exonerated -_____ - _ A, : Z74 - dii> for the urn uel>-designed . noxious weed cutter, the counly I . commissioners approved a ,I,- % - , "i I.. . !!T~t long-awaited budget for the operatirn of the machine last Net proceeds from the Deltons Open Golf Toutney held In January totaled $10,000 and a check for this night. amount was prev .ated ~Ionday at The Deltona Golf and Cvuntry Club to Central Florida Zoological After initially rejecting a Society of From left, Buck Gladden, club pro, Dr. Jerry Robinson, co-chairman of the Gold $5 000 annual budget t$60 000 Sponsors for the Doltana open; Stan Brock, volunteer fund raiser for the zoo; Jim Ryan, Zoological count), and $31.000 I state Sodet> president; Jack Hanna, zoo director and Harold Kastner, co-chairman for the golf event, matching funds several weeks (Herald Photo by Fannette F4nards) ago, the Boar! last night ap. _.- , had been indicted as an (ret almost -_ i -4 ;* -m- . - . The brochure po ints out that Yesterda>'s hIgh 80 low this "our tri-county area is th mornlng 56. slostly c;oudy and . the cooler tonight with a chance of etnerging action ceinter of 14 6 6- -. -. . Wonlen's 9OR HER. I L "* x - - - - _ '-- and the Tournament of Roses .. - d out. nts In parade," the brochure states. Advertising appears to be the to"ActionOrlando"and the key Horoscope ................ group was told this morning t1kit every media will be used to interest *'industrial site Sports IDA selection executis.es, COfl D t.\SULINE .- - pecial -• Dr. Lamb................. 12A 4A Editorial I T SEENAS 1'AOY /N 1 (11'~_ \J , P, F MORNING I JY) I LiTrLE , 14- j ~ ; - -- Bob 0 14VSELF AS BRING - - I b I st indin' . . -. / / - '- - - - , _?~_ L111V! w_ z_ =J-- 1_-__ N - 1 !AJ. V Ze . ' 'Zi J94 -. - - - ---,'_.-_-+. - -- +-+.-- - - - -+ -- --. - �—, .-'- ,e-. , ---'..'. -.- , r'--- PF ;~IP'l 11I - -_"" W -, 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL I — I Wednesday, Feb. 12, 1975 — U __1 i — ArrP_1qh0_r1 Two Men ily BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Ren!d Garrett Mycr, , and Russell Shane Mayer, 19. both of the Pi"--- t Drlvc Two Sanford men were jai!ed with pcs.a ( àiuüiIà. today on possession of RonaldGarrettMayerwasheld marijuana charges following a in county jail on $5,000 bond. police raid at 119 Pinecrest The younger Mayer was also Drive, Sanford. charged with possession of Capt. C. B. Fagan and hashish, with bonds totaling Detective J. A. Cash charged $10,000, NATVM I IWI I L 1% n1bRltr I Democra t ic Finances Are Under Investigation r)r In cnnc,irrrI Q,1;,4 IJ i Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I WORLD 1 In ni unselated case, Michael Street, according to jail Anthony Whitley, 21, of 214 E. records, itis Si., Sanford, was held In Sanford PclIce DetetlIv.' Lt. county jail 'n $500 bend on , William Lykens lodged adcharge of Possession of less ditional charges of aggravated than five grams of controlled assault yesterday against substance. Whitley was Freddie lee Brown, 33, of Lake arrested yesterday by Monroe. Brown i being held Patrolman Richard L. Bennett without bond In county jail on a at Park Avenue and Seventh sexual battery charge In con- WASHINGTON iAIi -Watergate prosecutors are conducting a grand jury investigation of the Democratic party's finances in 1970 and 1971, public records show. Prosecutors have said they are looking into possible violations of the federal law requiring public disc!sure of campaign contributions. nection wi th the Jan. 31 ab. duction.rape of a 92-year-old south SemnMe Bond was set at on the aggravated assault charges that Lykens said were made in ('OPJlectfon with Feb. 3 incidents ata shopping center parkinglot in which a man pulled a gun on two Juvenile girls. $s,xio Patrolman H. J. Shea Jr. reported an eight-year-o ld juveffl!e admtt L. y department officials Yesterday that he set fire to a pile of clothing in a house at 911 Cypress Avenue. Firemen quickly ex. tinguished the 5 p.m. blaze irk.) bedroom. I I - -, 1. I -0 — , , -. ________ . j -. - . Ll 1• ..Ib . . . f ,' . . .•.. - - . - d' - 1. i". . ,i ; ..,.". / - '., -. . i: !it.tU(UtttflIflWIllllU1 OPTIMISTS .,.1 .. AID ZOO Sheri Davis, wife of Central Florida Zoo curator, ('barks Davis, cuddles the Zoo's new lion cub on f!s f!s! a J;ck aana, Zoo Direvtor, holds a *2sO check presented by Bob Ho we, Sanford Optimist Club president, a! the local club's luncheon at the Sh eraton Sanford Jim. Th e check presented to hlanna by the Optimists will go to the feeding of one Chimpanzee fora month, TANANARIVE, Malagasy Republic (All Malagasy's military rulers today accused dissident police Forces on this big African island of assassinating President Richard Ihatsimandrava The president's car %%;'.s ambuslwd iui'sday while itatsiniandrava was cii route home. Two body guards and several assassins were also reported killed. A large military force surrounded the Antanimora police camp and the ruling junta called on Col. Brecharci Rajaonarison to surrender. There were indications the army was preparing an attack. — Thatcher Slates Change lA)NI.)ON API — Margaret Thatcher, the first woman to head a major British political party, is promising a "new look and new sense of direction" for her battered Conservative forces. Observers predict the will turn the Tories to the right. The 0year.old tax specialist and Former research chemist was elected Tuesday by the ("4'nservatj'e members of the IIou.se of Commons to succeed former l'rimne Minister Edward Heath. She defeated four men, winning 149 votes to 79 for William Whitelaw, her closest competitor. Park Victory Expected 11 New Developer Asks Sewer Fee Rebate By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer — I plant not yet built but accepted the northslde sanitary sewer March Il, an ordinance setting making cities liable for organization to operate the Like a barometer in reverse, ALTAMONTE SPRINGS garbage and trash collection or asking the Legislature to center ball field. Lansing noted in a report last In other busln.'ss, the corn. fee, Anoth pr ovide state f un ding to pay for - Requested the city ater land developing firm week no money was budgeted mission: Adopted a resolution the benefits. has added its name to the list of this year for any refunds, torney to provide a written company is doing a booming business. "When times are — Paned on first reading and directed to the Seminole builders who are demandini —Authorized Floyd to sign an opinion on whether the city can tight, they don't have the money to buy basketballs, but The new rate schedule will scheduled second reading and Legislative delegation agreement with the Little donaie $1,000 to the Centrali' they do have the money to buy YO-YOS." explained refunds oflees sewer water not affect homeowners within public hearing for 6:30 p.m., requesting repeal of the law League to permit the Florida Zoo. connection paid and two years William Reck, comptroller of Flambeau Products Corp., ago. _____ parent company of Duncan Yo e Th city couunlssion l ast '-L night turned down a requcst __________________________ -_________________________ — fromJocKatzandModateao( IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Coral Gables for a refund NOTICEOF SHERIFFS SALE FICTITIOUS NAME of EIGHTEEhTH JUDICIAL dR. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE GIVEN that LEOALNOTICE $32,360—$30,900 p aid at the rate CUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR byNOTICE IS NOTICE Is given that we PHILADELPHIA (AP)— The hospital Wp SS Hope is virtue of that certain Wrel of are engagedhereby EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cm. STOCKHOLDER S'ME ETING In of$l50each for 206 sewer con- SEMINOLE COUNTY business at 509 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Ex ecution Issued out of and under T he reguIr annual meeting 01 the headed for the scrap pile. The white ship, which traveled Prairie Lake Dr, Fern Pant, PRORATE DIVISION COUNTY, FLORIDA. the seal of the Circuit Court of Seminole County nedlons, $!,0 for a six-inch $tO(khnldefsoflh.CitI,,nsflar,iot 250, 000m miles and brought 20th century medi cine to man y PROBATE NO 75 10 CP Florida the CASE NO. ?"- CA-"A Orange County. F for iøa. upon a linal OvIedO. Oviedo. Florida. will beheld water meter and $20 5eeurity flctitiouj name of ESS' ANDRE' In re: in re Estate ci un derdeveloped nations, was towed out of the th e Marriage of ju$gmrn$ rendered ,n Inc atorj at the sw bank 'ild'ng iatc at WILLIAM M. HOAG. a k a deposit for water. ASSOCIATES, and that we intend to CATHERINE F. ROUSE, Wife W court on th. 77th $ay iiladdpja Naval 'wd u Tuday 134 Geneva Drive, Oviedo. Ftlda, Milton Hoag Brownot Novemb.r, regist,r laid name with the Clerk of The firm In a letter to the dty AM 1977, In that certain P etitioner , at 3:00 PM on Wednesday. case Cfl the Circuit Court svil!e, Tex., where it will be scrapped. The Hope was reSeminole County. Cd ; and Ca CQmpdfly a a a FeDruary 26. 1975 lot the elec tion of ded they had not asked for NOT!CE TO CREDITORS Florida In accordance with the PAUL J. ROUSE, Husband, tired 18 months ago when it became too costly to operate. Power & Equipment Plaintiff,case .vs. Directors and the trdnsactn Of p'oviilo of the Fictitious Name return of the $1,190 paid in All Creditors of the estate of Donnelly & Wahl. Inc., Defendant, Respondent such other business may properly Statutes, To Wit. Section 56509 WILLIAM M. HOAG, deceased are wtich advance for a buildi ng NOTICE TO DEFEND aofresald Writ of Execution FIorkla Statutes 1957 come before the meting. perimt hereby notified and requir to file was delivered to me as Sheriff of THE STATE Or FLORIDA TO: for a planned multi.sto;y any claims or L. H. Webb 5: Andre' A Buchamp demands which they Seminole County, PAUL J. ROUSE Florida, and I Executive Vice apartment unit off SR 436 near may have against said estate In the have Greg J. Ester C 0 Wilson Rouse levied upon the f011o*lg President PubIIth: Feb. 17, 19, 76, March 5, 197$ Village Green apartments office of Clerk of Circuit Court of described property Post Office Box SW Owned by DEK.67 Pbbllth: Feb. 17, 19, 1975 SemInole County, Florida. In the Canal Point. Florida 3343$ because they di dnotw Donnelly &WahI, Inc.. said property DEIC 61 urthouse at Sanford. Florida, being located in Seminole County, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED sum was refundable, within four calendar months from Florida, SEMINOLE COUNTY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE that CATHERINE F. ROUSE, his more Particularly PLANNING AND Unlike other firms who have the date of the first publication of described as follows: 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT flIedaPe$ltionintple circuit Cpur,of thiS notice Each claim or demand m inole asked refunds of sewer ZONING COMMISSION SEMINOLE COUNTY, County. Flori da Aspen Well Point System FLORIDASe , for a n- must be In writing and must con TheNotice of Public H@Sil ALTAMON'jj SPRINGS - weeknoUngUiatSiateAtm..ny. nection Disso lution of marriage, and you are state Sisting of One (I) pump on weeIs, PROBATE DIVISION lees when the city was tftrplaceofrldenceandpostofqi((. Plann;ng and Zon ing Corn City co mm issioners last nit Abbott Herring's chief in. Orange No 616 and E i ght (Li sec CASE NO. PR7l.U.Cp required to serve a copy of your mission unable to serve new develop- address of the claimant and must be tls Of PVC Estate of of Seminole County. Written deferrses, if any, on while pipe. bowed to the demand of th sworn to by the claimant, his agent, JESSIE W. BIGGS e vestigator Jack Fulenwider ments because sewer ca pa city Cr CHRISTOPHER RAY. Attty at Florida, will conduct a public Said pperty being stored at his atterney, or it will become Qatfltf state he aring to consider recommending Department Deceased Law, ose address Is Suit & Sons In Sanford, Florida of notified the state agency that was not available, Mayor void according to law, e 102, 616, the following proposed Amendments and C. Semoran Boulevard. Altami'w the undersigned as Sheriff of NOTICE OF CREDITORS Administration, Division of although a portion of the grain Norman Floyd said the Katz Dated Jan,i*ry to the Seminole County Zoning !975. 3.irings. TO ALL PENSONS HAVlp,O florIda 37701, and vmnoie County. Florida. will at State Planni ng, for return of was to be used for hiring company cotified It is aban. LOUISE BINNS HOAG f Il the RegulatIons: 11.00 AM. on the 13th day of CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Original with the Clerk of the above APfNETTE L. BELL some $4,127.61 part of a grant detectives, no detectives were doning its planned Project. Styled Court on or before An Amendment to the Off Street February. A . D. 1975, offer for sale SAID ESTATE: As Executrices the 61h day Parking and Loading Regulations March, A . You and each of you are hereby Of awarded the city In 1973 to form In fact hired. an sell to the highest bidder, DebIt D. 1915, Otherwise a that will govern for The commission voted ALBERT N. FIT TS the number of off notified and Ultimate Judgment will Cash. Subject to any and all existing claims and required to file any be and demands adetectivediviiioninul.epobce Attorney for Executrices Itrt parking spacc unanimously to have City Atty. entered required lobe against at the Fr on you Fulenwider, which y, or w hen t tWesfl Door of the laded 710 Edwards Building, department, for the relief provided for atl buildings con Joe Davis notify demanded Ii the Petition either of you. may have against th th saId e firm at le County Courthoute * in Fla 37171 Stfl(fed witPn the unincorporated Mayor Norman Floyd said by The hIera today, said he the service will soon be Sanford, WITNESS my hand a ('Stateln the office of the Clerk Of the Sanford, Florida, the above bli: Feb. S. 1?. 1975 had no comment to make Official areas of Seminole County and Circuit Court of the 15th Judicial W81 Of said deScribed Personal property, Ad the funds were not used any K 17 available in the area and It is Court on this list day Of provisIons for minimum land ditional informat Circu;I, Seminole County, Florida, January, A D. 1975 Investigation on i ,sailabte from which "properly" and must be paid scaping requirements of those thC Civil Division of the not the city's policy to grant Probate Division, in the Courthouse (Seal) NOTICE UNDER Seminole herring's office may have parking areas Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. back. He said$3,490is budgeted made at Sanford. Florida. within four FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE County Sheriff's Derartment refunds. in 7. An Airport Ordlrnce that will city of Altamonte Clerk of Circuit Court calendar monthi from tP,e time of curre ntl y to repay part of WHOM IT MAY CONCERN That said sate is being made to One week ago the city TO have the effect of creating an Air Notice is hereby given that tti, Satisfy the terms of said Writ of Springs or with Publication of thI5 Seminole County, Florida port Z on ing Commission which is to anothnr police department federal agenciesany thatstate awaOF conu.Iission accepted the Each claim or demand must undersigned, pursuant to the Execution By: Cecelia V [kern rd grant for study that was not recomme nd to the County Corn "FIctjti writing and Deputy ed fil in duplicate and Clerk John E Polk, bid of $5,,0OO from TuttleName Statute," Chapt er mission the boundarii of th e 665 09 Florida 5tat, will register spent win nllow&ble limes th grants state the place of residence and post Sheriff Christopher Ray whi te and Lee Construct ion wi'h the County Comptroll various zones to be ettabli%.'ed and oftic address of the claima nt and Suite 107. 616 E. Semoran m0I0 Cnty. Florida er, in Bou levard the t 1973. Neither Mayor Floyd nor on ing regulations to be adop ted Cornmy to expand the city's for Seminole COuty, Ftcr, md Pubtish Jan 72, 79, Feb. S. 17. 1975 must be sworn to by the claimant, Altamonte Springt, F!orlda 37I Police Chf Justus En.ct w But the serond grant ( hiS rerelni nt . t relative to airsoacø h,nrd pu,pnt or OF AttOrn.y fr C!f!r atfvrny, o' '!.e amc 12 b1ha Udsi) 1'nw mis and further to prct.t apriat op Publith Feb 5. 12, 19. 76, Notice, the f1c'it;ous name, to ,t. be void detective dic-Isioll, Floyd said, available for cwnment and shalt 1975 capacity main sewer plant off OMEGA MAINTENANCE proaches of any airport located, in Dated at Santord. Flcrida, this DEK 13 Poli ce Capt. David Gunter "involved personnel and SER Keller Road to a 7.5 million VICES under which I expect whole or In part, within this unin 15th day of January, 1915 to rcferrrd Inquiries to Mayor period o time running corporal areas of the Coun ty. fl business at 1316 kingston 5: Grace Pierce j;al!on regional facility. Autboriting the apoointment and Floyd. Road, Longwon, Florida As Executrix "The funds were not used In athtition. the comm ission NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE creation of the Airport Zoning of said estate. That the party 'nt accordance with the grant IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that C Citycommissloners last night last night passed on first business en'erpnise iser eSfed 4 om mission' Providing guidelines DAVID THE DAVID CUNNINnHAM as tc(to. bfrtu of that certain Writ of requirements," Floyd said, did not assess blame for havIng reading and scheduled second JUDICIAL CIa. Attorney for Exccutrix standards to be cOldered by OMEGA MAINTENANCE CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY , Execution Issued out of and under the Airpor t "Salaries of persormel were to repay u $4,127.61, fl. P0 Box 1534 SERVICES Zoning Comm,ssjon In FLORIDA reading and public hearing for theseal of the County Court of making recommendati Winter Park, Fl 37759 on s to the By S Jack 0 Conlon paid out of the funds which were voted unanimously to repay the 6:30 .m,, PROBATE DIVISION Seminole County, Florida, upon a County Commission to establish March 4 on an or. Dated at Orian(jo, Publith: Feb. S. 17, I97i Orange County. CASE NO PR7S31.CP I ir,ol judgment rendered in not authorized to be paid," City money as soon as the budget DCX 19 the boundaries of Airport Zoning dinanc'e raising the water and Florida, ,his 17th day of. January Estate of øfc'resald court on the 9th Atfnrnot, t,a -- ------- - fleni. day of Districts and in determining 1975 t . . " will .1, tatc -LOUIS i MEYER Augujt, A D 1974, in that certain Adopting , amending, modifying yinq. The city received a letter last the funds, Pubfih Jan 77,79. Feb $. 1;, Q Deceased adding a drainage control Ice F: 't'viirqp (fldf,flg "irport Zoning IGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CorpOrationof Flor Ja Plainlift, vs IIOTICE TOCREDITOaS for a total of 00 Per UPtt on Providing for the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FO' Margaret Hughes. Defendant, Which FICTITfOUSNAME administration and enforcement of new COflstr[j('tifln SEMINO LE COUNTY aforesaId Writ of Execution wa CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST PROBATE DIVISION Airport NOT l(f. Zoning ereb th,,t I am SAID ESTATE: icuulatons delivered to me as Shvrilf Ot Cleati 'Il fees per unit, und er U engag in Sol ts4nes at p.o. ng a Board of AdjuStment, You and each of you are hereby PRORATE NO. ;sn.c l Sen,inote Co un ty, Florida, and I providing 3315. 101 Lakeview Or, F ores ordinance, Include $300 for appeals in certain In re: Estate of t City notified and r equir have levied upon the for 3775), Seminole County, Florida claims and following cases an au'horiiing said Board to to any HAZE STRUNK 00FF. sewer and $200 for water chfile demands whi you, or under the fittiuj name of CD described property Owned by exercise certain Powers, subject to either of you, may hive aq5int Said Margaret Hughes . Said proper ty connection plus deceased $200 for IINOQUIST, an fh.mt I guidelines and st.Indards in certain to estateIntheoffjceofthecier NOTICE TOCREDITORS being located In Seminole County, cases' drainage, The resulting &Ih the Clerk of Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Provided thit Airport Zoning kolihe To AllCIaimx Creditors and All PIriø Florida. Having or Demands more the Cl-cult Court, Semin Parlicularly Regulations stwill be reasonable ve re nuewiIlbeplajfn a ol , e County In;qn irnrjkvtart11 mfl (if trust :udirlal (ircult, Seminole i , . daS(ribM ftiOw . (ot,n?y, Against i -111-litnittre ,A01 rvvie-,4 it re;x)rt nCr da n the for Said Estate: i with th Ftrid,, f"cat .hall not aci- murit. it-, Ls(. used for util, Uric (11 1161 To Iti il a' i Ooor iiiiiwk Cuunt hwen- frouia Feb. l worl of state infer (fie with any nn conforming -1` 00-nlli Of the Fictitious Nam* Courth,;)use at Sanford. I'Wids, You are hereby m)tif,ed and automobile. 1975 Tax No I?O7i constr union, epan,!, in- Stat"te, o w:m. StIiu,, te nniil Ccir.rnittee c Feb. 1, 8krimkiu,i.z duzinnen in St. LC: Def:r.;r certain within tour efltndar months from rds and FlrI Matutes )97 froveiiie,iI or replacement. time time of the first publicat,on of demands which yu may have current progress of Bicen- Augustine. id Sa vehicle being stor ed at Ratlitf Z Ernie Horrell, S Fdwarij on ing NegulatiOnsand all author ity I kqut thi% Iotice Each claim or c1ernand against the es tate , HAZEL & Son in Sanford, Florida Furthe sewer connection fees to the tennial projects w il l be newly-appointed local Bicenr grant !ublith' Jan, 79, let, S. 12. 19. tic ms.rit be STRUNI( 00FF thall be lent on IIl Al Volvo ,, UVII"OU!V tram he il residence tilseussed, according to tennlal Coordinator, who at. certainpIaceSwhicflaIl be plicat, and duplicate And State the place 01 Seminole COUflty, FIor4 Oiyi$lon of the Seminole County to the Public lfl5pti Clerk of the CIrcuit Court, and file Committee Chairman Jack tersded the workshop,. will Providing for and post office bddrt CriU's Department, and the un violatlont an penalties, Providing the same the FICTITIOUS f.AME In duplicate claimdft end must be Sworn d*rSlgnf'd and as Sheriff as homer, of St'mninole discuss its activities. NoticeIt heteby qivon that I ,am by the claimant. his Igent or at provided in Sec tion 733,16, Fk'ida County, Florida, will at 11:00 A M for an effective date The meeting enoaQed mb rwss at lIZ) Wathe,,n. torney, open to all Statutes, in their dikes in 'he CopIes of these Amendments are (O the 77th day of February, A 0. c-c the same shall be vc-,d Cl . Altc-nwk Sprni citizens interested it' becomning av.,Ilable in tht Zonng Department, Dated County Courthnus. Sei,irwjte at in 1975 (5u'it'rry Offer Seminoic f-Ijidj, sate 4nd sell to ftc A preliminary ineetIn, f I Room 43, Covrthous. Sanford, Il .- lctlt,,,% 1" County, Florida, Within four ,ni day of Janijry, 1915, highest bidder, for casli. subject to paii of Ilicertenr,'l activities S:njc!r County Chairman Florida from Monday through name of JAMESTOWN RI At.I j. tt'Ity M Murphy calndarxnonfl.sfrom thefimeof the any and All existing lelni, •t the will follow a short musicai Hornet, Horreil, Deputy and that t intend to reg,sfp, firit ptAlicatIon hereof, or the As Executrix Front IWesO Otxn' of the Seminole Frida, 5 - 30 AM to 5 - 00 PM. lam, This Public hearing will be held in presentation t pitriotic songs Chairman George Brown, wIlt be bàrred, name with the Clerk of the Circuit Of Slid eStot, County Courthouse In Sanford, 41 Court, Seminole County, Florida ri I 5% C.mrroll, Jr. County Committlon Chambers Fillat the Sanford Florida, this 73rd Florida. the above de'scrit,cd per by the &'rninole f3icentennial Treasurer John Mu'rrt'r and Of the Courtho'jsr 3cc or dan day of January, 1973 with fl, pxovis,-ou of [SQuire 4 Sanford, or, sona pror4'rty Mu!;.d (ifulip 'I t" jtlC''IV' Socretary Peg homer was held ttiC f i(tit,.jt P4an. St.itijtes. to Maret, S 1975, at 7 30 P M 5: Elar,e trunk Gedulg CROLL & JONES, PA That shid sac is being lylacte to WM or as Wit: SO'cliCn 165$ FIo-ida 5tnttt begins at 7:3-0 p.m. in the yei,tertjiy in Sarford to discuss As Administratnix CTA Attorney for Executrix satisfy the $e-ins of Said Writ of Ihece.mlter as possible. 19 57 21 U $ Highway )7 9 3: A. Edwin Shinholr Planning and Zoning SaniforiJ Chamber. Execution the importance and Commission Attorney for Adnminisf,atrix. P.O fini 9)1 5: 1, (M Acco John CIA t. Polk, In addi tion to a pcogres,s organizati on of the Feb. IS, Publith l't 17, 19. 74. P,'.jn't, Cas:elberry, locIda 37107 Seminole c ounty, Flarid) First Federal flu,l4ii-s St.rflf tpt cxii liival S. H Ii Had'n, jects, the nieetir,:. n1ord, frida 37775 Se minole County, Florida .i.. ........ rr.. a" r:r P,hhiti'.. 7tvitru-, ',".,',,'r.Tur r'g.------------7, Il, If. l974 ruBIISfl: F e b5 17 1 7e 5913 fb would be a large majority in favor of the former general who has been in power since a bloodless coup in 1961. Cambodia Defeat Predicted — Legal Notice - Legal Noe Ship To Become Junk ijflhiiii' Legal Notice 1. SEOUL, South Korea (AP) President Chung lice Park was expected to win a sizable victory today In the referendum he called to get a nationwide endorsement of Ids authoritarian rule. Despite calls for a boycott by opposition political groups and some church and civic organizations, It was generally conceded the final result 0. previously and spent total district where sewer lines are a $2.50 per home monthly unemployment compensations concession stand at the civic $600,000. City auditor Charles currently being installed, th e YoVo reflects the way the economy ift going. In these times of ren .ession. the n4on's largest Yll Five Form 'Blue Ribbon' Indust ry Group Assassination Charged Commission Chairman Sid traffic is already bad there, and Vihien Jr., who flatly fixed the It would make It worse," "wit,iout prcjudlce" denial, McMtllian said The store After hearing strong op. said 'the proper use of the site would also create additional position Iron surrounding is not commercial" litter front patrons who hopid projrtv o flr nd (inirdi 'Wi thuut ircjudict" IflUb there, adding to the already bad t members, county commis- that the applicant can return litter problem that the churc sioners last night denied a anytime with a new proposal and neighborhood has, rezoning request that would for rezoning. A normal de ni al McMillian explained. have allowed a small con- would require a year's waiting McMillian said he was also venience store to be built in a period for resubmittal. concer ned a bo ut the possibility residential neighborhood. Although lot owner Gloria of the store Ict being annex ed The request to change Pratt said that "many neigh, into nearby Altamonte Springs zoning from duplex (R-2) to bors have said they would like and subsequently receiving restricted neighborhood corn- to have a commu ni ty store permission to se ll alcoholic mercial (CN) for a lot north of there," surrounding property beverages seven days a week. North Street on the east side of owners and a representative of Other area residentt Si 4 7 was denied "wi thou t a nearby ch ur ch opposed the protested the ezon1ng, some prejudice" on a motion by corn- rezoning. wi th th e argument that the missioner Harry Kwlatkowskj, James McMillian, of St. store could better be located at In asking that The request be Johns Missionar), Baptist ;inotlier site. u.inu £nwuowJu salu urnrcti, said his congregati on In as king for the "withou t that lack of a site plan for the oppose d the store, and thought prejudice" denial, Kwiatkowski store cloudel the need "(or that that It would create "a nuisa nce suggested ,, that a site plan be type of operation." in the neighborhood," "The forthcoming." — "._ - Yo Yo Reflects Economy MAUIS)N, Wis. (AP) F By Dlii, BELLEVILI.E Herald Staff Writer /. . .. - -- 1 — - Egypt could give the pledge of non bell igerency demanded by Israel only as part of a final peace settlement. . Police Burg lary Suspect Pleads Innocent A New Jersey man, accused tering with intent to commit a H. Campbell Jr., 23; Robert A. Other suspects pleading possession of a stolen metor for this week tor Carlton with seven Sanford policemen felony and grand larceny. Shaw, 29. March 3— Larry Leon innocent at arraignment vehicle, March 17. Eugene Levi, 19, Eatonville, In and auxiliary policemen in Panko and the policemen are Payton, 26; lirarn Lyle Monday in Circuit Court, —Donald Edward Hampton, connection with the theft of a connection with local free on their own recognizance Hamlin, 22, and Raymond charges and trial dates set, 21, 310 W. Third St., Sanford, television and stereo In burglaries, pleaded innocent pending, trials. All have pleaded Bennett, JO. included: and Mark Edward Dyal, 18, 505 Casselberry, has been conwhen arraigned here Monday in innocent, Judge Salfi set trial for the —Theodore Dellfield, 34, 1114 Plurnosa Drive, Sanford, tinued to the week of March 17. Circuit Court. Raleigh Paul Sessions, 22, is week of March 17 for James W. 12th St., Sanford, breaking breaking and entering with Trial for Robert V. CarCircuit Court Judge scheduled for trial the week of Edward Knight, 20,1804 W. 15Ui and entering with intent to Intent to commit a penter, fl-year-old owner of Dominick Salt i set trial for the Feb. 17 in connection with the St., Sanford, ona-sexual battery commit a felony and robbery, misdemeanor, petty larceny Solar Energy Systems, week of March 24 for Michell burglaries, Other officers charge in connection with the March 17. and possession of burglary DeLand,onashopllfting charge Panko, 28, of Colonin, N. J., on slated for trial are: Feb. 24— Feb. 1 rape of a 48-year-old —Ricky Charles Hampton, tools, March 10. was scheduled for this week in charges of breaking and en' William D. Magner, 24; Robert Sanford woman, 21, 310 W. Third Si, Sanford, Trial originially scheduled circuit court but has been continued until March 24 due to illness of a key state witness. Carpenter, of 110 Westwood Court, Sanford, is accused of taking a microwave oven from A Five-man committee was The committee, fill by examine a list provided by the "This is a highly competitive looking for industry but we are the ,I. C. Penney store, Sanford established yesterday within Sanford city Commissioner State Department of Commerce market Zo bring industry into," trying to show industry that we Plaza, Dec. 20. the Industrial '25' Committee of Julian Stt'nstromn, will examine of products manufactured out Krider said. "We are corn- (Seminole County) have a the Greater Sanford Chamber the types of industry suitable to of the state which could be peting with Orange County and better Industrial climate." Members of the promotion of Commerce with the express the area and develop an in- manufactured in Seminole several hundred small COnI. liketo Sanford who are committee include City purpose of seeking out and dustrial advertising promotion County, according to John munities also trying develop in. ('nmmTiissloner .lohn Morris, attr;irting industry to Sanford IJri:ratn to attract indiit.rv. 1. Kridcr, chairman of the Toii'i liumit, l(u Muncrief and uiw1try:" i antI Seiiiimiuk' (.iiuiity. 'Hie i'OtIiuiittec also Will Committee. ' ''Every little community is Jim Ryan. JERUSALEM (AP) Neither Israel nor E?ypt gave any indication of modifying their positions as Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger carried his peace shuttle to Cairo today. U.S. sources said Israeli resolve was hardening and Kissinger encountered considerable resistance during his talks with Premier Yitzhak Rabin and leaders of his government. In Cairo, President Anwar Sadat repeated Egypt's demand for return of the Mitla and Gidi passes and the Abu Hudels oil fields. He said Zoning Bid Denied w. NEWABF, N.J. (All) Th..' Homan Ca th olic Ar. chdiocese of Newark, six th largest In the nation, says It is faced wi th a multimillion dollar budget deficit, Archbishop Peter L. Gerety told newsmen Tuesday th at short4errn lo&is and mortgages amounting to $25.3 million owed by the archdiocese are the major problem. He sa id costs f or th e current fiscal year amo un t to 1noe than $35 million, but revenues come to only about $21 milli on . IN bt(EF As Kissinger 'Shuttles' Co n venience Store ,Sipr Archdiocese Faces Deficit I — Cautions Americans WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford Is cautioning Americans to brace for a faster•than4orecast surge in unemployment but says the jobless rate will peak at under 10 per cent and gradually head downward before year's end. Th e President's personal predictions on th e closely wat ch ed indicator of th e nation's recession came at a Tope ka, Kan., news conference after he announced the release "f $2 DIi11 in frozen highway funds to spur 125,000 or more jobs in the hard-hit construction Induatry. -Iftom.6 I Israel, Egypt Stand Pat Two Considered For Job WASHINGTON (API — A Justice Pcpartment official and the past president of the homebuilders' lobbying group are among possible nominees being considered to head the Department of Hill and Urban Development. Sources in Congress and HUE) confirmed two names persistently mentioned are Asst. Atty. Gen. Carla Hills and Lewis Cenker, until recently the president of the National Association of Home PuIiih'rs. I PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) - The Cambodian commander in chief says unless his forces receive the W. million supplemental military aid sought by President Ford, It will lose the war before the year is out. "Even with more aid we cannot win, but we can hold the other side to a stalemate that may lead to negotiations," Gen. Sosthene Fernandez told The Associated Press In an interview. Legal Notice ' - Councilman Uraes 'Ocoee' Type Plan , as LONG WOOD—Council man State To Recover Police l Grant Don Schreiner Monday night recommended the city irnplement an "Ocoee type plan" by exempting senior citizens from any future water rate increase, Schreiner, saying the city is in process of raising water rates, urged that Longwood follow to an extent the lead announced by the City of Ocoee last week, by levying the in. crease only on residents other than the elderly, Noting Attorney General Robert Shevin's office has said that property taxes once collected cannot be rebated to the seniors, Schreiner said exempting that section of the community from any water rate irrease would probably be legal. "The young and newer members of the community . ,..:Il:.. - .r. .IeIlf J.)...wla •5.,. t..s. additional burden to help out the senior citizens," Schreiner said, - '". • _______ ---- -- - -,, - _ -,. I-.- .. '' UU :;. .,_ .((OrJ,nc, , pul a - . - ... -- • -. --'•"— -,.-,,-..Suy" ,, I,,RI ' t -. Civ — fr l i — , ., - -,'- -'-'S.. t)f JILl " ._ "1 . - ''• =.— =-'- -='=- .=- - - :-':'- 4T, - ' Publ;tj-, OCX '.... ::_±± ':'& -'1) i? i; 'u± . --.., • Schreiner, vice chairman of the council's public works committee Is to look into the legality of his plan for a report to council next week. Although council has not discussed any water rate in. creases at council meetings, Public Works Director Ralph Fisher several weeks ago in a written recommendation to council members urgcd that rates be increaced, noting the fees charged to large users are not covering operation costs. Fisher recommended that the minimum water rate of $3.50 monthly for 5,000 gallons remain the same. For water over 5,000 gallons, he urged the charge be raised from 45 cents per thousand gallons to 65 (-emits. He noted it costs a little more than 50 cents per thousand gallons to produce the water. V. P... . ... ,.,& ...,. . a s,, — I"43 II 00.! - i',': 1 m HI BALSAM SHAMPOO ... '09 iq 130! . 3 TYPES -. RIG 1 1 PROTEIN 21 :- IHAIRSPRAY... r '' ' " - , I " ,, ,f , 99 ~ 5I CALGON \ iW 39 - s. '.: V ........ I'i..U.. _.._.-....;$J.. .,,.,I %4'....h.,. . 1,111,11Ill ...., Conunis3ioner Dick Wiliigmns Mute Hattaway s n.mmtlnatiomi of 1)1111%, e-plairing epposed ______ ' INM 399 _ _ OUTDOOR "-' - 1 .up -— 7r recommended fees be set at 75 cents per thousand gallons with no minimum charge. To Regional Plan Council Crotty have both been appointed to the EastCentral Florida Regional Planning Council as representatives of Seminole County. The two appointments, which came at a regular county commission meeting yesterday, were the result of numerous recommendations considered by the Board during the last several weeks. Duffy, recommended by the Logwood Chamber of Cornmerce, is a zoning consultant with his own firm in Longwood. The six-year resident of Seminole County also has a degree in law, Mrs. Crotty, recommended by the cn'Jllty league of Woman's Voters, and the vice presideni of that organization, Is a former member of the : / i:'.ignt lidVi! Q conflict of interest problem." But liattawas- felt that Dully "is a person to take the strong kind of stand we need" to further the interests of the county. Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski, who nominated Mrs. Crotty, seconded lit. tawny's nomination. Commiss i on Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr., who described Mrs Crotty as a "very busy tcoman," said he was afraid that she "might spread herself a little too thin," and favored William's nomination of GlorIa The new Council members will attend their first meeting today when the body convenes. LAWN"' FURNITURE wnyI can xx 2 . ,- " 10 1988 Ill— _. W 24" GRILL _~ '.Tl __ 4 / 410 011,1(4 NIh ttm £O1,OlSG C-lit . ItAxav 1p100 Ins J eosirx, stn - ('AlCOA' BRIQUETTES s. le-lb-884 l0pcvr ba Ill 1 l$ ill I LIGHTER FLUID All p1 2t'' 6649 QUART CHARCOAL LIGHTER . .. r7_,_ fIESTA PRO MAX ." a 1488 5..GILLETTE 1 8 8 ,2study ill. t ':, BAIT VJ'\ BUT t—' TOOLS Choose txamplar'tt. tvow,I oxeuIt'nIo..R. 7W.., 58' 2 SUNDAY It) / SANFORD: 950 State St., Sanford Plaza, SemInole Plaza ana CASSELBERRY: 1433 Sernoran Wvd. - " ' Pow,,. 3 sat weds 88 EACH I SHARE YOUR PICTURE ITH SOMEONE YOU L. W SX7 flf'tPf DAILY 99 STYLER DRYER 1 •-. GARDEN SALE PRICES GOOD TH O U SATURDAY I 7 "' P.I900I.d wufi PLASTIC THEUNIFORMiTORE 1 ''' Ott o the leageanct capable of , With ,nxov.d bail, cli ?rWtal pats, $tIKt,C an.' straps on 1.0tweightsr%wnjr, f,.m., D.luii• Ityltiris li easily fox I10s94 - ----- ir.. Co$oitvl NEWSELECTIONSAT IT'll SLOCIf $0 OF DOG TRACK ID r II) P4 HWY It #I CASS(LSiwRy S PR : REEL COMPLETE WITH LINE! 777 V,*_-_~_Q_Ci__ ___________________ DEANS CAREER APPAREL J SPINNING VINYL STRAP8 hi' SURE TO SEE THE CALLED 11 I SOUTHBEND 730A , t1flil 4 a 1:1: -Ism a 1BATHBEADSS.. 11.361166 County Names 2 Members No Bicentennia Committee To Hear Progress Report -- .. '-' , ' Wednesday, Feb. 12, lflS'-3A COLOR tiFILAKOWMtHT VN I I I S ONLY . 4M_ )01 "s uiYTf p t'lLjj.JL~ V �Around The Clock E veiiig IIIUI(I My wife and I were talking about the proposed phone rate increases, and were wondering about those additional charges when you'd call f')r rnformation, 'eIl, what about those new businesses which open aster the directories have been published and are not listed in th.' phone boe!.f It wculz m unfair to penalize both the prospective customer ail the new business locations, 300 N. F RENCH AVE., SANFQHfl, FIA flfl) Area Code 3(-3222611 Wednesday, Feb. 12, 19?S--4A 'kNt1.i,t)OYI.E,Publlsher Wiij.i,: U. CUI(IUE,Managjng Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director home Delivery: Week, 55 Cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months. 114.20. \'car, $28 40. B Mail: In I'lorid3 same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6'Months, 116.20; 12 Months, $32.40, L inccsln : An Ir'njrin I Thcit Still Remains Why should there not be a patient confidence in the ultimate justice of the people? Is there any better or equal hope in the world? I desire so to conduct the affairs of this administration that if at the end, when I come to lay dowfl (he reins of power. I have kt every other friend on earth, I shall at least have one friend left, "shad.i" isunglass's). . . and there I am s'uggllng to see him using all f the power in my four eyes...) Mayfair Country aub, and hopefully It will again raise $5,000 for the Guild as it did last year. There are noottRr campaign drives (or money to support the Guild's endeavors. Let's help 'em out, 0 K.' For years, the names of Ballet Guild and DorIs Otetrith have been synonymous. The vivacious blonde stirred Own sroom with her appearance, and an armload of promotional material relating to an upcoming presentation. scheduled for Valentine's Day at the Sanford Civic Center at 8:15 p.m. There are so many newcomers moving into our u-ea that we take it for granted they are aware of It's difficult to comprehend that the Ballet Guild, of our safety laws. a nonprofit-making organization, was born Iii As an example, whenever you have your windSanford just seven years ago. shield wipers in operation, your headlights are Miriam Rye and Valerie Rye Weld have made a required to be on as well, gigantic cultural contribution to this area, and Lately we have had some extremely 'oggy certainly deserve our thanks and support. mornings: and there were autos coming at me As a matter of fact, the only financial support without any headlights on. This, too, is against the this organization received last year was through the law, efforts of cochafrman Tom Largen and Joe iWhat really 'bugs' me on those without the Kwimai in handling the successful golf tourteadlightse.n is the driver invariably is wearing his nanient. It's scheduled to be rerun again at the %jjjjnjp Open heart surgery is very muth in the news — usually dealing with adults who have the operation dot-,c as a life-eaver! At first it was most unusual; but now with the refinements and ow Improved medical knowledge we have a tendency of accepting it as a routine nnttei' Maybe. And then again - maybe not! how about a five-year.old who has had not one but two such delicate operations' We're very pleased to write that Michael Isom of Sanford is that youngster and is now home again... doing well after his brief stay at the Gainesville — '... rW ., j. " Of Warning ' . thjj - iohn poIski associate editor Askew noted Tuesday that uneniploynient In Ililisborough County reached 7 per cent last month Iiurethadtbubletherateofa).e,lr,gp 'That figure is less that the statewide unemployment rate of 8.3 per cent, but certainly ihat is small consolation for the more than 16,000 local workers who are out of jobs," Askew said in remarks prepared (or the Covernor's l.mmclicon at the Horid;i ate Fair. DON OAKLEY Ferguson Appointed g T\I! .'HA1;I:, I"l,i I A P (;. Ue'i:bin .ipp iiitcti lus 1i 111cr cnerg adviser, 1h'ell I"erguson, ., t'i the Florida Energy Committee, Ferguson, 30, resigned in December as Askew's adviser to enter private law practice in Tallahassee. Ferguson will replace Supreme Court Justice Arthur England on the energy committee. England, Askew's former consujiler adviser, resigned from the committee after being elected to the bench last fall. Meanwhile, House Speaker Donald Tucker, D'Talk and chairman of the House Growth and Energy Corn. mnittee, as House cochairman of the lJ'member panel. . I .' ; Oil Cartel i WSHIti;ToN —• NEM - As secretary of with other men and the product of other men's labor. Here are two, not only different, but i. compatible things, called by the same name, liberty. And it follows that each of the things is by the respvciin' parties calied by two ditlerent and incompatible names, liberty and tyranny. The sh',.pherd drives the wolf from the sheep's throat, br which the sheep thanks the shepherd as his liberator, while the wolf denounces him for the same act. . . The sheep and the wolf are not agreed upon a definition of liberty. feieral employes whose task it is to print and Issue the people's money, collect the people's taxes and pay some of the people's bills. It is a bureaucracy of unprecedented Influence in the lives of every man, woman ard i'hili'I in th. Repoblic. Thus it is that when Simon begins worrying about the present enormity and future potential of "government's control of Its citizens," as he often do wkn hIs ft n' his desk and his mood turns reflective, it should be remembered by his listeners that his office and agency are the personifications of his gripe. There is an ironic bit of the pot calling the bottle black when the If you once forefeit the confidence of your money czar, who can help or hurt the citizenry fellow citizens, you can never regain their respect with a single word, idealizes tht Americans and esteem. It is true that you may fool all the "are dominated and their iniUaves stlffled by people some of the time; you can even fool some of federal rower." Nonetheless, his poim is inescapable, The the people all the time; but you can't fool all the nation that was founded on the premise that a • ' ' I ' 4' T are . -:,-i:! .,, " ':1' ;1L;M . ' .t . _____ i ___ ____ — ..'- _______ _________________ _______________ _________________ ________ ________ _____ ______ __________ -- -. -. ___________ ______ _________________ _________________ _.•.• ____ - ______ '-' ..--•• - _____ ____ ____ _____ doliar drain on the economy caused by the I' quadrupling of petroleum prices by the oil nations' cartel, the OPEC. Thn.: experts did suggest one possible np. proach the other day, however. Economists John Perry of the Brookings Institution and M.A. Adelman of MIT, along with former Federal Energy Administration head John C. SawhiU , ' -"cd bcfre the Senik subcommittee on multinational corporations. The United States, they said, should adopt a quota on how much oil it will allow to enter from abroad, then seek secret bids from producing nations on the right to supply it. This would in. troduce competition into the oil import market. Unfortunately - in this connection, that is — the United States is not the OPEC's largest Yt4 we shall have as weak and as strong, as silly and six Jobs in America is now governmental (15 wise, as bad and as good. million employes) and the bureaucratic payroll Tex., is charging. offk'ers. -._. _________________ ______ ________ _____ _______ !' 'Wo Mi ___________ r cav/ar tonht Irs beck to the harsh realdies!" suv York Times story identifying a popular U.N. midable, overall role. se'rethi1at official, Vladimir Pavlichenko, as a The world's most tangled espionage web has 'veteran officer" of the Soviet secret police, the Kremlin at its center. The Soviet spy system Pvlichenko was not only a valuable Soviet in effect, a thuy geometr1 design of spy rings agent but a ciose associate of Malik, The files within spy rings. The emphasis, of contain detailed accowit.s of Pavlichenkn's KGB upon deception, course, is activitieswhilehewasposiflgasau.N cmptoye. it is difficult, therefore, to trace Malik's Spy The New York Times revelation caused Malik career. The intelligence files show he began as a to overreact, recalled a source with direct stool pigeon (or the Soviøt secret policy, the Nhknowledge of the case. Angrily, MaRk fired off VD, in the •nid-193( when he attended the two protests to the State Department and also Institute of Diplomatic and Consular Employes. got U.N. Secretary-General U Thant to corn1k reportedly reiiuiined an ctivt' rlgnt of plum. Ne4 long afterward, Parlichenko, his &'et intelligence a. he moved up in 1937 to usefiiInes imnapüeti, was discreetly called become the deputy press..chief of the Corn. home. The Soviets were far more successful with rnissariat for Foreign Affairs. Two years ater, a promnnent Bolivian envoy to the U+N., the fiks he wa.s dinpatcht'd to ttw Snvtct embassy in show The di4omat wan recruited by the KGB in Japan with the diplomatic rank of couns2!or. Rut Bolivia, warigkd n assignment to the U.N. arid Amrr;;,n ;icnN qffli:! ot!1l hwi, ;Iiu,irofn FEll. 14 HOSPITAL NOTES Lawton Elementary School, — Oviedo volley ball game benefit Ruth C Rnqwthi, Dellona FEB. . Central Florida Zoo. Parents ________________________________________________ a Mallle M Bredbury, DeOona ADMISSIONS vs. teachers and students vs. JoPn F Boom, Dclton,, XarCn Lynn oo DCI1OOa Stephen ( B'itrlc I. Jam,son teachers, AIy Beta Chi Chapter, Delta I-los Pa 1 i --.- ...... .............-.-.-- -- ---. '- Rebecca 'Tendel Etta S Appleby Kappa Gamma Society, dessert meeting, and food auction at ulic Mae Tamer Eva B Williams home of Margurite Partin, - Nancy A Nelrns -- - -- ---- - SISTERS, Inc., noon lun- cheon meeting at Cavalier Rnbbn Purvls Clara 0 Corley ('tile DIon 'pt'_ - .• • ". '' '. ' ,,.. . '- '.. ' .. . l. .. 'tk:, - ____ .. . • ., . ___________ . .'--,- ...... ': LOCATION: Fifth Street and Frencti Ave. 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 is In the heart of Santmord and does nothing to Improve the community's image to an>' outf4owner 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 1657, Sanford, Fla., 32771. ______________________________________________________________________________________ A /'kCTIOfl flex Council elected Robert Hammond,Percy White, Tracy Estc and Robert Harms to the commission. Sanford FaIla I Nona r young Helen . ,','illiam B Armbrter, DeBry P.i,i ft £ih.. r,ce ______ ''' '°" Si\Rl 'JOE ).Vii Emma Akin Matthew B Roberts Mttle Jones cuia I PfUOt James James uk Delaney, DeBary ' :.ueme j Kernpf. DeBary Ca'oline 'Thomas. Deltona Martha W Miller. Oellona Francis C Peterman. Enterprise (.05 I. Scott, Geneva VaIn B Sloan, Lake Mary Jeanette Clover. Lake Mary Ruth Ann Yates. Lake Mary -, '' ' ''i '. Perre Detfot. Orlando • rred, IE tl.mlton. ¶orrc,?o _______________________ -' ________ '' A ---- INDOOR & OUTDOOR '': ' ' :- :t a; ,: $ ..' i '_-;. -.- ' '' . , '...' aC.;Pit O..,4$"41 ' l"$s' Ot' Pet_It' Vr'. dmf, 90I ,-',' i"3 dGai' go ' , ' •., . ri,: i't_ ':.? rt;f \ . - ,, - ,.', O ____ 110 mph. 25 mpg. R 95 •wr ', ,:' ,' '"r bId _—" ploycr. erct,y'3 hP ic 'cr. tns noening 'We're going to have to get with Florida loislators ThiZ MntIv cIrnNlv .r'd (fWI with a chaoce of ran or %hows and thing is going to kill us," lOWS in ttie Upper los Clearing and Bessemer said. w'h hinhs in the Hospital officials recently tpper 60s W'niis northerly 10 to occasionally 20 m ph. becoming received their first bill from tEit' northeasterly Thursday. Rain state Bureau of Unemplo>inent probabIlity 30 per cent tonight. r,. r*ra c $ lIt 3 S5 Sirir,r otitsidt., the window. lhersnornoter sta?s in, read both scales at a (Joe's glance. Black case. ... ? Open Sat. Ph. 3220500 'Til 4p.m. Sanford 1 i" tIil('I'll (ljI'V('tjOIl IS hut sunit'l hi nit We offer Cnsna Pilot Educa. t,n because we th,nk Is the best. Itt an 'ntegra?ed cur rlculum that blendt ground aed flight training into a Ioical sequence for laster, surer learning 11II Chill that ______________ -_- ' just J H'0p1t' liii take a sincere i'htt'l'('st Ill tin' f)I'Ot)lt'tllS I'll I hem's L. ;m'a,iiko ____ m ______ "1R'hh a P1'i')mh . lit' eart' ________________________ — I-1 I. ri'er lOs outh and Sunday mi II ncrthto mid SOs lower Gull Const I rwt Friday near SO noetti to re' 'Outh nd Sunday n;iJ 5O n.,qtt, loy,r'r lOs South. Daytona Reach tlde for highS OSa m .9,71 l 7.4) .1 r, 3:01 p m . Port Canaveral ?''Ih :ii a m. 9 O pm lOw 7)) .nI. 2 SIp pm.; . .. • __________________________ L Factory-Reconditjonetj iBM Typewriters ( ' Ii.ii 'ive ''Pen. 1 ttiitt ' Yr_I I - "d t-ç' ;lnvunt' can do. It requires Hqhs Friday towtr lOs north to !:ist ( lt1:Irt('r iii 1974. s'tie,i Ibl*'(j I. IN THE PILOT'S SEAT si. ,e. 1-IUNCREX LET US PUT YOU .,.J ' Criipt'rition , I r t' 5i'"' 55mph. 15mpg. , IIUI IM'n.sation, the same as that (-lllI):O)'S niost recent em- VVEAT 11 ER ' t. •,'i *',o r • ' cc,i,1 ,, a'. 'r'a' a,. t. t,je? ctss,; of 7 ;o It 1 5'OT1 •ii -0 Io.d1 r C' Pa eis'i •ød uaI'l •l. 8Cli,I PiI il ••d,cii t, i- ' !Odl, Pi,,r's, • I ',' . I board chairman, and Andrew any jot) and the hospital is liable ._;';' "45 10 SttCt,V ii t'e •t.I.I, C' '' ttd. PI gaa . 1 , I 'I .r "-'I C'. 't. '.'r flicri ,r!aI. 0 , Brodk' said all a former John Eva mis was elected emplove tias to do is get laid off Extended Forecasts Fr,da, flt bill for $599.71 represents through Sunday lorda PeninsuI Mainly fair the hospital's share of unemand dry eicevt I or a chance of rain plasment cotupensat ion paid to ,n the north on Sunday. Slow war Former t'lnploycs (luring the Delores A DuFault. Orange City ming trend Friday through Sundn %'iIh Ihe Most Poswrful A. Tishknv; 1 general ('are" and weren't make reimbursements, Carol A Telkamp Johne F. Boom. II ____________________ , but it puts an extra burden on hospitals the option of buying _______________________________ for unemployment corn- Juanita M Rictiarthon SprIngs %%'ITHOUTAPR[SUUPTION! n' name Gramkow rn charge Brodie said the law is unfair Mary r Kceiinq Toni Vancna Moran Also close to Malik .ave been the KI's Gramnkow Funeral Home in Caer Society In Mrs Thomp employed as secretary to the charge of arrangements, 5hn , Shawn P Davis Sandra S Mar-li Redudng Aid mission for 12 years. She was Personnel Director Reid zapped by the flu bug. John WItarn John W Williams THIS %VEEK secretary to the Seminole children and a niece, Mrs. City. N, C Family reguests and Planning and Zoning Corn- .Janet Ayers of Knoxville, Tenn. tIer please be Dmtt tiO made to AmCricin Iksserer said he had "no change the law that was passed the hospital for just "routine hospitals, but requires them to CIuItn P Gaoney. Aitamonte I__(' )SF .i'F!(.I-I1 •• • wth Rev. FredSaturday 1. Neal ob. the corning year and discussed action" available to officials in of Warren A. Thompson and Robert W. Thompson, of f'c'ating Burial In the high costs of paying Seminole would be to bring had been employed as Kansas City, Mo.; two grand- HOIly Cemetefy. Ei,:abeth unemployment compensation, pressure on the legislature to Me ar Mrs RogefslXarenJOld% those patients admitted entered insurance, as it does private a boy, Deltona Ray A. Martin I 1 p.m. Thr$dôw in Survivors include a son, Gramkow Funeral Hcme Chapel "We're able to handle them, because it doesn't give public DISCHARGES .. "concerted that city. She was the widow all emnployes," he said. lie said unemnployment compensation 'alcOa I Washington - came to Sanford in 1957 from Assr.. The only type idea" as to why so many in 1974. BIRTHS Norma E WaQnc'r the to be Croi,, trusteeselected new officers for Frr C Allen. New Smyrna the facility in January. James s them Sr Restaurant, meeting yesterday. Also, laws, patients sought hospital care at fleh Theresa Bauder Edna landress [v.'r Released for Public IJse . --------J,-.--------------------- . ..- . 'I, ' Julian said the action well, At the time the land was 11> EDPItICKETf Carraway was elected vice necessary to retain the annexed the owners were Trim Herald Staff Writer chairman during the regularly . Anaverageof192patjenLspr scheduled monthly meeting. -day — 22 more than the highest Evans instructed Besserer to Perre Dt'itos. Orlando Karen L Fan? Oviedo, at 7p.m. Tthhvinski and 5K. Savchenko; and former spies in the United k secret police terror during some of the bloodiest Gorsky and V. Zarubin, years of the late dictator Joseph Stalin. While Malik was still a top man in the K!, he Another Malik associate, according to the was nsferred to the U.N. as the Soviet files, was the famed I.E. Ayants, who was once delegate in 1948 and remained until Stalin's in cherge of spreading false strategic Indeath In 1953. He served thereafter as am- formation to confuse tLS. intelligence and who is hassador to Britain and then drputy foreign credited in Moscow with helping to pry France minister in Moscow, although the Files indicate looce from NATO. At Soviet U.N. headquarters, he actively kept up his int."lligence associations, we were unable to reach MaRk, but his press In IPSI, he was named permanent U.N. envoy, spokesman, Leonld Romonoy, told us: "It wculd which provides sheep's clothes for one of be undoubtedly better and more useful if such an Itussia's mnot sharn-tooUied wolves, lie is fond, experienced colunmist as Mr. Anderson did not this graduate of Stalin's secret police apparatus, address himself to insignificant and unfounded of taking the U.N. podium and btanding his intopics but directed his attention end used his ternational adversacie as "murderers and Lalenta to cover the prohlem of le.sening ingangsters." ternational tension and developments of The fihes list MaRk's closest associates in the relations between the Soviet Union and the intelligence world. Among them are the top United State5.'' --- ' tci ...;t:i;;;;!f - ..,ttc'i1 I,.,,:;,J more. ([lj. toe c've IO'' 1or 't,'t (J ;i'y I,i,tr 0.1? ol • Ills ORAMKOW FUNERAL HOME $ 130 s. AIR FORT BLVD ft Ml, East on A. port Blvd from Traffic SiqnaI on HWY I? $ ' Executive ,w!1áigr'!1 I )} fIili - ''Yt ()ri,,,,fi ii,, k' -T-15 - ' J t Hi Jefirey n Ali,ng, Lkr Mary Patricia S Vinün. OrI.ndo ' 4 ------------------ . . .' ' - January at Seminole hopes of initiating some type of annual luncheon and card party Aveiiue, Sanford. Quarterly Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Co. mnitted Memorial Hospital, an official "concerted action" in opFuneral Notice starting at 11:30 a.m, in the Hoard of Directors meeting. hostess, Mrs. I.,. C, Wildner. MRS. MAXINE THOMPSON airport manager of the Sanford ___________________________ s'!uhhna on Ovorhonk Drive. Plans for April Cancer Crusade Visiting 1)atmgtiters welcome, says. position to a new law which Mrs. Maxine Thompson. 59. Airport Authority at the time of THOUPSOPI MRS. MAXiur month. Hospital Administrator brought hospital and other of 215 Vinewood Drive, Loch her death. She was a member Longwood area Tourist Club, unerat serv;c,5 br Mrs Robert Besserer revealed these cmployes under the state's Arbor, died Tuesday. A native and director of the Florida '" Thompson. $9, ob 215 noon, Sunnyshade Park, Vsnewoo,., Drive. Loth Arr, and other facts at a board unemployment compensation of Elizabeth City, N.C., she Governmental Secretaries Longwood. pointed deputy chairman of the Komitet Affairs." Mhh g.ve up his formal KI post in 1951, the Q NSDAR Sallie Harrison number on any one day in the meet with other governmental AREA DEATHS Seminole County unit, 7:30 Chapter, 2:30 p.m., home of Woman's Club of Casseloerry 1)111., Chase Co. building, Oak Mrs. Stanley Pierce, 2219 hospital's history — were ad- bodies in Seminole county in woman operative. Y.D. Modrzhinskaya, once Promoted to ambassador, he remained in assistant chief of ftIa'A U&ipan wiring Worm War II and immediately was after the war. Then he was brought home to a lieutenant colonel in the assassination Moscow where in 1947 he became an operational department, varlausly called "Special Bureau espionage official. The files shov he was apNumber One," "Department 13" and "Wet "James Bond" equinment speciali,; tigigs i.v. Fedotov, S.L, ' ___ Don a Id in the E. E. Williamson Road FEI13 ;& our sources, as qn intelligence specialist, Informatsii, or the K! as it was called, which was the parent head of both the KGB secret police and GRU military intelli'nt-. . General Robert Shevin's office to remain within the city, contiguous to I touching) other annexing along with the land never been dc-annexed." Nader nd Georges St. Laurent, has agreed to dclay final court ShevI's oUice notified the dty lawis when annexed, a either Lake Emma Road or Rather, he said the city will principals of I.ongwood Utilitier action to oust, from city city, after council voted in requirement of state law for Longwood hills Road. merely be "validating" the Corp., whose package territory, the 187-acre tract of [)ecember to stop defending a valid annexation. sewer Council, particularly annexation, land bounded by Longwood lawsuit filed by 5hevin's office plant that serves subdivisions Council for the second time in member H. A. Scott, indicated Co u neil ma n American Cancer Society, ¶, .-. n,nn,, f _________________ Shevmn's office has con- agreed to reconsider ii property within the city will not Tic Development Co., a firm no delay to further consider tendeJ, and the city has ad- assurances are given by the be a "re-annexation" since longer in business. Social Dcpartnwnt Sanford tnc'u'lg, and food auction at isanford), 7:30 p.m., Cavalier Woman's Club, bridge and home of Margurite Partin, — Restaurant, 17-92. canasta, I p.m. Election of Oviedo, at 7p.m. ' .1 .cr,vlt ___ .' Cdv council requested the f Congress should concentrate on eedLn out ideas like Rep. Burke's before they get rooted in the federal budget. BERRY'S WORLD By I)ONNA ESTES HeraldStailWmlter iiii - - ______ -t ______ r, A i9wuuu Mfl UIfl fldiJauI.! I (,t_EI4J[/\R The influei' of this is well known to most. The being a two-pack a day smoker for 50 years. govenment now has a form of cradle-to-grave Purely economical reasons. Incidentally, it's a " Us " 4O " .UI "stlkw.itcy's existence, most breeze - no 'withdrawal' symptoms, no ner- WASHINGTON The irascible Soviet am- then, as a paid KGB agent, helped to enlist other bassadcjc to the United Nations, Yakov Malik, is Latin Americans in the Soviet spy apparatus. active behind the sri'n in ,,,,,.,,, ...I_ ---... np.ucu u ui U.S.intelllgencefilesiiehimtothesoyfetspy U.N. are prepared for the Job ond regularly network at th United N.itjons. "The activkits of dc'bricfcd by the: KGB, Sunw a'c rncrely inboth 'legals' and illegals' have apssed over his formants, ut others are actual KGB agents and desk," intelligence sources tell us. "LegaLs" are "co-optees," the intelligence community's term spies with Formal diplomatic status; "illegaLs" (or contract spies. sire clandestine operatives. The Soviet agents and informants at the U.N. Only once during his U.N. years, the files are handled on a day-to-day basis, we are told, reveal, h Malik shown his hand. This was an by the.' tip KGB o(ficj;j in Nt'w York City ho s ______ ' . Road, annexed Illegally by the would be halted if the city would night voted to let the property maintain either count>' road the property would now be will list state offices in all parts of Florida. city two years ago, City annex the property again now go. But after listening to strong and stated fears that within the contested area, said Citizens who want to buy the books must pay $5.20, city an- contiguous to the city if Attorney Ned Julian Jr. said that other city lands are ad- arguments Lake their firm did not care whether from including the four per cent state sales tax, Julian nexationoftheroadswouldstop Emma Road is not annexed today. Jacent. the property remained within favoring retaining the land, possible county paving plans since the land is _________________________________________________________________________________________ cut in two by city territory or was in county For both roads. the road rigt.of.way. Julian territory. Despite council, at one of its insisted the ity Lould annex Nader said the 300,000 gallon first meetings this year, an- property abutting both sides of nexing, on petition of a neigh- a road without annexing the tlai!y capacity plant operation Se nole boring property owner, road and the land on both sides thenot meeting expenses from monthly fee Serninola Boulevard, Julian would be contiguous. leed to home owners and that told councilmen this week no Councilman Jerr' Connell a . citizen has the right to petition asked Julian to determine fors&io the monthly facility fee to is necessary Se FEB. 12 1en KappaGaimaSocicty; 'essert I I the city to annex a county road. ownership of the property ac pay its own Clvitan Internallonal n d t%'e e ds _____________________________________________________ _____ 'j $l,442 for 32,000 copies of the 336-page directory which same youthful enthusiasm and professional have been attacking the nation's forests. know-how into the lob of Florida Rell' firct 1in I'Vu..... - ... . I. • vuuld be iianjietj Soneth1ng tells me that some of our phone bIU was that kept this Confederacy so long together. by aerial DOT. But while it conpeople work at least one day a week (some two) vousness, nothing - no, I don't feel better (or Increases represent problems In the other three troiled the spraying pests andwith saved for Washington, and business, says Simon, has worse.) trees, DOT was also was not the mere matter of separation of the been largely forced to trade states Southern Bell serves. So, its "economic I think Public harmful to other insects and animals and was Now for the gripe. AU the non-smoking Service Commissioner Hawkins has a good point colonies from the motherland, but that sentiment Ifl freedom to the government in exchange for organizatia are hollering to ban smokers — when she states she thinks Floridians are iub. banJ in 1%7. the Declaration of Independence which gave financial security." There may be, Control of the winged raiders became certainly, they are polluters, etc. I am a pedestrian and in sidizing systems in other states, liberty not only to the people of this country, but good and plenty reason for some governmental order to go anywhere must cross streets. The something of a scramble after that, with difhope to all the world, for all future time. It was that involvement in the lives of the governed, but carbon monoxide fumes are awful. If car driving And somehow I like the ring of the Name; ferent regions using different techniques with "Florida Bell!" which gave promise that in due time the weights "government Simon warns the day is approaching when non-smokers were to stand behind their cars uncertain degrees of effectiveness at best. Name Withheld by Request is so big it may take over corn- while they were running, for one minute, they would be lifted from the shoulders of all men, and pletely." Now comes the news that chemists have Letters to the editor are ays welcome. Isolated one of nature's own rganIsms that that all should have an equal chance. This is the might Just 'cool it' on smokers. Thanks (or your They should be as brief as possible and It could be argued here that William Simon isa ear, could be mass produced and harnessed in sentiment embodied in the Declaration of Inlousy spokesman for les.! influential governcomment on matters of general Interest, - Name withheld by request lighting the Forest pests. dependence. . . I would rather be assassinated On should deal with Issues and avoid ments, his current policy designed to put Editor, Evening Herald: Bacillus Thuringiensis, or "BT," Is a bacthis spot then surrender it. personalities, Americans at least $85 billion more In public Your Southern Bell front page stOry (240.75) terium that Is deadly only to lepklopterous in(governmental) debt in the next 18 months. The editor reserves the right to edit those sects, the order that includes moths, and Is not "Southern Bell Split Gets 'Busy Signal" sure —ABRAIlM LINCOLN letters for reasons of space, but will exercise harmful No doubt, as Simon knows, some people are rang a bell with me. And the heading, "Hawkins' to any other form of life. Moreover, ready to trust the civil servants. The Idea Brings No great care that the thrust of the letter Is not lost birds and other predatorg are said to thrive on Comment," challenged me to in the editing. bureaucracy, after all, has staged no coup to write. larvae that have Ingested Hi's. gain control over the lives of Americans; it has All letters must be signed with a mailing It just makes good sense to me that a "home address In Maine, where Five.mnjlljon acres of forest e A and, when possible, a telephone done so peacefully, Indeed even at the con- owned" company, headquartered in Central number are infested with spruce budworm the state's the identity of the writer may be checked and Department of nivance of many citizens no longer confident of Florida, would be more responsive to the needs Conserv,tlon has asked the their own initiatives. And this is the heart Rep James A Burke, a Massachusetts Democrat, thinks of the of subscribers than an established. However, the Evening Herald will legislature for $13 million to spray the trees with Atlanta-based four-state respect the wishes of writers who do not want ills. The U.S. government should give free seeds to knericans so they matter, as Simon sees it, how to re-educate the operation. Especially if Mrs. hawkins' figures Forest Service has approved the theIr names to appear in print, grow food In their backyards. The idea of "inflation gardens" people to the wisdom of Socrates ho noted that are correct when she states that use of "Dipel," manufactured by Abbot 40 per cent of We reserve, of course, the right to like the Victory gardens of World War I! is a good one, but must a society ma>' not know It Is dying until it is reject any Laboratories, as a BT for effective spraying. too Southern Bells operation is in Florid-3. letters this newspaper considers to be libelous or weak to care. every good idea that comes along be turned Into a new federal However, any HI, somewhat like any We Seminole Countians had proof in the slanderous, give-away? penicillin, is said in h hli !o d th Jcb. Rep. Burke svc it wotild "only' nalik,,i yr in give every family three packets of seeds: but it isa few million JACK ANDERSON here and a few million there that has added up to the billions in debt and deficits saddling the government. Welfare riciplents are entitled to buy seeds with food Se d S S copy is selling It to private citizens at $5. Robert Niro, atterr.ey for the Ccncral Scrvic- s Department, said he knew of no way for the state to control the price Craftan Publications Inc. of El Paso, -" , — TAlLAflASSEE;, Fin. tAP) —A firm selling an official _______________________________________________________________ IndelIble Imprint of $1 $ D Is1ln is the fattest In the wnrld, More disturbing than this, though, is the inWhile the people retain their virtue and calculable almightiness of the force. Governvigilance, no administration, by any extreme of Letters To The Ed • ment tIüs year is perilously close to spending $1 itor wicicedness or folly, can very seriously injure the bIIIIOII a day, or some 34 per cent of the gross Editor, Herald: government in the short space of four years. recent suctessful United Fund Campaign that national product, and by the year 2000, Simon This is my first "Letter to the Editor," but local Bell officials are Interested in our cornsays, the bureaucrats may be In recent years, ofmoths spruce — budwornu, spending one of I've got a gripe, I am a quote-senior citizen. munity. Tom Hunt, local Southern Bell manager, gypay niofl andarmies tussock each as not spring from the sentiments embodied in the Declaration of Independence . . . I have often irquiiid of myself what great principle or idea it pay for the salary of a "lay director of Seminole Cornvolunteer their legal services to assistant" to screen clients and munity Action, also favored the county Indigents, to man an office, and pay office proJect. "1 Work with un .. don't want to be i. overhead. MI legal fees would (krprivileged people all the competition with attorneys," be voluntary if the client net time," she said, "and see Julian said, "but there are the requirements of need. great need for them to have persons who have legal "We're not trying to get into such services." problems who can't afford an an area of sncial rhangi', but to ('mnmics Inner f)irk WillIi :tt'rnev when the need xit;." ahiek' by 'ar rganhzat'5 received hoard Support on his .Jtilir,n said that the olun(ary ethics," Julian said. 0(75 at. plan to have all filing tees set at &iincept is part of the Bar's torneys in Seminole, 60 of them a $2 charge, instead of the $1.50 tttics, ar,d the legal aid would be eligible to participate. and $1 fees recommended in the program is one of the few things The remainder are attached to ordinance for county and that "all members of the theStateAttorney'sol(jce,orto claims cases, Seminole) Bar agrecd on other government oRices. The Board will nieetin a work without grumbling." Commissioner John Kim- sessionpriortotheregularFeb The ordinance, if approved brough said he was "concernt'ij 2. meeting in order to consider vhen the Board considers it over the qualifications of the the ordinance and the program nigh ty rrce __ ________ till county attorneys would 111111 we meant business, were prepared to institute a national belt-tightenIng the likes of which no one has yet contemplated, the oil producers might very well say, "Sorry, but If you won't pay our price, others will." sun, it might be worth a try, If only to see bow solid the front presented by the OPEC really Is. .' P:y pointed out, "We cannot directly Leak the cartel, but at least we can molest it." Certainly, the idea has more to recommend It t, going to war on the one extreme or Just sitting back and taking it on the other. _________ has evolvei into a land where government is the Human nature will not change. In any future single largest industry, employer, spender and great national trial, compared with the men of this, strength in the society. Simon says one of everg thasset ' , appointed J. Hyatt Brown, I) .Daytona Beach This nation has been woefully lacking in in- ) .. '•iI •. w Fa irgro u n ds ' by County BELLEVILLF: again on Feb. , would put a $2 prospective clients," and lleral(I Staff Writer "across the board surcharge" wanted to be sure that County commissIoners 1ast on filing of legal documents in unqualified individuals did not night delayed apro'a1 of a the civil divisions of circuit and receive free services. Kimlegal surcharge for court county caurts, and in claims brough also received assurance documents to..support a county court. Based on the volume of from county attorney Torn legal aid program, until they cases filed last year, (2,424 in Freeman that 'the Board can could learn more about circuit, 374 in county, roughly repeal the ordinance if they "sPecifics" of the operation. 2.000 in elaimsi, the "one time don't like the program." Ne(l Jul ian Jr., president of fee" would generate around Attorney Robert Morris, who ttie Seminole County Bar $J,500 fcr the year. also serves as county utility ,s('j;itI(fl and attorney Kirby The revenue, in addition to an attorney, Spoke in favor of the Mor.crief, asked the Hoard to $8,000 grant to the Bar and program as "one we need." approve the program in which $4,000 in matching funds, would Louise Crawfor(l, assistant TAMPA, Ha. lAP) Gov. Heubin Askew says he will ask the Florida Cabinet on March 3 to approve the release of $6.2 milllion in bonds for a new state fairground in Tampa to help provide jobs for the area. •' Ii N e ,. Stand i n and that fricnd shall he down inside me. word liberty. And the American people just now aremuchinwantofone. We all declare for liberty, but in using the same word we do not mean the same thing. With some, the word liberty may mean for each man to do as he pleases with himself and the product of his labor; while with others the same For Funds Wednesday, Feb. 12, i7S—SA Eyesore I velayed Askew To Seek Attaboy, Mike! .ff I - - - _—_:-"---— Treasury ' Legal Surcharge' 1 iN BRIEF - TOM TIEDE - ' EVenrngHeraId,Sflford,ci -------------------- ---- - -:--:-'.,,, . , I iJ,' :: r! :ii'c =,' i ' i �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Feb. 12. l'IS LOCAL BRIEFS i.- - I - States Eye Highway Funds VV(MIIV ISSeIWd,l.w. V LI A 11 f_I : -/ -- ,- -. ______ r / - .\ I• J - • 1 - --. t#m— 1*. Charles T. Blbbs, (right) son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Qaxnbless of Longwood, is presented with his second U.S. Mr Force Commendation Medal by Col. John H. Allison, base commander, at ceremonies at Sheppard AFB, Tex. Cited for meritorious service as administrative specialist with USAF Recruiting Detachment at Arlington, Tex., Bibba is serving as a security pollee officer at Sheppard. Smith ____ — :I€:hanic Class Edmund K. Smith, 19, son of Mr. and Mrs. E.N. Smith, 1393 Olive Ave., Sanford, completed on-the-Job training as a mechanic at Ft. Benning, Ga. with th SnLi -. — La Qccv,wI - -. .-•. 59th Light Maintenance Company. wrari "'a i, C,'(IIT '" Webelos Scouts from Cub Pack $40 of Cauelben'y marked b-ginning of Scout Week with a field trip to the Casselberry Pollee Station. Among those participating, from left, Joey Elst3n, Ray Hston. Cbris LaCambre, Ra)inond Humphery, Raymond Humphery Jr. and Ken Clausen. (Herald Photo by Jane Casselberry) •;,--;--- . 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White House spokesmen sal y the money will fund 125,0W new jobs. i Officials In some states plannine to apply for the money say TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (All) was following requests made by they'll have to rearrange their — Flori(Li is in line for $43 mil- him and other governors. budgets or ask state legisla- lion in additional federal high"It is ;I sensible and logical way funds because of Pre-sident lures to approve fund& way to help stimulate the econSpokesmen in six states, Ford's release of impounded money, Gov. Reubin Askew omv and creaft needed Jobs for CrItio, Illinois, Washington, MinMany unemployed in. nesota, Idaho and South Da- s41dividuals," Askew said. The state may get even noire kota said 'here was not enough :,tale money to watch the fed- i1p1an and if additional matching provided on a first-come firsteral furids. served basis from the $2 billion I Under the current financing money can be found, Michael impounded by former Dye, federal-state coordinator President Richard Nixon. formula, states are required provide $3 for every $7 the fed. in the state Transporta3ion Deeral government allots for non. pertment, said Tuesday. Florida hopes to get at least interstate highways and $1 for Askew said in a sthtemen its $41million share that was every $9 in federal money for that he was pleased that Ford impounded by Nixon, he said. - - - - '.IIbI I S.. :t"I Jun 1,4 WASHINGTON (AP) At lnterstfithlhwa}(onstruCt1un LssIppl, Tennesce, t)ron, least six states apparently The Transportation Depart. Ioulstan Ment'u, Wyoming, won't be able to meet federal mimi said the money will be re Nebraska, Nevada, South Caro. requirements for obtaining b leased to states oa a "[list Ilna, New Hampshire, Hawaii, share of the $2 billion In Lm. come, first served " basis. Georgia and Kansas, where pounded highway funds being "We're just saying, 'Come and Ford announced release o. the released by the Ford admints. get It, It's hre," a department money. tratlon. spokesman said. Some state officials say they But officials In at least 17 Among the First states to an don't know where the necessary other states say they' re eager flounce their Intention to get In matching money will come to put the money to work and line were Pennsylvania, New from, but they're determined to are able to meet the require.. York, Florida. Arizona, MLs- find it. ment for matching federal dolIm with state funds. President Ford armouncvd I. U -U FOR • KNEE=Hl HOSIERY - I - Choice of nicest fashion hues ... p iced fabulously low for this sale. -. - %çi \ .--"Fu ' . !-e BOOKS Rainy-day ir.door fun to keep 'em busy for hours' CHOICE P 00 41 I — -- _ �_______ ______ _ ____________________ -. _____________________ ----- --- . -. - :T_;_: - 11111111111 .T: - I I 0 -- - Dog Entries - - - 0 ! St Louis 3. Vaflco'jvr Philadelphia Wtth!jfiw't• - t,,,41s., "..,o.. -...-. (J\eIS S I'l) a S feS Sfi h j By LEE GEIGER Herald Correspondent bang Tuesday night as all the first as heavyweight contender Perez was his eighth in his last of punchs. In every round Ross seven bouts - pro and amateur Earnie Shavers left Jackson. nine fights and puts him front- ended in some sort of a ville's Leon Shaw For dead and-center for a shot at staggered Hall but the gully 'l'he first in the series of knockout, Southern Middleweight Tampa middleweight refused to alter 2:55. weekly bo xing at the Orlando Th e featured event scheduled go down. Th e win was Shavers' 49th , Champion John Pinney. In the fourth, ripping right Sports Stadium opened with a for lorounds, never got past the and his 48th KO. Daytona Beach's Virgil Th e end came suddenly and Gibson ran out of gs in his lead caught hail over his left dramatically. At he 2:30 mark, light-heavyweight bout with eye splitting It wide open. By Shavers caught Shaw wi th a "Babe" Clark and was stopped the time the fif th round was I'iiij • short right hanJ that snapped after 40 seconds had elapsed in half over hail was finished. The loss was the first for Hall. his head back and put rubber in the fifth round of their six-round C Promoter Pete Ashlock signed his legs. preliminary fight. e Warren, Ohio slugger Gibson, the di vision's hardest floss to a contract immediately was on his stricken op po nent in puncher, had the undefeated after the torrid contest. Tommy "Killer" Ellis turned a flash. Clark on the canvas in the third Th A shor t, Jolting uppercut, when he connected with a pro with a one-round knockout sveeping right hand to the back over Charles Thornton of followed by st'v'ral powerful )U1 .-\NI ( ) Mikt' klht th , rlardo J(liuz'.,'r defensive Otlari(lo in a schedulcd fourlefts and rights along the rupt's of the Georgian's he ad. tackle and unofficial team spokesman, said Tuesday night wn it was rounder. ripened Shaw for the kill. After that th at the Blazers will not be in Orlando when the WFI, starts Ellis trapped Thornton in a The end came from a right all Clark, as Gibson wore its 1975 seaso n. hand that caught Shaw flils,h on himself out with his "horne corner and caught him with a h1cBath said he was told this by the league's president, the chin and dropped him flat run" swtrigs from the first savage left hook, Before Chris Ilemmeter, former owner of the Hawaiians, in a Th ornton could hit the canvas, on his back. As the 220-pound ro,md. telephone co nversa tion Tu esday. The final shot was a solid Ellis caught him with two more fighter hit the canvas, his ted Hemmeter reportedly told Mdllath that efforts to keep bounced like a basketball straight right hand that sent hooks to complete the job. th e Blazers together are being made. He reportedly is close Th e ope ni ng bout was an be fore his entire body came to Gibson sprawling to the ring to making a deal wi th Akron, Ohio or Tulsa, Okla. for the amateur contest in which rest for the fatal 1 0count. apron in a ne utral co r ne r, franchise, ird in Casselberry's Scott Clark Sanford's Vie Perez scor a ed The loss was Gibson's th The main stumbling block to keeping th e Blazers in one-sided win over feeble 17 fights. All his defeats have scored an impressive win over Central Florida is construction is not complete on the Frank Simms on a first-round Robert "Songbird" Williams in come via the KO route. Tangerine Bowl and many of the games would have to be a companion 10-rounder. in another scheduled 'six. played durin2 Referee Tony Ortega rescued rounder, a new boxing sta r was Giving up weight and age Mcflath also said that no games will be played In the Williams at oss 147 to 160 in wei gh! and 16 to 24 2:55 of the seventh discovered when Edgar fl league before all the players receive back salaries. round. Clark exploded a pounded out a sensational fifth in age The 28-year-old former Buffalo Bill claims the Blazers Williams showed line moves round TKO over a dead-game series of left and right han ds in owe him the action-packed first round. on defense. When it came time Henry "Tiger" Hall. "There is no doubt in my mind the WFL will play in 75 ror him to ta ke the offensive he The punches knocked out For the undefeated Ross, it But it s,on't behere in Orlando,"he.sajd, knew what to do, but his body no was his eighth win. several of SImm's teeth and long er could respond. lie has D isplaying deadly accuracy loosened the fillings in others. been in the riry, with many and sharp punching power, Between rounds, Simms boxing greats. Ross beat a steady tattoo on conceeded dw match to the The win for the 154-pound Hall's face with an assortment Lyman High School fighter. ' P I i TKO. Dela, Boston St. 60 39 15 777 Buffalo 36 1? 655 3' Davidson 91, Va. Military 93. 2 New York 22 75 .9I I?', OT Philapttla (57), S . K's Victor ia (5), 6 Mon. 21 32 .429 16 La Col 7), Grambllng 17 N Caro Cent. %. Central Division tague Block (10). 7. Bull Maxim (I). . . *9, Washlnton OT 35 to 704 • Hosiery (6) TWELFTH. 4, C - 1. Win Hana Houston C a r s on Newman 29 27 .311 10 74, Tenn Cleveland Temple 40 (10), 2. Ima Bean (57), 3. Marr 27 77 $Q ii Atlanta Shifty (12). 1. Exotic Lace (4) 73 36 .390 17 MIDWEST N Orleans ', e s Mineola Daisay (6), 6 Derkl.v isi Marquette 63, W. Carolina SI Western Conference Creighton 67, Neb Omaha $3 Dalsey (63. 7. Fortune Seeker (6).0. Haggis Midwest Division Jacksonville 13 N Illinois 70 ChQo Detroit 32 76 55? 7 SOUTHWEST ELEVENTH. 116, 5 - 1 Mystic Spirit (13), 3. Sheila Eden (6) 3 Dixie DeWitt (4). 1 Wilclif Ic Dole • Trl* be To s Seabreeze 1 In Cage Battle Easter,, Conference SOUTH Atlantic Divls,or, Ga. Tech 59, Charleston Commonwealth 91, W I PcI, GB VS (5) 4 Milwaukee - __ ii . . L = - ---- - I m -- ~ Cr .. 16VUA 01 Correspondent Thnft Prep's Thad Mciu1ty knocks the bail from a Nav eager In ac1on Ttirsda night. g (herald Photo by Gordon ffft) __ - iff .I . T. K nee Good Recovery 1 It OL : - ~_ the other. .. WhiCkerfritch .,. Seminole squeezed out a 1342 " DAYTONA BEACH advan ta ge in the third quarter . Semirole High Schoolused fora 42.39 lead after 16 minutes. . superior height to co ntrol the • Washington and Pringle .. . k2~ I - Z-11,_ - - _. boards and gi ab a 5749 high cleaned the boards in the final Z ~ V school basketball win over Day. period as Seminole Dut3cored -i 7 11101 -~_ - -~ ~ . __ tona Beach Seabreeze Tuesday Seabreeze 15-10, ~_ . ~~ e= night. After the game, a smiling -. . .. Six use Fred Washington and Seminole Coach Joe Mills said, ... , , 1J 6-2, 215-pound Mickey Pringle Seabreeze has a good club .. snatched 27 rebounds for Irnalw:yshappywhenwebea( . "irsi Seminole. them on their court." I Washington also led all Se mi nole is in action again . I smers witli 22 points. lie tonight. traveling to Lyman for By TONI KEYSER and the finals are set Saturday middies did grab a rebound, bucketed 10 field goa earn t bout with the 2-19 Lyman era Herald ports tor illi,it. they had no luck converting It mates Randy Brown sco red 17 Greyhounds . In Tuesday's game with into two points. ' . int,q and Pringle added 14 The Tribe Winter The Sanford Naval Academy Trinity Prep, ,Navy leaped to an With five minutes remaining Thie Seminole trio scored all Friday night on the Seminole 1 basketball m took a giant lead midway in the first lfl the quartir, "as pulled but four of the 'rri be ssl points hardwood. step when it should have taken period alter sinking four down four offensive re un bo ds Alter Seminole jumped to a .---. . SEMINOLE: two baby ste;is. Brown I i III Undefeated middleweight Edgar Ran wades Into Henry I Mger" HAUI (Herald P Itoto straight field goals. after Ross missed an open lay- 16-12 first quarter lead, the Hollins by Lee C teller) th 0 2 2. Pringle 7 0 14. Instead of battling countered with a up t could not score. Washington 10 2 72. Corso 102. second period was a Prep on Navy's hardwood pair of Gray 000, Smith 000. Totals: 257 threeAfter leading 24-14 at half. battle. Tuesday night, the middies had point play to take the lead 9-8. A time Trinity Prep outscored EABREEZE: Chandler 1.06I their heads in " -,*Is weekend's Hubert Kerkow lay-up at the Navy 15-10 ir. the third quarter nole 15-13 in the eigth minutes to Cook A 0 8. Chef ry 5 2 12. Piccolo 3 2 Lake & Hills Conference buzzer af ter a r1eal, by BID Ross and 15-12 in the fourth. 1. Flick A 1 9, Gongalet 2 0 4. cut Seminole's lead to 29-27 at tournanent, Williams 0 0 0. Marcum 0 2 2. gave Navy a 10-9 first quarter Lapp continued to deal dealt) the half. Totaft- 21749 The result was a 54-Z win for lead. blows as he hit half of Prep's The teams played on even Seminole Trinity Prep and Navy's 14th Trinity is John Lapp opened seezind half points. The Sanford Tourist and ternisagain In the third quarter Seabreete loss Sanford has won five. Total foulS Sanford 11 Seabrecie 11w second quarter with an \ass could not penetrate [lit 1 • Shuffleboard Club held its tile game bled "To be hGnest," Navy Coach inside field goal to push the Saints' zone defense. Instead, volleyball match with action at . annual singles tournament last ~ rouleid , out None Chris Marlette said, "the visitors In front 11.10. The the middies crisply passed the week at the cour ts in Fort . problem was attitude. The boys Trinity Prep Sain ts were not ball back and forth outside u ;. ' Me ll on Park. i 1 1 1". weren't up for this game. But headed again. zone. Even when a Navy player if 4~ Twenty-four men and 18 1 01 S _- i, .,Jbi.:L ,I' * they are up for the tournament" Trinity outscaed Navy 15-4 in was within shooting range, he women competed. . -r' !r1sjrnayrt. '.'c!'t L ecn'Jrid. . ,,, %-,' / .. etr &'- 'a r,a ii : ¶t '-cverIe 'son the I. I I varsity and Junior varsity scot until T . he instead k ttacking the Nasket. , .4~j I men s main event and Earl -, 1 7" , I ,I&I V 44~~, 1 1 teams from the five Lake & 20-footer midway in the l,app led all scorers with 28 1 I I .; Schenck was second and Abe a Hills Conierenm schools - quarter. * points. His 13 field goals were eering was third. Sanford ' as al Academy, Mt The Saints [app, who was v. ithin 10 feet of the basket (-'hris l)clltrco nd harold $25 000 purse Racers from 10 Harold Opdyke and J a y Dora BiblP.Montiverde, Florida the tallest player on the court at ff -_;: -:--:: -- - - ____ Kerkow was the only middie Sargent of Sanford will cempete -states will compete. Westeott were first and second -_ -1--_ ------ Central Academy and Howey W, scurcid eight points in the in double figures. lie scored 11 in the NASCAR-sanctioned respectively in the consolation Acodem) eight minutes all on inside points six in the last quartet •POST TIME $ P M Winter Nationals World Series Tin) Fund of Cross The tourney begins Thursdaly muscle moves. The Navy junior varsity learn of St,)ck Car Racing tonight'at four-titne *MATINEES: NASCAlt 1:4S P.M. (WED & SAT) y Ball was tops in the night with one varsity and The Saints barricaded Navy oc'feated Trinity Prep 43.37 in the ' 1'iici' . roi-ii',' CIRCUIT Count)' Daytona winner COLOR TV women's , main event nnd Belt" Sam junior varsity game. Four from the boards for most of the the preliminary game lhefirstheattje ns t8 SPLAY THE Obine was llips, and %lillie ECTA games will be played Friday second period. When the Ricarck) Acosta p!lced Navy Close Ili. 90 car-, will race both of Savannah, Ga., will (hxlyke third. Ethel Schenck with 14 pnnLs and teannnate t'niht through Saturday for a Iwalline the entries. was first and Blanche Wright Ricky Taylor added I second in the consolation 01111 et Trinity Prep with f% IN LOPIGw0000FF I? 62 SORRY NOONE UNDER 18 . mt);tteik's V IiW4%J IJ%S,I15)LIP1ILA IiI • 61111f7 Ir%..J Thcmuldies ou tscored the -I nt% JVs 17-9 in the last Trinit) Prup emerged on tlw Oak Ridge had ,I 172. Trinity perlod for the victory. .Qu,rt end of a ftet-way golf Prep recorded a 17 75. , Trinity Prcp Ied I&IO after ulkhTuMlay at Tuskawilla S Frank Mebane an~i the fir.,t quarter, 22-21 OVIEI)O-- Oviedo's Mart y .... IIo%%4!l Comriti- N Chit) ' It'd t1' lfcrs wtji III I 't t I iru LirJ i I '. 11% (is Al 40-I 1 12 1 ''' i'ark son the inat h htillt Vii D)kc stroked a 44 asO%ivdo'Jeledted Lake Howell Bray and Hancock Ward and .ii,d Oak fldge finIcheti 51c( )fl4 lfl(I "lIke Hoycr rounded the 'Il'I it'r'tttr "diy wh 1St L Stumipf. Winter I1ark'5 tor(our h golfers nine I'iOiLS in 47 season second in the conference oj*ner for both schools. stroked lSi tunes ;ltul Trinity Prep is now i-i, itb an 11-9 record. Mt. Dora Ward struck out nine itnd Look the league crown walked one. Only two Lake 110115 Open Season isi th lP-1 5141e. JIOWCII runners react ed uase. With Golfing Victory One reached laseon IF an error, Oviedo erupt ed for five r uns liviede opened its golf season TRINITY PREP V(ir.' JO Undei' 25 SR-22's in the first innmrii, two in [lit' with a vicorv Tuesday. t4emn,anci,-: 7 7 6. Lapp 11228. 10 Cancelled Rejected . t' O6Ymt'2 IS. Whilaker third and Four in the four th, -' (;iUng Lake Highland Prep E.Z. Payments. Quotes Keith Johzio.'i led the Lons 257-l5 at Tuskawi lla. ' SANFORD NAVAL ACADEMY: ssith three doubles. Tearnrria'es Mark Sisiiori was Osiedo's Khr5f, 511). Ro 105 ?'rf I I 3 ...M!' 0 Ward added ssu snk's and a best with a C1ue Carpenter ock '0$ intats d7 tk,ube, Russ Leist s1ued a registered a 38 Jun amps '417 S. French Avø, double' and a single and Don strok ed a 9 arid Torn Hall Trintr ('rep '1 iS IS ) 54 Sanfcrd, Fla. 3V71 i l) kin:ivi pue'd wo siftgk. rccorkd a 4. J Tcy4' fnut%' Trinity Prep 5. $iri Oviedo meets Lake H'weJl Ovied', imiecis Orlando -d Na, Acaoem, 7 air Friday at Oviedo's field. Colonial at Rio Pinar Friday. reo out. Unr- Trini 1 "ii #II r . - U - a -"' .' . - - I 1 Loca ufflers Hold Tourney 4 1'.' Sanford Drivers I I I - o Race Tonight ,,,. ,,,, - . , .. petssa>. . . ,' ,,'' '' , ' 4 '. JAflFORDORLRflDO KEflflEL CLUB , •''• . Fashion Classic Oulnieia it S) tsil, ?o ' Falls ,. - - . . ' ,'( • NV_.II)JSSI ___ ___ J Pay Tech 35 Tampa Robinson 65. Hills oorough 60 Plant City 77, Brandon 7S Tampa Leto 75. Tampa King 68 ni:li 700 7 North AJm Iral Auburriciale 71. sebring 52 DeLand 54. Lake Wales SS Avon Park 73 611.ale acid 43 St John% . University Christian 31 JacksnnviUe Stanton 16. Jack sonville Tech 70 Greenville So. H~rcice S3 Jackionvoie oovvje% 67, west - I. .5 24 St. (1) to 2 1)5 21 11 Sanford Plata Merchants Hal Rich %66. Eddie Adams S]O, Johnny jaco 776. Larry Davis 221 Tuesday Morning Swingers -Carol Slaughter Ii. Shannon Corsi 464 Carol Slaughter 201, Shannon torsi 164. 80*1 America - Linda Newsom 5)1, Elys, 15gm 176, Linda PdCwtrn 196 Margaret Crot 157 Flagship Bank Mixed - Jick Horner SSI, Johnny jaco sn; Bill Varner 206, Polly co 2N iuiprs Varne, 204. Standings 1. - I , I. ;?7 - > ? ) McNutt SSS. Bob Wilson Marvin McNull 214, Bob Wilson 703 SPARE PICKUPS Karen PAkovic 7 7 S. Carol Brook% Messersmith 3710. Don flurhenr* 479 10. Bob Wilson 6 10.2? tt('I, Gent' McP4utt)79. 7,srslco I57. Gord' 5pcncr 1 S 7, Dorothy Picone S 79 BOWLER OF THE WEEK onney / t Tire sizel Save Deltona aS Play / . 1 . ) . ' V • . / -1 -_ , - / . / 4 - . ' . kI "I,. ' 11111111- - y ,M----M", IV Save 250/ Save S I 0. Reg. 40.95 with Dot Crosby was tops in flight s t' "S Ruth -- a trade-in. Sale 30.95 with Survivnr 60 trade-in Without trade-In. add S3. and Verna Ely was third with a I. r , . ,h, fl, y ii Poi:q I o tj a ve t Itt wo,oitript,".-IN. ri itt1 1&0 I I , ii Afle0yeaf% tkitd4ortr~tith-sqtijtani"oet,D(i Winter stroked a 29 Mar> McInn!s and Edna Chrissinger tied Wiul 31s. E thel Woodhull paced fourth flight with a 33, SWrley Gill had a 36 38 an uci e Smith recorded 11,25 45.00 33.75 2.32 E70-14 12.50 50.00 37.50 2.80 F70.14 13.25 53.00 39.75 3.01 G70-14 14,50 58.00 43.50 3.18 G70-15 15.75 6300 47.25 3.17 H70-15 16.50 66.00 49.50 3.36 Sale prices cifeclivo through Saturday. - tee to-green tour ri 870-13 - nament last week. First flight winners were Pat DuBois and Len Prescott with 24s. Helen Stiller with a 25 and Marion Conlin with a 26. 'nrl S. I. 't') DELTONA - The nine-hole woments group at the Deltona Colf and Country Club com. in a I It In Event peted Reg.] Sale 1+ led. taxi .. i Ben K iesel S413. Jud Ligl,tsey SIS. Ben Kielel 217. Don Burhenne 209 - JCPenney Survivor steel belied radial tire. Two radial plies of polyester, four rayon belts and one steel belt. In the wide 78 or 70 i'rfai profile. No trade-in required. Whi tewalls. )' qtui;arit, Nal k S Tr cc if ta (51 7) A 7,566. Handle - 1175.201 NHL 14 2 BOWL AMERICA SANFORD Hit% & Missors -Ernie Runion ssq, Beth Matteson 43 Bill Matteson Idt. Beth Matteson It? F'arragut Palat Central 10, temnan dma 30 Ocala oret 4,. North Mar 37 , a JeckonvIttr Ra'nc's It. Jack sonville Paxon 44 Jacksonville White 4-i, Jack sonville Jack son 17 I ale City 61, Sandalwood 46 j Le clarke 19. Orange Park 1* *4 Division 1 ''bnnviIle It'tCPIOq 71, w I I PR OF GA Invtl€ #nrrest 7, tPhitphia 33 11 1 13 III 120, Jacksnnvltle WoilSon 67. 75 1510 66 275 IU RariOrs fNY Jack sonville Parker SO 4 ISland 73 15 II 60 IS? 14 - NY ) Kenny 65, Live 23?) Il $7 l 1Allanta Oak 65 Division 3 Jacksonville Lee IS, Jackson 25 21 S 61 183 143 Vancvr yilI Ribjlt 67 2571 6 54 Ill 157 Chicago Episcopal Jacksonville 55, 21 73 10 57 17$ 68 Keystone Heights 75 St Louis 1532 6 36 $41 772 (Mirin Clay 6$, Baker County SI 731 17 36 7 II I KC Lake Worth lenn,rd SO. West Division 3 Palm or-,t till 3? 9 II Xe 255' 155 Mon treal Lake Worth 60. Fort Pierce 119 II II 7)113 30 L iingees Central 4$ 73 70 ii 57 21$ $97 6 Pitts West Palm North Shore *9, II 10 14 iDetrot Pahokec 17 IS 170 756 545 svast'n Martin County 53. Palm u,v,swn II 9 7773 $ jfloPtato Beach Gardens $0 Boston 30 i17l7S6? Wes: Palm Twin Lakes 20 77 S 4 SI Toronto Boca Raton 6' Ii 35 9 is 141 Calif Glades F en tral 73, West Palm Prwmn *i f Tuesday's Results Delray IIl'lS(P Atlantic 106, York 7. New wbshington Jupiter P.nt'S I Ch-,,jltton 71 Belle GlAip , N 'Yc' I ISI,r'th'f', 7, Pats QuI burOt I .5 Petersburg Lakeland Christian $4. side Chrlillan S2 -. INSURANCE AGENCY - ' R Melbovrnlf Central Catholic Okefthobee 35 Lakeland 53 Tampa Catholic 51 Tampa Jefferson 41, Tampa 56, 81 43 34 Area Bowling DCS0f0 64, Charlotte 63 73 St 15$ 212 SALT LAKE CITY (AP) The Utah Stars say th ey've replaced Bucky Buckwalter as head coach wi th "a winner," But Buckwalter says what the team needs are forwards. o off our '7 . %7 Clearwater 48 Stars Fire Bucky • •riiir *%N Jose' "'I IS Morgan Prep Cone I 322.0285 831-9774 -- !" 14.Sf. Denver t Utah acbtonvilli' - , 360 s 260 7 113190 TWELFTH. St. 0. 3636: Fabulous Girl 72 20 7 00 ?to S :1 LOW AUTO RATES * 120 U cc a ' ' ,. 22 3 SO Lanhtay William Defeat Lake Howell "d 4 1190 400 390 S Oulnitia is 7) s7s so - Virginia at Indiana Memphis at St. Louis 146 MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - The Green Say Packers once told a St. Louis Cardinals player who had played out his option that th ey couldn't deal wi th him "because you're still undt-r contract," the player testified Tuesday. Tght end Jam es McFarland t oo k th e stand in a U.S. District Court test of th e National Footba ll League's Reizeihe Rule, named ;fter N Commissioner Pete Rozelle. elted radinals, ' I Old Dominion 10 Soulherii U ii UT Chattanooga 17 Marymnt (1) 13 EdinWo St. Denq'r at Sin Diego Thursday's Games !4 Montague ' . Tuesdays Games NO Oarne% Scheduled Wednesday's Games Indiana at New York Utah at Memphis Virginia , ,it St Louis ,,, Ted- s Wendy . Go!llen state At Cleveland 350 Perfect.* ' ,sj ' II ',, ,' -_ - . D I its 60 360 $ Broker's Bonus 2.60 2.10 3 9 LuBaeEckeri 360 I GuInlela 1. 1 5) 113,20 . Perfecla IS 7) 1140 AD SIXTH $16 A 3)35 Gulfport Bob 16.20 700 500 3 Ail i ne o I a Ms M u I I I 400 3 " I Larp McGoo Soo I Quiniefa (37) 53060 Perfecta (3 7) 15050 SEVENTH, $16, C, 31$: My Playmate 11 40 1,60 40 4 Sno Egan 3.80 4.40 1 Natural Talent 320 7 QuIriltils (11 4) 133 so A. PtffeCfa (4 1) JU.10 . !i EIGHTH, St. B, 39.31: Mike's Spec is I 960 4 80 $00 2 8eane 500 113 7 Mineola Superstar 310 1 :1I 1~1 Ouinlela 12 7) S116 60 Perfect. 12 7) 192 10 NINTH, $-15. C. 31.SP: Phantoms Pearl 14 10 10 70 440 7 Monty Galore 180 241 6 dMcDooidle 3,10 2 Quinleta (67) 12750 I . HOuttOfl at Seattle Thursday s Game McFarland Takes Stand time of 48.7 seconds in the 440- yard hurdles 'Crockett, from St. Louis, set his record May 11 In Knoxville Term The peevlousrecordof 91 was first set by Bob Hayes, now with pro football's Dallas vision basketball Poll with first place votes in parentheses. sea Cowboys. Six runners shared son records through games of the old mark Saturday Feb I and total Tle IAAF till d 5 n?S ° reco;d-tyrng r Of 14917654321: byAnericans. Steve Williams of San ego went into U* books for 191 its (1)18) 137 h1s99100-meteJ-dasiiand 5 GardnerLWebb o)mi lit Debra Sapenter of Prairie 6 New Orleans (1) 133 101 View Tex made a it ior hher Cannon (I) 1612 .uortin we women's 440. 55) Mary's (I) 164 52 Ornahh at Omaha Sulf,110 at Phoenix D 3154: . . Bolding of the Pacific Coast Oub was given credit for his Poll Montague . f - FIFTH, S-is, 25 . mark in the 8&yard run and College Cage ABA .i ssiii so Perfect& fill) 1112-60 I - ____________ ' CUTa .. Oute1winraer:ftheAAU5 øayIor64 Houston 112. Golden taIe 10*. OT Buffalo 112. Los Angeles 109 WdfI$4ay'$ Games Chicago at Detroit Cleveland at Philadelphia By The Associated p Milwaukee At A.iihington The Top Fill"n in the week Boston vs Kansas City, ly Associated Prt%s College dJL Double 2) 1170 50 THIRD, 5.15. 0, 31.0: Mineota Hamlet 570 3 60 740 1 Dave,% ['rearn 860 310 7 # GaCharles 6" S OuInlela (I 7) S1160 Pertectit (I 7) sig 6o FOURTH, 5.16, 5. 31.44: Montague Tar lam 2160 1100 560 a GM sNot Again 450 320 1 ___ v 1100 5 W ,it 60 2 700 310 3 3 Qvinlefs 123) S41.20 " . - U.JI.1 HalleluJahJ Tell Doll ...... Pre Attacks . ,.l Nav I, S Colo. ". Wtstern St. 72 Fres~c St. ill, Cal Chicago 101. New York 64 NEW YORK (AP)- Alan Ameche scored th e winning touchdown in what has become known as "th e greatest football game ev er played," Now he and seven other stars have joined th e greats of th e game. Azneche, Frank Gifford, Pete Dawkins, Paul Glel, Don Coleman, Averell Daniell, Gust Zarnas and th e late Ch ester "Ch et" Gladthuk were named Tuesday to the National Football Founda ti on's college Icotbali Ha ll of Fame. 0 'N' T .. - 70 SS3 170 12 Tuesday's Results Ameche Heads Hall Of Famers JCPe aLd center Sullivan Award as amateur 4.00 340 2 LLAngeles IN BRIEF / Texas Te,ch 74, S. Methodist 61 Texas rkb .. ~_ Wn .A Golden TUESDAY 1 26 21 491 51; Pacific Div ision i0 c::e a - 76. Colby - 75 , vrrmony Wi. M iddlebury 62 Brandeis 95. Harvard 65 Niagara 85, AlA East •JIt4tILjIII. I.Frl Tumble Mai ne Nfl A C#.,J: Wildlife Gee 573. 6, k tit (I). 7. Glen's Carol (12). 4. Dreamy 3 Li F"I E?CJ I K Ma &, .ass 94. Boston u. Ye 112), 6 King Pin Is 2). i. Smoothy Bill (6).5. Rumbler (6) 'n"'". )-JI. A - I Texas Fa (1) 7 Pa Cotlint 16), 3 A A s Pat - s Pat (6), 1 Judge Ragland (lOt, 5 - , Imogene I Track College Cage ri - F1' Wednesday, Feb. 12, 1 Donohue said a problem with the intake system of the turbo.. charged Porsche 917-30 spoiled two engines in practice. In practice he made one lap of the 2.5-mile high-banked the richest stock car i ce ever tice. speedway at an unolfical run, t he Daytona 500. "This car will fly now, Bak- 201.734 m.p.h. It was the fastest "Our Ma ta dor Isn't qui te er said. "1 don't want to change ever run he re but well below the where we want it, but it's Im- a thing." closed course reco rd of 217.854 proving," Allison said Tuesday Baker qualified third best held by A. J. Foyt. in a quick interview be tween Sunday at 184.0 m.p.h. and Qualifying continued today practice sessions with his Allison was fil th wi th 182.215. for Th ursday's Grand National Grand National Matador, Thcy will compete in the first cvent.sand the Sportsman 300to Sportsman Chevrolet, Modified 1 25-miler Th ursday along wi th be run Saturda y. Modified cars Camaro and a specially pee- Bobby's brother, Donnie Alliwere scheduled to begin pared Camaro for the Inter- son, who won the pole position qualifying for the200-rniler they national Race ol Champions, in Chevrolet on a speed of will sta ge Frida y along-with the HP will ririva races 185.827. final event in the $200, 000 from Th ursday through Sunday David Pearson, driving a International Race of Cham. Mercury at the second fastest pions series. 181.411, starts 'ol the poll of the Sinter Marts' lobb1ns led .second 125-miler. I'uesday qualifiers for the Donnie Allison and Pearson Grand National division, He I -ire guaranteed the front row drove a Dodge at 175.822 m.p.h., - starting position in the $18i,000 the 15th fastest so far. Daytona 500 that winds up "I'm beginning to feel a little Speed Weeks Sunday. more confident," Robbins said. An attempt by Mar k Donohue "At least, I'm curbing my anxto set a world closed course leties a little better." speed record has been canJames Ham of Nashville, celeti. It was to have shared the Term., was Tuesday's fastest in Thursday program, Sportsman qualifying at 172.285 but INDIANAPOLIS (AP) The world of amateur track, which comes up wi th new records laster than the Rolling Stones, of;< flcially has added 22 more of c them to its honor roll, including Ivory Crockett's 9,0-second > clocking for the 100-yard dash. I The Amateur Athletic Union ''? announced Monday that the InN) ternatinrial Amate ur A thletic '') Federation, the sport's ruling body, had approved Crockett's mark and 21 others, as well as three record-tying Derform\ \ ances, through last Dec- -- -'.' IIn n addition to Crockett, two / other Americans had world - . - Blazers Out , 4, - . ci a Haven l.A/HA Standings I ice 1i1 B 1' L-- Moore ,L fl .VVI Boston at C'icago FIRST, S.l, A - 1. M.A 't c.. (6), 7 WiIlitfe Dancer (S3ij New York Islanders at Man JOyful Jack (6), 4 Scramblin Man flMOta Dtrjl at Califor nia (10), 5. TImes Roman (I), 6 Atlanta at Los, Angeles Rose (5), 7, ç,p,j' I Cold Thursday's Games Montague Leather (I7 ., Boston at Buffalo SECOND, ,, 0 - 1. Fatso (s), i, -. Miss Electric (4),3 Angela P. (6), Chicago at Philadelphia e Washingt on at Kansas City Manatee Bobby THIRD, 'Iö.D- I. B.). Faith (S). 2 He Will Do 12, 3 G.M . Eleventeen (5). 1 Masked Rogue IS Fort Myers Rlvei-dale Ii, Cy 7), S. Berkley Chad (10), 6. lea Tito NCSS Lake is (6), . Valid Appeal art Myers Verot 67. Naples • . Spacewalk (6). LCIy 46 East Olylilon FOURIN, S.14, B LaBelle 47, lmmokölee IS I. Marshall Malt (6), 2 Say Its True (12). W L T Pu GF GA Oeer fled Beach 83. Northeast Enq 26 71 2 58172 flerkIey Stacey (6). 4, Rummored New i 23 28 7 4 119 167 (fl. S. Track Winder (10), 6 GM'S ClevInd Piper 66. Plantation o Chicago 19 33 1 39 Ill 210 TweIveteen (5). 7 ia Jet ($7) Cardinal Gibbons 65, Miami • Indapolis Donna (6) 1131 3 7517071) Pace Well Division FIFTH, S.i. o Boyd Anderson 61. Dillard 61 Montague Houston ton 3511 0 70 243 Ida Castle (lOt, 7. A ,J Fort Lauder dale 67, Coconut -'; (6). 75 71 6 6 701 176 8.B P (*1. I Explosion IS Creek 55 Minn 27 fl 1 55203110 Nova 59, South Plantation Lady Bird (12), 6 G.E 's Mini Opal " Diego 76 71 2 54 165 117 -. (6), 7 Freckle Face (I), e Miramar 70, Hollywood HillS Ed's BaIt II 36 3 31 12$ 715 61 Final (5). Canadian Division SIXTH, S.i& A - I Li's Dan South Croward 13. Cooper Quet,ec 3i S 0 68 2)7 173 City 57 (l7),3. WUclifle Andy (17).) M A's Toronto : o 22 2 67 731 703 Moose (1), 1 HI Tower (6), 5 Sane, Stranahan 11, McArthur 52 177 159 s.ti (61 6 Tult Suffin 5 2). 7 Dell Edmont on 25 20 Thomas uu-'. 96. Il,iI I I SO). 8 Oarber Que Vancvr S I 7 2 I '. I ' lanjite 63 (6). Winnipro 21 25 2 44 IM 112 SEVENTH. S-16, C - 1. Buddy Miami Curley 16, Chaminiscle 11 -4 Tuesday's Results (1tu (121,7 Margarets Beauty (10). Houston 5. BaltImore 7 3 Noble (4), 1 Irish Trans (6), 5 University School 65, Glades Torontri A. Edmonton 3 Whisper (0). 6. Brave patty (6). 7. Day School .4 i San Dieoo 9. Quebec 7 Country Swing (5), S Matinee Idol Wednesdays m (3.7) L Edmont on t New En'jtan EIGHTH, $16, ft --- 1 Gun Pow der Chicago at Cleveland (12). 7. Bay Charmer (5), 3 Barry HOutton at MInnesota Kil'lQ (72), 1. D.G.'s Red (10), 5, T or onto at Winnipeg Play Me (6), 6 Ks Be autiful (4?. 7. EAST Phoenix at V,ncoijvrr il Providence Si, Rhode lslc.nd 17 Hidden Island (3), S. Manatee Peggy Thursday's Games ti. C.W Post 61, Long Island San Diego at Baltimore NINTH, 1.16. C I. K'S Shill (5) New Hampshire 90, Dartmouth f Quebec at Phoenix 7. Scally (1). 3. Hel.,etc. (10), Conn 90, Rutgers Swane,'s Cobbler (S), S. IL's E' EvenIngHe,Sanford,Fl. - Vero Beach St. Edwards 4, West Patm KIiçs Acemy ror 'ii) 66, DeerfIeld Palm Cm,. Al Melbourne 5& Okcechot,ee 35 DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. and would (Y)llect nearly $150,Vero Beach 7). Eau GalUe 69 Miami Rico 6.4, Palm Beach (AP) - Sporting ear-to-ear 011f) if he wins them all, Country Day 61 smiles, Bobby A llison and Bud. Baker was overjoyed with the Melbourne Florida Air Acade dy Baker feel their late model performance of his Ford, my 71, Fort Pierce Carroll $6 cars are ready for Thursday's clocked unofficially at better Naples 61, Fort Myeri Venice 7$. North Fort Myers 125-mile heat races leading to than 185 miles an hour in prac ! S 61. S6 Buffalo at Pittiburg, Montreal at Toronto TONIGHT . Frostproof I ønsas Cily 0 , fl - i uson , aer eaay Lit !O Wednesday, Feb. ;2. 17S4A 11111111111111111111--_ _~ 111111111 1%ff%W%W SCADIDrIAnr 4 _ - . . ~ I 11 : • - r I oft"I Eveni ng Herald, Sanford, FL r r.__ I~z* 0 a . - ~ 0 - Stop AcOon'front disc brake overhaul. 48.88* Here's what we do: Install new Stop Action* front disc irake pads Rebuild front calipers • Machine front rotors Inspect front grease seals and mact.r Cyude' Repack front wheel bearings lr.spect '.ar brake linings • Inspect rear drums Inspect rear wheel cylinders Inspect disc brake hardware Inspect rear brake springs inspect rear o11 seals for leaks Bleed and refill brake system • Road test car 'Most American cars and many foreign cars.. ROW t'lrlt' Solon on of the W.ithday Dr(put Lt'auu 0,.J r'S.. _i - E\U L/V I I S Score Win Dorothy Grigley's field goal with 30 seconds to play culminat ed a last-minute rally that gave the Red [)evils a 15-14 come-from-behind victory over the Blue Bombers in Sanford Recreation Depthent girls, learns planning to par. league basketball action Saintticipate in the Sanford day. Recreation Department's The Devils out-scored the Men's Softball League should Bombers 10-2 in the final contact the recreation quarter after the Bombers took department immediately. a 12.5 :hird period lead. A Church League will be Cherry Carter of the Bombers IOrllietl It enough churches was the game's leading scorer enter teams. If not, church 'with eight points. Donna teams ssiil com pe te in the Flamm paced the Devils with Metro League. six points. ,%i; organizational meetin,g Ceci Raw1. b'cketed 12 poInts 55111 ix held Feb. at 7p.m. at to lead the Skin Tights to n the recreation office in the easy 30-6 win over the Green Sanford ('lyle ('enter. Berets. Softball Planned $99 23 channel transceiver Factory installed crystals S watt power input transmitter Solid state circuitry "CHARGE IT', at Sanford Plaza Ponneys.O pen Mon,-Sat. 8 am. Open Sunday 12 :30•5:30 • 9 p.m. �- -. . - •. .. * ,. . :::F ..: — -- --- --- - -- ------- M I 1111111111111111111111111111111 I Seminole Wednesday, Feb. 12, 1973-1 A , 831-9993 322 - 2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. (33) WEDNESDAY 11:55 (6) TONIGHT'S EVENING Florida (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (35) Mickey Mouse Lifestyle News THURSDAY MORNING (c) ctnr'. i:t'.' : 15 (8) 5urhir Almanac 6:25 (2) I Drejm Of Jeanoje 6:30 (6) SslnrI*.a Semester (I) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2, 8) Today (6) News - 12:00 (2, 44) flews (6) Young And Restless (8) Jackpot (9) Passwor d (33) Big Valley 12:30 (2. 8) Blank Che ck (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 12:00 (2) News 3:00 (2) Jackpot (6. 6) News (9) All My Children (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2. 8) How To Survive A Marriage (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 200 (2, 8) Days Of Our Lives (6) Guiding Light (9) $ 10.000 Pyramid 2:30 (2,8) The Doctors Girl Ili My ( Life (9) The Big Showdown (35) My Favorite AAs,.eI... up all (44) Underdog 3:00 (2, 8) Another World iii rrice Is sight (9) Bozo's Big Top 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Black Forum 8:00 (6) CaptaIn Kangaroo (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (I) MovIe (9) Movie (44) Leave It To Beaver 9:30 (44) Petticoat Junction 30:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2, 8) Wheel Of Fcrtune (6) Gambit (44) Green Acres 1100 (2,111) High Rollers (6) Now You See It (9) Sp! S.ccond (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2.8) Hollywood Squares (6) Love Of Life (9) Rridv Ri.nrh -. - ______________ cccv 9 American . 4 i1Jr!J t ut 44 B.b,'n.w S[.rnVIaIy 1laturing 1 00. 46 P.4psh agents 12 Czech region 47 Sow. II t)Olr.5h,o,'l 14(n!eredt7 Pattern f!ICTh?. 'rl of song 'igçefalnd 55MO5s,t. b9OuttafldOJ (frI 60Soc.ai .ent Sfi'i?i'tt fralf-IIi.TiI WL4) '' *rW I( cce,1tr,c DOWN 22Cllg. u1'gui.i' .i . .J Lij,t ijt it. C, 25 OisIi,ct .1 Coterie ?lNarvo*,uati 4G'oupottrveu 79 J&iaese sash S Of recant time 32H.v.rignolault 6 Ra w metal 34 Burden.d 7 (,i.w, 36Yititarygrot BOrpraved 31 SkIled 9Comection Perf0'e,s llflebukerudel1 J3Atlomc 1 jb I t.'Ds?gure 40Pgt'c 1.r,,bronze natwe . vi -. NAVAJO PUEBLO Tomorrow: Tunnels . Suir. .i on9tjc5 .te Al the stern 28 Slcn (c torml 79 Gre4' the4ter 3OSA.ssctal I JlDct,v panel J3 Jacob s brother lQ.bI - Co= -a S6 Seabird Ydl 57 Consumed ~* ammu JI. UMM'man H min ME oo REM MAIN I WHEOM CM - ORW U00061i M ama JIM 54 MINN O 'NERNM 0200MM AMMON E i - 2 --mmomp - j F11.0112 *VOR Ladies, need a lob or extra money? Can earn from $Sanhr.&up Call 3.1 5694 or 3195170 ------- -- - - 1111% SCENIC WEKIVA RIVER and beautiful O.iks, swimming, fishing, and Canoeing. See at Camp Seminole, Smil es west of I In,, SR ,_.4. 37? 1470 - . Citrus or Cattle RanCh ,.taraer tieslrn position. College graduate. • 7OYrs Florida experience. Reply 547, care of The Evening B Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, $Iii 3 2771 , • OF tA Rentals - _________________ -- - 3 bedroom home - fenced yard. Patio Newly decorated No more than 7 children 3 77 7711, _______ fenced. central heat and air, Carpeted 3fl S'S3 Evenincs 7 BF 31— Houses turn, Clean, S1 3 BR, I', bath, brick, $165 10 Acre farm with fl $775 double wide. They're Hot! * ---- See This Now! 3 134, I' 1 baths, 7 p ct 'nortoape, 1 years old Cf-I, c er peted, nice shady area Low do,.vn pa rnent. SWING SET NURSERY. Open 24 hr., 7 days. Special rates. Fern Park, 8)1-1141. Two bedrtn. apt., or l6rgu 2 bedroom hOuse. 323 9370 from 9 106. tabysiIllng in my home Hour. Day or Week. Fenced yard. playroom. Low rates for working mothers, Winter Springs. 3fl 4573 f __._ I. _______________________ .55 •__ -- seniars rum only selection now availa ble is finest Aduh'Famlly Mobile Home Park. Come out and inspect the MOdel Homes on display 11 -i ' ' - Broker. 107 W Cl1ri"lC San4ord3fl.7111 LQke Jennie APARTMENTS 'S--*-, A I I RD -%-11I. ____ -. 8:30 p 8:30.10 ANC WEDNESDAY MOVIE OF THE WEEK "Cry for Help" Robert Culp stars as a radio pe rsonality on an allnight show who keeps ta lking to keep a distraught young lady from commiting suicide. The would-be suicide is played by Elayne Heilvell. She c411s the radio show and tells Culp of her intentions to kill herself. It is a demanding role for Culp, who i ither on mt.r ukein- r throughout Ihe entire film. Enjoyeth Royal Flaming Dessert Servedinamostspectacularfashlon. Far a mere hall dollar -. Served with love, Friday r11 b ru a r y 14th . ALTAMONTE MALL - Between Murs of 1o 7I ' \ \ ______ - _______ = -- _______ ______ ________ _ 1PP-_ _ - - - £((p*ayu P4IUCI ___________ 18-4klp Wanted ___________________ _________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________ LL 1,0 0--, 'I our A I ______ - Operator for x, yard northwest dragline, 372 5165 after 1 I Bdrm., carpeted, utiII1l paid) Quiet piece for couple or men arl Time- If y' are bored with Mature aCtl 373 5695 housework, call Sarah Coventry Jewelry for excellent income 3 Room turn apt., screened porcPi OpPOrtunIty No Investment, No 1)00 month. Adults, No pets 77 SolIciting. 323 2791 after 6 West 17th St. FISHIPIO, BOATING "SANFORD' DISPOSALS RAVENNA r 323.0532 GarSens - a 1505 W. 25th St., Api ___ ____ I 322' 209 I Sanford Professionally Managed By Henry Hoche, Inc. _____ THE BUCKET BRIGADE 15 - g pieces of our .00 honey dipped fried chicken, 6 hot buher tastin' biscuits, 2 satais of your choice, 1 pint gravy - Feeds S to 7 people. 734% 30 year mortgages " with only 5% down! -: :'.- 'L ' : e~u "l--. V 10-11 $ ABC GET CHRLSTH. IA)VE "My Son, the Murderer" An abrijt -Io-be-reJea5ed COB. 4m - 9 —w MAli T -- -- L_i 4~4 LM4ki'-'x TUDII iml .• .. ..--- ___ -..----- 95 Reg. e ~~ "HULISE OF QUALITY FOODS" __ .- - ~ Z __ - - 'I Mltti i ' Peg :- Thurs,, Sat. Sun. Good & :, ISh &xIrw I Open Di lly 11a.m. 1111 p.m., Fri. & Sal. lii10 p.m. 1109 French Ave. -. Sanford __ 14 some below dealer cost, first come-riru Clicet pius Fla.'s finest Used Cars Dick Baird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largest dealer. 73 Datsuns arriving daily. Ph. $311311, Open Sundays 126 - . - 1969 Impala 600dlransportation,iso —. 78—Miotorcycles — 322 7205 1970 red Cf'evrotet Impala conyertible, (transferred, must sell) 6411106 - Motorcycle lnsrance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3066 ________ 8 Opportunities Singer .I, REFUNPED $50000 TO YOU On The Purchase Of Any * * GOLD*PI TOUCH'Pl SEW in sewing cabinet, tCOflt.It.,4 SIng,r'i test model, winds autombobbin machine Full atic Pay balance 05 176. or 10 pay merits of U New 1974 Capri ____ -_ --- - . - -/~_ 2000 & _,~ 2300 Drop in bobbin, zig tag, and 3 needle Position , Like new Condition, Sold new for Ill, balance of 145 cash or s payments of $10. New - __ Offer Ends Feb. 28 Sofa a ' Come In And Make Your Best Deal Now! Coffee Table, 150 for both in goodCondition Call 322 SI?) after _ Broker — , . An acre of land with 2 bedroom modern trailer and large utility bldg on paved road. Call Eves 's9 5I35 _____ $5O Cash ENOUGH FOR "ME" 1 DINETTE WITH 1HIGH . BACK CHAIRS, 130 373 1118 42'—bile Homes Kit'.iIfU I ----_-_ -1~ . _ I __~ Call .redit Dept. DeBary Real Estate Of Our Factory Rebate! Furniture-almost new Queen Sift bedroom s e t living room set, 671 3397 HWY. 17.92 at 5 POINTS LONGWOOD Bf1dfOOnrj set, dresser, chest, box Springs and mat., and night stands, 1130. Other's to choose from Dave's Furniture, 300 it I Sa nford -I 'i'i - - - -- n _ ,.,., ou ~ -- --LINCOLN MERCURY -- PH. 322-4884 W.P. 831-8090. 1 , (>'- " 52—ApplIances ' KEr,fr,'.U 5 'I WAP1ER. parts, ServiCe. used machines mac MOONEY APPLIANCES jjg BUSINESS DIRECTORY .4 . .ct, jIt EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU i .t" It JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Factoqy Rebate . on any new home --53—TV. Radio-. Stereo Purchased, to Spend as you pleas, _____________________________ Tony's Mobite' Homes, Hwy. 1797, Through Feb 27, 1975 all new home at Five Points 321 0028. COLOR TV, $11 95 MONTH _._..._ .,.,l. -. -. ii., #'_ — 'VIOLI) wuu 4dIIIv t 15fl We RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. TAP Returns, 70 rs iTlperence. fl have models ready for rebateuptolsoO Yeslpd of your Kitchen Ba'hroorn C'ibnott, 6" Aitc'rations, WILLIAMS ACCOUNTING. Five immediate occupancy in Carrage new home contract _________________________ Dtignng priced Counter br'. SIkS In Cove, Sanford- sPoints. Call 3277113 ar.ytime. ne'we"st mobile our 1971 price list-will b.t ------- --stallation available Bud . Dressmaking by experts Singer home park approved deler 710 E lt St returnedto you inCashoncosing 54—Garage Sales Cabell 377 SOS? anytime 323 8861 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES of your home. Call Johnny Walker Person Tax Service -Construction, 37? 6457 and ask for No 7 East Rd., 17 97 SiC BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVE Huge Carport Sale.' Anything OU "Ken" çr "Duct" After hours. Entrance p Ramboftom, 32271" MENT ALL TYPES O CAR v.ant we have Starts Feb I, 7770 1017 ci,- 372 7111 194 Country Club PENTRY AND REDAID Wirw.iI Income Tax prepared In your home, , Ioy's Mobile Homes A I Tree Serwice YARD SALE' Corner of ist & Confidential, accurate, COfl PiCV. "it 11 ALL NEW 31 1 bedroom. B; & 2 Carpentry, Non iiflated completetreel., -nc t area I.tri)fcr .1 nt-w o. ,? rates po.ntmentt anytime. Church St. in Geneva. Bargains bathi.home's, fully equipped, near J.W, (Jack) KIluck 223 SIu Repairs, Remodel, Add('jons, used? Stop by. Hwy. 17 92. $5 and up 6.-IS 1190 Galore Clothing, Toys. Household _______________________ everything New FHA S PCI down. Fiy Points 3710021. LIcensed, Bonded, Insured. Irv. goods Free Cuitet' Cash only at 7'. pcI Interest. 30 Yr's from Seyk, 323 4-413, A small Classified Ad brings b Frid,i, 12Noon to 5. Sat. 9 a m. to Pay those Christmaç bills by selling $77,*9Q Da',time call IX) 5327. ___________________________ returns Try one and sr. C eyeS 322 0712 unwanted items in If-fE 3? 7 2611 or 8)) 9993 Carpentry, Repair, HI' HAL OS Classjfiea 172 2611 Central fft'at & Air Corxjt.0.1,.,. Remodeling and Additions f or 1r,-e 55—Boats & 37) 6451 '' " "."m,it'. (.l r,ir ___________ i)'l:t2 (.irpenfr',. Renscelng, ;j' Icraft steel hull, twsn grey Custom Work Licensed Bonded marine engine's, cabin cruitrr Free estimate 3734031 PAUL SLATER ____ condition Good ASSUTI1C Professional Wallpaper Hanger Odd ido 04 all types, Carpentry, payment's, $19 per Mo. 321 0179 Llcenseo Residential, Commercial Painting, Cement Work, Light Free Estimates, Ph. 37) U73 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ROBSOPI MARINE Hauling 3727645 hook) (formerly Harriett's Beauty 7977 Hwy I? Add a eetrance Aft YOU C full time driver with a part 5)9 E Pine 377 Sf4? 377 596) All tsif.t eacn apart t,nle car' Check the Automotive A sma'I Clds's,I,ed Ad brings big meat, tots at slorSeçt'on in The Herald everyday 'Ctu,'nS Yr1 one anti ee Call 377 19,, private bal. 60—Office WlNPIlE' BEAUTY SHOP, 1106 .5I 5)1 93 con'es ana you'll Sanford Ave Master Beautician. ________________________________ gu lf:et s#ty we say 1 , .i '' 1? 2?? .r Appliances office furniture CeflVtnien(e is ART BROWN PEST CONTROL "W key to Wood or steel desks (executive desk — 7562 Park Drive & chaIrs, secretarial desks & 37% 5833 Arms WELLS DRILLED PUMPS chairs, straight chairs, Iilinq i, .itjr i'-rI fl' ('i,.. 21t's Str'e! TI. ',' S cab -'ct's, as i% Cash and Carry I ree p. up .irvi de-tiver, 3 da _______________________ All types .)r,z1 NOLLS service satiSfactn guarant, Werepair aria service 4. Casselberry, 17920 30 4706 "I PET REST INN Green; Dry Cleaner's of Winter STINI MACHINE & ng Park 373 7I12 631 7919 SUPPLY ((% L I Ph fi ___ 62--Um-Garden Sam 701W 'Ind t 122 6i)7 FI.riA,, Id 211110 ItPuo ____________________________________ _________________________________________________________________ . '__ or - ---- - - Accounting __ -- _ome Improvements SewIng -•- _________ Tree Service _______ EVERYDAY IN THE WANT AD SECTION 1 1 1 1 1 1 Hundreds of sales events are held every day in the Want Ad section of your newspaper and thousands of people are looking for bargain b.ys. If you have something to sell, put it on sale in the Classified section, -- ____________ NOW a " Air ________ _ Accessories LEASING FROM 16O 1, 2 & 3 Bedroom uquillinia . ' ' "- "_ , I '- 11,11 - Wall Papi'ing ,' Beauty Care ___________ - ______ 0 HOMES OF DISTINCTION Close to everything yet away from it alIt sUrge wooded lots • Street lights *Paved streets *Sewers *Sidewalks Supplies ------ - .', Pest Control Used Well Drilling Dry Clewikig -.._ CLASSIFIED AD DEPT. Pet Care : FRIED CHICKEN - Datsun.Subaru Sale Recoriditleneij Batteries, $17.95 -. ---.. ex change. (tts.. 000v SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave ------X- -'-- '--- --Relax - Shop the easy way Shop toti,ly's Classified Acts '.'om you r easy chClr - Dial 322,26611 Lkgoodnes h'1) j • SANFORD SEWING CENTER 172 744) BIG "3" AND IT'S GOOD ret- 0 * * REALTOR "I 4791 ------------------ "LUXURY FO SOUTH Corbett Real Estate 2565 Park Dr IT'C tr'.t'r 76—Auto Parts NLY0 To Take Advantage . .--I I - CAPORI I - Oriental rug. 912'. Mahogany 'Cflte? Pb!, Ccrtv.c,,,,.j v..om temporary chair. Other Small items. ?717921 afternoon Peg. Real Estate Broker 7479$. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Phone 321 0610 Your MLS Agency REALTORS ------- - 51—Household Goods MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 322.2420 Anytime - - 647 sin WIlT REALTY IDYLLWILDE - HURRYt Only 3 Shoemaker home's left. Brand new,) bedrooms, 7 baths I.II.SOO to 117,0(0. Hurry! SINGLE STORY APARTMENTS JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GOM1Y'S, C. 16. Sanford 323 4733 NEW & NICE EXECUTIVE 307 A East lit St.. Sanford 3729111 PATIO homes, 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, Eves. 569 1144 double garage w electronic Control doors, kitchen appliances FREIGHT SALVAGE furnished $43,000 Con,(-ntonal Appliencet Furniture Paint Etc loans at low as 1', pct. interest "Buy Direct From Boxcar" G 5RMLY'S, E 16, Sanford 323.4733 SANDRA 4 PAClOUSt beoroom's, 2 bath's family room. double garage, maly otne extras Plus Sanora amenities 111,50) Geneva' i I SALES LEADER" FIRST TIM1 AD VEPTISFD' 3 bedroorn, 2 baths, on lake Central climate control. Immaculatel Only 175.950 i94 ft Orlando (205) 83f2299 1 I Furnished $ bedroor, air cond,-apt1 lit floor, adults only. No pets, 3721 SWIMMING POOL 323-0142 Ice machine for tale Cube size 1" x I" x'." capacity 450 lbs. in 21 firs WhIrlpool, Cell 373 77 .IJy .,crn, pisy pen, dressing table, walker, automatic %wing, clothes 365 $250 . 26065 Hwy $797 REALTOR 373 3771 FOR THE ___ _ 910 NBC, LUCAS TANNER, 'Why Not a Happy Ending?" This one Is a real tear jerker. Diane Baker plays a woman whe is dying of career, aid Is unhappy about sending her son to her estranged husband. Lucas is called upon to help in a difficult (kIS On, and make it a smooth transition for the boy who is reluctant to rejoin ills ' . Realty 1-2 BEDROOM APTS . miles cast of 17-92. ________ Ph. Sanford (305) 323-81$Oi 377 5j,4j Duratherm Kerosene SpaceHeater.$,0 OPEN WED.. THUPS FRI, SAT 9 5:30 P M LOCATED IN FRONT OF AAA AUCTION, 190 N. 17 92, LONGWQ()D Harold Hall Realty 1311 SANTA BARBARA DR. IAGE fCARR % COVE Rd. 4fl, ! - Exciting 3 bedroom home on biq Ir.4, fenced back yard.carpets, tentrai iir r,,inm IVW down, Only 121.750. Easy to OWfl Just call CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR, all 17 72. .------- Ste iistroIii SANFORD 1274 Cariro 1 28. gold, air, povi(:r S and B 11.0(0 miles Like new, 331 052) or 377 6730 -. - pair; tennis and house shoes, 30 cents pair, boys and young men dresspants 2.000 pair's, req 19 to $12, now 57 50. Men's and boys' leans, req $6 to $12, now $4 a pair PJs men's, req. $7 to SI?, now 14 Dresses, long and Short. req. Ils to 125, now $3 children'sclothes, large 5Cte-(tin prices you won't belIeve. SHAG CARPET, high low, req 57 a yd , now 12 50 a yd COMMERCIAL, Pdrm. garage with apartment on , lots. ON LAKE JENNIE __ SANFORD RECVEE SERVICE fl1' , 1st Discount War6h3use ***Infla tion Beaters,' Neat, 7 bedroom masonry home, cc"ner lot, fenced yard, $350 down, 1153 per mo., to qualified our chaser, IRUFER REALTY A 1973 Jeep, CJ S. 4 wheel drive, AM radio, over stied tirts, extra clean. 13.295. Call Don Pope at 372. 1651 Dealer Plan now to vacation this year in your own RFC Vee from 67A—Feed - NEW I. , 7 ar'd 3bedron'n homes aa: townhouse's. WatI.to waPl carp.,,, wallpaper, built In kitchen and no maintenance lee. LOW, LOW, LOW io it interest under tandem plan. Hwy 17 97 to 751h St. west to Rlcigc-,.,ciod and follow the signs. SANFORD GOOD TERMS (! - _______ Ha1 for sate. Fertlliie'J Bahia, heavy bates. Limited Supply Call 321 0429. — l973 Dodge Van, Tradesman too $600 Cash and takeover payments. $30113) 75--Recreational Vehicles - ,_,, Ri i 21" Snapper Mower,with Qf'attcatcher. Asis, 1S0.109l,S. Loch Arbor - 2 story Colonial masonry home located on a shaded lot on a pretty lake. Has S bedrooms, 3 baths, nice FI.t room, central heat and air, and many other fire features EXECUTIVE HOME - LOCH 37764.S7;AIterS,377.7i)l ARflQp_ I Bedrooms with all in the Herald Classified custom extras, I1'w34' CIS tife pool. ISCHO black and white and read all over ' SANFORD - Air connitboner3ton 1725 Heats and cools. Late model compressor. 6.47 FORREST GREENE INC REALTORS3fl63oraS,3)3 REALTORS Peg Real Estate Broker 11)0 C. 25th St i REAL FLORIDA LIVING-- l'l AcresnearLakeJ,sp fUrflthd mobile home. SlS.tu, Vvk TAKE TRADES ESTATE INC. W. Garnett White Stan's Auction - Sale - Hwy 16, 1: Mi East of I 3229719 Sanford, horse & livestock auction every Friday night 8 pm Don't forges to bring your own livestock, Trucktoadofnewtackweekly, 5 a_s .,,.,..... OI'U '%I. 49 UiU r1IuJUilI d ng Stables. Horses sold 7 days a wed' 322 5690 _______________________ for Move your old abonctoned car FREE. If you will call me after 4 pm, 322 1621. l j711 WILSON Mi'.I'ER FURNITURE BUY-SELL TRADE 3)1 31SE Fir%f St - 1970 International Moving Van. 12' aluminum body. Sell or trade for late model car. 321 ox'. 19711 Toro?a 1700 CC 1,750 or take over payments of 150 a month for approx, 11 payments. 372 0166 tffC" 5 P m Auction - Area One Inc. 3 homes. 7 Bedrooms, I Beth Priced $U,90Ofoi000 JOHNNY WALKER REAL JOHN K RIDER. ASSOC. - - SANFORD Homes, Lots And Acreage 5nforJ's newest and , . 5 Homes, 3 4 Bedrooms Price' From $23,500 10 Commercial Properties 6 Best lot I to Eat 9—Good fl 'DUPLEX. Fern. or unfurn. ldeaI THAT'S MY vfrt's mother begs Christie to IOc&tin. reasonable rent, P7i MAMA, "Clifton and the Kid." stop her son from committing FRUIT FOR SALE owner 313 3171 anytIme. . ]a a. Clifton's relationship wi th a murder when he gets out of jail. I " I i SAPIIJLEwOOC :-t. youngb')yprovesmorethfficuft The son promises Christie be 1l0W,AlRp'y BLVD. Fruit Jars-Lids-Seals to sever than those with the won't kill altyufk, especiafly TUBE (R) SANFORD, 373,n7o ___________________________________ ______________________________________________________ youngster's mother, whom ganster believed to have -_ E ii,d Bamb Cove, 17 60DM, Shag, air. J % Cllftonhas beendating,meboy framed him and took up with TBUTII , %unnyk.fchens,pIaygriJnds,,. has become so attached to his girl friend. But when NAVEL ORANGES. 12.50 CU S:nday,,__,,,2, They City perk 8. Sanford Pltj. From Also Tangerines Clifton that, when his mother Barney (MlLhael Parksi is $110 Airport Blvd near Sanfor11 The 377_673) or 377 03(2 Ave 323 1310 breaks up the romance, the released, his ex-girl friend is : -•-____________ Call 11 R youngster runs away to beaten up and —i gangsber ((~ ~~ Her One EYe) (iiftnn. killed. _____________________ ___________________________ ______ Fu rn ished ' 8.9 NBC LITTLE HOUSE ON Enroll now for Spring sewing clean. 1 bedroom apartment THE PRAIRIE "Child of Pain" Classes. Singer approved dealer. Also Lights, wafer fVnQ'ed. Adults 710 E. 1st St., 373"2J1, A child-beaUng problem stirs a only. us. 3fl.flta Afte' S. KRATE 1 =P Occupancy. I & 71 '44n1pi,'ij,.' windb up with Pa Ingalls ______ ImmedIate bedroom furnished apart mq-it5. assigned as the man's keeper. Water furnIShed nr downtown SCENIC WEKIVA RIVER a Fri Sat. Sun. nth 321 t It hkes a town meeting to deal '.'acaton or live under beautiful 0064. _____________ Midnight. 11:30 ____________________ with the drunk, who has beaten oaks Fithig, Canoing, swim WELAKA APARTMENTS his motherless boy. Pa is In ming, mobile home or camp sit 111W.ltISt. Camp Seminole, Smiles 1.4 favor of Jailing the man, Ma __ _______________ on SR 4,). 3724170 us thirks he has to be treat ed , and AVALON APARTMENTS get a fair price when you :30 Ci*tgtWcv! the town fe lls Pa should watch 1 ADULTS, NO PETS advertise your "don't needs" in 116W 2nd St over him, the Want Act's. I LAKE MARY- $20) down, for flew) bedroom homes in the city Low 120 armr'rs PIGmI' .'CiflUfliStratiC,41 1'ti1i b builder 531 $649. OPEN NOON TILL DARK - air, wall wall carpet, patio Full equipped kitchen Call 373.1272 MOBILE HOME PA' RK I - MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE 323 Waterbed * Sale * Queen Site with frame, 146 95 FLORIDA WATERBED CORP 761 N OrangeAve 'Irif.', Park. 645 Sneak Preview LAKE MARY 3 bdrm.. 1, baths, central heat & - _L MAITLAND I LEA MART 1911 Hwy I? 92 Open .at & 50fl 9 5 339 2970 Nice? bedroom block home. New roof, carpeted throughoul. Ridiculously low price. 373 7920 alter 3, 3727629 . , Will Babysit in my home. Days, any hours, any age. Not meets. Reasonable. 3720959 - - - 80—Aulos -- - In Sanford, Fla. CONSTRUC1ION THE HERALD 2,11 W. 251h Additions Call for Appt.3223103 Remodeling -________________ ' flc.arar'gIca'cxmi __________ "------ ' SANFORD. FLA 3736470 ________________________ - __ Let me tall your 5cr anij i,arur spot If To List Your Buslness..,D1Q1322Th1] o 8319993 I Cr mow your vacant tots Fl,d ______________________________________________ , rc'r, 7723191 - - r '''1 . -.;-- ' _-. . - . Why store it and forget It? Sell It and forges it with a Classified Ad. 377. __2611, Saturday? P M O>en (laity 105 We Wit. 1.etl.frade Hillbilly Rldiiig Stables, horseback riding by hot.-r or day. MIles & miles of trail. Open 24 ha a day,? days awec'I, Night riding invited Parties and Individuals welcome. Barbecue and night trail rides first Saturday night each month, Call for reservations for night riding. Horses boarded, includes feed & hay, and complete care, $43 mo. Pasture board ou feed, 170 mo. Horses bought, sold, and traded every day Under new -. ' 322.4132 For used furniture, applianctls, e(f• Our I or tOol items Larry's Mart. 7)5 t.anforcl. Ave -... - 66--Horses - 5G--iisCeiIarwous for Sale Days 377 6173 Nights 322.14 or 377 737 Retirees Dream, quiet & clean, 2 bdrm., family rm , only $17,930. Acre Really, REALTOR, 373 775o. JOHN SAULS AGENCY -- . Wanted: Two 26" good condition, ladle's bk ,, 72—Auction .- - --__ _____________ -- 79—Trucks-Trailers CASH - 256 Park Dr. - ______ - ___________ You can get a fair price when you advertise your "don't fleeds " in the Want Ads Merchandise LokeFv'ery-3betroom,2bath farrily room, pool Byowner.373 $911 Wantedfobuy: Sideroomfor mobile home, 77'6"xy10",oratIet 377 5757. ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. Now Open inLc'ywoc,d BROKERS1I New tho, 7.000 pair Only Si per Mayfair. 3 Bedrooms, carpettd, central P14.1w, fireplace. private dining room. 2", lots, orange trees By owner L000 373 716.3 ASSUME MORTGAGE - , - Day PAYION REALTY _________________ . 6.5 Acres near Lake Ash by All high ground with p!ie trees. 'Ideal for re'.Me in Small ,xrr.An,. Ir.i,-. Priced right ,thçjoo(1trm; Peg Real Estate Broker 332 I01 264OHiawafhaAve at I? fl Peg. Real Estate Broker - ' Valenti 'ne's I bedroom, 2 baths, with good neigh bc,rLlpct. mortgage, or refinance VA or FHA. 5)7.000. Lake Mary, 2 bedroom furnished house. Adults, no pets. Near SiC, FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. $110 322 3930 1170 Florida Ave. PRIVACY GALORE. Modern 2 3236650 bedroom, 1', bath hOrn,. 6 miles Deflary. Adults. Lovely large I south of Sanford. 8)0 0336 Da vs 3277174 Eves 3123 0465 bedroom air, Ideal for refit, Broker Assnciale PS% 66864$; 327 -r54 . MUST SELL - NEW) BD 7 BAT " MARINERS VILLAGE APTS. HOME. all extras, good locatia 1 & 7 Bdrm turn or unfurn. I Mak. offer 377 7757 [ _ . , ' 3207 Orlando Dr., 373 $670 - Child Car, in my home. Hot meals, Fenced yard By the Hour. Day, or Week 3773597 ___ Home On Lake $03 W Itt SI 33—Houses Furnished - 372 7170 1973 Harley Davit,on 350 cc. ssoo 3773.119 PeS*.s1 - ANIMAL HAVEN GROOMING & BOARDING KENNELS HEATED KENNELS. Stenstrom Realty Your MLS Realtor -_______ _____ AKC Doberman pincher puppies Champion lineage 150 101150, Mr. __'TL 365 Moving? Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REAL. it:i 3774991 19195 French 322 7374.372 1196.377 15.a 377)959, 377 116.1 ti,I%SitiedAth tt'tVCthe bUyifl 'wClliflqcommtjnify everyday, read .ind 'ise them often Call 372 7611 r All 909) - Poodles, AKC Apricot. 6wks old 377 5161 Want to Sell' Cash off for your equityf or quirk results, call 78-.4Mtorcycles ---__________ - - -- -- _______________________________ Sanford i bedroomk, ent raI H&A, w w carpet throughout. nice neighborhood, dead end Street. Ideal for children 14.500 down and assume mtg. 5t7022 month 372 7377 •''--------------. Wednesday, Feb. 12, 1975 ent Blue I '.e Flert' Carpet! 68—Wanted to Buy --Shampooer foe only 11.50 per day. I CARPOLL'S FIJR PIITIIRE W.sntedh j ctT, Not, I ,, Ank Quantity Casselberry, Hwy. 1797. *30 ._ Stemper Realty Allarncnte Springs by owner. 3 bedroorns,3 baths. Florida room, carpet, hardwood Boor, fenced Near Malls t.31,ODO $3.4 4612. I 47—Real Estate Wanted ----- - COUPITRYLIVIPIG yet close to city conveniences. Newly pointed, carpeted and furnished, Can use as 2 or 3 bedrooms, 7 storage buildings. Al' for only 1 Bedc,oms with double garage, H. baths, family room, dining room, utility room with sink, built In appliances. fireplace. 2 patios, fenced,above ground pool. 7 months old 323$Rl ' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 64—Equipment_ I I I i i I 3r.in.-.'e County S acre wooded & pasture, beautifuj homeife, Terry Realty, REALTOR. 0711 ________ Larry Saxon, Realtor 3Cr 1 bccJrcjoqa, 1' , bath house Good credit and Qualified ,.,. $739(0 3736061, 3730517 REaLTOR 372 7499 " 377 7111 AFTER HRS; 377.3f$ 327 0648 BY OWNER— 679 C. 2nd St, Good 2 bedrooms on professional lot. Excellent income properly, Owner finance 8312S47. CHILDREN HAVE ROOM TO PLAY & RIDE BIKES In Sanford we have a spic and span i bedroom, 7 bath home with a 6' high fenced yard where there's room for a garden. Has double Qarage, central heat P.. air, and carpeted floors. Only $)1,900 Call 373 9110 M UNSWORTH REALTY .1 Close to downto*n, new lovely 2 bedroom, air, carpet, kitchen fully equipped, Watersewergarbage Service pd by owner SIlO 372 7099 or 373 1593. La'-efr:?, Lu.I, Arbor, S ticirmS., baths, family room, ISO's. Acre flealty, REALTOR, 3237750 I 1$, ACRES ATMAYTOWN ON OAK HILL RD. 3721041 '" 2524 Pork Dr. Rtt.LTGR - 43—Lots-Acreage Jim Hunt Realty _________ 2OO Down New housesins fl.rat area PlOd rwn payment, monthly Poymenli I'5% than rent Government SUnSidi,red to Qualifiedbuyers Cell to see if YOU QUalify!l CaliBart Real Estate T,- _,__________ - 41—Houses 3 bdrm masonry Pome, one own, fenced yard. $1,200 down, $1459 per ma to 4ualified buyer. 327 2760 'Get 'EM While, * * 30p1flt5 UnfurnishM Houses • I OR. kitchen t'Qulpped, AC, $IlO Young Christan woman wants lame to share apt. Call 3290411 Leave name 8. number, 41 VA- Plo '.own 3 bdrm'., 2 baths, carpet, iei.tral HIA, garage, patIo. 121.500, 3231631. - - ------ . tp - __ I Bedrooms, I' baths, garage. ___ CAPbra"\ - Real Estate 7 BR, IQ bock yard, $IlO m - - 1500 Sq It., 370 VolT Ideal for repair thoporwarepiofl7j330)fl 4470 ___ HOUSE mi ------- For Rent ("ilfice and u; 'p ',t' t?uOi rench Ave. 321 73i _________ 29—Rooms - - 37—Business Property -_________ • - --- iva e, 7 THE GRO'1 -----' Two bedroom, large to Lake Mary Reasorwabte refit 177 1810, % - STEAK , _________ _________ 21—Situations Wanted LoiV Woman's white wallet near 13th 4. Olive, Sun. Return pipers, beep money, plus renard 171 0036 35—Mobile Home Lots For iese- MINI WAREHOUSE,, Sanford, with raiIr(l are nov. taking (Ommittmeqts for warehousing or small businesses Zoning MI? Industrial Airp'rt Blvd. & McCracken Rd. Send inquIries to P.O. Box 1*0, Sanford. )BEDROOM HOUSE 2 BEOROOMAPT 373 1774 8-8:30 ABC, ° MON Bedroom Housvat 111 Edithe Cir., Sanforti Can t teen between 1 ô 377 7397 Gentleman or Lady to Shore Room Brd and Expenses 6—Child Care — Duplex apt, kitchen equipped, air conditioned Contact Mr Wi lliams 322 9790 alter 1 pm Live in mature woman, depefldable,* with 7 arj,jl:s Good salary. Permanent. Reply P.O Box 561 in care of The Herald. ______ -,----.--- - Wanted . III — ~; ~ _____ 32—Houses Unfurnistyj 5—Lost & Founa MEN * amiili jail. • 18—Ilp -- _____________ _________________ iiiii WMENUMN, -• - IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? Al ANON For families or friends of problem drinkers For further Information call 173 4507 or write Sanford At-Anon Family Group P.O Box $53. Sanford. Fla 3777 1 IMIu .. no - Lecithint Vincoarl P.61 Kelp' P4c'w ail tour in or* capsule, ask for V 86 Faust's Drugs. It •. lot MUMM , . - - II IlIl 4—Personals ---- NASHVILLE RECORDING LOOKING FOR SINGING TALENT. 512.525iI S4 Word of •. r 7 bedroom duplex apart, ents Fupnjthed or unfurnished 60 ,'swimming pool, 4770 S. Orlando Dr. 323 2920 ---- — WITH A DRINKING FACED PROBLEM Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous Can Help Call 123 4.587 Write P.O, Box 1213 Sanford Florida 1% U)1 t.'i', 41 43 fl; .$i T.ptoeing 41 f'rrn.it,. lii M.jt' Shw.'p ip I l9Operat.cSong St r reuuent ¶?rorthcenual lam --- -__ ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll Free. 644 7077 for Care""one" Adults or Teens ILrjI4 r.14 L I PUL LET 1T LE 1 f1 NTEI5IT JQL - WINNEBAGO ZINI ____________________________________________ ___ . - f] S E ' _ . -- 011 LtI1A F IF T II '1 Il,% ,'J .vrb,I contraction Publication Before r • Idkuta Tb. hidden names bud below sppeu forward, backward, up,, down, or dlaonafly h tgdd.n ansesnd box it In as shown: ('I1EESNE HOPI MLNOMINEE (IlIPP1W's IROQUOIS SIOUX (ROW FOX .. 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Wednesday, Feb. 12, 197S-1R Safeguard your Health and your Budget with SupeRx DI.%J /-,%I Are DI%QFCOUN T 0~\_ A By LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M.D. I Md DEAR DR. LAMB For as long as I cat, rememiivr my legs, from the knees down, have tired out much quicker than anyone else's doing the same thing. This goes back to my high school basketball days and even to pie-teen days when I stayed home rather than go on on your toes. First stand flatshopping trips with my family footed position and repeat this. because my legs got too tired. I The weight of your body will have never consulted a doctor provide the weight training. Do about this because I supposed I this about 12 times in suewas born this way and must live cession Monday, Wednesday with it. and Friday for about two I'm 51 now, have farmed for weeks. If you can't do it 12 27 years, and they are getting times in a row regularly three worse at an accelerating rate. days a week for two weeks, If I am on my feet too much my switch to standing on one loot. feet and legs ache and even feel You can balance yourself with tired when I get out of bed in the one hand against the wall. You ninrnin4s Do ou have arw mar be able to rait' tip on one i i eats as to the CIUSe inil tot uiil three to fl %C tiltics a treatment of my problem? just. Do the toe stands for each DEAR READER loot three days a week until you Anyone who has excessive fatigue, build up to doing this three aching or cramping in the legs times a week regularly. with exercise must have a More frequent or additioi.al medical examination. toe stands will not help you and Sometimes this Is a sign of poor Can over work the muscle to the circulation to the legs. The most point that it doesn't develop common cause of poor cir. strength as fast as v.ith the culation is the accumulation of schedule outlined here. The rule fatty-cholesterol deposits In the Is train, not strain. Maintain arteries, but it can also be a these exercises and it may birth defect of the major enable you to increase your teries. endurance during walking and Since you have had this since similar activity. childhood it is less likely that DEAR DR. LAMB I hope your problem Is circulation, but you can help me understand you need to have it checked what my medical diagnosis an/way. means. I was teaching in the If the circulation is line my Virgin Islands and came down best bet would be lack of muscle with virus encephalitis. I was in strength. Here again we must the hospital in both the Virgin make a distinction between Islands and Puerto Rico. Please endurance and strength. A explain this and the cause. It strong muscle is a big muscle, left my eyesight, hearing and The strength is related to the speech impaired. Is there any cross-sectional area of the cure? Is there a specialist for muscle. Lots of walking will not this condition? develop strength because it DEAR READER doesn't Increase the weight load Encephalitis merely means on the m'tscle. Strength is inflammation of the brain. The developed in relation to the cause of the inflammation in amount of weight a muscle your case was attributed to a must contract against, your virus infection. body weight ur any other means Many viruses, including the of loading the muscle. Because common measles virus, can the ache ts below the knees Iam induce the complication of suspicious yoiIrone of those Inflammation of the brain. How many people who never s&Ious it Is depends entirely on developed strong calf muscles, how much of the brain Is in. When a muscle is basically volved and how seriously. In small it may not be so well many instances the damage is equipped for endurance. This is limited to temporary swelling why many coaches today in- and there is complete recovery. dude some form of weight In less fortunate cirtraining for their overall culiist.ances brain cells can be athletic program. permanently damaged, and the I would suggest that you Mart function they relate to is then a series of exercises of standing impaired. Dr. - Lamb PRESCRIPTION PRICESI PRICES GOOD THRU FEB. 15,1975 'wl 'p OV _fl ONE REASON WHY WE FILL OVER 52,000 PRESCRIPTIONS A DAY! COPYRIGHT 1975 SUPERI DRUGS WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES c1 ut :urveSt M I MMIM ThIPLE HEADE'R-4 ' Fr2 s, 1 13 1 VALUEExtra II TOP II STAMPS - 00 U U l With purchase totaling I I . $5.00 thru $9.99. 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Coupons B and C are worth 500 extra stamps with a purchase of $25.00 through $29.99. t' - Coupons A, B and C are worth 600 extra stamps a purchase of $30.00 or more. with U.S. No. 1 REGULAR ft^WM AR WAft rulAlUt Horoscope POUND For Thursday February 13, 1975 By Bernice Bede Osol have to do is ask nicely. (March 21-April 19) SCORPIO lOct. 24-Nov. 22) ARIES Some confidential knowledge Something good is coming your that you have will work for your way through an influential benefit, provided you don't tip social contact. This person Will your hand prematurely. open doors. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. You'll be fortunate in situations 21) Your luck will come through where you deal with several for you just when you need it the people at one time, esep.'IaIly II most. Hang n there. you're chairing a committee. CAPRICORN (Dec. MJ&.1. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 191 Good news you'll be Your chances of achieving in receiving will put you in 3 areas of importance are much happy frame ol mind and make better today than they'll be you an easy mv to ge t ninno 4,—J--r,-----..T, tc:nurruw. :c advantage o with. the NOW. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) CANCER (June 21-July 22) This a good time to take stock oI Iirge issues won't rattle you your financial position. If today. 7our attitude will be you've accumulated a little positive and far-seeing. Con- surplus, think of ways to save, centrate on major problems. not spend. LEO( J uly 23-Aug. r.) Favors PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) you seek will be treated in a You'll be fourtunate in generous fashion but don't situations where you're the one request something that you n charge. Don't be pushy, Pull -. - BAG - - At Winn-Dixie shopping for Harvest Fresh" ProC'Ifrl ,- s..I..I..ê A U Ir-.t,e.r' I'Jv;I ,'. UII9tU. tiu it — - - _._I ...&L w A ACIF N TABLETS VAPOR NASAL brrr, U'JJIL --- - - - SP RAY OF jO A%19A MILK OF MAGNESIA N 11 — • LIMIT I 12.0Z - a N LIQUID DOUCHE AA 1 GOOD HEALTH fit PROTECTIVE S fion 201. CAPACITY A V 7—OZ. Vaseline NUSS 02 FRESh VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Tliere's a close associate with whom y ou always Iutk-outwith in things you do together. 77w combination holds true.to.fnrni PACKAGED PRODUCE FFtI 13, Ir,5 You're going t have se veral •:: this : fine LIBRA Sept. 23-4kt. 23) can be translated into subYou'!l find others are quite stantial proflt. Concentrate on 0 — CREAM .1- FL. OZ. ings of Top Value Stamps. Be a citizen of Winn-Dixieland! MISS BRECK HAIR SPRA, L it V05SHAMPOO * BAN SOFT & DRI MISS CLAIROL I AIJT CREME aA SELINE INTENSIVE AOL AN - �__________ _____ S r. - •-- •. I_• 28—ering Herald, Sanford, Fl. - / I:,., - - Wednesday, Feb. 12, 1973 — EvenlgHera, Sanford, Fl. T _101II By CECILY BROWNSNNE Associated Press Food Editor - Iw ;. ear - . . Mon a! Combines Nutrition .A Stuffed Beef Heart 411 — - • - 3 ' -. nutritious and ccom'mical COOKING IS FUN.,, s es lic 'ico cain int - 3 tablespoons butter or mar• garine, welled 2 cups soft brcad crumbs I tablespoon chopped pi. ento Salt and I n teaspoon poultry seasoning Seasoned ficur V- cups water e horseradish pa With a sharp pointed knife or kitchen scissors, remove th coarse fibers' veins and ar• DEAR TIIHITY agree with you with that recipes for beef heart are few and far between. That's probably because it does not appear as commonb on meat counters as o ther cuts. So First catch your beef heart, then tryJ this recipe' C. IL With Tasty Treat - 3 to 4-pound beef heart 1)EAIt CECII.Y: Although I 'm always reading recipes n cpaprs ' never see flft using f l&t which I understand is very nutritious. Can you help me?, — mium Cow . teries from beef heart. Wash thoroughly In cold water. Fry bacon until crisp; re. serve drippings. Mix crumbled bacon with onion, butter, bread plmiento, 1 tcpc t, ' teaspoon pcpper and poultry seasoning. Fill heart with stuffing: skewer opening together. Holl in seasoned flour. In it Dutch oven in reserved hot bacon drippings, brown beef heart on all sides, add water. Cover and bake In a 350-clegree oven. turning once, until tender — 21- to 3 hours. Ilemove heart; serve with pan juices or thicken them adding salt and pepper and horseradish to taste. Makes 4to servings. BAKED STUFFED BEEF HEART i / __ x_ - _ omemakers I - Cmcg - to fd . . . ______ I ______ merc - - • , W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE HEAVY GRAIN a -. 41 _ Associated Presic FoW Editor NIL . I j' : If you want to be -in" these %- days, you had better bake with yeast' Cooks all over the countny seem to be on a nostalgia trip, recreating the homemade breads and roffIleecakes of --j ••- X 10 ti. --+' _1p - - FED PORTERHOUSE OR W-D BRAND U.S. CHOICE HEAVY GRAIN 94 It won't hurt a bit if you use modern hot roll mix. We (lid 10 WK FLIDGI TO FIGHT - lovely, the filling and topping a 41 c Quantity Rights Reserved ' J EFF PEO licious no-knead Almond flutter . COPYRIGHT — 8EE - 1975 greatEnnesoen INFLATION Anp CoNSERVl INIRGY Quantity Right% PRICES GOOD THURS. a mut that th e 101, Fla is. simple but wonderful comand almonds 13 THRU • • [)IXI( S TORES PRICES GOOD THURS. FEB. 13 THRU WED, FEB. 19 (UPYNIGOII 1975 - • call for in order to add fine (Iavor and contrasting texture to CAROLYN LEWIS - - .' • •---' —e •- - Strowberry • a ALMON[) BUITER BUNS 13i-ounce package hot roll -• Time S Lome RoundAgoin ix 11' isliveretIwanche(I . • alnionds cup butter cup firmly packed dark brown sugar Prepare dough from hot roll mix as package Cover bowl and let dough rise in a warm, draft-free place doubl ed - 4 to 60 minutes. Meanwhile in a l0-inch sk il let overmt with 1 ta blespoon of the butter until nuts are a light gcrt color; stir in remaining butter until ineltcd. Off heat, stir in sugar. Set aside. On a prepared pastry cloth lightly toss nd turn over dough until longer sticky. On pastry clo th , with a prepared stockinet-covered rolling pin, roll dough - it will be very seft to a 16 by 8 inch recta ngle; sprinkle with about 23rds of the almond mixtwe. Starting from the Wlnth sloe, 'i i - - . . • With palm of hand, gently press &II slice3 until they join and almost fill pan. Sprinkle with remaining almond mixture. Cover and let rise in a wam, draf '.-free place until doubled — 45 to 60 mmutes. Bake in a preheated gree oven until browned — 30 minute& Remme band from springf orm pan, let standto 20 30 minutes. With a wi&. spatula loosen froin bottom of spring- 1 , • • . - - .. • :1 - . ,. . - . . • . .................. : • ,• •. tiq.id '-'- : .. '._ o. I.il!DJTOP •':# D P5W •-- ' :I.1!j!JTOP Food 4 • . - . . . ' • S ' - ' • - P 'i • ' a , ' - .:..--.-' BOY : I At DIE • • • 5 CA • SAVE 20 • MA •• 200' AtFINIX FIN r, Ati VEGETABLE 40 of )AN 0ONCO, THIN 59c J"n"I's.% tant Tea 99c Tissue ' 00" 53c Pie Filling 4 0 6 0 $1 3 Assorted Towels 59c Chili 6 oee ee PA C, LADY SCOTT W lit '-'-.' r 21 C Border Towels. . 1 . . . . . W 0 BlAND USDA CHO9 BE EF Ground Round. $1 . or ,i s or CAN 79 C I Dog Ration . . 50 r '1'9 . . . . . Stew Meat ..... S to $129 Pot Roost $919 ( $139 to F1I(D (10 01 MORE PIECES FULLY COOKED, icen . • • F W D BIAND USDA CHOICII BEEF gONIIISS C HUCK l Smoked Picnics. 8 AN9U1T w D BRAND USDA CHOICE EON(IfSS gip 15 al CAN 38 FR ESH SHUL0fI BIAD( Pork Steak • 99C . . • • • 111 . L AN KUNK 68c Sliced Bologna . '2'9 Sausage .. . . . • . SUNNYJAND SMOKED mo ed Bacon Po to '109 ranKs . . . . . . . L 12 $100 1 KGS . 1 of 69c Lunch Meat . 9c r-ish Fillet 1' : to $1 99 Fish Fillet PKG . - 40 ;1,_` $149 9 12 of PRO . I I SS C 79 im ... C PKG COPELAND RIGUIAN 01 BEEF HAIN[ S QUICK FROZEN PACIFIC one teaspoon rum flavoring and desire. STRAY!I3FIUIy A 1 1 1 box strawberry jdfle Lpintwhlppingcream 2 cup sharp cheese gratedi cup crushed piniaI. 1 drained) z. pecans (cut fine ) 1 cup cocoanut — . . — Minute -teaks Home-Fried Potatoes Mammoth Salad Bowl Fruit Beverage sweetened whipped cream. Add TASTE 0 SEA III Sausage the baked pie shell. Pour the hot custard over the berries. Chili thoroughly. When ready to serve, garnish with mounds of • , ww Yl 1.TI ALYADGI CICITN OSCAR MAYR SLICED VAR I ETY PA(a 11114: 'i'i wI i STON BUTT W D BRAND W D RIAND USDA C04 f afff IM DANDY 59c 1HI'L1iUTh 1AVYd a $159 COMSTOCL . S AVE lIc - Cubed Steak HONMIJ WfBIANS • a 19 $AN (l ilY ;: . . . . . WD BRAND USDA CHOICE Sf( (OI w D BRAND FORK jH()JID(R VHOIJ 0 Hot Sauce $ It - Strip Stea K It 00 CI 47c Jumbo Towels.. 43ot a . • ILI(NI. $1 ??$ of THRIFTY MAID 43c . - - i FRIG 2 of . : CHEF FOY At I 1AAUSHROOM 1 5 or 491 OR MEAT • • - - -- ANS DREAM WHIP . cipe ' Atto PUDDING 4 1 • I asta Drinks 6'c 900 Pie Filling ...... 3 27c Spagketti Sauce Topping .4 *Gee PKG 73c Patna Rice 3802 $115 Crisco Oil ... Syrup . 41 0e P . • VALUE STAMPS • S form pan and remove to serving plate. Serve warm with butter. Or let stand until cold, wrap tightly in foil and freeze, reheat in foil In a moderate oven before serving. Makes 10 pull-apart buns, - - , Soii.lh T' : Ii. . . • ;; - . • . all ~LAVOIS a heti . FOrthosewhocan'ivjsjt Plant City during its 40th Annual Strawberry Festival and Hiiborough County Fr to enjoy delicious strawbe rries fresh cakes, pies, souffles, fondue, hors' D'oeuTes, baked desserts, drinks and salads. here are Suu ideas. recipe is appropriate for the festival theme."[ strawberry Pie." Prepare and bake a 9" crust using either your favorite pastry re or any popular mix of your choice Cool slightly. Pre pa re a custard as follows: Beat 2 egg yolks at in gradually: 1 c. wati ulat ed sugar; 'i tsp, salt; Z'i tbsp. cornstarch. Pour over the above 2 cups scalded milk. Cook and stir the custard over %'e low heat. Stir consta ntly unt il it th Icken;. Have ready one quart of washed, h ulled strawberries. Arrange them in — U Xrri $ .'$ ...• '..• . ,, -------------- VALUE STAMPS ,_ i" - . , : : : . I•;•.• • " ' ... ..• .. --... . £ EFII I I lOP LU( slS I I TOP VALUE STAMPS : Woolsto .. '. . ' , 'II . • : . • - — roll up; Place slices, cut side up. in a - . . out • • .1SC0 •, i rw _______ 11 tot, 112 cups fresh strawberries I cut in hall i 110ME-FIHED POTATOES Family Circ!e's editor gives this recipe in the February S13 . , Mix jello In 11 2 clips hot water. Refrigerate until It starts to Jell. Whip cream and , - sue of the magazine and we fount] it great. r • I 4.: — t ! I £ I potat(ws iabout P- pounds) .1 LlbluspI butter or Mar- I I I! .... 1.4; Potato in skillet. Turn poItUL with a br ood, flat turner, lits t..atas to cook ,iiitfl 0.1--n turn cooking and turning rid Refrigerate in 8" square squares. Keeps in -- pan. . Cut SAUCE p ' • • • ( 0richi i Flo •. 2-3rd cup butter cup pouerr itigar White of one egg 41 TOM . U . • - • • • . . thin layer of sliced potatoes in brinm l a 11MI. 5 Ininutes), then - ..• STRAWBERRY into den p ®r refrigerate for several daVL 3 tablespoom vegetable oil I nicilitun onion, thinly sliced and separated into rings salt and pepper r J • I -, ' thin, Ik..L butter a.d heav 1&-indi sh,1i1 until a few drops of water will zzle when flicked skillet Spread a tile hot fat. allow to c0I until (old Into jello, add rest of Ingredients and mix well 4 • . — - - chool Stated WU and U hJIIf hour program cUc schedule. MISs 1wj the (aznot had priciy heen iiatIatju. feiiturmg f ood tips, recipe Ideas She I visited Sanford on — with Public Service Homemakers a School "Homing and p Each dish she prepares will for wisely using the Thursday and Friday, Feb. 6 of wor '1 Helps" show, which th Carolina in Durham, be given a member of 'i been th e family food dollar. It includes presented for homemakers on stage preparation of 12 to d 710 meet merchants and where she was employed as a audiem-e, and door prizes, 1w4 15 plan for the shvw. fler travels 0femonal Home EconomLa. and Product samples and 2o throughout the midwest for the recipes. as a Home Econon. ist and past 25 years. S ponsored by The hags of groceries will J)e given Conducting the show in lecturer take her each year to Store than _____ 6W women Evening Herald and local Sanford "Peeled to atte and awa will be Hume Florida, Georgia, Alabama, men are yduring the show. — h n ts, in cooperation with M the Economist Miss Carolyn Iwts South Caroli na, North Carolina, Homemakers show Sanford merchants are b -y " nationally famous food and In the of Homemakers Schools. Miss Virginia and West Virginia. p lanning a fas hion show and Sanford Ci Vic Center and se appliance firms, the Lewis is an experienced lec. e other surprises for the com. Miss Lewis graduated from, Nliss Homemakers Show will be held Lewis prepare mai.1 A. rnu;'-',tY, so watch The Herald turer-domonstrator and will Meridith College, Haleigh, dishes, appetizers, yeas Jtoi Jengun, RereatIon Director for the City of Sa nf ord dcuu plans for th e Homemakers Show at the Sanford Civic Center, present her show to thousands North Carolina. She majored in breads, during the next few weeks for lth Carol Tuesday March 4, (rwii 7:30 to dp.j.serts, salads, wjs, Home Economist, at the Sanford Civic nter. e visited Sanford ISat week to 10:30 of homemakers in various Home Economi with a mthor beerages and exciting p.m. L __ — prepare ----_________________________________________________________________ her SiiOW ;0 . iiCiu ..are1, 1. -- -vegetables, and Suites in 1975, driving over th American history. Her home lecture nn how to sa ve money The Homemakers Show is a One ot he r important item 40,000 miles to maintain a is in Durham, Nor th Carolina. yet eat well in these days the show IS free. So jot down the (Lite now Tuesday. March 4 FED DELICIOUS and plan to be there early. Only 1 800 persona can be admit ted and it will be first-come first. 15AVE served lintil the center Is fille& Doors will open at 6:30 p.mr ?1j I ____ Wednesday, Feb. 12, 1975-38 IATHIIII Cleaner 70 w 99c Hearts Cleaner 1I to BtfAC" I (,jj(J' 89~7 ~, 99C Gi FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 75c Sausage arts Ifif 0 off 0 0 75"- Y - *00 i4AY,t 68c all af SANFORD $3 $1 00 rp; 1 iY WI*PPD A' , Hot Bread . . C 87 419 E. FIRST ST. (p 59 KIAIII C&A'Ij) PAII kA-. LI sees e . e 98c 5 s 61 ...... • uISCUIiS pples FRENCH AVE. & ST. , • , • , • 25c 99C i eo,,3 III, 9L 8 _~_F_:LORI A— H01,10WAY t4()JSJ %1~f FIID p, 11 11 V1110,V 1, 1~s J)'' 100 Ar • o. 12c Pepperoni P zza oo Fr uit Juice 3 Salisbury Steak ge Pears Gt, • 1. 25th ab ons . . . . ''t" ..... JINO S AUSA.( HEA 89c Smoked Ham Sour Cream ~% II,I (iIItP4hT 99'r A'1 5IIC(5 Cheese Food 79 ' PATSU,PO%AtI Diapers . Powdered Milk 38c Pastries *0*006 a 9c Cookies.... -.3 00 Cake Mixes .. 'U' M eat ..... 3 Catsup Rf Ui ams.. ii Liquid Plumr. -. SU'I*A.D THRIFTY MAID VIENNA Cream butttr, add sugar gra dual!), stif fly beaten egg white and strawberries. Beat until fruit Is mashr-J. Serve on hot cake or pudding. S •5 3 16 , iFiP (JAPY t a Sul (JR Pf AS OR f lower I e ARRIVEAUVE I NSHINE 4 STATE GO HIGH'WAYSAFETY - r •' tqI -; �-: _____ -1.-4 - 46—Evening 4arild, Sanford, Fl. -r- - '---- - -•&-• -. --.--... - 1 Loa :- _ J~rA ---- - - .. --71 _________ Wednecday, Feb. 12, 1975 Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Wednesday, _Feb.U,iflS - 5f ALL OFFERS INTHIS AD go EFFECTIVE THURSDAY 16 is AWft 11 AO 0 Los "wee lei is Perform a Shosid at Halved. 0-1 higntso Yells- its Publix P bli u ( ... - . • - Puppy Food I > - x ...... SAVI 204 ........... !iIU '-v son orroe join us .11 SAVI 20c, (20# Off lookoll 0soh-solk Detergent CELEBRATING THE TWIN OPENING clout 1971h& 1981h PURIIXMARKETS 2661" 6-01 49c Crystal Clear Dial Soap 0 00900 ****a 0 b:: 39 0 0 host Italian Dressing `iN lb JACKSONVILLE THIS AD EFFECTIVE IN ORLANDO, WINTER PARK, CASSELBERRY and M [_-A =~f W ~t: SAVI 10t, goals s 0 ORANGEPARK~ "Selected Baby Beef" Inflation Fighter • Greet - / - ;- . . . . . . .. - • - ••\•t • " 49c •,, 4 - - - Baked Beans 1 - - -, ,.,.,,, L•.. N.0 .. S.d. Instan5 Coffee •__ '49c ....... c1i "I I 1' TesI• TSmpti,'sg I., I Ovid Spareribs "' d Try T h is Dali.e., I t• ..- ' . - • s••,.., Tip Roa st •••••••• Cherry Pie AV- - $109 low a $2s lb • en Flavorful Boneless Beef for Stew ...... .• Z • Great for Ser-11-Cust 0*01 Plate - $ ' • Publix"Thg,age, Place foreCi P • GREEN IMM _ S1 Mli iT I .' s w ift' s Pvsiv - d lb Swift. Prot o n ....... lb. (' Bg;;u•c e • ..:. ___ se • '••••• Chick Ias ..tasa 39 Kidney Beans .......... 39' , \ Pepper Salad 1°' Swift' s previlwas Proslion 11*"os11ss$$ agoof 41109lials Cut Itself. sale.) Chuck Shoulder Roast swiff's plemiWom J I ...... 1, 6 9' Pillsbury "Weiner Wraps". .4 % . • Cream Cheese 111 tomiwo" owoloo41onot Corned Beef... • •• I Is . . . • . . . . . 1" ' elsod $ HamPatties . • . . • . . . . So graft 69 \ 89 I _1 to limit quantities P.. ", 1 klngflshStoak......... . . Tracer,Testy Red Snapper Fillets So a a cos Sold age Cheese ..n . . L % T f4 A id a . . . . . . . . 7: ' Chuck Wagon 29c 5-lb a *a*** 2 tot 496eAenstamps 29C or / -- T FO Bell Poppers 53 bog .: :::::-----J lot 18164116 as, $1voling, Groireet ., . ------ -—ovissiviostivisegoostive Green Beans 110• . . . • . . • . • 739" Sw WISS.. ........,:69: Big-E 29c Crisp ?•nd., •livida wilsomoin Cheese set. Sliced 69010" Treat. folly lease" Choose Itaviali 57 I.v. c7at.896 1S ll.,id. P..i 24 sls.I Testy Flor l.do.tdv.ty.W a.pp.dP ..t.a..d Chu,;I..d ,, '.' Switeni Frosen Seedless Grapefruit a 0 45 togo 19 wiloselin Choose tot _Z - JWGreenStamps fflfl l Jumbo Celery • . . • . . • a . Pat • f.T U S. No, I Platille White or Pink ':' American, Pimento, Swiss cat / %* ' " 1 11 pill " &'r loth's Boneless Publix reserves the right 39( L-------::::. OrangeJuice S I -- ......... Manicotti With Sawcor Tropicana of "god's Pare Florida '":c. •• a.... •i.i. v9w. Form liver stand el- SUI`,IDA,~S .... English Muffins ........ ':; oo ' 33g. M•.•.. Nx Wk 1if- u wu so oolost Z' rtron e ' Soup 1 ,.,,p Sipi sabers, swi0f I ateelifell Clob Selvlar Corn Oil Margarine ....... JWGreenStamps 6.06. $iss, PwK Podum Loa Ground Beef With H.V.P. or. 691" ----'-'.- Lentil ,..79c with H,d,...d V.,.,.bl. Protein. Swift Premium • • CLOSED ' 39, FEB. 19th, F"M 6Dabj pe~ Postal% 8*01 poselso ShortRibs .•. quantities sold lb $49 . 79C Il-az. pkg. 79 •,'' Spaghetti Sauce the right to IJ M II THRU LiEDNESDAY Its. $139 I big • Imperial Oven Roast ... P_luIIII1. F ' lb ... .....• BETTY CROCKER POTATO BUDS ............ led •\.%•. $4.99 i;:::: ;. m well fi;.'.•.• —_,,-'SpaghettiSauce ........' Iwo 59c Of " F _. t;_ IrII! 3-lb ....... Pro telloo Chuck Blade Steak • • • 1J SPARERIBS Continuing Our ltatisn Food Festival! • s mallend lowiff's Promotion piossfoo Beef SOC I $169 KeyClubSteak _______ TUTi wo C.ad 1., '.i'..e. whit e .i Pr!e I•..Is, Il I,vd Top Round Steak Marshmallows ..........., 45c ' • - USDA FOOD BAR-B-QUEO STAMPS - RLnUUJt1,cAi1111LVPhL T •1i •TI- $169 -' pit •• a. 1i1i!rli1iYIii \F?oIen Sirloin Steak 5 1 Over 1500 becxutiTul S&H gifts. .:"r I's _y while theg lost. Vi, INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN' BEEF SALE -• '189 WE ACCEPT •" I - lL/Lf'\L 1 SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN COy T. .j;;ic - 67c IDEOOIc75 p' Fried Chicken I,..... ,, T, A let 99C . !:4' -/ • '°' . . . . . . . ..... us PostRoast ' SAVI l0. M..wll H.,,,, %Id loner •• 41 BarB-Que Sauce ..... 45c for Spread SAVI 4t. graft's Grorfsf Smoked or Plasm flavorful Kil4his".1100610 • . . . . • • • • lb s Genoa Salami $125 •...... $U25 .ea. Pepper Loaf . ..... olov*rfwl Sliced Ham & Bacon Loaf. • -Ap , — $125 folly Beef loin of ____ - OUK Round Steak C . .. L. iU - / ,. ... can Sled Honey or — ebrleS.ft.nvr 'sh' uc'umbers......2 .. 29c , st..pO COnC,.t,.t. Ili 34b @.& to top$ 0 Dal Meole Cost S-Iff' s Premium tender. Allosely Von for 5t P'.va. P. " i • for Sell 1. 00 fir • ( :., ph, atmeal Peanut Sandwich - • • - - -- •. - - - 25 79 off 891 Iii-Olsioto, froth Fig Bars • i .... ' Ar .ws SI., Piv p O.tM.t.a, Lite 'P ..k,d3 ,.Sih.,e : SAVI 104 setting Clear 79( j,,,, nOTOgS ( — k-r __________ .....•........ Confac Capsules !ti laW ___ 10-cf. site L .::::::::::::::::::— '"1-' JwGreen ....ia.mps to, Brown N'Serve a . is . . es se • h.1- 20c Off Label Is tapsodent Toethposlia 3 014 ""1 lobster, cloitioets so sh,,swip iLa Cho y E gg Rolls ........ 6 9' .' N.y.c •.vl. ., th.h 5,pl. Sliced Dinner or Beef %,Yoe °" Blueberry Waffles . ...... p Is 49 .• Enchilada Dinner ','i'59 PN ara Lee ,••,••o,•S Birds Eye Vegetables 1Poo' 491 99C hie Cop Smokie Links 2$o, bet 5 :::: ,, m- • •...... • . .;' tyhqs tests , se . . :' j $109 HrA 9gemiTj AidA Spffidi per 99C Whole Hog Sausage A' ; T,~, tzl_ Lysol Cleaner older M.y.rS.vs.1. Sliced Bologna &ssisesoi, Ofease so Devils is ... lb U"tJ' tv ~ " 't T '47 _______________________ • _u qf% 7-ses. tube Fod If z~-_ ~ is 6 9 85C $wtiI P,.,..,.., hI.a.d C.oI.d 5.1...,. I reen''Stamps JWG'. Shampoo 1' Oval '. , . . • . . • : :- ;7 1' Wis c onsin Ch..,. Ru, '- ,_ Anfisopl4s 00119.1h.asto Olson Pose. Cost Core as Asised Vegetables. - -- •• • - P4,,b I.... •,... I.d..d..I • _• • •. - •• .. - • Cod F i llets I,.i.,. *,Iq rest,dADt,.Im.d where shopping It - pill ' I 44IG • • J where Blueberry Mwffin Mix ISO pleasure 0 ISO pleosure THIS AD GOOD 111111 11J'Areen Stamps SEMINOLE PLAZA HwY. 17-92, Casselberry AT THESE a Dow Hanidi Wrap tOCATIONS ONLY. Hv,y ::::-:-:- •Ya$ SANFORD PLAZA 17-92 and Airport Bivti., 100-11. fall ow.4 f.6 It feel morkets, Sanford - THIS AD EFFECTIVE IN ORLANDO, WINTER PARK, SANFORD U PU l cAssEL8ERRY AND K,ss,:EEPUBLIXM::Ts o:tvt__ -_______ morkets - -- -- - - i_---- - -- _:_ - - -- __________got __________ - _ i---:_ - • • _iL -------- -_ I - __i - mom -- _ _-_ •- : - - - -- ------ - -: ---- P -: _- - t - - -------------------- - - - - - - - -• - - -- • ------- I -• _-• - -- - - - - --------------------------------- - - �. _......... 68—Evenlnq Herald, San?ord;FI. 1 Ai— .. -..J.. ...........t._.: ....... --. .; ......- r.... - ....- - Wednesday, Feb. 12, 1975 (QUANTITY RIGHTS REcERvE) :--w w ---- 1 D:AR ki L r . • ,• Fr - A 'I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. — Wednesday, Feb. fl,175-7B S. i M OPENIDAYSAINEE SOUTH'S -. SAVINGS CENTER DISCOUNT PRICES 7 1 I1JI,TVL4rITTI14' DAYS A WEEK - T4L[ I1[S - PICiS GOOD. * THURS., FEB. 13 THRU. * WED.. FEB. 19 _ WE GLADLY ACCEPT USDA SHURFINE LUIUS i PLAIN (OR) :i a SELF-RISING LB. 5BAG68' BAG 68 3-LB. IGH LIFE (IMITATION) PRESERVES MRS. SMITHS IPPY KIDS PEANUTBUTTER 1 JAR*13 CHERRY PIES PEANUT PATCH BOILED PEANUT&....=4 NO. (' !:J II1 t CHUNK DOG FOOD PIE LLJ .EVERFRESH :. BREAQ------- - VAN CAMP PORK & BEANS MIST KIST JELLIED ta Choy NO. 2' 7 CAN I BI-PACK SHRIMPIDEEF IMUSHROOM • ( OR)OPORK i•lI. Aft a HEAVY WESTERN LAZY -AGED RIB ROASTS -- LB. POT OVEN. READY.____.._...J!L8 OVEN. READY , 25 LB. BAG $397 ENGLISH 40Z. PACK 28 MEIN NOODLES NO. 303 CAN 911 mw l 71 CHUCK STEAK_______ LB. 67 LB. $j 2 131, R REG. (OR) IUNSCENTED BAN ROLL ON 43c CHEESE JO OZ. PKG. 97 , MRS. FILBERT'S FAMILY-BOWL LB. BOWL 749 1 MARGARINE HOOD'S 100 PCT. PURE 32 OZ ORANGE JUICECTNS. 3. 81 -LB 1-BONE STEAK SHOULDER ROAST L B * $_I 3 7 LB. 3 . --.*.- - CLUB ----------------- LB.. $1 37 UI CLICK — — — — — LB. 8 7 DELMONICO______ 97 SHOULDER SWIStL B.!3 . It riavT VVtItPN — LALY AGED BEEF WHY PAY $2.1 12 OZ. SAUCE 10 0!. BTL. $10 CLUB STEAK STEAKS SOY n' 1 BABY BEEF LB.9 7 E SHOULDERBON °ND BONELESS FINAL NET PANCAKE BATTER 160Z.5 KRAFT SHARP (OR) EXTR-SHARP E I) HEAVY WESTERN LAZY . AGED BEEF CLAIROL KWIK - MAKE .REG. (OR) SBUTTERMILK _ ISMOKEDJYcED PICNICS kg1 fa 0w 9CHOW LB. 200Z. $ 1 ;LOAVES ASSORTED I p 3 NO. 300 CANS CRANBERRY SAUCE —----------ROBERT'S CANNED NO. 303 , ( TOMATOES11141111=0111 - -4CANS - - - - -. - - - — SUNSHINE COOKIES 19 oz. CHOC. CREAM HYDROX SANDWICH CELLO-PAK 95 H - r- PICNICS BATH$ j OO SOAPm=m===m=m.....4BARS ALL VARIETIES _ .u'..".. 5sCANS Id oz$J 00 F RISKIES_ WHITE (OR) ASS'T'D. COLORS KLEENEX TISSUES._2 200T39C BOXES FIELD TRIAL BAMA STRAWBERRY oz. C OT. C JAR 53 DRESSING SALAD WOODRURY "NATURE SCENTS" Is LYKES "SUGAR CREEK" SMOKED SHOULDER RICE LONG GRAIN iJ1L Ii -.--- -.. FOOD STAMP COUPONS FAVORITE CHUCK ________ WHY PAY 99c I 1 FAMILY PAK ' FAMILY LB. PORK CHOPS ER.. CURE STEAK CUTUP DDcII 'ASELINE 114AR_ POND WHY PAY 9IC :31.0 CREAM 1.8 0Z.JAR 90 c ONDS WHY PAY $)15 $104j RY SKIN CREAM 1-9 OZ. JAR ..MOLIVE PEG, MENTHOL(OR) LIME WHY PAY 99c PID SHAVE CREAM ........... CAN 86 H BAKING SOGA WHY PAY 11, 04 AK TOOTHPASTE .....2 PAK II, oz. TUBES 74 ' WHY )NTAC NASAL SPRAY ........ kFG. 8 .DCOUGH RELIEF WHY PAY 51,19 3CAPSULES ..................... REG. pcQ I(OR)Supp WHYPAYS: )TEXTAMPONS ............... Pico. 0F40 65 WHY cAy KA.SELTZER ......... OW N A. , FLORIDA GRADE 'A' A fr 7 WILY PAK PORK CHOPS!!.-97 ESH LEAN EORGIA BACK B0NL------LB.9 ESH NECK BONES 7 IG-TAILS OR FEET --------- ALL FOR LB. FRYER BREAST INTRY TUICK LB. SLICED BACON $ I.B. ENGLISH ROAST • - LB. UDET SLICED BACON._PKG...jJ ESH LEAN CORK STEAKS -------------- -LE8 ESH LEAN PAK SPECIALA S —r-- �S' Ev*nlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Fb,2,,m 2. log il__Il Winter Vegetables With Carrots, Cabbage Make Good JL supply now. They By Aileen (1alre Th Herald Services 6 V - -- ( -- %:getab! quality, the United l"t es13 that of - awl — ii— 'tm~ 0. New England Dinner is made lnskillrt Instead of l,oiled. — - - _____ - 1 can (1 pound, winter vegetables In t - TANGY APPLES 4 sliced apples 1 s 2 tablespoons margarine tablespoons lemon juice teaspoons grated lemon rind is the time to take ad. of your area. Perk cooked :Ih sauce or hip up a glaze for apples or ii mixture of apples and carrots and parsnips touch of inexpensive sweetness from corn 7115 _________________________________________________________________________________________ Vegetables ounces) cup light o 1-3rd yrup 2 L CURRY SAUCE cup real mayonnilse L 1 cup dairy sour ('ream I tablespoon tarragon vinegar ~4 to I -j teaspoon curry powder Mix together Ingredients in a small small }I. (,I.A7FI) VEGETABLES F Ni M'PIIKS stirring occasionally. Serve over hot cooked vegetables sliced 1 pound parsnips peeled skillet along with remaining 1-!3 cups apple juice and rice; mix well. op per chons with onions; at to boiling. Reduce heat, cover and simmer 45 to 50 minutes or until pork is thoroughly rice 1 onion, thinly sliced orar.ge slices and parsley. Makes 6 Servings. juice, light , chops and . r a ' --- - A 1 — - - r ' :. - ' ----= - Marinated pork chops make great skillet dish apples.) d l gh i with more apple juice arxi - Cook ca ots tind parsnips in lightly salted boiling water until almost tender. Place precooked carrots, parsnips and apples in 2 quart casserole or baking (fish. Mix together corn syrup, or.ange rind, orringe juice and salt. Pour over vegeLiables. Dot with margarine. Bake in 375 tlegree over 25 to 30 minutes or until vegetables and apples are tender. Makes 6 ser v ings, (Note: flevlo~,l onwr,, cooked with carrots and parsnips may substituted for ' I package 15 minute meat marinade 2 cups apple juice 6 pork loin rib or a e c ops, jInch thick (about 2% pounds) 2 tablespoons cooking oil to a pork dish prepared in a skillet. Nfix a 15-minute meat marinade with apple add inarinate. Brown pork chops tl~m simmer slowly rr Drain apples Mix t&gether apple juice, corn syrup, margarine, lemon juice and 1cm, rind in saucepan.Bring to boil over medium heat, Boil 5 minutes. Add apple slices. Cwer. Reduce heat and sim. lier 5 minutes. Makes 6 servings. rice. Grrnished with orange slices and parsley, this makes an attractie dish. PORK CHOP In rectangular glass dish thoroughly blend 15 minute meat marinade and 2-3 cup apple juice. Place chops in marinade turn. Pierce all su f ces eep y and thorou ly fork Mar na n . turning Remove t from rn1trmn4ule, reserving marinade Brown chops on both sides in hot oil in large chops adds a special flavor sli(ed 3 medlum apples, cored, sliced en n syrup teaspoon grated orange 1-3rd cup orange juice 'a t1 cup margarine 1 Orange slices and parsley for gamlsh I L-=.L Makes I CUP sauce. vantage I - Afleen Chure Quick marinating of pork delicious. partners In main flavor of By angy Sauce Or A Sweet Glaze Partner Dishes Good, wild cabbages noted for their vitamin C, and shredded cabbage, carrots. potatoes and onions are also bright, vitamin A-rich carrots are both In the moirket cooked quite quickly on top of the range in a skillet. The In good make superb Is dishes, not put them together vegetable but Carrots are not 0y8 1 new ways for your meals? also one of our richest soirees of vitamin A. Did you know To buy cabbage excellent t wo-thirds cup of raw carrots can supply over twice Lit and Vegetable Association advises, choose those the amount of vitamin A needed daily by the average Uhit are reasonably solid and closelytrimmed with outer person V,thrnln A, you know, improves vision, pmleaves that are green. The stems should be cut close to the ticularlyat night. Ge the full benefit of carrot's rich store head, with thre'orfourouteror wrapper leaves, and vitamin A b enjoying this golden vegetable in a preferably no '.nose leaves. Cabbage heads with some sprightly Cabluige and Carrot Saw. It ha3 fresh orange outer leaves separated from the stem may have un. sections to make it lively-and different from ordinary desirably strong flavor and coarse texture so it is tin slaw. Virlant to follow the tips for good quality given here. Incidentally, do you know why so many fresh carrots There's an Interesting new way to serve New England today corne in plastic-like bags? It's because carrot tops Boiled Dinner that cuts down drastically on time and draw moisture from the roots and therefore carrots work. It's a dinner in which strips of cooked corned beef. without tops will stay fresh longer than those with tops. Afta,.No% Marinate Pork auk- I Wednesday, Feb. 12,1975-95 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Perk Up 1 te 15 mi utes es se :: For Fresh COOKING Approach NEW ENGUND WLLErDINNER r I You'll Find A Host of Husband Pleasers at Fairway. 2 tablespoons butter or margarine I.- cilp chopped fresh onion 2 cups sherd pared carrots 2 potatoes. cooked, petled, cut Isk cubes 4 cups shredded cabbage 1-2 medium) ki or 2 cups corned beef, cut in drips teaspoon salt L* teaspoon pepper tmpow driM W thyme ets By CECII.V BROWNSTONE A--tv-1-3tt!d 11rcss F.).)4 SATURDAY PX-FRESIIER Avocado Dip Corn Chips Mexican Cookies Coffee AVOCADO DIP Classic recipe for the Mexi. c3n Guacamole. Medium-size ripe avocado I tablespoon lemon juice 3X1 Idt"Giff of 411111ceseraled Out It 91 111400=4 Smurtesswat W N I Se, Oremp Are. Poe Coode LIMIT ONE WITH'7 50 OR MORE ORDER EXCEPT BEER 110 W FaKWAS Ave CIGARETTES we son - ' . . ' t... ,.._ ; .. L% cup mayonnaise I tablespoon sugar 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juIce 1 teaspoon 9311 ki teaspoon pepper ce rea m 1/1 -! Gal SCOTT 43r Of Applesauce 49 25ozuz Beef S St w SWIFT Prem LIMIT 1 2 DISHWASHER Cascade Dog Foods u I Siino l9 35o: $ 299 FAME - Lo 78 lb Link s 7 8 ORIGIN For Dessert C Reg 249 cil* lb '1.59 '1.59 Lean Beef Stew Ground Chuck T-Bone Steak 111 '1-79 Lean Short Ribs Lean Cube Steak lb w '1.19 Tender Chuck Steak ib 89' Tasty Chuck Roast it, 7 9' '219 CUP CAKES '-'-. '1.29 u '1.19 ---- - Decorated Valentine . Sirloin Steaks Full Cut Round 14 HEART CAKE Fairway Farms Corn Fed Heavy Western Beef . Beaut i ful ea 1 5C Chocolate 79' Ib Delmonico Steaks lb California Roast Boneless Rump it, 1.19 11) 1.49 '2.19 Pan Rolls Section or Twist Chalah Bread Lenten Hot Cross Buns 59 3 do: 73' 6 or 72, J 1,,1 I 101% N1 EVERYDAY LOW PRICES Berry' Good IF Simone "Simca" Seek (Knopf) and fabulously good. 14 cup raisins cup Scotch whiskey ounces sweet cooking chocolate, broken into small piersK I2 cup butter, cut in small pieces 3 eggs, separated 2-3rds cup sugar 41i tablespoons cake flour mixed with 2-3rds cup almonds that have been blanched, dried and pulverized in an electric blender Pinch of salt Une the bottom of a round 81,12 by 2 Inch cake pan with wax paper; butter sides of pan and paper. Steep raisins in whiskey. In the top of a double boiler over hot water melt chocolate with 3 tablespoons water, stirring until smooth. Off heat stir in the butter, thuroughly incorporating each piece before adding the net Beat egg yolks with the sugar until a pale cream) y ellow; stir in chocolate ind flour-almond mixture, then raisins and whiskey. Beat egg whites with salt until stiff, stir a third of them into chocolate mixture, then fold all back into remaining egg whites, Turn ii,o prepared pan. Bake in a preheated 375-de 375-degree oven until outside is firm but center moist 20 minutes Let stand for 10 minutes, then turn out ire rack and cool a few hours or overnight. Decorated s x 1, N"O C lb %1 . c 98 C 98 w Beef Franks Oe AA - SOOILO lb, OSCAR MAYER 2 Dish Li uid • CHOCOLATE CAKE From Simca's Cuisine" by - - Aft $1 28 Wieners Phu SUNDAY TEA one Beck's Chocolate Cake Tea with Milk or I..--mon UIfl&flI I OSCAR MAYER JUMBO SIZE 157o: Dash Detergent '°' 99 I1 . - PATES) HORMEL BROWN & SERVE ii9 Iii, • DELIGHTS Beef Liver 30 oz ic Cocoa Mix FRISKIE 79c 12oz 10 lb Charcoa l 69 - e 49 79 Roll SMOKEY BEAR IYKES In large bowl blend together mayonnaise, sugar, lemon juice, Wt and pepper. Add cabbage carTots and mnge sections; mix welL cover and refrigerate several hoam Makes: 6 Servings. - TASTY SLICED Pork & Beans C Jumbo Towels FAME .71 PaW Smoked §ausage FAME Apple Juice * HILLSHIRE PRE COOKED ON( WIT14 '? SO ORDIR 1XC1 PT SE(R L CIGAR( TUS 49 FAME i... 1898 (9 5' LIMIT Catsup cabbage cups shredded Wed carnts I cup fresh orange SirloiD 3 lb. box 1 32 HUNT 4 PRICES EFFECTIVE FEB. 13-19, 1975 — '.. ... mmm 114 Is ""'''c"l' of t0*40, ing ingredients. Serve at once with corn chips (4 ounces will be needed) to use as scoops, Chopped 4 C PLEASE .— MONEY SAVER FAMILY PAR LIMIT I USDA GRADEAYOUNG FAIRWAY FARMS T.G. LEE DELUXE _• %•;• .. I . ____________________ HOUSEOFRAEFORD 92S So. or*vp A,, S300umsterld 1111matel"d I III - ...i Sliced Picnic ib 58 r%-&- - 24 oz. BOTTLE 0= I teaspoon salt Just before sening. halve avocado. remove seed, strip off skin and mash — there should 0 FRESHCABBAGE j ave Vit low heat 10 minutes. z remaining ingredients, cover and cook 10 minutes, until cabbage Is tender. Makes: 4 servings. I PORKSHOULDER SMOKED PICNIC MAXWELL HOUSE POUND BAG In largo skillet, melt butter. AM onion and cook unW tender. about 5 minutes. Add 4 LYKES % - ,,, - -- / I / STRAWBERRY COBBLER • ______ • ,1 Boll 15 minutes 1 cup sihite 1 cup toblespoons oleo or butter Mix: 1 cup i.eUrislng flour PRICES EFFECTIVE for a \ 'i,' 1 • - *ater - ; i cup Ltl.ar t LIMIT 1-3rd cup milk—beat well 2 cu washed and slemed strawberries Place In pan and pour hot syrup over and bake 30 minutes or more at 370 de& Bake in 11 Inch square pan. ONE WITH 7 50 ORDER EXCEP( BEER & CIGARETTES SNAPPY V)fl lb ____________ £3 FRESH CALIFORNIA 9C Delicious Apples Broccol i LARGE FLORIDA Oranges H It's T me... 5c BUT-TON c 10 Radishes i HUNCH GREEN PASCAL FAIRWAY FARMS Fresh Bread , 3 CHEF BOY AR DEE $ 20 ot Loaves zzas FLEISCHMANN Margartione FAME low, Celery CHICKEN BEEF & TURKEY LYKES CHUNK STYLE 89 24 nz 79c LYKES I 16o, WEIGHT WATCHERS 4 Low Fat Milk C SLICED Meat Entrees I', % s Ritz Crackers COUNTRY PRIDE FRESH GEORGIA GRADE A I RYERS 0 2 12o, 69 J-: , is ff Ay1(uL.,u I_fl - J - ci flD W. FAIRWAY MARKETS FXPIfl(S t'Mu(m( CouPo # 0 wilil Tills .____w - (apu,co* W mom , b 801111 or LOG CABIN 2 13 Dimes lime, COUPON WfiEN 0UBUT24Oz BUTTERED SYRUP 24 01 FAIRWAY MARKETS Limit 0141 COUPON P(R SIUR"ASE r A. STW t/'l - Pompano I Mullet , Cocktail lb 1 tA5TV Skimp bag ---:. —----- -- I 21b 75 I ________ryj _ y_ 85 - 3 Bean Salad . 2 lo According to sluep re.war(li of Oklahoma the best nightcap is a glass of milk. Here s why: Milk contains the amino acid tr to ban mild sedative. Results of the at the University Hard Salami lb Pe el e d and Dcvat it'd 29' Rock ry Milk 69c Braunschweiger American Cheese Pt 1: 4 lb I 49 II fall TRY A SANDWICH THAT MAKES A MEAL. Alaska Ktng Crab Fingers n" '2" Crab tags ' 1;4 lb 49c Snapper Nightcap? VOLLENDAM Boiled Ham Frvsh Whole F,osh Whole II -- - . KINGFISH 6to 131b Avg) SAVE a water - DELI TREATS Gal SAVE 10 PILLSBURY ., 00 -- Whole Fresh WITIf THIS COUP91111 -971 $ Pkgs. move wax paper Just before icing. Best made a day before serving. Cover with this Icing: In the top of it double boiler over hot melt 3 ounces sweet cooking chocolate broken Into small pieces), offbeat stir in I tablespoons confectioners sugar and then 3 tablespoorLi butter a !ittle at ;I tirile, bien,i %%ell. spread at once on cake. GIRMAN BOLOGNA SALAMI SPICED LUNCHEON AV E3 OUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED 5 VARIETIES t Luncheon Meats BOLOGNA BEEF BOLOGNA GARLIC BOLOGNA NABISCO STA PAK 0 on a SWAN' 0 yrI 1 0'.... COOKIPIr, 00, Chipped Meat 68 98C lb Braunschweiger - SLICEL) Strawberries 4 13 ot Apple-Peach-Cherry C MORTON PieS SAUSAG[ MORTON PIES I 11) PfPPIAONI lb '2" ' 11 781112 - - — FAME Pole T1 FAIR WAY 'S Sub & Cuban Sandwiches - faster, sleep mor deeply and spend more deep sleep ith this natural time in F �ft lOB— Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, Feb. l2,9i :. - OOKING IS FUN Home MUNCIE, S Canning BEETLE BAILEY up plies In B D ig I -ORILLA5./ &a-&...)( . - -.:E1_ L.. 77 HOW 714r= RE J.411 fA' \' . - - . £ ' . . I-.. / - • ..-?7.- . Pss Pass . J_1i OptningIetJ - _____ - Sonsom v&j CHAP, 4J I ctc' '4ou ( J - GF. 4 LO S U .-_____ - I SUP ER-RIGHT" BEEF BONELESS ROLE Chic Young JUST' ONE YEAR AGO BUT I WAS SLCWLY WIPED OUr IN THE ( TROPICA A Halve or quarter squash; scoop out weds mW stringy portion; pare; cube. Stem sq=h; drain well and mash ffiere should be shout 21-~ cups add butter. pineapple and Atilt; reheat mixing well. IMakes six I about ii cup each) servings. (Use liquid drained from squash and syrup draftied from pineapple in some other dishes Although sugar or mm other sweetefdq is sometimer added to buttemut squash, we feel Ods recipe dDO not need it because stcamini the egeLzole preserves its sweetness.) I --, -- & r-RADE "A" FRESH FLA. OR GA. ............... .... "SUPER-RIGHT" CORN FED !/4#h PORK LOIN SLICED 9 TO 11 CHOPS PER PKG INCLUDES CENTERS & EN 99 _I __ • -- - - , , gii ITfftt I (U4i(i. 67T 114T MEAR GRF.AT W5144"E'Psw C'NCE A"N Emw QOOR LPv%a RcCM V, Al '&tFf.4I1y fl4y- CUMNNIZOZI0MV 70F &.0y fw DRINKS (-' J1, CHUNK LIGHT W 1 INO LE'S 3- I MONTETURA YOU I JELLaO I I 901. TWIN PK. - 1 1-i cups grated (medium fine) 20 qt. BOX / i ( OF if ) 1. _. U11 / byAl Vermeer _________ :i::) — 9 by Dick C0v0II1 ' HE'T GL1ES WtAT7 1' C)C4 ? G&TNvARRlD' V - TONIGHT? j 1 1f] --. TCN1V )mt)BETTER rra II s - • 5TAFZTEC' J 7 (j / I "ri . -, ' _ THGLHTAT L5A6T TH aYt) Cy' A LITTLE. -t'r j _____ ________ j WE. WAN "1 TO BUILD YOUR A MINI -S RE QUEST REACTOR" FOR MORE ) FUNDS FOR THE LAB I PREPOST / , 4 RAG - p • ___ _ by Bob Montana )I £ (,'1 (14 ARC HI E - - _____ J ( GT5LPPER S .'... -_ HE " WC WANTTO __A _ACRA" IVrHEPRINCIPAC HOOLJOIN ThE QUART TUE SLLEST MENTIO NED ' ARDLL\GREAT OF PARTICLE OF SOME QUIRK OF REACT 'SFARCH WHAT UER' I URS THAT rornvay.') 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PAYMENT!i! BATHROOM$E ROLL Y __ KFAMM! 46 oz. 520 ASS'T 98c • 304 EIGHT 0' CLOCK PANKS Ani%cr romorrut% lb. 1099 C AJN ........... SAVE cheddar chetse Saft and white pappu to taste 2 tablespoons minced parsley \ In a medium saucepan over • • low heat melt the butter, add c and cook until wilted; stir in flow'andWorcesterslijre Off ,at gradually stir in the bou'l. Ion-milk mixture Coot cer.f A SUPERB BLEND, RICH moderately low heat, stirring onion IN BRAZILIAN COFFEFS" Unstiintly, until thickened. Stir In carroLs and celery seed and heat. Off heat add cheese: stir vigarously until melted. Stir in Wt and pepper. Sprinkle with parsle) Makes 6 servings HOW CAM Q)0 1 ~~( So MQ BILL Is bid tie nnds m ip..1es %tut do "ou iii I CRISCO 59c STRAINED BABY FOOD CHEESE SOUP A By Roger notion WNHEfl Q001 V I Beverage U . LB OVERNIGHT DISP. DIAPERS - -. . LEG OR BREAST FRYER QUARTERS PAMPERS 'I I - . FlyW ... P SHANK SMOKED HAM............................. .......... ........ ORTION,s.78C PORK Good Fare for a noontime uWttee con t 4 tablespoons butter or margarine 1-3rd cup finely diced onion 4 Liblespuoas flour 1 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce 2 chicken bouillon cubes dissolved in i q quart v m ilk iitizui ' cup cooked fln&y diced -1 by Heimdahl & Stoffe THEN ALL YA RAVE T'00 IS MAKE ThREE NO "SUPER-RIGHT" FULLY COOKED 24 oz. CTN. INFORMAL LUNCHEON Cheese S0Jp Rolls Fruit Salad • •Ib - AT NO ADDITIONAL COST. A&AA_ Ayi- _______________ A - WRAPPEDU• LB. COTTAOE CREES BOX 'And your job has many other benefits, too! FUNNY BUSINESS Jr gwrnf VA , BUGSBUNNY A&P "DAIRY FRESH" 12 ct. Indeed you're not makin? what you re worth, Hadley. ce W/$5.00 FOODORDER Sall to taste yotir PURE LIMIT 3 ____ _ A PE JUICE 0 well 711 100% - THE MEAT 8ypzYOU SAVE 'nt North had bid ttwee nouin instead of dropping the bidding at notrunip or signing off at Pineapple Squash Peas Brad Tray Wholewheat Date Ring 18 TO 20 T \'D / iLUr)ufl agreed t t f and ith conspicuous %rst North si ouih lack iieros:iLtidumrny'sjackof I hearts, plunked his ace on p. 34. F -ist's queen, took LI 'I 1 P finesse and ran off six club Pa s s 5 a Pas, You Siou:h. hold tricks, Tlon lie led a heart and st did not eventuate. West had discarded one spade, on,.,heart sho%Ing second round club control and two diamonds. fie cashed and b) Inference den)ing first the last three hearts and led a round diamond control so)ou settle diamond to give his partner Tol)AVS 01+:~Tli)\ tricks with the ace and king. MEATLESS SUPPER Uses a nutritious vegetable to advantage. 2-potind butternut squash 2 or 3 ObItspoons butter or nwigarim 81II-0tumv cm aushed pine. apple In heavy synip, Y-"- ', / LA, q: I THE STOCK A I b ________________________________ -' BLONDIE - 'SUPER RIGHT" BEEF 'q ' ' LB O VE I (1UItk - by A .\ l4a I 8II, UXfl4 GTHR ' This ould have led to a ta ntial set if either finesse had lost. but South wasn't doubled and should ha ve taken the chance. ,ed brilliantly (at ItastSouthlit-pla)thoI1011 lit, had THE BORN LOSER "- subs Pass 4 46 Z.. Pic' \T 3N I I'J' . .... 4 *AZNO)5 -Z , South v, O""'AY - West covered he would take dwniny's ace, come back to his lvf nd with the second spade and then finesse the club. If West ducked, South's queen of spades ow e [:-t ~%est vulnerable BONELESS BOTTOM BOTTOM OQJ95 J6 J TWO PUT 'YOUR GUN of-I'LL TAkE THEY'RE AWAY, OSCAR., CARE OF TuEm! BOTH UNARMED! If- 14-%= Kl&ff RE44IND MANY 01~ _US! 'EM ARE ARE! l-.AsT , A I0 9 c h3 A Q.1 8 5 by Dave Graue = KIDNA I butcher, I would have bid three clubs. We wouldn't go so far as to say that South had butchered the hand, but we do know that a really enterprising player would have brought home nine tricks, At trick two he would - . ALLEY 00P S North replied, - If I had J, K 3 -------- O:S 10 8 7 . %. - I'lixing bowl stir together the flour. remaining 2 tablespoons sugar, baking powder and salt; with a pastry blender cut in butter until particles are fine; %vith a fork stir in milk, mixing as hitle as possible. Turn hot apricot mixture into an &inch. square cake pan or dish; drop batter from tea5r-n s mall mounds, spacing evenly. over hot apricot mixture. Bake in a preheated 425-degree oven 25 to 30 minutes. Serve hot. F1S / - Q — - --..-------- ____ BONELES9 - i CARNIVAL UUITh. i' 0 1063 - I pruots . M)ltTIl .. .---- .. . -L - ______ I I' _____ AA - -- I 0 - wednu: s:;:: '011 - . -" _________ * IDGE UNIPORM ON _____ - . I WI N emand Ball Corp., and chief executive officer, - It Is difficult to crurately home canning supply harvesting season in the par. 1! said consumers can help growing conditions can Ina w nuu said, we wmot say with aetennine nuytng trenas tor , Lh Enaacturthg tes, accG. ding ticutar region, by purchasing only the supplies crease inc amount canning supphes, said today it absolute certainty that there coming canningseason, Fisher to W. stanley Stuart Jr., vice canning acUvitY In another "Allocation shouldn't be May need. Associated Press Food Editor is anticipating another season will be adequate home canning said, but Ball does expect president of consumer confused i-AiIIL'g DINNER with shortage, Demand for home ranning region. of strong demand for home supplies in the 1975 canning demand to be strong again in products. He said Ball is because our allocation to supplies is affected by several "These factors are watched Fish Steaks Potatoes Broccoli canning supplies and is season, but we can assure home 1975, a it was in 1973 and 1974. allocating its production to distributors really represents factors Stuart e;nlained. Crop- very closely by our distributors, Salad presently manufacturing canners that Ball Is doing its Production lines are customers on the basis of the an Increase from w ha t we've ruining floods, frost or drought who try to have canning supApricot Cobbler around-the-clock, best to manufacture an in operating APRICOT COBBLER seven days a week customers' past sales and to sold to them before," Stuart can reduce canning activity In plies in stock In a region whe n John W. Fisher, president creased amount." and three shifts a day at Ball accommodate the growing- said. Uses only a modest amount one region, while favorable they are needed," he said. sugar. I tablespoon cornstarch E 8 tablespoons sugfir 3"unce can unpeeled U S D A. apricot halves in heavy I J FAI I AJ STAMPS Syrup I cup cake flour, fork-stir well to aerate before measuring l teaspoons baking pder --___ '_—_ 2 teaspoon sa lt 2 ta blespoons bu tter or margarine SUPER RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN BEEF 6thblespoon milk "SUPER-RIGHT"HEAVY WESTERN BEEF In a medium saucepan stir together the cornstarch and 6 tablespoons of the sugar. Drain gradually s tir i pr1ut sf UP tP into the cornstarch mixture Iii smooth; a&ap.ts: WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES over moderate heat, stirring constantly, until boilin and ' md. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mort Walker ----- - -- ---------- - _== - ----- -------------I_ ---- --- -------- • - -- --'?-===----_- - - -- ------- - •. -- - - - .=-------------- - -- �____________________________________ - _______________________________________________________________________________________________ - ------ jL -=--d -=-- ____ - r 7r _?___ .(.rrr?r. ri' rsTrc ___________________ __ __________ _ Evenhil!!'IInild -- 67th Year, No. 151—Thursday, February 1975 Sanford. Florida 3217)—Price 10 Cents -- ______ ,.. ____ - ____- ' - s ' - - - •4 F - Exhibition of Paintings by pointed more than 200 portraits Vith its more than 16 affiliated S UIdre F Iorli artists right here in oer the ears, induding Mrs member th'it an pdlntings. Honda Art Clubs, it brings to S SO DeBar) Its at the DBars ILin Winthrop ilockefeller and thi the (galleries the creatite orini1 a n The G4iIierics re open eer \lueuzii historic miflsIon built Lite Sen E'trett L)Irksen, she effoits of hundrcth of Honda toietreasure,in enjve U da (except Monda%) from ito time. t b Frederic DeBary, a German is also well known for ncr artists. You'll find all 5p.m. To reach the Galleries at tilC ofli) OP Raron, in the late dramatic landscapes and categories represented; 210 Sunrise Blvd. in DeBa, The exhibitions change each seascapes You ssill enjo) Healism Impressionism, 50r(1, and wHat te arts ' follow the White on Blue signs 8) D PRICK lIerd StsfI Wter ' , -- the whole month Painting b) _______________________ __________ - ______ - bdd plan,' (frew a chorus of boos from a miffed bla& audene and cheers from the predominantly %hiteLlkeOrIentap,1rentswhosucceededjn having otesting black porents continued their boycott the blacks bused to Casselberry and not lake of 8osenwd Elementary School today and called (ienta as layer's origin proposal cled for. for count) wide bo}cott of Seminole schools in The) 're trading an old school (or an old school momcnt of trut, one ins an o and those of other Ocaki artists l)et oratins,—in all iiiedi4i exhibition in Februar) f)pital lht Florid4i Federation is The Federation does not On ttii first Sundis of each signs on Dirksen Hoes ard as'ut the predorninanil) black school In telephone & 110(11 board members not onl) sated to close Casselberry I)eflar) 114111 :_ - am on e ' ______________________________________________ I ' ayers Caelberr) Flementar> The mea!ure adopted, whcti I.:r cal!'i! at ÂME urch in Sanford sd the 1ke Orienta plan was the bes plan" he with a 41 vote, with Board Member Dasle Ss get the best plan for long range he said School board ii ibu I'at Toku and E. C. ' ehildren at the Rosenwald facility told the board the %hy place the holt iJt(Jtn of inteatinn on the Parents "didn t want to go there in the first place blacks 'Jones asked h) shod bicks pay the 'We don't want to be at Rostnwald We would whole burden" prefer a more cenal !ocaflon," Norman Bobbs "We're not giving it up. "We're not giving it up," told board members, adding we "hate to be known Wacks chanted. "No way. No way. Not on this as Layer s lepers" earth," one woman shouted into a flier for tiwdi pd ' Amos Jones, who presided over the meeting at- &e still marching around the school in prote of tnn is H fins (,dl Aspokeanforparentsofsie 7Ohancicapped tunplatcd additic to thi p1 intd boycott. "It'll probably go ts Court," Jones said. __________________ I ultLr4d li L (Coind 0n Pa -- - --- .. . - — ' I _ ' the Beast", of the same name Is Pegg) Davis For further Rons Amerkan Veterans, Seminole ;mthin original pIa,wIthboo Members of the Disabled . 'd' d DOG BOX WITH He is one of onl) 40 persons in the world who isa Fellow in the formulated tickets recenti) presented a large members: The Photographic Society of distrlbuted t I I I Il & i because he seldom bathed, Itbbv g ap Program For Secretaries 01j° I ' - _______ - photographic be I Helen Lauderback Jean were; Mrs. Doltie White, P-TA ,"i to club ___ - . Park. - Augustus Williams Jr., of Indiana Harbour Beach, OOfl S woWd stink' iwed" into the next room and )ciled, DEAR ABBY: I am 22 and "Jack, you're going to be a Ptrhaps the husband who office \h bo)friend s;orks ____ in NSA s Proam of the Year ___________ I exploden and said, Mom, iU will celebrate its tenth to the cut. Then a young an)ihing to soy about it." kid who works at the office Was I wrong? Mr and Mrs \athan F Klein and Mr. nd Mrs Thomas Ifl The Delto fijI ,, sowed the transfer will neser The SHA has been pa)tng utilit) costs and (he paper icias at ester a) s mee,,n, u none ,, at '° instead Washington requesting all students at Ro.senwald to The "Orients Plan" provides federal assistance be cut off Cas.selberr Elementar. (or three walk-in schools and from the Seminole County iyer said he has contacted contains the following Items: longer afford the ccsts because of decreased federal funds. "We're getting out of the utility business," he said, I ' AbOut 00,0O0 yearly flows into a special center for han- Easibrook. into the school system here dicapped children is still viable. — Forest Brook students plexes will drop by U, the utility ailowance, but the residents will be subject to any rate hikes by the power / lier said port of their heritage and hoped iii> fl U 4 behasior, Old bo) who Is on of three (,tie5&s Pauline (ook, Julia disorced for fise >ears and PIea,e tell me how to neal lise with in> riiother say he was sorry. Conjuringupluscjou L , _______________ Frances Wtct l(ona Women a Club will miles away 11w last item in the list is ment of housing and Urban seIoprrcnt ur • on p an, flIUC s s pro ems w ith wa)sto bake and the transfer of their children pros ed to the (Ity Commission during their Monday DEAR ABBY: Seven yeats ago, my father died, leaving my be Just a breakfast cereal LATEX inri',I In 15, and the oldest F our months Jack who was divorced and had the 1975 membership drise of membership, a chamber ofthe Greater Saord Chamber fictal said toda> V AD - .ia.Ias a anro tcepl the HILDA RICHMON(i ( tag ADDRESS ' e like narneI' F1i1 w!ls, dessert card party in the fOom. Highly iesislaiif to itr CLI up ,,h1ip With e " ______ wish them both luck, but sih& kids to call Jack UNDCIWORLD CITY _________ Sindord T lcd Plvng. Bra PLUM8ING & _____________________ 7 % .1 SOun M' iOs't I tiIOfih)yPttol4rrIdef%nI,k w I" it Editorial - ___________________________________________________ . b'.d ,l,itçs ii LJS i cii, "Ii JhIoSpital 1211 morning that the drise workers still ............... 4A ...........6A a iice ic.a ruise inch of rain >vstcrda> i,.,, I .3 retirt ment lX)SItiftfl - not authorized one and that his Prior to last night Southern &hweickert, lJo>d Gibbons, guesses Councilman Burt Perinchief (earn had done all the talking the solunteer group), Frank \ta>or Walter Sorenson had h1erndonandStes Colsenbach program called MAYHF r-. ' - - , wanted the commission estab- he and his wife Blanche who •: • Approsed an unusual third , becune ('01K erned about the determined to isiose to the zoning request of a 205-acre site ibos e the chief of harry S. }lcn.son, a two- proximately 50,000 persons. is .i riot old memberships will congenial businessman than the with jus emIts ise,s nu cii ., C He later served as head of the - • \IiYI3l' ______ for two donated bs the control txptrt that he Is, s (kierisise tactics in the Essex C an area called "Pleasantvihle" AnI.ptscopalian. he has not yet Mary Boulevard and SR 46A, - ontrol expert whose homer asked that buslntssts nesda night 'l'se looked 05cr are trained, and he also trained g — "' ?, ratification, said he was not Commission to Os ersee ex I Springs, Is to assume his new Newark, in the center of Essex coming in." renewing Dec'sionsotIhe,ig,,a, is t and he said he expects there signing 911 highest number of poink for rttireriient formalities there F % rii FR . JUL. n r - - ____________ ____ / j --- 4 - I pt ritnee is quick to change the subject to patrohiiian and culminated In His son Harry Benson Jr others, Thomas Freeman whih means sounger Benson works with pending lasuit b> propert> — a s olunteer Idopted cifort Jusentle officers and to coor ikes tt. out-of-doors Benson S ______________ Utilit> Control it mandator> for residents of hobbs, but lie s had little time will allow prisate facilities to delinquents xssible to give you the finest control, and has frequently his work with Juveniles whh to 400 ouths i issitik. _______________________ , ires are e er su retirul from his 26 >ears with )i1ir career with the West • lelesision I ti . ar Abb> yuur 6 E.i 6 CJII,e 'ii K,t dliiptd - In other action the council' . , i,,, I (0', I1lH to the drtc there wre IassIfiuJ I 1/ ______ 1% 'I7 ___'l\ I / 'i" ,, /f a corner ' 4A exCeed 600 munL.rs, 54i11 'I k 4; a .. ' j the system now, even though it Wenyn's remarks and said eventually have to purchase it will take an estimated $150,000 "This city has went a year or acque it through con- would rein final authority to Gentlemen lam enclosing my faorite mane> stretching recs1 >e using 1 Minute Brand Oats 1/, we oujdn I Jack share her bed ConMin endod the pur and further negotiation of Werzyn, another private utility "may not be worth" the 170,000 several points raised by Coun. firm wanted to buy all of asked, and even though there is cilman Ham' Terry. Southern Gulf's plants in an urgent need to increase the ii • 9 //i - 37 en api a e 'All we ask is we keep our school - / I/, is in charge of the dinner n >oti note, at sea," but I neser really made that up rt attending arc requested to h •. ¶1 f /1 if he Ian't table decorations will be made by Jt'rr Bateman and her 'in,s tr e,,.. dii. feel Ilk :. CC chanted BS the> left the schoot the world Good fun And a lot of goon eatin g "Et cOntmue u' Pretty s000 Jack and his kids praigs , • preluiiina engineering studs s)steln, but he wanted time to allocated to it Named to the and enter again There are cash prizes of S Ahole home economics class from Ada, Okia- struttion Fser> Christmas, be Surpri enterthinnient will SI> time to stud) the agreei,ent Improse the s)stem which has Werz City Attorney Ned oet'n the subject of man, Utilities water s)stem for stressed time as a crlticai stein Problems listed in the plan reseal that there is p.m. today. unless sou tajo> gctting P Feb 17 Couril also agreed to pur- wod has e to pa an estimated (is e ouncilmen were sworn from the Ike Mary Volunteer 60 to 35 aserage monthi, 'nto office Jaii 6 F ire Department and prizes! - to' 'et any su approved selection of Benson, time to mull over the Fanne Home AdnistraUon , to fl $10,500 year post. agreement when Council for purchase funds and hopes to grading the system horns!) entered our contest last ytar Fm - headed boyfriend, ym are and tons housing Assistance Plan for the cit of Sanford which will another school v 6 pin., and dinner at 7 p.m. For IittI' effort to see me, and Orange, N.J., force, was named Ed Wen, Southern Gulf purchase of the water im chief of police of this city inst represeotstive, had earlier told and its roughiy 400 custome. night. council he did not know if his It has aeady subtted a Thether wc like it or not it s metmg that s going to Indian Hills students Conimission chambers at the attend the school nearest them i Last 1ear we woke up a lot of appetites, and be Mrs Robert liussell, Ann mouth Heraid Correspondent find decision last nit, but order to get the motion to tify MKE MARY — Harry S. voted yes, adding for the recrd the agreement voted on. estn though the cli) will we are told tins is our last firelighting capabilities and maimers come up with thclr ow special Spiritualist was ashamed of - The bu3iness meeting will L.ets go, so ie did As soon kgitimate ur otherwise MARIf y GARLI,NTI utilit> The controsersiai issue is on the agenda of SHA p in. meeting in the conference roor at the Redding the scool sunerin ' me n norty wh1l 1)er s response was to a School oftici,,Is //) Heraid .Stsff tei 1 A resolution which souId eliminate an was adopted oser object4ons from Layer, Casselberry (arden Club I' Sanford 7 residents of the two pcts, in order to receive electrical service, woWd have to pay a 0 hookp fee and PaY with ' and first president Mrs what a to be gained by making said was ver> MARGE WILLIAMS S to make the decision, And when the dust had set- Ixirents, protesting blacks also ru 0 eIecic hilts is expected to be approved tonight by the Sanford housing Authority (ShIM. According to SHA Executive Director Thomas Wilson, • talk to me and I spoke to him bo child will call him' alt an hour followed b3 an address before I introduced m until the hab) gets here and b) the iles kcnneth (ustance S Whii i.ii • 1 discrination" in connection black students to Ike Orients, at Rosenald Elementary with the busing of black while about 0 whites showed School. children out of the 4yearld up to fight the transfer. School ration — the demrlinent I1a1th Fduca(ion nd Welfare Chartered mernbe will be Garden Club in Titusville and honored, particularly Mrs. thes will address the audience DFR EXPEING Yes happened so fast. ' ____________________ 1 i bps. I suppe I could base 11 r meeting took place, were filled ed 30thlnutes prior to the meeting. pred by pukLi:ig biek . / #ttl says he's not overly concerned nient. bout the prospect of the In a "White ___ would Like to show this to his we attended the wake of a mother, but Jack isn't my House on Normandy Boulevard men's Garden Circle and hopes wife. fellow emplo)e. father, and he is NOT going to with a special program to be able to get one started at ACH.: First off, my boyfriend be a granather And fur. deithng the expansion of the this specl membership coffee. J i .1. t '1' Whereupon Johnson replied "Madam1 you are wrong. YOU • P4 I According to Mrs. Elsie "Retracking America." M a Deltona Gllrden Club sponsor of the Student Council; Winter Park Chapter, the 1975 Mrs Keene said that the DeLand, or any of the Membership Coffee to be held Dery Sorrel, Captain of the Program of the Year meeting Chapter is one of mere than 700 I'm marned and just learned interested. next to him on a coach train line in Romeo and Juliet have that I am ecUng, so when I gave v• iInternationahwill(oonthe Chapter will be presented by of the School Safety Patrol; i,,. . A woman paenger siffing should Shakespeare's immortal I JI ____ , Is Focused On Politics bethetsrestattendaffajr A ofitskjndthuheClubhasever Fogle; Thelma Bresnick; and Contact Mrs. Hose Goetsch, Mrs. Ewal(1 Korth, president, President. rnembehip chairman, or Mkc will welcome special gues hygiene, he was a notorious off an offensive odor, he younger ds did, but I never Genevieve Richardson, from the Florida Federation of ii _______ Deltona, DeBarv, Sanford, where wor were concerned, but when it came to his personal T ___________ —, —- -'"." -_t : • ) ~ ________________________ . Portugal Sin It&v ('reece about Samuel Johnson, the noted English lesicographer of u _____ —;- - ______ The little dog, which belongs to Sam Martin daughroi Mr and repainti prfeetIycontent(ospf.fJdmostof the day taher unusual kenaci. an eac aCt , _____ - and p I I - 'ocIet) of America He inosed Leesburg in Januar) - A DIFFERENCE F 2-A) .. .' t - __________ p'n the countyde fifth grade obtained (Coin \lrs I3ett) men of Deltona might base - r Harper Jr soled against busing biack students to thdn 't see it that way, and a owd of jeerg blacks students showed up for classes out of a tot 211 weren't esen lowed to weak at the meeting - .• , U1. ,i. •• .ia m _ayer forded a new school It's a gro injustice," l) er bu1 passed oser &hool Sup WillIdm Iser s ob I -- They re trading an old school for an old school .lt's a gross injustice " ii •i now • I I Mar> s utihit>' code. Benson is no stranger to jogging 1 dii that •trv div '' inietin ., it 0 I p ' — -- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, February 12, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on February 12, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, June 01, 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/b1395ccc3644582454184aeaa2e7975d.pdf 8bce0f6942dddb8787da5b30eee147bf PDF Text Text Evening leii 67th Year, No. 242—Friday, May, 30, 1975 _ Sanford, FL 32771—Price 10 Cents Crime Lab Fun To Assure St at Ilk By MICK LOCIIRIDGE 4 by a U3use-Senate conference committee earlier this week. / The lab, located at the Sari.' • .1 . tie Tk .. thii lord Municipal Airprt serves morning approved $445,308 for about 30 counties in the area 4boratory facilities - itt1 Florida Department of for the law enforcement vf' Criminal Lay, Enftrcemcnt _v ••. i_ . '. - '• ,' ! . ( F[)CLE) budget for the •_. ' Sanford Regional Crime Lab, .• p which will allow the crime lab / •-, to remain in business and not be TAu.AHASSEE. 7 .'Q . forced to go to a fee system. Legislation creating the Legislation The funding approval, which f office of comptroller for had been sought for several I . Seminole County was months by the county, was passed by the Florida approved on the final day of Senate today with two : v /session. j amendments, Rep. Bob - According to an aide for Rep. Hattawa) I D-Altamonte Vince Fechtel (R-Leesburg), 1 Springs told The Herald the money will be appropriated I by telephone. over the entire year. Hattaway said he agreed Chandler Smith, assistant to the amendments and - •. . director of the Crime Lab, said •w' txpe tis the amended bill to 4 :,,, ii4i that with the money the facility ,J easily pass the house of will not have to go on the fee Representatives before 7 , stem where it would charge adjournament at 4 pm M P for its services and will allow The amendments call lot r sc the lab to maintain the same the comptroller toeen efot staf f. With the money being in. M. before the state department will , stbe ap uied by toe assume responsibility for the peop u u special election facility, a move which Seminole to be held next year during rãj', Cbr,. • County Commission Chairman the presidential The U.S. Marine Corps Recruiting Service Color Guard from Sid Vihlen Jr. has been pushing BICENTENNIAL preferential primary. " Orlando was on hand at Monday's opening of the week-long for some time. PAGEANTRY Bicentennial exhibit at Sanford Plaza. The exhibit closes A provision in the budget The crime lab is paying the tomorrow after a concert by the Orlando Naval Training Center approval allows that no em- Sanford Airport Authority Rand. Tonight, weather permitting the Longwood Elementary ploye entering the state system $18,000 per year lease on the School File and Drum Corp and 13-flag precision drill team will be paid more than employes building. And, according to perform. Color Guard members from left, are Sgt. Dave Sims, already employed by the state Vihien, the county would be Gunnery Sgt. William Jervis, Sgt. Mike Morris and Sgt. Stan in similar positions. responsible had the lab failed to Nctuom.Ulerald color photo by Tom VIneeatJ The funding had been passed meet its lease obligations. . :_é.& j ;' u' - Herald Staff Writer I 4 BULLETIN ' - Suspect Charges 'Brutality' - HK • ..y -. • -: 4 �~- Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, May 111~ SEA Given Use Of Schools For Meets I NATION IN RPIFF CIA Withheld Information , , i is F rom Warren Comm s on WASHINGTON (AP)- Ile CIA and the Justice Department withheld information about CIA involvement in attempts to assassinate Fidel Castro from members of Warren Commission investigating President John H. Kennedy's death, according to knowledgeable sources, Two former officials of th e Central Intelligence Agency w1 0 acknowledged that the Warren Commission never - __ ________ insisted that no conscious decision was made to with,hold the information Invtcad, they contend It never occured to _________________ L r anyone at th e CIA that th e Kenn"dy assassination could have been ordered by Castro in retaliation for U.S. sDom%nrpd attempts on hiss life. ! . I . %, twdlaului j.'mc(;Ioy, a form memoff or uic statiat ' ,' , - : I . 7, 44 '.. onun'ssion, and Secretary of Transportation Vi 1111am I ('c'r.an who ac an attorney f or the commission was responsible t for investigating the possibility th at Lee i P '_''-'i i !Urvvy 0,swjild was pvrt of a foctign cv.i~zirac;, ctin- - ----- ,,,. u ,.j. -— ~ - . .: L t-'J3 11 'qP ' -. F . 7 ,~ % .- I I Iftillimm , . _______ NLW UHLEANS(AP)-An empty tanker collided with a cargo ship in the Gulf of Mexico early today, but the Coast Guard said neither veml was in danger of sinking. war; t ___________ ... - r __________________ Three crewmen aboard the earvn shin were revwfeil itt. =.T_ M111 T~ .- _____ - ..-- -2 - - I - " - - - I m- - In - - I .! : I ) , t.-. i I, -f % I -.,,, kh' r M HELEN, Ga. (AP)-Twelve bidloonists are scatte a cross north Georgia and South Carolina, fighting unfriendly winds and forbidding skies in a 300-mile race from this north Georgia town to the A tlanti c Ocean By late Thursday, the second day of the race, six of the balloonists were reported in South Carolina. It was not known asof early today lf Carl Gage of Key Largo, theI only Floridian In the race, was among them. : Last year's winner, state Sen. Tom Rutherford of New I Mexico, did not get started until Thursday. Barbara Gay, who has been tr)ing to keep track of the contestants, doubted he got too far Thursday. i . _* ~ 'i). GIVING r I --- '.: i- j I I 1. . I - -A -- j!j IV . • 4 I _ ,,.,, - , ~ . I Lu . . - -I ~ 7A .- I 2 i-, I_. - ., Ail .. I - It it L I - I Bicentennial Parade Slated - !_Lxi - ' JVI - . 1 - --..- ___-- - '' . . . -- By DONNA ESTES to Warren Avenue at 9 a.m. Herald StafI Writer will disburse at the city ball LONGWOOD - The city's field on Church and Wilma. Bicentennial Committee will Mrs. Nancy Brunner, aid to kick off the celebra tion of the U.S. Rep. Richard Kelly will nation's 2Wth birthday with a present the flag acquired at the parade and flag presentation request of the Bicentennial . Cammittee. ceremony tomorrow. Mayor James R. Larmanri is Events of the day will begin a t 8:30 a.m. with a wreath to accept the flag on the city's ceremony at the Longwood behalf, handing it to a group of Cemeter; conducted by the veterans who will raise It over CAREER . - Women of the Civic League. city hall. Guest spe The ceremony will be followed eakers for the event with a parade frorn the First include Jack Horner, chairman Herald Staff Writer Units from three Seminole County Fire Department shenfr depu ties said structure was owned by Pauline 7-_ South Side Elementary School presented a career education program, "Styles in Today's Society" Tuesday for the PTA. Third graders Todd Hildebrand and Lesile Gordon are shown modeling their outfits, (top photo) and designing and sewing are demon- strated by (bottom photo from left) Revonda Caldwell, Elaina Ritz and Sherrie Hill. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) ____________________________________________________________________________________ g ru County Funds Puts I D ger ticipate in thot parade. invocation while Rev. Tom of Seminole. Inc., which has intent to the Drug Action The parade will form up Myers, pastor of the First requested $24,000 from county doesn't fund the Action Street by the First Baptist will give the benediction. danger of being eliminated if program but did not commit "We're not looking at the Church, beginning the march to Pavone is master of ceremonies the money is not approved, an any money. program as two agencies, but city hall from Church to SR 427 for the event. official of the committee said The letter caused Bobo, who as one agency under one roof. By Heavy operation of The Grove, the missloners several times and referred the reforms in to his earlier statement that10 hepressed wake offor scandals leading may 'beask' the people to ap- fully the potenticl for the ll disclosure." Bobo and another staff approval of a constitutional - fleW fl a • - --- - ------ - - -. --- not mention tive Drug Action Committee. TI)e -Seininole Count), Sclml Board also provides assistance "If the county backs out and to the Grove in the way of "In and classroom materials. Bobo social welfare agencies for which the county provides funds. Both Commissioner Dick Wl11IazflS and Chairman Sid VthltnJr,ind)cte that some of the programs will be kept, some wi ll be i*tsed out during the next year a nd some will be cut. Bobo is Concerned about his ba by, The Drug Action Cornmittee and the Grove, which work so closely together that on his application for fimMi Rohn _ ____ any m3re letters of intent for W113, and he said the program Commissioners, however the agency folds, it's their kind" servire with a teacher .i — 700 P M. ____________________ ----- - ' - . ' ' I Drill Permit OCALA (AP) Amoco (Al Co. wants permission from the U.S. In terior Depirt ment to dr ill a second Lest well in Ocala National Forest, a company spolesman says. — . --=-----= - - -------- ------- - - and Ordinance re the Es?a'e of DONALD P MAC GREGOR, The proposed change will Include -=- REPORT ANDAPPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE %'on%- Palm' 01 %a'# signs. Pole signs, Outdoor 1 That the pariv interested in said Orange June 6. I). County. ,I - 1. 0 11 _ -C---4"!"4iT ____ ___________ on op ______________ ____ . _______________ ______ _ _______ ___ ,,, j .I..,, %IUU ,ivuiu ZVI ICIi L.A.ftJUIIdJI, UduiiiJLU, lunch hour session Thursday to men because "this would help Steve Pajoic, 1)-Jacksonville; exchange views on their all of us have some input." John Considine, D-West Palm legislative experiences. Rep. Karen Coolman, 1)-Fort Beach; Barry Richard, DRep. Joseph Gersten, D. Lauderdale, suggested that Miami; Tom Moore, 1)Miami, charged that th e l5 committee members be Clearwater; Wende ll Wa tson, Gwen — - presentation on behalf of the club are Clark Gallagher lleft) and John Steinmetz (right I. (Herald Staff Photo by Bill Vincent) the people oriented bills of freshmen legislators, Campbell had sponsored a bill HB362 that he said would ___________________________________________________________________________________ sharply cut eyeglass prices by Builder Gets In Under ',4Iji'e Beats r ce e ilty I1 .mker ,iis.si $ session would be "aptly termed lli- wed periodic votes of D-I.akeland, and a "relief for big business confidence on whether the Margolis, 1)-Miami. session." The Interact Club of Seminole High School raised over $200 Rep. Gene Campbell, 1)-West through va ri ous projects and presented a check In th at amount to Pa lm Beach, contended that Central Florida Zoo Curator Sid Spoehr on Thursday. Making the powerful veterans have Ignored ' ZOO BENEFITS _______ ______ - ________ _______ mt in .. — .................. ---.----- __________ ____________________ _____________________ ________ Steinber',.fl-Miqmi _,,,. . Convicted 11/1 r11 eeking 0 Parole S allowing price advertising. But it was bottled up and killed by Cable TV it In Works DEAN'S — --------- — / - -- - Loans -Increases max imum to study ways of funding Interest rates on large corn- Wo ener gy data center into department of administration Air Pollution - Allows bill of rights for retarded utilities to burn cheaper but : A ND education other than throtigh P%aro-itsl In - lr-~~. -_,:, '*,--- to handle all state enersnv property taxes. CS 1113570. cent, I1B.s 301 and 509. Cornwith amendment. Education Committee. To merce Committee, To House Senate The Guernor with amendments. Retardation - Establishes a - — pollution standards, CS SB174. seafansandcoralwhichcanbe taken or destroyed. SB629. J. Lane. To Governor. progress and mand;;tcs annual Allow. Renick, Effec ti ve inunediatel-. State Attorneys reports to parents r, guardians. assignment of state attorney by Bands -Increases the fee for and Health H13815. governor for six month period recording livestock brands Rehabilitative Services and lets him keep assignment from $1 to $10. SB 316. Comn-dttee. To Senate. Committee. and all proceedings surroun. Agriculture Communities Provides for ding it secret. 11865. Kiser. 'ro Effective July 1. creation of new , ,ommunit) districts providing services to developments of more than I )OQacres, C 11131780 Boyd. 'fo IJ"oodnzere person's .;. ~_ Let Us Design Your Dream Home - % - - - Raises the Vsury nmximur'i Interest rate on loans e'ding $100,000 to corportioni from 15 to 2' pet' cent. CS JIlls 301 and 509, - Cominerct- Committee. To Govcrnor. IltiLs De 'eated: Judicial reform --- -- -. ' - AT JIM SPENCER'S WITH THE PURCHASE OF COMET RIDER Is I _! .1 If I t('r\vard ' U" , F 1b ' rtt.'J. and 3" cur. — I -4 I tt'iturc' ) -C'.-. A conimunitv . of beautifully situated honies with dist.inct styling bl ending into the natural Surroundings. All Vood'nere homes are complete with all modern conveniences sure to please even the most descriminating buyer. - It 1-1 0 -_ ) - - mqrol~ Cuts from 40 to five to monitor etarded - - }'OtJ.'ii. ii'. free DINNER FOR 4 Signed into law: Coral mere persons, requires that the state dirtier fuel by easing state air pounds tlx% amount of certain assign a supervisor 30, i97 - for special interest legislation. power by the chairmen. said. Eleven freshmen and one Ms. Davis, the title she Attending the session were second termer, Rep. Paul prefers, said committee Reps. Steinberg; Davis; - Tallahassee Tally Administration and Education 10110wing dmcribed woperly. -- - ____ — bidder for rash as the West front --- .,_. ____________________________ Departments of Revenue, Governor. door of the CoUrlho"f- of Seminole Drlaj I C ~ :;i- - — 30. 1975 setuattl and being in Seminole t are County. Florida, to wit: avallablii, In the Land D*v*1*pMfn1 Lot C)EU197 , — f Civil Action No 75712 CA 09 0, I. ARTHUR H . BECKWITH, JR. Cl"k of the OfOreU;dcircuit Court. IIJ t ii CO a rn on Jin 10th. ll7 PUbttth .- it~ ___ — AAAPV 04. GREEN ara rmrir."Att. related signs in the unirotorwated 1hr ' .. — - advertising signs, and other County, Florida in Sanford, Florida, All persons are hereby notified areas of Seminole County that the undersigned. as Executor Copisi of this Am,r,drnen DC . - rtavirements and sPecilications offer for Sale and %ell t 1he highe%l deceased, governing the placement of trailer NOTICE OF FINAL ., TALLARASSEE, (AP) 71 of Florida's 160 lawmakers to The state Parole Commission sign petitions urging the Parole administrative hearings. is reviewing the case of Lois Commission to reconsider hmi Craig, 1)-St. Augustine. Robert Denson, student affairs coordinator, wouldn't Nozza Diamond, who 10 mon ths "ife's case. "Probably 15 per cent of say what action was taken against the latest two students P i H ik He claims she was innocent. members can move their ago began serving a 16-year involved In the scandal, but he said he didn't expect them son term for the malnulegislation through the Mrs. Diamond was portrayed House, prL to appeal. By DONNA ESTES chased 85 water meters this before building permits were and the other 85 per cent hang trition manslaughter of her son by prosecutors in her trial as a Dean. Herald StaffI Writer week, but not because he needs acquired, there is no ordinance in there," Campbell said. mother who sat idly by as her 3them for new homes he plans to on record forbidding the Rep. Helen Gordon Davis, DCommission chairma n Roy year-old son stan-ed to death. TAIJ-AIIASSEE (AP) - Financial disclosure, inLONGWOOD - A move by build immediately. Prosecutors said Mrs. Nozza Tampa, complained that the Howard said Th creased benefits for the unemployed and the 1975-76 ap. the city to increase revenues by House Instead, Nader will save had listed priorities, Mrs. Diamond, already re Spent her household money on "There was nothing else I propriations bill are the major issues awaiting action as requiring land developers and rnore than $5,5W by getting in could do,"Fishersaid, adding he pushing special interest bills to Jected once for parole, could cosmetici. the clock runs out on the 1975 legislative session, builders to pay a larger share of under the wire before the city was contacted from city taii the top of the list and putting off have her case considered be. Mrs. Ncizza's husband, a BroThe Senate scheduled a 62 bill special order calendar water department costs was th- can raise the costs. before Nader was allowed to people measures, such as fore its scheduled review in ward County construction for today that Rules Chairman Lew Brantley, Dwarted this week by one The City Council 10 days ago complete the purchase. hiking unemployment corn- September. worker who later divorced her, Jacksonville, sa id he ho "would sat isfy the desires of builder, instructed City Attorney Ned pensa tion, until the end of Could a developer privately Mrs. Diamond's husband, was a lso charged in dea th of the executive as well as the members." George Nader of Naders Julian Jr. to prepare an or- purchase the meters himself session, Hollywood barber Angelo Din. Little Dean Nozza but was acA house bill HB660 requiring public officials to report Homes, who hmi been dinanee For passage on first and thus save money all the "I Still maintain t ha t the mood, has been walking the quitted. in detail all sources of income exceeding $1,000 was developing Longwood Groves reading next Monday night way around?, Fisher was legislature has not putpriorities halls of the State Capitol since scheduled For Setate action, off F. E.Williamson Road pur- raising water fees from .110 to asked. Onthekindofthingsweshotddbe his wife's prison term began, An autopsy proved malnutri$175 each. Lion but not necessarily sta r. They would not be allowed passing on, for instance, lobbying for her parole. Public Works Director Ralph to get water from the city unemployment," she said. ________________________________________________________________________________________ Diamond, who met and mar- vation. Rep. Walter Sackett, D. ____________________________________________________________________________________ Fisher said today that although unless they go through the "What the hell have we done ried the former Mrs. Noua in Miami, who earlier this week * no builder before has ever proper channels," he respon. about the unemployment the time between her conviction introduced a House resolution problems in the state?" purchased meters for houses (led, ur ging Mrs. Diamond's parole. and sentencing, has persuaded lie is tonvinced that the boy Ile [louse judicial selection procedures, [louse with amendments. suffered from an inability to a.Bills passed: providing for initial contested Corporations -Omnibus bill similate nourishment. Mammal Names the elections and subsequent yes or revising the state law with low manatee the state marine no election on whether judges respect to formulation and wJwu mammal and the dolphin the should be retained. HH2265. regulation of corporations in CAROLINE By MICK LOCHRIDGE ~I car ago approached the county been set for July 1. state salt water mammal. CS Rish. whillgatsn. Action Lime. Lodi delayed passage. Florida. HB1395. .0 f%s BEST Oaw. •14 i,s' Herald Staff Writer to set up a CATV system in the Recently hired utility at. SB429. Natural Resources Seminole Cable Vision, at. at The Senate Crimes - Provides that any county and paperwork was torney Ned Woolfolk took on the working out of Orange Committee. To Governor. Bills passed: person convicted of a felony CAREER APPAREL Cable television for Seminole begun to prepare the ordinance job this week of rewriting the Cablevision Retirement Prohibits in Drivers Orlando, licenses while on bail on another felon)' % I 111*co So of D" Tf$Cik Rd County may be closer to and seek a license from the ordinanceinorderthatit would provides 1 How lyll,cattelb"TV134"44 312,1. service to sections of becoming a reality now that the FCC. conform to FCC requirements. Sanford. bribery or impeached officials license and requires license subsequent felony offender. Federal Communications Application Woolfolk told Commissioners for a license was ____ from receiving state pensions. examination or renewal on 1113240. Avon and Becker. To cornmission (FCC) has given filed. that the amendments were SB 02. Sayler. To governor, applicant's birthday. SB124. house wi th an amendment, t he county a deadline for I But since at date, little minor and would require no ums th Poston and others. To House. Land Management amending its cable franchise work has been done. County major changes. escalation clauses In leases for Dog fighting - Bans dog Requires all counties to adopt recreation and other commonly fighting but sanctions cock land management and growth Last Tuesday, Commission Attorney Tom Freeman o used facilities. SB 112. Zinkil. fighting if cocks have small plans within four years. CS County officials formed the Commission Chairman Sid Vihien Jr., To Senate. spurs. CS HBs 22, 62, and 116. 1113782. ,Nelson. Back to House Cable vision officials were Tuesday that the FCC has given blamed former Utility Attorney Adoptions -Limits adoption Back to House with amend. with meeting at ress time this the county 30 days to enact an Bob Morris for sitting on the DINNER FOR 2 fees to $500 and restricts out of ments. Unemployment Compens- morning, knocking out details amended ordinance or the ordinance and nearly losing the state adoptions. CS SB 41, AT JIM SPENCER'S Elections Changes date of ation Raises maximum in a proposed franchise license application would be FCC license. Commissioner Mike Hat. Judiciary y Civil Committee, To second primary election from weekly unemployment corn- agreement between the county rejected. WITH THE PURCHASE OF FREE SNAPPER V.21 ta wny, however, said it was the Senate. third Tuesday after the first pensatlon from $74 to 82. SB5, and the ' company. A public hearing to consider five commissioners wh o had Interama - Abolishes the primary election to the fourth Gordon. To House. Seminole Cablevision, one adopting the crdi nance has - -sat" on the ordinance and V' -Uurlis vour Lm n % Inter American -11% Center Tuesday to avoid holding Adoptions Attempts to ban .1' \OU flOW. Authority and appropriates $6.4 balloting on Jewish hob'da's. black market baby sales by X)MI r--.f 11 i.rlc capacity hag million to pay its debts. RB CS HB173. Elections Corn placing limit on fees charged by 1519. Dick Clark. To Senate. kwecn the hanJk' ( doctors and lawyers for han. 11"A V E Mortgages I elf propelled m(XICIS Limits To house with amendments. dlingadoptionsandlimitsoutof maximum interest rates on Live 6 fOt ,irJ re e d s Noise pollution Eases state state adoptions. SB4I. Gallen. noise pollution standards for Togovernor. - Rear-v.-heel cent. 1182235. Commerce heavy trucks to conform with drive Ener gy Consolidates Committee. To Senate. more liberal federal . Auronlat!': Florida Energy Committee. Education Requires the regulations. 11131908, Easley. To fuel allocation office and SEMINOLE COUN!v "a-... r UUN TY COMMISSIONERS Florida, wherein FIR ST FEDERAL RAL No tice Public HirIng 5AVlfl,S AND LOAN The Board 05 COunty Corn ASSOCIATION OF SEMINOLE Case No. "11 j ______________ — business enterpris, is as follows CASDREX IP4DUSTRIES, INC By - David T Riddell, //'f,'iI7 W/I! - fl- I "rictitious Name Statute" CNaI,fec B65 0$, Florda Statute, will register wi?h the Clerk oI the Circuit Court, in for Seminal, County, Florida. upon receipt of proof of the pubtIcatior of this notice, the fic Crrain caute pending in the (mci,1 ,.i or seminole County. Amendment to the Sign ReguIati , = On the 77th (Jay of AAay, 19?5, in ,hat of the Siminote County Zoning I : . l'hursday of cheating on tests, bringing the number of — ' IS In Mock E, of THE minhstra$idnth,qg and has fjledifl Diylilon, Room 113, Courmoi,s,, MEADOwS WEST. Seminole said Coart its final report a •p Sanford, Florida, ftOrfl Monday County, Florida, accorrli'g ;o the plication for discharge. Objeclin_ns through Friday. S:JO AM to 5:30 Clii therf as recorded in Plot thereto, IS any. Thnutd be duly filed. P.M Book 17, Pages Sand 6 of the Public Alter filing proof of publication This public hearing ll be held in Recnrø of Seminole County, showing this notice has been the Covni'y C.mmission Cham be pubttht'tJ os'ce a week for tour ci the COu!thOu,.., Sanford. Floridrs Florida a, will b 'i'tde put ivant tO consecutive v,tekt, the matter On June 14. 1975 ?! 700 PM. of as and In order to Satisfy the terms of SWUM of Said res.rt and the LOOn thereafter as POss'bte salu' Final Ju'i'jnc'n? c'rdecing of distribtjfiof %,'i(I iSta?, Board nf (nunt' Witnej my hand ar1 te ti f tn,s *ill come before tP.e court (0n1rniinners court on the 77th day of M't' R') SUN FIRST NATIONAL Smincle County. Florida (CIRCUIT COURT SEAL) Beckwt1h. Jr. by. Peter C Taylor Chairman Trust Officer Clerk of th Circuit Court Attt' fly' ElaIne RiCharije As E.eru?or of said eState. Arlhu H Beckwith, Jr. Deputy Clerk °uDiith: May 16. 73, 30, June 6, 1973 PublIsh: May 30, 1973 Amoco Seeking I Nolke IS hereby given thol the undersigned. PUrSUar.1 to the Publish: May 30, 1975 PrOPOWd " 1, -1 k ' — NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONC ERN. DEN M COUNTY, FLORID* PROBATE DIVISION , " I - Notice is hereby given that Pu' luant to Final Judgment rendered mammtnding i TALLAHASSEE (AP) - I activist called for chairmen should continue to Calling for greater checks on refonns to reduce or eliminate hold their positions. the n" tevkin tn e IC? LkC ipeaker In t.' power At the end of each s&.ston a group of House freshmen appoint committee chairmen e would really have an opac iri(csted th ! thcir peoplt tnd i portunit, t' all hose ch'i'rnyr (':1 'it" •mb r ------- Dated at Orlando, The City C -' e Major Issues Await Action COUNly-a corpmation. is Pisintiff, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. FIorida,willhoIdapubIl(l,,,aringt0 and DOUG' AS E GREEN and said estate, has COMPlefed 1110 ad - - - the $35,000 In federal monies for continuing the Grove's - .- All Wds %hall be in the City Manager' Office, City Hall, San ford, Florida, not latq than I PM Thuray, June 17. 1973 The rn' r . . penalized students to 18. lie said 45 others were awaiting Detailed specifications are e9ed In business at 155 WIllow available in the office Of the City Creek Co'i', Longwood. Florida Manager. consider ha ve held informal discussions responsibility," Bobo said, thea from recent storms while other thns on ly ha lf an Inch, he added. Rainfall recorded at the Casselberry Sewage TreantentPlaiiisotar this month has been 4.S4 inches as compared to 141 1n1 , A il. Forecast for the weekend is pertly cloudy tlrcsgh Saturday with a chan ce of afternoon and evening thundershowers. Highs will be near 90 and lows tonight ne.r io, Winds variable mostly southeast 10-15 mph except locally strong arid gusty near th under showers. Pain pro bability 30 per cent in the afternoon and per cent at I One (i) Hurst Power Reuve Tool 111ious name, towit. HERITAGE (or 'iU') ALUMINUM. under which it is CUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE 1915.76 fiscal year budget. -- INVITATIONIOIID Seed t bids will be in the of the City Manager. Sanford, Florida, on the following Item: Bobo has filed the $24,000 Freeman on Tuesday advised improves on the student's at. -fore the C0111mission sits down W plan out its situation and N, citru leaves and huit had Wgun to .'trnnI "J..ia a.-. ealti aRainfall tI'wviuehnffl Iii. r'n,mh, I..,rtL' with some pa of Sou theast Seminole recordIng 7-5 in- — r"Issioners of Seminole county, Attorney Tom Manpower which will evaluate social welfare agencies, but did is a "success." water table back up to normal. "We were in a pretty bad otice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE with the county Office of concerned, but more heavy rains are needed to bring the N According to Bobo, the Grove County "bare bones" budget request the commi.ssioners not to zlgn titude, behavior and ac-dk alleviated thoughtconditions as far as surface moisture i.s -- '&eyU'IFIOTICO ..., U ethrefin the month of April, according to County Agent Frank ____ Lega l City Manager amendment. The vote was - Don Bobo said. _ Sme date at The proposed amendments county's alternate school on the fate of the Drug Action member provide "rap 49. program for students Committee. sessions" for students of the Sen. Kenneth Myers, D. spended suspen su d ed from public schools Bobo also has sent a letter to Grove on drug and other topics, -.i for drug related problems, Vihlen asklpi1'nhnhIt "" (non -tS- .I.. ..... ,..t.,v nUmoei' Sanford area Thursday nearly equalling the total ' -rr-- - - FROM INTERACT A spokesman said two students w . I ~..,^ .., !I ,. \ I t,I Special .4 '' .- .I -- - SLI"t. Coulpir oiler Gerald ,\. I A: 1i Vi GAINESVILLE (All) - Officials of the University of sek-ction procedures, killing the on judicial reform" Myers said. Issue as far as the Ir,5 Askew and House Speaker Donald Tucker, D-Talf,ahass", governor also must file application for "We're (drug action) giving failed by 16 votes to achieve the right to accept or to reject any or all Publish: May 30. bids In IPie best Intiqt of the City DEN 701 federal money to support the 99 per cent of our energy to the 72 votes required for House of Sanford Grove, to question Com- Grove," he said. Rains ___ ______________ - —_ .- Florida say more students are investigation In a cheating scandal that has already Involved 63. amendment to reform judicial thatthe Senate isready to move mental tests. prove judicial reform and fingitricial disclosure by J 'r1. -' tr~ ~ . 't " . J - V- J UF Cheat Scandal Grows dwelling, aggravated assault and use of a firearm In the TALLAHASSEE(AP)- Gov. Miami and sponsor of a Senate impeachment proceedings Ikubin Askew says he may Judicial reform proposal said against three Florida Supreme take his crusade for judicial there would be no point in Court justices. reform a lost cause among considering the measure after Two of the Judges who faced lawmakers during the final the House action. impeachment proceedings in a days of the legislative session House committee, Hal Dekie straight to the people. "There's no seim being Don and David McCain, have Askew commented Thursday Quixotic about it or tilting at resigned. A third justice, after the House refused to windmills, but I think the press Joseph Boyd, was required by propose the Committee which Indicated Committee it will directly af- initiative but my inclination Wood, cou nty for next year, is in their philosophy to support the feet the Grove. would be to focus our eff orts on this morning, The loss of the committee .1 _____ . " V.. 11% - circuit court that Lewis and aides Gary I. Zwickel and H. F Uummell dR!Iaged it through !taternents re!cazed to the news media. "Our department welcomes the chance to face Mr. Horowitz Equitable president Bernard H. Horowitz In court," said Lewis In Tallahassee, financed by the association. commission of a crime had ing an Winter Garden, reported to de pu ties that $2,365 in furniture Sanford today alleged Incident that occurred Police was discovered missing reported a window was 21- years ago after he had left yesterday when the firm smashed but apparently the Miami police force. repossessed a mobile home on nothing taken in an attempted Stubbs had been arrested Sunn ybrook Drive, south burglary at the Tip Top Market, locally April 77 on the Dade Seminole, that had been 1100 W. 13th St. County warrants. today hundreds of veterans, Magdalen Catholic School. Miss Vaccaro will give her floats, the Lyman High School Legion award Marching band and Drill Team, American Of V - Lewis with an alleged scheme in which Lewis said between 30,000 and 80,000 persons have lost from $350 million to $1 billion th rough the sale of fake first morgages. The company charged in a suit filed Thursday in unidentified witness told them that two men In a black car had thrown the object through the window and then fled In the car. _____ Wednesday dismissed felony -.- . has branded as "a sharn and a smokescreen" a $45 million lawsuit filed against him and two aides by the Equita Development Corp. ' — EVENT - _____ The Miami Beach based firm has been linknd h refrigerator and some paint petitioning to prove constitutional amendments on the D P n 1976 ballot. "I will reserve judgment By MICK LOCHRIDGE indicated the groups form one operation will be approved, but whether to seek a refet endurn Herald Staff Writer unit. he said that the drug action vote until alter the legislative Several months ago, the committee arid the school are so session is over," Askew said in The Drug A ct ion Committee commission signed a letter of "interwoven," that if the a statement. "I will explore Drought Broken I I H A '' MIAMI (All; . . Snyder. of the same address. and that the barn "is believed to have contained at least a stove, Lack beginning at 8 a.m. on Church Baptist Church of . — Seminole County boy and girl scouts and other the First Pentecostal Church of civic or ganizations will par. Longwood, will present Fi re James Gregory Stubbs, 35, of reported that they 117 Anderson Ave., Sanford, were told the mobile home had reported today that a Dade been vacant for several mon- County circuit court judge conclude with a presentation to Bicentennial Committee; the city of a flag that has flown District County Commissioner John Kimbrough and Lisa over the nation's capitol. Joe Pavone, Bicentennial Vaccaro, an eighth grade Committee chairman, aaid student from St. Mary the Longwood Elementary Winning e&Uy On Americanism. Rev. E. Ru th Grant, pastor of School Fife and Drum Corp, it Reform Issue To People " SCHOOL HOLDS t ______ Lew,'s Calls Suit 'A Sham' " _-, -1 :_ - I . 1! _'_1 - Varry Willi—, ' Askew May Take Judicial 4 I C fund r,aiss-r - .H'_... '.. * . AZll, - ;- - -I' .. - _____ Detroit attorney Richard Van Dusen as Under Secretar> of the Department of Housing and Officers responded at 2 a.m. after a piece of concrete was used to smash the store's front window, Officers reported an Shore Dr., Maitland. 4 , _~~---- -_ ,- , ~- __ I I 1 By By BOB LLOYD Larry Mitchum of Citizens .1 I .etwt - W W accuse O'Malley of using his million insurance company mer State Democratic Chair. office to obtain more than loan for business partners, has man Jon Moyle had withdrawn 172.000 In illegal navmntc 1mm not hø.n ci'hpr!iilpd }m .I..'. UIIIlUI 'Jti..t IIi; "We haven't had any word on i nsurance companies. When originally indicted by a (rornO'Malley's re-election bid. that at all," Schnitt said. "The O'Malley also faces trial on Leon County grand jury last But O'Malley assured cheergovernor hasn't heard the first June 30 on charges of perjury Oct. 18, O'Malley called his em- ing workers that he would stay thing on it." and of accepting $10,000 in tin- ployes together for a talk sim- in office. Th e House has scheduled an authorized com pensation, liar to today's session. He won re-election three all day session Monday to Trial on a third charge, misAskew had demanded then weeks later, defeating Etepubliconsider the 11 articles that conduct by obtaining a $2.36 that O'Malley resign and for- can Jeff Latham. = ndignant complaint with him in 1971 over an investigation into an alleged builder shakedown attempt. c;rn fe - :_0 d £ -.,. . . * 11111il matcrials." charges agairtit him for lack of Deputy R. E. Pritchard said evidence. Stubbs, who Idenorigin of the I a.m. fire is Deputies are Investigating tifled himself as a former unknown and said a dollar the reported theft of $300 in Miami policeman, said estimate of damage wasn't fishing equipment from a chargesofassaultwlthlntentto immediately available, garage at the residence of commit murder, discharging a _____ Murrell A. Goldberg, 607 [Ake firearm into an occupied :- . -_ - - -. - -. . Sanford. f - •$:.' - - - today that destroyed a barn on Route Three (Lake Drive) IL-i I ., - -146- "' Gutte T. ___ __________________ - I li~ililiil __ - . The jury in the 14 week old bribery Developinen, in Washington from 1111 to 1171, said W - I '510 t 11M' -- - A---%& / _________ — Federal courthouse until £0:30. The jury heard Th ursday from a government housi ng I' • i.. 1 offici'il who ("still 1dcJ dngly tijiLl 0 - _- ~~ , ________________________ _- the .I ~ -_ ~~ -~ J1J, _____ t. j I . - ~ - ~e (AP) conspiracy trial of former Sen. Edward Gurney gets a brief respite from testimony today while opposing attorneys meet wi th th e judge to argue matters of evidence. U.S. DWrict Judge Ben Krentxman set aside 93 minutes for arguments, telling jurors not to report to the Urban - i TAMPA Friday, May 30, I75-3A Askew's press aide, said there was no hint that O'Malley might resign. impeachment by the [louse. ployes at a gathering today So far, O'Malley has declined but doesn't plan to speak to recomment on 11 articles of im- porters. peachrnent approved by a Paul Schnitt, Gov. Reubin who ;_ AW .1 011111111111a " -7 . . A _"i '. ".-- 1. L . Tanker, Cargo Ship Collide Ill - 1 * --fl # D ?t& T ~6;:. - -,:, ~L 4!1~.: -., I , knowledge of such a plot would have had on the in vestiganon, which concluded that there was no cred ible evidence linking Oswald to a conspiracy. i , ,- :, - ZA 0 firmed that they had not been told of any CIA ~ots' Castro at the time of theic investigation. Both men refused ta speculate on what effect, if any, - eys Argue . I - - R ht ,------- _ A select House Committee Monday. But Jerry Davies, O'Malley's expected to assure his em- press aide, said Thursday that ployes today that he is deter- O'Malley "will have quite a few inined to stay in office and fight comments to give to his ein— Gurney, J ury Gets B reak ________________ '—. ': -- zz. t - -;,'. , ,. -.~ . I^ I7 11 - - ~ --:-- --. . _-~- -!-_~~tl_t _ . __ I! .* ": . I __ __ - . i.. , I TALLAHASSEE (AP) Treasurer Insurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley was - ., crew abandoned the tanker and were aboard vessels that were standing by. A Coast Guard spokesman said a smallfire broke mn' aboard the tanker and 10 crewmen werefighting it. He said the blaze could not be seen by obaevation aircraft over the scene. IN BRIEF our te am 13 not going t0give any managerial rights out. P ,, fl.jt_.. .LA Dy lUW,LVUV7IU. 1j hat's the reason ig holdi ng off agreed yesterday to allow the delegated representative must resentative to make on. every organization contains an proposal is ratified by both the we've been . " Seminole Education Assocla- be on campus during the SEA nouncements at each building "inherent" of School Board and rank and File agreements number tion (SEA) free use of school session and any damage to faculty meeting. The proposal dissidents. SEA membe rs. But SEA feels differently. buildings after students and school facilities caused by SEA stipulates attendance at any Concerning the two tentative .Talks have progrtssed at a Their team members feel the teachers are turned out at the shall be pain fr" ;' ,the SEA faculty meeting will be agreements produced snail's pace. But speculation is contract proposal allows "long end of each day. association. "strictly voluntary." yesterday. SEA's Bill Moore they may speed up once school overdue" teacher input into the However, Harry Pelley, the Pelley's reasoni ng is that said, "1 think the two things we off icials know how much money county's educational process Use of school buildings was is forthcoming this year from board'a chief spokesman, drc;ve one of two items agreed on there are some teachers in the agreed on were important. On one Item both Pelley and his usua l hard bargain and during t he four-hour meeting, county who do not wish to sit "It shows they are Tallahassee. That figure should tacked on certain stipulations to the sixth bargaining session In through SEA announcements recognizing the association as be finalized sometime today or Rosenthal agree: When the contract finally goes into effect, he met before SEA meetings which teacner and association and have no interest in the as. being Important to the educa- by Monday the latest. " ' ' ' gong 0 be a who!" new Pelley, however, cI'I, ,ts Li tinr'r.l proce ss In SemInole t. ilillillll for education in fmi~ .: 1- -.,-,Iff-A -11M hard to tell" if talks will speed County," Moore added. . ju~ __~_ywt~ ____ ,.e ~-_ W --:~ p4T5___ W __ iP._-~_. - I- _=-_ --__ - __ - - -- -T ~+4-tt~M,~4-:1-V__ ~_-- F B----. WM - M =W - -I *- ZSeminole County. --take place. Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. O' Malley Expected To Reassure Aides FLORIDA - rights have been the major soclation. Steve out that SEA, like other SEA 's Herald Stilt Writer topics organizations, will continue to for debate. Basically, the stipulations reRosenthal acknowledged all The second item agreed on teachers aren't SEAoriented. pay for ti of school buildings quire approval by the school's School Board negotiators principal, the principal or his allows SEA's faculty rep. 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FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305322.2611 or 831•9993 Brezhnev Retirement Next Year HI '* nted Frlday..May 30, 1975--AA IN BRIEF WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MAR KEY. Advertising Director Lebanese Police Kill Ih'me Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All tither mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Snip er In Nuclear Pact . 7 & 7 11 days program of nuclear disarmament. The critics missed the fact that the United States has indeed disarmed to some extent in relative terms. Our nuclear arsenal is larger today than it was a decade or two decades ago. However, it is smaller in comparison to the nuclear destructive potential of the rest of the world - and particularly in relation to the arsenals of adversaries. Our best hope for making nuclear growth I meaningless is to remain strong, not to disarm and make its blackmail potential larger. Target 1 Not i Like Am Congress, acknowledging its historic disregard for ad- ministration spending blueprints, has adopted a "guideline" budget of $367 billion for th fiscal yeai' beginning July 1, $12 billion more than proposed by President Ford. The projected budget deficit of $68.8 billion also exceeds by $8.8 billion the figure at which Mr. Ford has insisted he would "draw the line." But it could have been worse. Some experts had envisioned a deficit of $100 billion of all the spending schemes under core sideration in Congress squeaked through to rea lity. This year marks the first test of new budgeting procedures designed to give Congress a greater voice In fiscal planning. The spending limits are not binding, however. The national effort to control Inflation will require sharper aim than Congress has displayed in the past, even though the target at which itisshooting is the most visible ever desised. è TOM TIEDE RAY ,;I 11 a a g ii Ewoz 0 I ~_ 11~iI CROMLEY Financial ! I 130 persons were killed in heavy fighting earlier this week. A few bodies left over from the battles were found mutilated in various parts of Beirut. Local newspapers carried gory pictures of corpses wi th their eyes torn out, amputa te d limbs and torsos with cigarette burns. But all partcs In the conflict deni ed torturing t'.eir rivals. P F u tu re . U Ties Bind JI NA ________ l, overn WASHINGTON — (NEA) - The rules of national politics, being similar to the rules of professional wrestling, permit the perpetration of the crudest kind of chicanery on the spec. tators. Hence the Republican party leadership conUnuesto view the Mayagueiaffatr,as,cha one, "The best thing that could have happened to n r . me t - . i- . .1 -, - \__ 11 ----- - -1 ?.Vw_- I , / ; -9 ______ _____ [.DX- . 1K . WASHINGTON — (NEA) — For all the pubilcity eccorded nR!innp) ffirs, our 11vis in the Seventies are still most affected by what happens in our cities, counties and states - and by the wa' they are run. The education of our children, the protection given or not given by our police, Justice or lack of it in our local courts, the qua li ty of sani ta tion, recreation and most of the rules and regulations which keep our neighborhoods worth living in, are city, county and state matters In the main. It is therefore of more than passing interest to all of us that New York City is not alone In its horrendous financial problems — though It may be the worst off of the urban invalids and may be the nation's outstanding example of contin uous inept leadership. As badly as we have managed our national budgets and economy, we have done worse in too man)' of our cities, coun ties and sta tes. This is because we have regularly failed to elect to local executi ve and legislative bodies men and women with a sense of fiscal management or respon. siblli ty. We have, fur ther, by f ederal preemption of the major sources of revenue, left localiti es with - -----..'. -' •.- --- .''. - = '. - ---- — , - LONDON (All)— Like New ____ _~_Zi_~: Raps Arms Ban .. - -_ -- . __ _A' S.'_____ __ \ lxrrowing at a rate f 9.5 ;r L -. C :,es "- - '' l ' d airairu.stration - , - - '- -.'. - _______ - srr ' ___ _______ . i .. ' . '' Jerry Ford." __ ~I .0 It wasn't the best thing that could happen to _•-t. the Marines who took part In the resscue; fl .. last estimate of the mili tary was that 38 U.S. 4 service men were killed in the events su-rount5 ding the rescue of 39 Mayaguez seamen. Nor was : it the best thing for the unknown numbe r of --,' Cambodians who lost their lives because of the ________________________ Ihauteur of their superiors. But Jerry Ford? ____________________________ k Republicans have been almost unanimous in ;: :;-:... rtu3tlil:: : - " their vision of benefits for the President. . Even while the par ticipan ts in the brief . lIA I warfare were being shot, drowned, lost, aban. . doned and bombed, GOP congressionals were 1 musing in private about the poli tical booty of it ____________ ;; ; all. And since then they have tied fast the future :: . ;. to u triumph. Lost week Se nate Minority /I I '" iil 1-i _JJ.m,(f±,4t4. Leader Hugh Scott said he felt Ford's actions in I the Gulf of Siam "a very definite plus" In Ford's 1 ... - . political future; he then reported that within a inadequate dependable income. Revenue month the President would announce his cansharing has been a pa llative, not a cure, didacy for the 1976 election. Sitting in . The situation Ls made worse as the decay of our r All Of this has an odor to it a stench more major metropolitan centers, accelerated by a correctly. The administration, which could not heavy flow of citizens and businesses to the DAVID POLING for days assess the number or names of those suburbs, degrades existing tax sources. who died serving the President on Koh Tang Yet, wherever we choose to live, a great many Island, was Immediately able to define that they of us still work In the cities; we submit to the had served him better than they knew. It cannot crime, to the filth, the distortion of values Gos p e l a al a sit well with the families of the corpses, nor generated by their deterioration. should it be acceptable to anyone, when political Nationwide, states and cities will increase gain Is so egregiously drawn from the misfortune "He just wanted to tell her again how wonderful last but it takes all the other parts to make it taxes by $3.6 billion this year, a current of others, she'd been, how remarkable Silent Night was; work, congressional survey estimates. They will cut Some of the Marines are not yet buried. Some had everybody In church In tears.I flow do you do In mid-career Mahalia wanted a nice home in back services by an estimatedi $3.3 billion. of them are not yet found. Wives have been left ft?' Mahalia fixed the full force of her being on a Chicago suburb, Chatham Village. The price Around $1 billion In capital construction will be alone, children are now without fathers, parents him. 'DON'T YOU KNOW?' she said In disgust. was steep for this all-white neighborhood but delayed or canceled. have had great parts of their lives cut away in an This man been around her all this much, and MISS Jackson paid cash to move into this quiet. Twenty states are increasing taxes, four instant. But while nights pass In dozens of don't know her singing's from God." posh bedroom community of Chicago. Then the making small reductions. Twenty-two states are American homes with nothing but wretched —from 'Just Mahalia, Baby" threats, the obscene phone calls, the go-to-hell reducing services; two expanding. tears for the very sound of Mayaguez, Sen. She was Just another one of those little black uns;gned letters. Some wild man shot through Twenty states have delayed some capital Richard Schweiker (R-Pa.) tells newsmen the kids (they used to call Negroes growing up in her picture window. It was wild' but she stayed project.i by one year or more - mainly highway incident "will no doubt help (Ford) with the right New Orleans and singing Jesus Loves Me in Mt. and survived and put up this plaque on the front construction. Twenty-three have put Into effect wing of the party." Morlah Baptist church. She believed the gospel porch: complete or limited hiring freezes or abolished it is true that the President himself has not yet message, believed in Dr. Jesus, and shaped, t)4C DEAR LO RD jobs completely. Approximately 29,000 posItions sunk to the level of some of his fel.lows. Not for history of religious music along the way. A If IN THIS HOUSE YOU ARE WANTED AND have been eliminated or left vacant in 15 states. public consumption anyway. But there can be no century later she recorded "Silent Night" like it YOU ARE WELCOME Fifty-two of 140 communities surveyed doubt of his private elation over his sudden good never had been sung before and the royalty Her first choice was gospel. Gospel music and reported significant tax increases have been fortune. He was reported at the time of check the first year was $25,000. Yet she turned never letting the church down. %Then she was effected or will be required to balance their Mayaguez, for example, to be heartbroken when down bigger offers and rejected larger op- booked into the Newport Jazz Festival, an the Pentagon stole his thunder by announcing the portunities because they weren't In the gospel, Episcopal parish invited her to be In the morning t1gets; five communities are lowering tax first report of the actual crew rescue. Explains wouldn't please the Lord. She shunned com- worship service. She accepted. The promoters rates. Fifty-six of these same 140 local governments an assistant, cold bloodedly: "The President felt mercial theater and said no thanks to the night nearly fainted giving all that talent away, for reported significant cuts in services, largely in it was his show. He didn't want to lose the club circuit, nothing' "Listen," said Mahalia, "when you stop dramatics of it." waste removal, social service programs, fire The many worlds of Mahalia Jackson come singing free in church on Sunday, you are not a protection anti street maintenance. Nor did he wish to lose the momentum of it. As intn focus in this gigantic book by Laurraine real gospel singer anymore." It was with so many others before him In his Goreau. The author put about seven years of her Another time DOWNBEAT announced that Seventy-one of these local governments chair, a great part of President Ford's time is life into this project for a fellow citizen of New Mahalia had placed among the top four In their studied by Ralph Schlosstein and the staff of the ____ ________ - ACT% C ____ ______ ' _________ ___ .-- _______ .. . --- - ____ ________ ' ) -- ___ . ____ . —____ Crash Hurts SevenLyman High Youths CALENDAR Corruption In Grain Is Charged - F M h i Writ in the promotion of President Ford. Orleans and it is a worthy investmeni. Lake J Bookkeeper Gets Word (:)n Salary ' Sentence Suspended - I - Ch eck B ase HOSPITAL NOTES jazz vocalist poll, right up there with Ella Fit- Congressional Joint Economic Committee have Normally that could be understood, if lamented Whatever world you ,are into, you will find 74erald, Billie Ilijliday and Sarah Vaughan. delayed or canceled the building of schools, fire by Idealists, but in this case with this President some zip and excitement: gospel music, civil "Jazz! They're beginning to analyze me In a way and police stations, city halls, court ho uses, the raw pursuit of se lf interest is not only Un- rights, celebrity style, or a woman living her I don't like," she roared. "1 don't want but one street and recreation projects and other confortunte but ultimately unfair. !aith with tenacious courage. Of course,' like the vote and that's from Jesus". struction. JACK ANDERSON . . iv . .i.' -- .____ -,•. ______ Financiak' Turkish _____ -, t 7E _ .R9W_n"4W1V" 111.1 . Of 4 r%. re -i-I ' i ne ._-- ..1 - n1a9on S Dog WEATHER 'KërineIs -. - . . .... - • .. \ _: - :-...= - - - ., % - . - . - ,; , ' - -. Hanging Baskets., Make Your Own! 0 4 - POTTING S III ____________ 0 ' - 1. I will NU - was .' ; !! " n - ( — WASHINGTON—Periodi cally, a new device Men who once served in the Defense the fact that in 1974 he was deputy assistant sit outside with a certain amount of detachtried out in Washington to shoo the starlings Department, in other words, are now called upon (k'IerLse secretary. rnent," from the caves of government buildings. The to bark at their former masters. Some of the - - Charles Howsher, Listed as an ac. WATCH ON WASTE; The eight chief officers startled birds rise fluttering and twittering, then panel members actually served directly under counting firm official. lie was an assistant of the newly elected Energy Research and settle back after the alarm has past. Schlesinger during the past year. secretary of the Navy. Development Administration, who are supposed Much the same effect is produced on the The discover y of this backscratching Philip Odeen. identified as vie.' pri'ident of to find ways to conzcrvc energy, are cruising Pentagon beau every time Congress raises a operation was made by the Senate Government Wilson Sporting Goods, lie was a deputy around in government.eaj Ford Torinn Elite howl about military spending. They fire off Operations Reports subcommittee, A con assistant defense secretary. wtornobiles. Equipped with a 40p-cublc.inch memos, is.sue stern directives and otherwise fidential report to its chairman, Sen. Lee Met-- Dr. Emory Cook, identified as a "con- engine, this happens to be one of the biggest gas create the impression that changes will be made. calf. D.-Mont., Is now in our pussession. sultant." He was a prominent adviser to the r,luzlers on the road today. The eight cars, If Congress appears to be really serious about Navy. i'mnpkte with stert.o tape decks, are costing the The report ca lls the Acquisition Advisory military cuts, a blue-ribbon panel is formed t -Thomas the retrid chair- '.Izpa'eri $lZ000 a ye,r in leasing costs alone, uncover waste and to re-examine spendhig Group nothing more than "an advisor)' coin- man of Adm. the Joint Chit, Moorer, a of Stall, — Flu: timber barons are pushing through a miltee reunion of former Penta gon officials." It' Policies. There are also t':' cUred lluiLtenan' generai $1-aday members are not "independent in any on Jill, which would grart them Interest-free tie pane' 1s' e utive dlmctor Ii a retIri I t.mLU om the It Is a measure of the Pentagon's Ifl5tflt ordinary se Of the word," the study charges. fr federal government for the apprehension thM another blue-ribbon group has The chairman is Dr. Alei.p'ij- ri o. 0 .io Is idmi ii. Nt( i s11. member i a ttor.Pentan roads they build to haul timber out of national been as ganized to go through the usual mOtions, listed as preli 64 ,i; f the I n o, e ft i.,efense specList at, a consumer advocate, forests. The bill, hflroduced by Sen. James As a signal to Congress tiut no ov wi.I be lfl Analyses. Nouic has questioned Flax's abiftty or R.-I4aho, would cost the federal and Commented the Senate study wonderingly: mune, atblue-ritbon boy,i trill even check upon patroism; he has even refused to accept the "The Acquisition county governments $169 million during the first Advisory Group Is made up of extravagances in Defense Secretary $I38..a.diy fee. But his Company happens to be a insiders, who will be reviewing year alone, recomS'±!esirier's ohio,. - The Army recently sent a dozen key major defense contractor and he Is a forifter inendations on behif o( present and fnrn'er congressional of the Air .ecretary Force. colleagues, As such, their reviews will be staff members to Fort Jackson, The Pentagon has proudly hailed the integrity assistant fo, an S.C.orientation anything tour. They wexe loa ded but an arm's-leng th transaction." and Independence of the Acquisition Advlw•' Here are a few of his associates, who will join down with 5harpshOOfJ, mneals, Green Beret Group, as this latest blue-ribbon panel is called. him in reviewing policies affecting billions worth Footnote: Dr. Flax politely but forcefully insignia pens, letter Openers and enough But a closer examination reveals that every last of military purchases: defended the group, saying: "I think that, knicknacks to start a Souvenir shop. All of the one of the distinguished watchdogs recruited — Don Brazier, identified as treasurer of the although all of us were influenced by our cx- bric-a-brac, of Course, was paid for by the tax. right out of the Pentagon's own kennels, National Railroad Passenger Corp. Omitted is perience in the Defense lX'partment, we can now payers WMF til l, I of nolNra Lo donHavin g Others Praise Ford '" 0-_____________ ______ . ______ - DC'SO - BRUSSElS, Belgium APi been trying to get the embargo European leaders razcd (leep financial trouble. 'there is in Washington has turned down ' President Ford today for his rePrime Minister Harold WI!. SEOUL, Sou th Korea (AP) — South Korean forces ha ve talk of bankruptc), but New York's pleas for help. ___ affirmation of support to e th son of Britain told Ford the toy. completed "five-or six-fold defense lines" all along au thorities say they are con—City ernployes here want a _______ NATO allies, but Turkey's pre- alty of the United States to its 4 (lemllitarized zone and can "smash In a single blow" any tident It won't happen here, wage increase of 30 per cent to mnier attacked America's arms Eurbpean allies was never in North Korean attack, Defense Minister Suh Jhong-chul London's woes are strikingly keep ahead of inflation now —' ban agai nst his country as a doubt, despite setbacks to told a news conference today. similar to those now strapping ru nning at 21.7 per cent. They _______ "self-destructive act." American policy. Suh said North Korea has recently moved tactical air the administration of Ma yor also want differentials because Gen. Vasco Goncalves, Wilson said he welcomed the bases and artillery positions closer to the demilitarized Abraham D. Beame in New living costs are higher in Portugal's leftist premier, was President's reassurance of supzone and reinforced them. York. But London has physical London. quoted as asking the allies for port at the opening Thursday of • He said these and other North Korean moves increase assets to fall back on in a pinch —While costs rose, London's "more comprehension and less the North Atlantic Treaty Orthe possibility of North Kcrea renewing hostilities in the and New York doen't. tax base declined. The appcher.siu" alal defeiiding ganizauons two-day summit wake of the Communist advances in Indochina. Among London's woes: population dropped from 7.9 Portugal's approaches to the meeting. In addition to the 600,) welltralned regulars in —London's debt was $4.6 million to 7.2 million in the past Soviet Union. He also promised French Foreign Minister South Korean armed forces, Sub pointed out, South Korea billion at the end of March. It 10 years, Each year the city lost that Portugal would remain a Jean Sauvagnargues called has a reserve force of 2.7 million men and U.S. cornmay be difficult to borrow 40.000 manufacturing jobs. loyal ally, and said there had NATO "the bulwark of our seinitments to the defense of the country. more. New York City's debt has New York's population has been too much talk in the West curity" and echoed Wilson in South Korea also has better weapons and equipment risen from $500 million in 1965 to remained steady at 8 million about its affairs, saying that the French never and can mobilize more human and economic resources billion now. but the city has lost large The speeches were delivered doubted America's loyalty to its than North Korea, he declared. —Property taxes have risen numbers of skilled middle class behind closed doors and spokes- pledges. 50 per cent and bus and subway whites and the taxes they paid. men furnished accounts of them West German Chancellor fares 80 per cent or more in the to newsmen. 45,000 Attend Mass Helmut Schmidt said, "The past year in London, but the .4a' In his denouncement of the President of the United Sta tes added revenue hasn't helped. * U.S. arms embargo against his yesterday pointed out the VATICAN CITY (AP) — Pope Paul VI celebrated a Cor. Increases In transit fares and nation, Turkish Premier Suley. problems of the alliance in an pus Christi mass In a cold drizzle and then rode around St. property taxes have been man De mirel of Turkey did not im por tant contribution." Peter's Square on a pa pal throne atop a flower-strewn discussed in New York. mention the United States by He said he took satisfaction in jeep. About 45,000 Romans and Holy Year pilgrims at—Much of London's long term name bu ed tr t includ s ong .words the President's statement that tended the mass Thursday. debt was borrowed w hen inagainst the embargo. the United States would not terest rates were at 3 or 4 per . ,~ ..If we adnut that the threat unilaterally reduce its 300, 000 cent. As the loans mature, the we are facing continues, that troops in Western Europe. money to repay them must be the contribution of Turkey Is as "You may be assured, that in Seven Lyman High School FUZZY FRIEND borrowed at 12 or 13 per cent. important as it was in the past, these times students were when the United injured 14 11 The national government won't Wynn doesn't seem nervous with a tarantula crawling on his it is VeT')' difficult to find any States carries the especially yesterday when two cars Fred lend money to London unless but you can bet the photographer was hoping that the bug justification capable of explain- heavy burden of worldwide rethe city pays still higher in- collided headon on narrow chest, would e Howell Road, near SR-436, featurestay where it was. Wynn's wild animal show will be one ing this self-destructive act," sponsibility, we too stand at te rest rates. New York has been at tomorrow's Summer Vacation Grand Opening at Sun he said. MAY 31 Collectors Inc., seven th annual ow side: you can rely just as Casselberry, the Florida HighHis attitude has been en- much on us," Schmidt toil League of Women Voters show and sale, Rollins College Bank of Semoran at Oxford Road and SR 436 In Fern Park. way Patrol reported. Central Florida Zoo animals will be there too, and a pet parade dorsed by a number of other Ford. Spring Luncheon, Sears Field House, Winter Park. FliP Trooper Ernie Jacobs with prizes for the best and most Co mmunity Room, Altamonte NATO members. Aldo Moro, Italy's premier, Identified drivers of the cars as The Ford administration has said, "'Me solidarity real fir. Mall. Speaker, Dr. Joi'us ffl George Carlton Spring Jr., 17, director of Center for Govern- JUNE med by President Ford has be, of Fern Park, and Robby 4 men ta l Responsibility, U of F. co me alive aiid operative for Alta monte Springs Woman's Wayne Dupre, 16, of Winter 1 Reservations to Mrs. John Club, 11 al Springs. Jacobs said Spring a.m., covered dish Melick. In his speech on Thursday, waschargedwithdriving o,ithe luncheon and program by Mrs. Ford conceded that the Cornwrong side of the road. Rummage Sale sponsored by Bob liattaway, president, NEW ORLEANS (AP) A munist victories in South VietThe drivers of the cars and United Methodist Women arid Seminole County Federation of federal investigation of corrupnam and Cambodia "have led Woman's Clubs. five passenge rs were taken to Hai ti Trip group at Community lion in the grain exporting busi- Florida hospital North, some to que stion our strength United Methodist Church, 17-92, ness has produced a spinoff En- Altamonte Springs, for treatand reliability." Cas.selber'ry. LAKE MARY - James with half to be paid from utility budgeted, no official action had Seminole Numismatic dictmnent accusing three men of ment of injuries sustained in the scheflhillg to sell non-existent collision that demolished both Collins, who has been on the job funds and the other half from been taken. Society, 7:30 p.m., Sanford as city bookkeeper since the administrative budget. League of Women Voters Beauty College, Sanford SoytieallS. The council at a wcrkshop cars, spring luncheon, 12:30 p.m. Avenue. All 18, Monday, fi na "This is JUSt part of lly got the official Th e council found this week prior to the meeting discussed coin collectors Jacobs said Paul Dupre, # Sears Activity Room, invited . word last night wha t his salary that although it had been throughly a complaint by ond phase of the Investigation," was a passenger in the LL MILLERS Spring is going to be. ~ Altamonte Mall. Speaker Dr. Asst. U.S. Alt)'. Cornelius H. ve hicle a nd identifi generally agreed in workshop another applicant for the ed him as a j!4 Dr. Jon Mills of the Center for The salary se unanimously that the salary would be $150 position. When the man did not Heusel of New Orleans said brother of the driver of the H Political Responsibility on by the cou ncil is $150 wetkly weekly and this amount was show up at the meeting, Free public lecture on Wednesday. other car involved in the crash, "Presidential Accountability." Transcendental MeditatIon, 8 "It's just one of the things we however, the complaint was A Florida Hospital North p.m. Flagship Bank, 200 W. found in an investigation still spokesman said today that dropped. Christian Outreach, 9:30 First St. continuing." MARY Councilman Burt Perinchief Thomas Lundy, 17, of Maitland, a.m., Bram Towers, First The Indictment by a grand and Robert Llekweg, 16, of CO4IV' & tku'tt pIn?I & cv&tom and Mayor Walter Sorenson Ia14dba Street, Sanford. Speaker, Faith Find tP,m if jury said the three conspired to Casselberry, were admitted said a city resident claimed in Smith of Lantana. Open to ty 3-31 cheat the Peavey Co. of Alton, and were listed in satisfactory N'SREER APPAREL telephone conversations with i,- , •. ..o. Teck id public. Ca rp by Ill., out of $63,449 by sel ling it 10 ort Sale sponsored m N N*y I? them that he had been assured I l. CitWtbiry SM P4 condi tion today. ____________________ n (2 men of Redeemer Lutheran truckloads of soybeans — about he was going to get the job and Treated and released from MAY 31-JUNE 1 Church, Friday afternoon and 2,300 bushels - that never the hospital were: George A tearful Orlando mother of clothing for the children tostart went so far as to give up Mid-State Antique Bottle Saturday morning, home of existed. Canton Spring Jr., Robby six children pleaded no contest school, another job opportunity. to obtaining property by Ms. Wooten and husband Councilman Harry Terry said Wayne Dupre,-. Paul Dupre, worthless check yesterday and have since separated, the court he had given assurances to no Randy McWilliams, 17, of 18, Fern Circuit Court Judge A. J. was told, and restitution has one that he would be given the Park, and Michael flume, of Hosemann Jr. suspended been made for the worthless job. He said he told the man the Longwcxxl. 1x2 sentence in the case for two check. entire council would have to means 1 column by 2 in. years. Judge Hosemann withheld a- vote on the appointment. MAY 29, 1975 Richard L. Williams Pamela G. Swain ches. Too small for an Judication in the case when The council last Saturday Karcher Starts AI)MLSSIONS Sylvester G. Wynn 4 Sandra Williams ledora Wooten, 34, entered suspending sentencing, unanimously approved Terry's ad to be noticed or el. Sanford: Darren Ray Justice Timothy L Johnson the no contest plea through her Another plea finished up the recommendation to hire Arrest Probe fective? You're reading John H . Smith Lorene Hed.ric Lula G. Gardner attorney, David Porter, and court's criminal trial docket for Collins, a past president of the Judy Garlick this one! Gottlob Schlmpf Sheryl P. Donovan then explained to the court that this week. Edna Davis, 21, of Lake Mary Chamber of iContinued from I'agelA! " Corine Eason Anderson Irene C. Stinson Lois Johnson when she wrote a $187 check Altamonte Springs, pleaded Commerce. ..., . .. . Scott M. Roche !hows that the callers "didn't last Augn't at E- M, 'rn gult Joanne C. Postle, Al tamonte Sheldon F. Zeigler dadigei uttering a Margaret L. Brinson state anything about being Park, that she thought her then. forger)' - a $152 cheek written Springs Sheila I. Brown requested to call." Oscar W. Torrens, Deltona husband had deposited money Feb. 25 on the account of a William H. Spillman Karcher said that after in the bank to cover the ex'- Longwood couple - and the Marguerite G. Kendall, Thomas J. Bernosky Deltona Patrolman William Morris and penditure. She told the court court withheld ajudication and Robert Earl Moxley _____________________________ Harvey L. Dunn, Enterprise Sgt. David Guilford arrived at that the purchases paid for by placed Ms. Davis on 30 months _____________________ it : %1 Nancy J. Walls Dan Williams Jr., Lake the accident scene that Perkins the check had been shoes and probation. James E. Brantley, Christwas placed under arrest for j Yesterday's high was 92, Monroe mas driving under the influence overnight low 67. Rainfall 2.27 Sadie Mora, Longwood — Dorothy S. Cogswell, DeBary "on the way to a patrol car a inches. James U. Gillespie, New WE HAVE John E. Lambertson, DeBary 'lI ,\ )LT fight started and the officers Partly cloudy through Smyrna Beach .0 Mildred I.. Merris, Debary asked two bystanders for help Saturday with s chance f af. Brenda Jordon, Oviedo •HANGING j Marion A. Fudge, DeBary and those persons helped the ternoon and evening thun- Louis W. Bowers, Winter Edward T. Burke, Deltona officers." dershowers. Highs near 90. Park "I BASKETS lillian Esposito, Deltona SWAP Lows tonight near 70. Wi nds v, Juanita V. 'I rail, Geneva variable mostly south east 10 to • 1 Kenneth F. Rowell, 15 mph except l ocally strong Do You Know George Stuart Longwood and gusty near tflUnSOIL Sells Duracell Batteries? -' Emma G. Miller, New dershowers.Rainprobabillty3o I I fr Smyrna Beach per cent in the afternoon, 20 per e Z*ction f, I''.' Florence S. Reed, Orange cent at night. Cakv1it, Flnhiághti. SMALL POTTED PLANTS City Extended Forecasts Sunday Rsdlos, Recorders. etc. 2¼" POTS ... 49c 3" POTS..39 & 69c William Brandt, Winter Park through Tuesday: Mainly af. IP , -, f Last longer than regular ç,,,,,, I ternoon and evening showers IF YOU PREFER...BUY THEM READY-MADE! bitten,i. Trial 01 or DISCHA RGES and acattered thunderstorms Owac&l refund l Sanford: throughout period more likely purtses. ptic of fIrst PINE BARK 4 1 J. Mon. tliru sat 29 1 b- Barbara J. .Mason interfor and eastern portions. Warm with highs mostly mid tamy or group). 0ea GGETS ICU of _______________ 80s to lowers 90s, Lows from 60s at tune of pwclsac. 9:06-9:30 A.M. north U' 70s elsewhere. hAND Enterprises Inc, 843-7 700 Daytona Beach tides, highs 12:50 am., 1:22 p.m.; lows 7 $N Nw1 It #I .4 calsolberry _________________ rt a'050A, I D list R&WI&O H. 322-4263 4 ' a.m., 7:14 p.m. Port Ca naveral _______________ Du,.Is,,i OtIs*4. Ac'tI& Irsm _________________________________________________ highs 12:36 a.m., 1 p.m.; lows ______ [ Mr.d tf %avfdiy. 14- D, miks, west of Ill )31 (:5-4 am 7:05 p.m. — South Korea Readies is ________ -- _____ For Ford i - Like Nev York _______ V 0 BRUSSELS (AP) — Leaders September. It will officially em leader has been told out. the case fora European summit leaders of European Corn. nev's swan song. of the North Atlantic Alliance recognize the Soviet sphere of right the Communist party parley by the end of the sum- munist parties. And finally, are getting reports from Mos- influence in Eastern Europe, chief is on his way out, mer. next February or March, a concow that suggest Leonid 1. and Brezhnev wants it as the Some Western officials exAmong the pointers: gres.s of the Soviet Communist press the belief that agreement Brezhney, the No. I man in the crowning achievement of his —Brezhaev appears to have party is expected. to hold the European summit —Brezhnev"s health seems Soviet Union, will retire next career, to be not all that good, ac- lined up a schedule that has all conference in September would year. have the earmarks of farewell tour. The impression among West- reinforce the faction in the That is believed to be the Expectations of Brezhnev's cording to people who First on the agenda is a visit to em offlciaes attending the Kremlin that favors cooperachief reason why the soviet withdrawal from public life ap- watched him at close quarter President Focd in Washington, North Atlantic Treaty Organ- tion with t he West. This, then, government is pushing so hard pear to be based on circum- recently. hopes he by July. In the fall are izatlon's summit coriference. is would marginally influence the for a 34-nation summit confer- stantial evidence, hints and —Soviet officials exhibit a the European summit con- that the party congress is in. succession to Brezhnev, they ence on European security in suggestions. No visiting West- new sense of haste In arguing ference and another summit of tended as the stage for Brezh- argue. ________ BCDDVIC a%% '%'ORLD _____ Fight Palestinian guerr;llas trying torestoreorder after of chaotic street fighting. Their prese nce reduced the conflict to lcinvcd -&.-incidents that rcsulted In fewer than 10 casualties. At least Flims y Effort I Street BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Police shot and killed a sniper early today during a night of scattered clashes between political and religious factions. It was the first known clse of active intervention by joint ceasefire patrols of Lebanese security men and By all accounts the nuclear arsenals of the world are large enough to destroy all of the people in the world 25 times over. Unfortunately, that is only a part of the bad news. Nuclear destructive power is now held by only six of the major nations of the world, but the awesome potential for the annihilation of mankind could bi' six or tiine greater. Almost an' jiat ion that has the will and the resources now, can produce a nuclear bomb. A graduate student at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology recently diagrammed a nuclear bomb in five weeks, using only public knowledge. And whether or not a nation actually develops a nuclear bomb and a system to deliver it, the ability of any third world power to acquire plutonium, a deadly poison, and threaten the world with it is obvious. Against this backdrop, the effort in recent years to limit a potential Armageddon is weak indeed. Some 30 years ago, the United States of America offered to give the whole world a nuclear safeguard by putting its atomic capabilities into the hands of the United Nations. The world recused, but has been trying to reach the same point itself ever since. Five years ago the U.N. treaty on nuclear nonproliferation became effective when the requisite number of nations signed it - the United States and the Soviet Union among them. To this day, however, the treaty is not worth much more than the paper on which it is written because it is not universal. France and mainland China, for example, have refused to cooperate in stemming the spread of nuclear weapons. India recently exploded an atomic device, thumbing its nose at international efforts to control the nuclear genie. Both sides in the Middle East are verba lly brandishing their poten tial for manufacturing nuclear weapons as a part of their hostilities toward each other, and so forth. The acquisition of the Doomsday weapon continues to increase regardless of the best efforts of well-intentioned statesmen. indeed, the danger is increasing mathematically as the world advances industrially and technologically, This ineludible fact was noted at a recent meeting of 60 nations which had been convened to disc us nucle.r nonproliferation. Nobody had any ideas s to how the nuclear race could be hobbled, but there was no lack of criticism toward the United States for failing to engage in a unilateral Friday, May 30, !PS—SA gcorgc stlia I , , . -...: - , - . . .. .:,; , -.------- - --. . . - -. - .e - i... %.=_ -, - -.------ '. * . . -. 1 �-- - - - - . - - -.- —=_=z - Friday, May 30, 175 IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, FL THE _H_O -PE OF OUR COMMUNITY THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Corner HR & Elm C. R Neill Saturday 14fVcfl 1:344 on WDflMpSKvice liNe in. Church... 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WINN.DIXIE STORES and Empioyes HARR ELL & BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff __ — H FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200 W. First SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY __ I IN - Pt - ___1111111111111111111 - AISEUIY OF GOD BAPTIST £M,ecls Baptist Church. Oviedo (5I*4W4 0$.EIII ClIvOrv Baphil Assembly. III Fs.'m Hwy 17421 Calvary laytti CPijcl. Crystal Like £ i'd Lake Mary Cet5e4Derr $aptst CIsurc.ti. 174 Seminole $l.d Central Baptist Church. lilt O.k Ave Chutntla Fits? Baptist CIeIrwpte, Massienary Baptist Church. Southwest Rd £lderSprin$sSaFfslCAvvch. Old OrS.adiId it Hester Ave . Fnsndch4p Baptist Church of Allemande spn. so"*" 4 it. *44. CRib. Aflaup',, 4,. IV - ___ i - -- TI11111110111 £flamiife !pclaps boo Hope Baphit Church, II) First Septill CATHOLIC c. .., SM Cassetiorry jetes" hustio"ry 90phs, Chiurch. 1631 W, Fwsf SC 110"M*ft SWISS Church. Chortwes Mrssw'i,y Baptis t Church. Nrth Rd. 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Fern Park .-. ~ ~ ~_ ~ - Geneva Church Of the NA 11140019. 00111416 Community Cwnfor Lfibir Mary Ctivf(h 04 the hataffro, Lobo Mary 8,vd , Lake Mofy Linw*d Church of tPi 14a:ar,ne. Wayinj £ JISIUP Aw, t*'iIw*od . $743. PRESBYTERIAN Lake Mary United Pritbyteclaø Church First Prsbt,rsat, Church. Oak Ave & I'd $t. First Prnby$er an Church of DeSary, I Highland C.a.venant Prelbytecla. Chr$,, flt5 5 'tand Dr $ t Ar-45t,- Prni,t,,an Chrrcti. Hi) Star Lake Rd - :-- - .•. - - b F,rvt Church 50 Cliff It. ,lnt,st to-.r ?"fi t Lot# Many" chgpql, orange Slvd , Lake Monroo Ki?1d.m Nail SO Jehovah', W.i52 tus M4.Atjq Unil, ,. F.'it Bern Church 44 the LIvIM GOd. Midway P,n?e'c.,t.I 014$ 5t Tabernacle, Rldbei.wd pO$i3 Sefitliiet H11s School s ISIS ii Fill' P#Rlf c*slsi Church Of Lo"weed First P"fgcolls, C hurch 0# Sanford Full Gospel Tabernacle. 3714 COWt Club Mt Ots,i HsIai,ejs Church, Oak Hill Rd. Osten 5a'ferd Alliance Church. i$I S PCrk Ave SanhIrdCooVeIatici,f..Tah,W,,Mss,,,W 491St The S$lvIfoui Army, IOQ W )ttts $t Rolling Hells Meraysn (hutch, AItaps,,e Altamins. C'.mmvnit5 Ch.pel, All Holy TtinityCbwh.9nChrl$th$llMa ThPVIIG.&0.3Ch,,($L,OurL.J Ch,Witshiftilki, 11. Canaan City ----'- - -'. - Ii - - - ------'-- - ~-' ...__-_*-i_ It. IL __. ... ' 'r' n's teff ible abuse are "planting" trees, through time, and early foresaw the of his natural resources. Academy was held Sunday at First Christian Cbur,h. Among the Jewish National Fund, present Dr. Lowdermilk planned the African famine because those taking part In the service were (from left) George V Israelis official land reclama. of land abuse. Jordan Valley water scheme to Hamrick, senior lieutenant colonel; Jay Layne, second tion agency. Through his ingenious ap. benefit both Arabs and Jews. lieutenant; Dr. Harold Ilards, minister; and from the Junior Dr. Lowdermilk died last proach to agricultural This became the lifeline for the School, Kevin Arenes and Rick Klorinan. year at 86 after a distinguished engineering was to raise the new State of Israel. clubs, churches and individuals of the most traveled men of our forese n HONORED The [it. Re Will H s o the Fit zpdtrick, president, Gaither's "Alleluia' Sunday at Josephine Stankiewicz, ',ice Community Umted Methodist sident; and Margaret Church in Ca.sselberry at both Anderson, secretary. the 9:35 and 11 a.m. services. The presentation includes witnessing, singing and inMoronatha strumental accompanlent in • Maranatha Pentecostal this music o praise. Bi hop LIJ, - --- - ~ ~ /I "t- - - 7 - CUI.CI •, . FAITH SMITH Christian Outreach speaker Saturday will be Faith Smith of Lantana, who has a prayer and reaching ministry with adults and outh of all backgrounds. She has served In many retreats and rouerrnces for rinlsters and laymen arIou denominations. a is. Coffee an doughnuts will be served at — r-' - LJ fkn IIu,. 'J" 'A,-y1 (,-,,j " " direction of Mrs. Harry Baltrunst, will be presented following the luncheon, It Is open to the public. Nativity f-n Prnn-,cg-.,l - - - -• -. s- ! ', - - •r - -t' - - -------------------- , 4- - - . - - 7. r! " -. - . - - . ' - , -- - i ' --" A special 40voice concert unuer Inc (lirecUon of - - 1;t,~_ _- Z__ . ~:,__ - ~ ~ in- -. 114V - '- - ¶L Cl'iOU ew4,r.A -'-c-I- -- '" Methodist Methodist Church has an. iwu.-vu pians tor a vacation -- in a reserved section. The church bulletin Sunday will be dedicated to Miss Dorothy Walker who I completed her seventh year as Comm unity Newly elected officers of the Parish Council were installed Sunday by Father William Neidertat the 11:15 a.m. Mass at Lake Mary Church of the . .- 1 Ascension at to chnn, -_ Church will celebrate its first I aughter of a Baptist minister, church anniversary, the first and the Haiti Tour group will ~j hold a numage sale Saturday and a native of Kentucky, she is week in June. The church is a graduate of Southwestern located in the Castle Brewer on the church lawn . Center on West 10th Theological Seminary. choir, under the direction or First Baptist Larry Eillon, will celebrate Its Florida Synod Anniversary at the West Side Dr. John E. Johns Predent Recreation Center on Per- of Stetson University, will if Representatives of Ila simmon Avenue Guest Choirs preach at both morning worship congregations of the Florida JOHN JOHNS from Daytona will sing James services, as well as speak to the Synod of the Lutheran Church Griffin is pastor. graduates at the Senior Lun. in America wiU meet for their cheon at 12:15 P.M. in First He is also the recipient of three annual convention June 64 in Baptist Church's fellowship hall honorary degrees. He came to Daytona Beach. The 47,000 S piritual Temple Sunday. A native of Ozark, Ala. the faculty of Stetson in 1948 member bloody will attract some he attended high sochool n an s sere continousy 500 delegates and visitors, The Spiritual T Arcadia, was graduzstf-4 from since having been instaBed as including a Youth Convo group Longwood will sponwr a study Furman University. Green. President in 1970. He is a of 60 who wiU share tn the class at 7 p.m. at Packwood vile, S.C., and has received ember of the First Baptist proceedings. Apartments Clubroom in both the M.A. degree and the Church, DeLand. . Maitland on spiritual L D. degree from the The Senior Luncheon will Goa or Prophecy development. . r University of North Carolina. honor graduates of 1975 class Ascension Lutheran at 10 In hiram Towers, Sanford. and their parents. These will be our honored guests In the 11 - . --?- - ~_._- .- !• - year missionary to Vietnam a speaking I a t 7:30 p.m. at the Church of God of Prophecy, 2509 Elm Ave., Sanford regarding his latter 411 k w411 A graduate of Seminole High School, Stetson University, and Southern Seminary in Louisville, Ky., he is married to '-- '-------we zormer rauune nays ot Louisville, Ky., and they have four children who have joined them in their missionary en. deavors. He is one of the leading Central Florida coordinators in the relocation f VII nam refugees through church groups and dedicated Christian I "All0i V13. .&Lf''It. -P54 4 - -1 -• ' Il - . . - - I THE SHARRETT BROTHERS I Sunday at both the 10:45 am. and 7 p.m. services at First Assembly of God, 27th and Elm, Sanford, will be The Sharrett Brothers gospel singing group. 'Ilnln 4 [ - tennial. - r_ I (Jr • i. IiII . ('l..h nItl,,I •5. I..., IUU thLi.IIUUSI t _'.. yVdI ."*IIU LLII jJti*11111111 UI V ..1,.l ...I IIIVILVU 4IIII will be ''Bicen- meeting held in the Methodist registration will be a 9 a.m. opening day. in God We Trust." Fellowship hall. - W4 A U I I -' - - - -- -- - .1 Offered f e - - -- - - / - MR. AND MRS. ST. PAUL I, Freddie Clover and Joic A. Merritt were selected by the members of St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church of Sanford as Mr.and Mrs.St. Paul for this year as 2 tvsult of the annual Men and Women's Day Drive. (Herald Photo by Marva 4awkh) - I Av.. (Off HtR op. Unit.d Clwrclsci Chrst, - - :' I .1 IV I A "PrvIce of recognition for the graduating clu,sia, ,Saafard '.' .' 4 Naval GRADS For the fourth summer, First Linda McKee, activities July 23 (2-3:30 p.m.) Presbyterian Church of Sanford On July 2, 2-3:30 pm., with including Creative Dramatics, will offer a Creative Arts Judy Robb as director for the Potpourri, woodworking Program to the Sanford day, Creative Dramatics, candle making and siwink art. Community for three-year-olds Potpourri, flower baskets, dip Director on July 30 will be through senior highs. glaze flowers and nature craft Mary Jean Berrien with Registration is limited to 75. will be on the agenda. -, =-. Creative Dramatics is a new Carolyn Durak and Jane Creative Driunatics, Potpourri, (i, addition wliich increases Porter will be directors on July craft sticks, macrame, color Sensory ubureiIes iii the noild 9, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. when thebook Yarn. - around us through imagination, entire group will go to Ft. 1.anc A field day in the Fourth expression, motion, pan- Park on Lake Harney for Street Park and home made lee ~_7 tornime, improvisation and role nature exploring and a picnic. cream will climaA the series on playing. July 16 (-:30 p.m.) fun will Aug. 6 and a marionette show On June 25, 2-3:30 p.m., ac- include ' ,..ative Dramatics, will be neld 2-5 p.m. In fellow-. t1'lties will include Creative Potpourri, peace flowers, ship hall. Judy Robb and Jane Dramatics, Potpourri, tie-dye, baking cookies and Iecther Porter will be directors. stuffed animals, paper bag burning with Judy Robb as For Information call the puppets and sock puppets. direttor. Tracy Albert will direct church office or Ms. Robb. IDirector for the clay will be OTHER CHURCHIS Grant Chsp#4 A M I Chvrch, Oviedo C*WCh44uI$1SChrfsI44Lat?e,y%1j441311p0,, laster. 014104.. Church. St. JsIwt Chryisjt.in Chapel , Hw'y. I? 47, Per. Park ., - A a Chvivos Community chierrh LuVHLItAN Attention Luther.. Churcp. 0verbrooi Di-. C1smsbery Goid Shepherd United Lutheran. 31$ S Oilandn OrLutherin Church of PvOw,des't., D.tsena LvTherasC hwrOieS m.a.d.,mer, 503W fl?Is PI, Mesiwih Luthora. Church, G.Idei, Days Di £ Hwy Cass$Isrr5 $1 (uSes Lutheran CP'uuPi, RI 13$ SIaw*a CONOR BOAT IONAL - C re tiv SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Forest take Sewpntpi Day Ad,,i,.,, Church, Ha 43$ Fonist City Sevi-ip Day A4,,,,t,,t Church. M4?tarJ Ave Albin.t, Sprl.s Sanford Seventh Day A4vint5I Church, 71h £ Elm WsMefSpfin45 Se ve nth Day Advent,stChy,c1,445,,,,,(Id POO& WtSityan Aillefliodett. It 44 W &I pooli All Satols Epi$,;op4j C%W ch, Ir DoBary AV#.,[frielprits, Christ C$4140"l Chvirck Loing-wood P4015 Crot Ipitcopil Path Ave, 114th 51 CHRISTIAN First thlstaan Church, 1447$ Sas's,,i Saciord (lw,lia. Church. 131 W Airpost I-id Nor0t4de Chr,sI,aj Church. Florida Haven, Dv- , Maittand 1e , iSa Rd as Jen sen Lakeview Chw stta. Churchget 1pts U?sal, Community Pfflby$tp Churh, Upsala II Westm,nste, P'esByt,r,.. Church. Red Su Nd. Casmelserry S- Jam,, A ME Offipt Cypress SI Moty's A M.E Church St., as Ill, Oston $ t Paul's Methodist Church. Osteva Rd. Pitcipri. Stallard M.rnavlai Church. S D.Sary EPISCOPAL D,l?ori, _: Church, till Palm $piiii5 Nd, AItan,in$e Chwck 44 God. 1403W 14th 55 Church of 0ed is Christ. 0-vied. Church 44 (pod Prsphey. 25445 Elm Ave Church as CodeS Pr.pt'ery, 1441 Pf5l$U$in Ave - CalhohC Church. kuns.9 Dr heir •ultwt Rd. il M-IIS Prsbyter,in CkWth Of 04d Aillistsiso. Enterprise 'iscus Church *4 God. ltl't /4 SHIv St Sarforo St hUtY hUSS"LOSO WhOk ChWttl, 11401"ind Ave . Altsmoolo Srso" MacOde,wa L.r$$4*ft Saptiit Churc h 044 04*?? Rd. Osleen Mernill Glory £p-tst r.hurch. Geneva Hwy MI, te4arsah Pry tiv lap-Hat. 1101 Licut) Ave. Sanford Mt ,'),,,* M'is*ne'p l*pt'iS Chuict. SasLeiwde 5,,ns Rd. .- CHURCH OP GOD ChurA at Ihi Hat,vty, Lake Miry All Souls CatlIol,c Church, 15* (i.e A.,, Sanfi,S St *ius Catholic Church. Dogwood Trail. DeBary ...... tttSt. Forest City Sip-ta, ChurcIm Pint Baptist Church of De? FowMan Head lapts? Church. Ovieds -- Sp,rnV Fla Navin Dr. tt.liland Chur ch 44 God. 143 Nétkery Wilkarn Cliapof lAasiaooiry Baptist Church. Mart & W*lIaa$ St. Church of 0.090* Fir? Sap's? Church of Santordo NSI*tdi Church of Chris,, 8410foll OWCA, P840111 SOW109% Rd. Anansealle Sairl"s Fir-il Church 44 O,flfla ch 44 Liii Mary &cpStiJ C Fu? Sipis, Church if Led, Merne CR*Ch £Graat Fir,? Sap?,stChiWChef L-in,..Sd. Fine M Baptist. ;m Narvwtl United M.nverisl Church, £ Delary Ave. Pnl.rp,,s, Boar Lake United Methed.t Church b,thel A ME. Church Canaan Hgt$. Catsolberry Communat1 United Metnodvit Church. Hwy. Il-fl £ Pines R i dge N4. CaSs.elbeuy Diliry Community MCth.dist Church, W H4lb,nk, Rd - D.Rary F.I? U9'?td P.'.IPi$l (P'vnc$. IS Pars A,. F i rst Methodil Church of Cviedo First Southern Methodist Church, 3440 Sanford Ave Frq Methodist Church. 244W 4th St Geneva MethIodist Church, Geneva Grace United Methodist Church. Airport Bin CP'ur(Pl of Cittit? Longwood (hvr(h ct Cfci? Pa!a Church *1 Christ, W. 17th It P Ap.;Itkoowii Baptist chwCol. Can#&* Mrs -;-- p7-.' Adult.sandteenagersishing Directors are Mrs Marion Friday, July 711 The hours to participate in the annual llockhill,Mrs. Kay Hosick and diers through teens. Rev, and Deltona ('ommunity Day Camo Mrs SLLVIn I"rpdpris'kcrtn Nit& Douglas E. Porter are co. _.-,-.4. as volunteers are invited to Camp activities will include directors of the school. The attend a planning meeting Wednesday t 10 am. in the story time, shuffleboard, theme for study ts"uvingWith music, bicycle riding, drama, Bible Heroes." Songs, hand. social hall of Our lady of the Lakes Catholic Church on arts and crafts, fishing, (-raft and flag salutes are also crocheting, square dancing, planned. There is no Maximilian Street, L)eltona. scheduled go, sewing, swimming, sports registration fee. The Day Camp is and games. for Aug. 4-15 (ruin 9 to 11:30 Redeemer Lutheran Representatives of Deltona a.m. at various locations in the community. Children from United Methodist Church, Our Lutheran Church of Thc kindergarten through sixth Lady of the Lakes, Temple "-,. gradeareeligibletoattendThe Shalom, United Church, Redeemer will hold Its annual $1. registration fee will cover American Legion Junior Vacation Bible School June 9 r and Auxiliary, Vann Park Shuf- 20th, Monday through Friday, 9 cost of insurance fleboard Club and the Fishing to 11:30 a.m. Children of the materials. - 'ri.I flUIIIt - METHODIST CHURCH OF CHRIST Church ci Christ, 1113 S Park Ave. Chur ch 44 Ct-ti,t at Lale £IIin. U S. 17 tIN Ceswll.erry SeweR kmi,w$e Churche, Chrs,I 14,0 Lske Newell ug ChVIChIICIVI$?.44SPCIAISP,,,11$Or ,Allamwit,SNS Chwh of C)w.,t, Geneva St Jif'e MisiRinary 1t;Irst Church. fib C,'.0 '.1 Firm samist c1twes a$ 0411lary IF H-op. Baptist Ch ur ch, tresI Cit, Ccmmvii?y Cen•r F.r,*S City SeeM? C'!vary Misiiinary lapit?. 1124W- 13Th 5?. 5,-u Salem Pvlrniliv Baptist CIuutcIt. 1114W IflR St Slew UI. lain BapI,st Church ml Pear Ave ISvtøa Par-b Baptist Church, 3142 W 24Th St. P, e$es SapftØ (P'ipql. I$t W First Sen-el, Sgi"tord Pine-crest loptist Church. ill W Airp-*rt Blvd Prar., Late lapt,?. Rd, Fir", p,, Pi.'.,I M.i.niry Baptist Church. U-twap Sond smnt $A-n4eea.ry BipitsI CPVf CR WitS 5in4e,'d Senlind laplisi Chur ch, 3H$ Palmqt$e it JamesM.ssienary Baptist Church. St Rd III. Ost,.n St Pout Ba ptist Church. III Pin* Ave. .-. -; ''-"- — program First AsianiWy 44 God . 17Th £ Elm wa. - . WILSOWMAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson . 11. 'r ACADEMY i, ______ Free Mafhndlcf .. . WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice 1. Wilson and Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance - -. ak- __ . - .1 ___ 'r~:- • - - • "' rf ,-h,r,n Li_ U UI 1115 birthday and the 43rd anniversary of his ordination. After a special program of music by the church choir, a folk quartet and the Seminole Singers, refreshments were sen-ed Including this coke made by Mrs. Sandy King. crcmyCIO el ORS PR EST u-.,. 5.1. ..._i.i.i,....... VL IIIIUUI LU I•, ij 1u1 JII U tILL I UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AdvntlI Church, Maitland Awen,e, Altamenle tJushS.ouThelSN-4)4) LymenH Klrkwed P t" Sunday School Worship 11 01a in HON p q' • The Rev. William G. Neidert - - hr Sunday Services at The Seivenths4.y - . PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave . Lake Mary 4$am Rev A F. Stevens Minister 110pm Sunday Church School S 11am I; YoutPi Group 1011 IS In SAPILANDO UNITED -*.dCMi, P,Ithc. I II o in ''t I NV!JI) I CHURCH - -- --- PMneI)IZtal Oc;anied jyn II. 1573. LSA4wed Mooft ..---------- ',.'' ' Lutheran Church, Overbrook Drive, Ca.sselberry, The men of Redeemer are will hold a Vacation Bible Provlden e sponsoring a carport sale today School, June 16-27 from 9 to Thursday, atI2:30p.m.inthe and Saturday morning at the 11:15 a.m. under the direction "" lutheranch Church Providence urc Boys and o nce Vernon Fedderson home at of Ed Kwia I. Bo a Fellowship Hall, the Women's Middle Street and Lake Mary threeyear.old through eighth Guild will hold a Salad Len. Boulevard in Lake Mary. grade are eligible. Theme is a ' -- Nuriq,&k5ndeqsart,, - Kindergarten- MIS LASH-QUEEN CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff aa -_ ii- it 114 _______________ tI wv paflo. — . Volunteers - -- - '4 IV , # r "Gos pel Sing." G roups ticipating are the Florida Peacemakers the Ransbottom Family, ' the Gregory Family, the Coffman and Baldwin Quartet,the Central Baptist Ensemble, Mrs. Lorraine Gillyard, and Ten Harper at Wor-W04 SatvtdayMoi,l,44Iast 424pm UMYF -~ - PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH IlC Park Ave Friday Saturday John Romans 3 1-5 3 21-24 i. I r.. 11 ____ - ~ j ' _____ dress OP in I thea time gone by (1875-1925). Dinner on the ground will fol.low the morning worship After dinner 'everyone will 710pm Svpt - t _____________ - Central bservi "Old . - Assist Pastor I! ____________ ....en1ra1 iOpsiSi Presbyterian Wed Bible study IS Prayer sery I 34 p in First Wednesday Fellowship ASI Ebb ________ r 11 92 Hwy I Lake Mary Blvd, M"novIl Wwshlp Sunday Numbers 20&9 FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST E all S,caedStreql Sunday service £ 124pm I lop m 1:00if Ill I Mpm F (i-'.-r S,IC51-1 Christian Ive*ngkrvece 11 There vAll be millions of adults and children in church n" Sunday. They are seeking spiritual truth gaining Christian convictions.. not because they need some religion to die with-because they need Faith to nyc by Assoc Pastor 3-IS p. m . I -. P.,,., elblir study Two% Eve Hwy I7SIllPineylide,Ed ,jfl ,'ut iH , 0 11.048 m (w,nsWo,shsp the danq!rous pnncpk' that last mu1u1c crarnmuJ - W Services *if% ctasws IV &11 it"s es UMYF I lop in -- i k7 I • • .- You've heard of rx-ople being comN. ,ried to Christianitv o-,i ,,i,,,:r (!,,Ii0,'-- I Trio' A, 0,i,-- i)-,::~-'J cross. so Gad'; k sah.'anon to a penitent thief on ih r.'.ch' tit i".n n the fr.t hitu to th L can on Him In fait h . 1:34pm I R %unlandEstal•s Is If she has kept up u.th the course all temi, she'll not flunk on the midnight oil to 'I, h" through 'h •. . T, 7:34 p in 1:24pm. - COMMUNITY UNITED .!I— .-r--. -_ --- =02ERM _________ confirm a class of adults and children Sunday at the 10 a.m. service at Holy Cross Episcopal Church of Sanford . He ffl preach and celebrate Holy Communion. lie will be in the parish house at 9 a.m. for an open discussion . I )4: to 6 Is tn Sunday Fr,dUcrl,.c, CHRIST UNITED MYF I&dSvm Eve Worship I A 3 Sun - _I, ~ . - 2- . - -. # .. '".-_. - 0 --P_W - J , f _Z_ a Folwell a I i; -1 . .: r - - = Mar-ov 11yorstop - --- ~- S.4_ - I -11'.1 . , 7_. - ~._ zi . A __ 11:00am. LiIvd Hampton -- i 0rd Morning Worship - . .. . i FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH (,n,nOWorth,p -_ - r- . I Wed Sib$# Study - -J* Pastet SWam 1144am Ct'vvch Ith00t -~- .. 141 Oran" Iffoof Rev ERvmGcant Airport Blvd StWoodlawn A*. ! I - I11.0111411 in _ __ - I ___ %- I t GRACE UNITED _______________ t- , . . FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONGW000 I - , - I - . .___ , V*ls*lt r i .. I 10 I _ I ___ I I "a tn • 41 :rn . .• .. . 1 -4 Conquerors Meeting t 'T r I __ Methodist Congregational CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1481 1. Pert Live. III.": m I to 1". I " if In I 34 p M ' Worship is planned for the fall of 1975. early became acquainted with restoration of the agricultural Named for America's great the sorrows of modern man by prductivity of the Holy Land scientist-conservationist who working under Herbert Hoover that he gave his best attention in the last years of his life. died last year, the (crest is on Belgian ther a., Studying old Roman lands of missionary being sponsored by leading agricultural California Christians from the heading up the famine preven- the Middle East, where manfields of agriculture, education, (ion work in China, where made deserts had made pro. erosion rampantly ductise agriculture inpoasible, business, religion and public af was ocstroulg man's abilit:, ic hcCameuPonthe)ougJ,,tsh settlers of Palestine and was "There has been a ready re- produce food He was instrumental in impressed by their zeal in reponse to this most fitting monument to America's fore- building thcU S Soil Conser,a claiming the land of thetr (oreost soil and water conserva. tion Sersice, and his efforts fathers, with the aim of tionist, and to the friendship . tos -d saving the' good earth' restoring the 1101) Land to the tween the people of America subsequently led him to 3?. fertility of Bible times. He and the Holy Land," said Dr. A. countries on four continenU. He wrote the famous "Eleventh M. Boyce, dean emeritus of the warned that mankind could de- Commandment," dealing with tynythøI ci iivt r4t,rirtic1,'n In his en rjrI,l"n tInIi'or f. hwy1 Cnllpø . ironzntnt -fllcn fle felt MOse!J u '111;116111 (it t.iiisn, w prtset'e its S fLuthoran Church in Amorical ~ - ____ - - ~a 1 SW -.1 1 /. lam MornnWcsPtp .:;-. ,-" - the Pass Ofliltol Sit 411 & Church St. 1:14p m . es o us n our need minds and no very great through friends and farridy. wisoom. but God has gone to This love is from G od. This is great trouble to aswe us that ON-' consolation of God He * he he loves u3. Ile has gone the doesn't answer our "whys"; length of Calvary. As Isaiah answers our need for love. "Are expresses ii, "In all their af- the consolations of God small fli C OflS was a flicted and with thee' (Job 15 11) 1124:: and Nuror Dedication of the Walter Clay career of public service. lie was living standards of many Lowdermilk Memorial Forest a Rhodes Scholar and became people, such as the rural Arabs in the Jerusalem hills in Israel an outstanding forester, but he of Nor th Af rica , It was to the •1 Pastor Sunday ' l7$4WIThSUoel WV ;: SPIRITUAL TEMPLE Ant. Pastor M$ng We -tRip Wed, ivo S1blI$holy Wed Bible study NYPI Patter - I Now lcaIseLlWary Building (behind •.s $unIay$clsol F00S,wsMp R t v 9 I met A It ovittior Sund.tiSctio.i - OV9ftWM~RvbvLrWklSa4 Poster Library Club oItWns Rev.Fred NesS Bible Study Ewtal", S#rvjtj Early Service __~ ._. ! 1Z I ' Teachers ~ins 714 0 m. S otwdav Nighl-1110y L Wilson V4,ilMau "The Luther an Mawr" sod TV -,This 11 the Lift' Kin -- p It' .. I Befits Benefactor 1~1 - r are all childr en Willia m - WISI SANFORD FREE WILL HOLINESS CHURCH k4onsay Wo,smi, -_ - i -_ ?:o4i; m a voilloF4 *Orshi P Wednnday Might Bible Study F,,day NØI- Sal -V ~ -~ "', -_., - 1VIV-1----P1~ -. . . - . ' flr W61118 Spoil Fr. Fj. = . . ZI - _____ .. - ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH tllOskAvvS.oiOe,d --a I 4 . ~i o ainoiic -.- %, _____ - -.i ; : 'j, 0-ariW Blvd Lake M ore* *24::. LssUarv Flo Row Paul Tr,$Wl Sunda$choI B LUTHERANCHURCHOF R DEEME 1=:!I___ __________________________________________ W.I-ili 11:648 m. 6 "Ism. I:341 a in suindiiiq school Wed Paye, Service - . its - — - 9:418ift. , '' 9 41 am Sunday School Is So am Morning Worship A Of r Recto, Youth Move I -sop In C urate Evone0ist Sitrwlt* I.00 a m 9, 00 & m. Nvtstfv Provided for Oil SffvICfS 10 04 a r" .-., - sooday schow - ____ -. E LDKIII Spit I 0101 BAPTIST CHUR CM me-09 Worsoks OF THE NAZARENE 11ili .......~ I IT' Ff I , ~Tff: _- a - - r8l*oo 1 Np in. OF THE HAZAENE __ • . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH GO ."' . Sun, Ev, *oritiip fl I I ~ - 6 1 ',.r '- MAM3=0 Other Churches 6: It Is on . _,X--:,---.r- _Z:_ - __ .II. 204pm l $pm Chwch Training NiM Scvc Thellow Lorejo Soper The Rev Carl T.Canmq "311 Communion Church School Family Service ___________ Patter , 4I I - - _ ~ IS bible S Sij rids V $(hoot - - - £ Evening Wershist PotS,, ..: FamIy . PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Hi4hwey44Wftt Paul jOnni 9-458 M unday School ,. EplscopaI -1 _______ I 10pm I )Ipm Bible Class Morning worship are. P,IlQ,,$1,s .~~ 1 , - I. ,; M~ ,, c-. - . NA ZAR ENE It R1 #A Genova .- — : 411pm 1:24pm 2:44pm tub ,4tsiic$ervsc,, Wed aytf B ible S tudy s. .. 1. - 4 ... j14 :-: PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCm 2634 Palwatfife AV*. Rev.0, E. Hoot" - THE A qml~11L. * I ~- - - u GOOD SHEpHEwO pastoi Even,n Service wed,ltsday Bible Clail 41 (veol4.W.oihep 11 .. .. -_~ %.. 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Iflft $I & Gas A" 111411W leffman Pallor Sor"81111" 9 is& m MWIN400g Wer0lip Cborc% Trairwas $Aip m WOdPr jyqS q,0 ,,, ,, 1vtoorill $of Vice - / •.::_r - - Church GENEVA CHURCH - / . 1% - -\ 07 ) .el I _____F _ -=-. _____ i__ -==- " _ ~111111111111 •.P ___ Sunday School r- _gr ..:;---. _____ 11,1140 tn _____ .- - _____ CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBI V - ______ —- Mt orship __ ________ ________ 4110 Sunday School ___ Suallay School • L,øwQOd. F1' JustIattfIntet$t$lI Assembly Of God FIRST ASSEMBLY CF OCiD CHURCH Cot, IM and Elm Would ft really console us if the angel of his-presence saved our "whys" were answered 9 them In his love and in his Why the child had to meet that piety he redeemed them; deadly virus, and why he could he bare them, and carried them 1 not fight Ii off? Why the road all the days of old." (Isaiah Was wet Just then and why you 63:9) were on the c rve at the fatal The great consolations are moment. If we had an arswer, love and In helping. There is a scientific and philosophical love in this world. In the midst ! I explanation, for ali our bruising of the misery, death, rc,bbery questions, would that comfort and horrible crimes per. petrated on man in this life, A (.hild is not comforted by there is the experience of love' 11anv people tI! m" n' U'e being told Jtzst wh:, hi., to:, tci or ishy his finger hurts unique and revealing ex when it is pinched In a car door perience which they encounter or why his stomach aches The at the time of sickness and . . break, the hurt, the aches are sorrow. ThcY tell of the helping not removed b:, ixplaitation hand and extended arm of mercy durt the time of their feeling that his mother loves need. The y seem to be SUt prised at the ministry ajId nd that she can do , (rlendq who haw' nwihly),,ipn taie fl ' (U lJUt1h',t , , ktn r V)11 a m MO -- II ,r .. Moravian Iabbaffihihl Minister First flnntf it Ch,,rrh I - '. - Ff-1 . -1 .r_~ . ~ - -- .I - , , ly l)ft J. TEL) COSMATO, I 114p m. Evening worship woo Prover moot ~ :) 1 14 0% __ AA , _. _ _ Forest iviemoria __ _.fl~~_.___. iw i --i , 1`-4mNVI, _~_,%_._i 4 _~.9--7. -ww---.-,. ._.,P# .; __ F'*,-.!I 0 W1111111 . ^"Ita.",, *~ Ir *A~o --% ... A.I _ - 44~~ 0 V !, S,* W1, - -, - FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH 2144 Sanford Ave. 4:41 •m, Sunday School lI:$$o.n. Morning Worship :Sptn. EpwerThLIeSUI 244pm Wed Eve PvayeqMes$ng r Methodist W _t -.Mf* 4v.0v~~W, .1 , ai,_At ,~ - Pastor's Corner 0 IS THE SEVCNTH OAT ADVENTIST CHURCH rot,,, City-SR 4)4 0 Iian Tort Poster Pijc's LewisH44nPisl1 £ I A. kuTh Satvi-dau 5vvlc,i krvjctt. Sabbath SiSilo ii' Sabbath School Vespers X mision bs#ti Evening Service Friday, May 30, Southern Adventist . -- - - -,-. - - ' . .-------- -._---- ------ -----._------- --_.--_.---- -_ -_-_ __-v- - -- ,h-'-'-v-- - , • . -- -- - -- -- - .---- --- -.- _ ____ —. .-. - -- -_ -._-. - - �. I , 7 L W . A -& I, Evening Herald, Sanford, FL SPORTS '0 Friday, May 30, 175-41A 0 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -J Friday, May30, 197S-11B il 4 A, -~ ~. -I-~ - . -.1-__ k, i . - _ . ,M =-~ __.: r. W 1 -~ *Q .., -I -I .-_=—= __ S ~.-Iff -.a. .. 't4 IF-r , 1 -- 1z, __ --t-&-T .., I I ___ __ __ -05 11 .y n= Af1 I, .. ,- .. . 'C. 1 , _L__.fiW_--,?_ - .s .- __ - - __ 'w. i__ 4 —-q —— _.- 'T :101Z R-i::: - 1 - -- M rr , __ i ri -.. 1 i - ~ - ~- -:~ I;~~_ - - c,~ ' __ i ,, 0 -, .:, ;. - I _-5k. - e J . I . N - . Pilot Club Of t ! I; h . ' Walker (second right) was the houoree at a Coke and Chatter Party May 28 Mrs Walter A Cook, hostess presents Laura with a special gut. Among friends and other graduates attending were Wend) Walker and Patti Me) ers left)and Sherry Cook (right) Patti and Wendy ass is ted the hostess with th e arrangem ents and serving About 27 friends a tten ded the late af te rnoon party and ce lebration '-i-' 40 • _~~ DELTONA — John Lout- - , ,j' I . 't e ~ J 6 6 1 '1' . .0 -4 -- . - .- The 14 . ,. I -:~,_ - I threads, 'SW ,s,n £---.-i-apes r es . recorded Marriage A Secret After Five DEAR ABBY: Danny and I FRAZZLED NERVES have seen married for five DEAR re FRAZZLED: i can't years. He had just been figu m out, either. But you divorced, and I had never been can bet the rent that Danny is married before. keepLog something from you. Danny was 42 at the time. You ha No choices: la Abby, be still hasn't told is up your mind that )OU don't family that we are married. His give a boot whether or not ca-wife and sister are very family knows you are clo e — like sisters- and his mrrI, nr tIi him that If h sister never gave up hope that doesn't announce your Danny and his ex would get marriage by the fourth of July, back tccther. there will be firework! They know about me, but 1 DEAR ABBY: We recently guess they must think Danny moved to another city where and! are just living together. I my husband was appointed to never liked the Idea of his keep- an executive position. lag our marriage a seeret from He told me that we should hie farniy, but he has forbidden wait until the wives of execume to tell them and keeps tives invite us before we make saying that he will tell them at any OWtFJTeS to socialize with the "proper" time, them. Abby, this really upsets me. lAster I found out that every What is he waiting for? When I wife of a peanut clerk had intiring it up, he says that I am vited top-management people being childish and that I should to their homes, their invi ta tions trust him , had been accepted and a good 'This bothers me so much I time was had by all, think I am going to have a Knowing this, shculd we rervous breakdown. Can you invite management who are aboie mv husband in rank figure him out' l can't. -s - - --------- .- - •t IlL I . I a OVIEDO — Wl,at kind of football season does Ov iedo expect to ha ve? "We're going to win them all," Head Football Coach Bill Klein said without hesitation. "If you don't think you're going to win them all , there's no use trying." ~* 4 44WI . '.4 I-- I 0 A : -- - ' , . '- - ... 47 - P1; ' ".. ' . 11 ' ', 1. . *~ I 1 .- _. ,___ a_ ~- - • - -- I ... ,_ - o .. ... - icen ennia Da throughout the Orlando area for its musical txcellence. The members represent many denominations, rehearse weekly and continually audition musicians for the coming concert series. Spurr, director of the Calvary Concert Choir is Minister of Music at Winter Park's Calvary Assembly church and says..."the entire "Freedom Celebration" concert will be full of reminders of this country's colorful past and its promising future. It will include familiar songs of national pride and bright new musical creations %Titten for this very special concwt." Apollo 15 Astronaut, Jim Irwin, will be a very special S ( attraction at "Freedom Celebration." Irwin drovv the first vehicle on the moon during his dramatic space mission and will relate the excitement of that special occasion'. Mr. Irwin will also present the most exicting 10 -- -_ _,~= - () ./ 'z,1;.rm , ) may be sent to Calvary Concert Choir, 1918 MIller, Winter Park, Florida 32789. Tickets may be purchased at Streeps Music Company. 641 N. Orange. All tickets are general admission. . T~x Uons were 5-5 last year. losing three games in the last two minutes. Clennie Patterson is of! to West Point. And 18 starters from last s team graduate In a week. But a lively spring has stirred a favorable forecast from Klein. hinnv ..... with nrint/ hr!I't,,'.. "I'm r'aI "rrJ said. "Attitudes real good, and I think we'veefound a nude Out there. "The kids ve responded well to practice. Well accomplish 5 1,80OdbhumnfaC his is one of t he best pr Ive ever had." Oviedo ha been practicing 3 hours a day. The lions work on fundamentals for two hours and then scrimmage. , A Plant IIJJ : PIANOS -:- Dry Cleaning si Prices Jind coin bvdltt : Iaindry : gl. I1IYIC* meiphr Located :,01 .m, daily. FAIRWAY PLAZA : ORLANDO t AP 1. •: On Hwy 1792 at 27th 372 973 Try v 1111k. it, Dr. ::: 4. '-- 1. ~ s'- ____ . ' Fim . . _______________ Fickering us Pickering L ' -- __ IYA'LTf11lW ' __ __ Sod• _________________ ____________________________________________ - I I " _ ! , •* 04111 ,SP ,.-*-.,,- 646k — 1 ,;. i I V 46 for Two of them — Florida State's Hugh Durham and Jacksonville's Bob Gottlieb arrived simultaneously as Dawkins and Pennington headed out of the door, bound for the airport and a visit to the University of Kansas A tug o' war developed as Durham and Gottlieb compettd for Dawkins' attention, - 4' 0 C- •.' . 0__JA2ft4,;"0F%0dW0N ,~ ••• , *4 ) & -- - ' 10, I N. '. Z, • - I ~. .4 , ic ", LAL _1 ••_ - So many of these boys have never played before. I'd say 70 cent haven't played. So we're teaching them how to block and how to per man S tackle. Hounds ' spring's or. — Dick Copeland Inex e 1 d . By TOM KEYSER Herald Sports Editor LONGWOOD— Lyman Head Football Coach Dick Copeland was stretc he d out on th e grass and dirt Of the boys remaining, the biggest lineman is 195 pounds. "But we'll be a right if the boys don't mind the work," he said. - or third. The jamboree starts at 7:30. Lynian was 3.7 last year. and the JVs were 0.7. -- -L - . - ' .' - t k__~~__:~_ 1. -:, Z -.;W-- - ~ I .6- -I ~ - ;I - - -. —. 14~1I -. - . . A +In Y'l +11 .............•• Copeland will lead his into t~e four-team spring Jamboree toriight at Lake Brantley High School.Lyman in play Seminole in the first quarter and Lake Brantley in the fouih. second, and Seminole and Bishop Moore battle in the - ,/ . .-0.4-- . -. In addition to Swearingen and Burkhart, who quarterbacked Lyman half of last season, Copeland's nucleus is 195-pound offensive guard Jerry Human. guard Rick Bennett, who Is a transfer from ArkanSaS, split end Danny Williams, wingback Horace A.lexander, defensive tackles Herb Felder and Robert 1 irt. iir.k..,.knrc ...,l J and safe ti es Jim B! Jim Barron and Steve Lang. "To tell you thde truth," Copeland said. "It's hard to pick out indi vi we've got a pretty well-balanced am." ,.,• •-W Lyman will be on the road for the first four games in the fall. The opener Ridge, the defending district hampion. "I'd rat he r get read)' f or somebod) like that early in the season," Copeland said, . 10 . - Greyhounds ta ke on Boone, Colonial and Winter Park before meeting Edgewater at home. Oak Ridge, Winter Park, Edgewater and Boone, which later in the season, are Metr o Co (erence powers. "If we get some sophomores to come around and by next fall, Copeland said, "we'11 be in g ood - Lyman plays - Aw, mature _________________ __________________ i cut pact totaiing more than $1 milli on, and In(IicaUon were 1 will get College recruiters began descending on Evans High more than a year ago, impressed with Dawkins strength, agility and shooting I. If .a • 's Sha Jy Dea -- __, ,,- offered money. Sixty dollari a week. Then $150 a week. One of them even offered me a new outfit street clothes e very game' It is illegal .--. --for colleges to offer players in ducemnents beyond tuition, books and $15 mon thly laundry money. The 16-year-old, 6-10 Evans High School star said hit will sign .1 contract today with the t)k.In,l,.t.I,in 7...p l'hn tn.m cnlnnIml 11 1.1 i I Iu.uuvqJ.I1 I.I, LUlL ILU449.F- oLLILu L,U III ltIII. UI the first round of the National Basketball Association draft Thursday. 'Yeah, I thought for awhile It was great," Dawkins said, reflecting on the tempting college offers. "But then I realized that if you took it, It for the team and might mean me." Dawkin., credited Evans basketball Coach Fred Pennington with helping him to view the college offers in the proper perspective, '1 told him the Cadillac was worth, what, ten thousand? Eleven thousand?," said Pennington. "I told him that wasn't worth the chance; that it would be a drop in the bucket one of these days." Dawkins, who averaged 25.9 points a game this year in leading his team to the Florida AAAA crown, refused to disclose details of the 76ers' contract. But tie said his goal was to get a seven year, probation ___ ' ~" ;~.Vsvpqp r • i; i" - OR Ly _____________________________________________ Darryl "Dr. D" Dawkins .i riuuwer of iuegaiozzers irom college ba sketball toadies hoping to persuade him not to join the pros dii ectl) from high school , Iwasoffired near a Cadillac)," Dawkins 1A P ' in D -- • ___ _____________ i-4- . • - . X — n — i4w LAUNDROMAT .j1. ____ __ __ ___ r . I ' ~ % ' ; • DI (OPElND ttL• - __w -, , ov%Ay House Plant Items as a Shower for the bride-to-he and included for such Sunbonnet and Bn-erage Can hat tenn is rackett cover, knitted help her decorate he ___________________ with green. Gifts or prizes could ular teen-age hat _________________ o maps, tppestries, banners, nude from beverage cans, a als Include accessories, such crocheted bedas a watering can1 plant ewe flags, quilts and other forms o n ma ual, and Jard te res Send needlework. spread, a lacy round tablecloth , IiuI$l V'IUI 1vc.ai Approaching our Bicen- pillow covers, holiday favor — a small potted plant to tennlal year, we still take pride decorations and toys of enjoy for months to come in fine needlework The new You'll find a rich collection edition of - The Needlework patterns for afghans and quilts , Album, available exclusively to for pretty aprons, linen emreaders of this newspaper, broideries, samplers, items for otters a special Bicentennial the home, pill ow covers and collection of needlework pat- loads of stuffed toys including a terns. If you're looking for a wonderful Santa wi th jingle bell ndni r twnli'I In ,rrarfr . oift fin,,.,-. r b as a Bicentennial salute or as a To get your copy of the new you?" I am only 21, so why do people personal remembrance of our Needlework Album, send $1.2 th birthday, here's the place with your name, address and act as thought liii an old mald' to stxp. up to Album, SUtchin' Time, co Abby, not everj girl Li dying Four embroidery designs are this newspaper, Box 503, Radio get married. I enjoy being inspired by the verses to City Station New York, N.Y. single and not having "America, the Beautiful." The 10019. problems of a Besides. I've got plenty of time. . If you print this in your — 1 column, I'm gcing to cut it out, • -arry it wi th nir timid hand It to the next person who puts me on .' _ : the spot -.4th a dumb q'iestlon --I about marriage. IANO SINGLE AND IJKE..S IT —J1_ # .., I to Bob Burkhart. "Can you feel his hand'' "' Copeland asked. "Put Jolmon, defensive end and tig . ht end Morris Hedges, guard and defensive end Don Jacobs, pressure on him, left him off the ground if you can. tackle Tom Fenton wingback and cornerback And he'll sit down." Copeland took the map and it was good. fie took Rick Evans, and tailbacks Dillard Gould and another one and it was good too. Hureal Bell. All right," Copeland said. 'That's enough. No Fenton is 6-4, 275 pounds. Well have to search a little to find tackles," it's not." Ile told the pair to make theirway to the dressing " said. Klein room, hi king th e ball, and getting it right, every 10 .-----At.h,...... .. L4UI1 a re playing offense andn steps. ii it wa a badcksnap ri it was to be done again. defense in f' Klein eyes twlatoo Dark blue and bla ds were barreling in f oo t ba ll lfl the all. from th e th , and there clou were no varsity football More than 43 players a few of them junior players left I souon th e field. Copeland was alone, waiting sity, are on the gridiron this pring. Last for the freshmen. year's Oviedo JVs, which must produce s `Mis is our big dilenuna," Copeland said. "So , were 44 and second in the Orange many of these boys have never played before. I'd say Belt Conference. cent — Tom Keyser 70 r t his creates a lot of problen. "So we're how at's what spr ings for. Just hI ck , ta ckle and\tore to read keys on de fense." th an 100 boys were playing football at man when spring practice began. There are 64 left. a lot got disgusted and quit," Copeland said. tie of them had real possibilities. That hurts me more than anything, that they won't stick with I afghan. - " ' guard Joe Finney, tackle and linebacker Chip BILL KLEIN ! . A limited number of tickets are available. Mail orders • ; Itt ~~ -, V I rdnutesof his historic mission jna sound color f. Complete directions are ' A alternate at fullback. Reeves, who i3 a tackle, is "I 05 urnis. - 1. _____ • . , I pattern contains transfer, color chart and stitch Illustrations for four landscapes. A pair of mother-daughter sunbonnets are authentically early American but practical for contemporary wear. There are patterns for the old-time patchwork quilts — Lemon Star, Tumbling Block, Sunbonnet Sue and IrKey Tracks. The old favorite lg abin is offered as . A// "And we've got a few people banged up," Klein said The lions will trade practice jerseys for game uniforms tonight when they battle in an intra-squad game at Oviedo. The game Li the third leg of a 11th fry and basketball game between the outgoing seniors and upcoming varsity. The football game starts at 7:30. Oviedo will open the season in the fall at Seminole. The Lions then will tackle New Smyrna Beach, Rockledge, I,ake Howell, Cocoa Beach, Bishop M oore, Astronaut, West Orange, Lake Brantley and Apopka Oviedo returnees are quarterback Lee Ward, Fullbacks Frank Procell and Wayne Stumpf, wingback Billy Merchant, guard Tlm Meeks, kle Jim Reeves and free safety Terry Myers. Ward, who is 6-1, 180 pounds, "threw very well last year and is throwing even better now," according to Klein, . . • / . first? Or should we wait until they invite 'i..s? ViAI1IN(., DEAR WAITING: Become better acquainted first, then invite those whose company you enjoy without eonce,alng your. selves with the pecking order. DEAR ABBY: Roger and I have been dating for three years. We are very happy just dating and not ha'.ing to worry about money, hildren and all the problems most married coupes have. Here's my problem: A day doesn't go by without someone asking, "When are you and Bveryosi has a problem. whars Roger going to get married?" I"Iufl ? For ap.rwtaireply,w,l,.,a ACRY: Ru No. ofl, L.A., CaIII. Or, worse yet, "When are )fOU ,Oo'. Encet, $tamp.d, saIlg',ing to get that guy to marry iddrtted CflIope, pJ,ase, - 4 . ... IdIT . '• •. A . . I 1. - I " . . V-4 1~ At-,*0',,- • . \ r -Irw!'A 4 I.. ••%' ...; . Needlework Part Of American Heritage . '.'1'"" , 1_~, -1. 0 - ' . . . . • • • I • • • • , • .. U. ' ;j':;- " "I . ,j t ~ Musical Deno - ()II) - I Mrs. .. M 10 VVIfl Melvin 1] cap ure,. ' .,§ - ~ ¶, 4 ' .4 - _1 . VFW For food, fun and an old fashioned cake walk, the Greater Sanford Chamber of By JOANNE SQ1REiB learned their letters and Conunerce Building is the place The Herald Services numbers and embroidery to be Saturday night, from 7 Fine needlework is part of our stitches by making samplers. o'clock onwards, when the In- American heritage. Martha Washington, at 69, County Roadrunners C. B. Our museums are filled with needlepointed 12 seat cushions Radio Club holds a Coffee the work of our Colonial in a shell design. One may be Break to which the public Is grandmothers who warmed the seen at Mount Vernon. Other invited bleak New England winters women in the prosperous A full evening of acti vities is with colorful patchwork quilts Virginia area produced fine planned, including the giving and bright crewel embroideries embroideries in silk awa - ofaRovceC.Rrfn nn ki4 e.,A creating t t i , iaoie cipIete urtains. covers. wasitcoats and some Iuc' winner. Troies A delica Daniel Boone wore a leather will be gi ven to the oldest Captain young daughter of coat, embroidere s. dd in dyed person attending, to the person Miles Standish, is the porcupi ne qui ll who travelled furthest to the Museum in Plym oith, As Amtrica grew, her history Coffee Break and to the club Mass. In crly days, young girls was into all sorts of re ""- 1 -' • 4 0%1 ' - I. , 4 _ High School football surfaces briefly tonight, before hibernating until the fall At Oviedo, at Lake Brantley, at St Cloud Seminole County teams are in action Photographer ' on ' Gordon Williamson t r film spring workouts 0 S a Lake ora n iey, le f t, a flu Lyman, below. ' . I ' b . .. -. — I, "..4,, V, a _& Club nurlow Spurr. In the past six months Oils choir has presented major musicals "Alleluia" and "if My People" to standin g-room-crowds and has become well known -P'_-V~' olo . was and trained by internationally known choral director, e , . 4v - - . , \ 'wJ 4- " 1 % ,(4' ( I -'"_t' :r .. V.;" f!. - workshops would be set later. Plata, St. Thomas, San Juan Sixteen members enjo)-ed a and Cap Haitien, Reservations covered dish luncheon at the are riow being taken and an) one close of the meeting. interested i,ia contact Mrs .v.-.._., U"4 president; Virginia Wood, Lions' Officers f . _43- .. ." . 9AW '. lut O" ..,,'.4%q-,9 -__,!;~ k .-N4 , _* "o -,:,t-. IT4 ~ , V- ~.'. 14 - 4 ''. _J.&, . - i S 1:. . -!- * 0,j,--.1 ."T.%,I... ,_ -,_* ,_'' -". .--%,, , . _ -iq ._': '' .t,%, . 4 , ~' f *k " '' .~.,-i;, .. 11 !t - . _t.--C-I I ,.;_, - - I ,;i, ..fa , 4106t ___ - ,.. -_". -,- 1~... '. - -4,I;~~ .. "_*_4wr-:%.-wUI -_. , . it,., . * • a Club Notes musiciain from Central Florida and have been selected this I iii t. - Robert Brisson with the lifetime of deafness. Enjoy a president of the Lions of li%el% Saturda night s en DEl TO',A—Ste%eBaldauff, Deltona Elected to serve with president, Mrs. Carl G TLII tertairtment and at the same president and owner of the him were: Bin Parke, first vicv presiding. Mm V. M. Smi Sanford tune support this worth) cause Steven R. Baldauff Funeral president, Eugene Brambley, announced that the Home on Saxon Boulevard in second vice president; Harry Garden Club had received the Deltona, was elevted and in 1974 .National Award for their stalled as the president of the Emory Caukin secretary; Spring Flower show. A f ter commi ttee reports were DELTONA— The Depart- Southwest Volusta Kiwanis Crouse, treasurer; j0 given former member Mrs. meat of Florida Veterans of Club. Canton, Lion Tamer; Clifford Elected to serve with him are Bird Jr., Tail Twister and Huth Herron installed the World War I and its Ladies following officers in an fin- Auxiliary will held 21s1 Chester Weimer, president- Edmund Shlnton and Harry pressive ceremony: Mrs. P. L Annual Convention in Clear- elect; Will Euverard, vice Bower, as two year directors; Elmore, president; Mrs. water June 5 through 8, with president; Early Hardy, and Robert Wright and LeRoy Robert Briason, vice president Mrs. 011ie Nalan of Ocoee secretary; Herbert Rumage, Roth as one year directors. Roy Ramsey, secretary; presideng at the Auxiliary treasurer, James Arroyo, The Club voted to sponsor a Edward Thacker and George golfer in the tournament for the Mrs. V M Smith, treasurer sessions and 1ex L Mrs Tilhs presented cor year directors and benefit of the Little League and of Melbourne, heading the Hill, as three sages to the new Officers — Barracks sessions at the Alonzo Hardesty, a two year contribute $25 to cover exdirector. purple to the president; red to Harrison Hotel. penses of this project. tl.e vice president; yellow to the Heading the delegation from secretary and green to the the local Barracks and treasurer svnibolize their offices. 1197, will be Mr. and ,Mrs. Mrs. Elrnore appointed her Charles L Edwards. new committee cha irmen: Mrs. Joe Orritt, horticulture; Mrs. The 200 Voice Calvary Concert Choir, with Symphonic Gerald Driskell. world gar- Seniors Set Sail Brass and Strings, will be featured in the first Bidening. Mrs. Tillis, junior Centennial Musical called "Freedom Celebration" at gardening and garden therapy The Happy Senior Citizen Orlando's Municipal Auditorium at 8: 15 p.m. Tue&4 -ayl * a nd Mrs. Roy Ramsey, Club of Seminole Count)' Li June 17. publicity. Mrs. Blanton Owens planning a .seven-day cruise The Calvary Concert Choir is'an unusual group of Ovd. ~ I a .' New officers (below) in the Pilot Club of Sanford were Installed Tuesday night Inaceremon held in the Sanford Chic Center. Officers are (from left Dorothy Pearson, vice president, Letha Fowler, recording secretary, Marge Jernigan, treasurer and Florence Mapes, corresponding secretary. (Hera ld Photo by Tom Vincent) (from The Coffee Break is be Magnolia Circle, Sanford held to raise money which will for furiher information. Tickets . *--;a i:' — ,,, F rank Stitl1e if (adt.rry, — — See Story 2-B I- At Brantley: Four-team spring football jamboree beginning at 7:30 p.m. 1st quarter Seminole and Lyman, 2nd quarter Bishop Moore and Lake Brantley, 3rd quarter — Seminole and Bishop Moore, 4th quarter — Lyman and Lake Brantley. available at the four schools and at the gate. 1tt rLSI fry.: p.m., basketbai ane between last year's seniors and year's varsity at 6 p.m., Oviedo lntra.sivad football game at 7:30 p.m. Tickets available at Oviedo and from Oviedo booster. At St. Cloud: Four-team spring fotbal1 jamboree beginning at 8 p.m. 1st quarter — Apopka and St. Cloud, 2nd quarter — lake Howell and Clennont., 3rd quarter — Apopka and Clermont, 4th quarter — Lake Howell *nd St. Cloud. Lake _.411~ — inct nhIInbers attend,n: Toni ht's Schedule 1 r. , Seminole 111gb School '75 graduate Laura Magnolia Circle i- 4 - r PUi I1tt I ~, C9, ,!,1r-_~C ~ ~_' 0 __ , I i A I - . - 44 , nit AD PARTY ,. . =_._i -.-t . i --- -I ~ -- . 11.. -. - !:- I --r A-.41. t---...--, , - - T- l . I. re vo -i _V 1~ _1 - ~ I COKE N CHATTER P- r __ __ -~11a . __ - D ______________________ ~L _ U9~" -- - - i --1I . 0 W_ New Officers , ___ l q i i~ , e' . - !-, iir! r~ V ____ F--, Ta k e Helm Ti __M .- ,v-' - -- - ft ___kr1 _L I M_ C 6~,__II; , Z_ president i, ~ ~ t ;i - .__ ; i, ` - -.- _ ?_.--. i V ~ .__.- _:. ,T.- k f7 4G;-;:1 - ' Three games, three no-hitters and a forfeit, What? Three games, three no-hitters ana a forfeit. Oh. ___ e Arledge (left), retiring of the Sanford ME Hlh. vice by Dorothy Pearson, Incoming president, at thie Florenc BA N .• - _• D f -. - - - _W_" • r'% P1IF -t 'r'I U1 I I - — ______ b - ____ U" -.!,-. - - _- — We just kit Dawkins told the Sentinel ''I i,I,1 ik.... ....ê ok. _._J .5II • LWIU UIVIII 1141U wçv LU UIV UIUpUIL dlii we just left them standing there." The 245 pound player said he decided to join the pr os because, "I wanted to put my mother in a nicer home and I saw this as a chance to do it earlier. . . I felt I have to do what I think Is best for my family." Harriet Dawkins, who has four other children, was to fly to Philadelphia with her son for the contract signing. Dawkins is the first player to be drafted directly from high school to the NBA. Another (L'... •.. •.. •. Just high school star, Bill Wdoughby of Englewood, NJ., was the second round draft choice of the Atlantic Hawks, I" year, Moses Malone became the first player ever to skip college and turn pro when he joined the lltah Stars of the American Basketball Association. NEW YORK (All) Da vid Thompson, with an opportunity to sign one of the most lucrative con tracts in pro basketball history, S)S he plans to wait until next month's American Basketball Association draft before choosing between the ABA and the National ll.tskttb.ill Assot t!..,l oL ah A ,l....o_ ,,---L_ ..,.L._ __I UIILII LIIVII, tIIItIIIW I ltIWIL5, WJ'U IllauC tOe ZXhilirating Thompson the No. I pick in the NBA draft Thursday, proba bly wil l not decide how much to offer their two other outstanding selections, Marvin Webster and Bill Willoughby. "It's a great thrill Lobe the first player picked, and as to where my future lies, I have to wait until the ABA and then weigh all to what league I'll be playing In," Thompson said following his selection by the Hawks. "Fin happy that Atlanta drafted me, but I just enjoy- basketball and will be happy playing anywhere." The Hawks likely will be batffing the ABA's Denver Nuggets for Thompson's services. The Nuggets have the ABA's No. 1 pick and they already have been openly courting the three-time All-American and twotime Player of the Year, apparently having made some tempting cash overtures. Thc i91!c 6-foot4 star rf oni Nolh Carolina State — ittion •t matters as team spent several days w ith the N late in the ABA season Da id seemed to like our organization and I think lie has reached a pretty good understanding," said Nuggets' forward Bobby Jones. "Of course, I don't tnt to ',.i anything that would hamper the deal , i u ay utmver is nurty ciose, nut strange (flings happen when a player is negotiating." uggets w I_I - , . -. New Orleans Selects R us si a n Ale k sa n d e r Belov Story Page 2-B ------ Atlanta, meanwhile, is In a precarious position because of its financial woes, although owner John Wilcox expressed confidence that the Hawks could afford to sign Thompson, Webster and Willoughby. The problems, if any, could be solved by Wilcox selling the team to more financially sta ble owners, or as has been speculated, the Hawks trading Webster and Willoughby to the New York Knicks for forward Phil Jackson and $1 million. The latter deal, of course, would provide the Hawks with sufficient money to afford Thompson At present, however, they have the luxury of all three players TV 7-0 Webister. a two-time College Division All. America and twice winner of the College Division Playir of the \'tar known as The Human Fras4.r was the Hawks' second pick on the first round and the third player selected over-alt in the draft. Willoughby, a 6-8 forward who averaged 35 poin ts cud 22 rebounds per game last season at Dwight Morrow High School in Englewood, N.J., was the first player chosen on the second round. Willoughby was the second high school player ev r drafted by the NBA. The first was 6-10 Darryl Dawkins from Orlando Evans. He was taken by the Philadelphia 76ers on the first round the fifth player chosen over-all. Dawkins, who averaged 25.9 points per game in his semoryear, said his goal was to get a seven-year, no. cut contract exceeding $1 million. '1 will get that," he said confidently, adding that he was to fl to Phila. delpWa today and sign with the 76ers. One selection, however, left NBA officials in a quandry. That ws New Orleans' pick on the 10th round of Aleksantler Be!ov of the So' ict Union. — -- (.- .r_ ; N+ L -1. �-_ - - __________ ___ - - - - ________-______________- -__________ 1 719 __ - __ - I - Herald, Sanford, 28-Evening Ff. Friday, May 3!d9!. '1 . SC ffmF s( 1_ - 7 Baseball york 1'I Bluegrass (Larrabeel 72 ,1OI;S cmme ttirduled Todayi Games t - e - : 1 - L - 7 3) ,at Boston (Tiant , A s) at I - t .i I Ocala Mighly Mite (No Dr,vrr)-is 1, I Sis Wa-purn (Crank) 10-1. 3 at _ I . . N, mm 3 6) IMediCh New 'York Trooper fLarrab") 5 1; I winning rk of L Mine game's OfllY a Walr iw of 1) , - L 9 5AK&E 10 ( WIN 1 AK53 WPST £ K 6 5-30 -_ IALLEY n -il ~ I n n n OOP by SURE )U ( NOORVILLE,) ...SINCE rnME NT REONSDER '. IT'5 O AND \OUTH RETURNING WIN US L R ME \ ARE NO LONG Q K!) ER MAWES.. ( OU R uiTuui -:'-1- .' pitchers - •..E I \ WELL , VE LEFT ONE E MU BET TER WILL Gro 1 US V 86 O- SAY , _ a 10 5 i of another ____ -: 4 _____ i\ , / !,.~% . - = - - __----- * - \ Ncrih Fast ç ~ I A -- 41, ___ tricks East - Wes t vulnerable /' _ / // I . P,/ I for discard club and while South would have lost two diamond he would not lose even coo ) Cu c lub •jio n / won led a club.South would only lose one club. If he led a third heart as would be likely. South U. lead dron and discard one of dummy's clubs. Th is would set up a diamond A A 9 1075 Weit - I., , ;i,I k~, ~ F I .. W £2 V 74 2 4 A 8 7 62 &K 8 74 SOLTU(fl) ut dU \ BY TO U, MR. /NAME CUBB I PREStDE? I IT D i ALL'JLNNE FOR US! SPE HERE IN NERR' •_.._) EA V Q J 10 9 *K 9 54 &Q96 L ways 32 U ______ -- etflCk3 with his If S th h d h about to avoid having to play clubs he would have saved both energy and his contract. All he had to do was to lead a diamond. If the opponent who £J984 3 1 11 11111 Tumor byDick Wag sure of NORTH JY \ - Il 1 15 of 16 possible ' 1 CARNIVAL _____________ B) OS%SAII) and JA%lf.S JAU)BY '4q;.) t AT BRIDGE Frtday,May3O,WS-38 ON 7 : from EveningHerald, Sanford, Ft. .IOW/NYTI644VEIL YOU NOT TO OWOUT YOUR ANCAE T~40 CAP OFF TAT had hI - a A uuie. ser Jack George's defeated Apex 144. errors. 11tree -Ikcd 15 ApWebb and Coagrave pitched three innings apiece in Apex' .- - - -_ - - Mort Walker I I ' victory ______________ _______________________________ DARN ___ In the other ccheduled Wednesday United Iran. batters. i cit George'sscored13flmsthU spot •z ufliOfl oo a ,or,e. 'to knock of Anti r StrombergA thepou3iyrauieuUi game. To Apex pitchers walked 10 In a ggame played Tuesday p committed five that as rained out May 16, and A p ex c . Kansas city tBuu)v w game a sensaUonal - - BEETLEBAILEY , Wednesday, leading Apex to a 2-1 win over Jack Prosser Ford Ford suffered the defeat, 1. in the Sanford Continental although he gave up one hit, walked only three and stuck out Utde 1,eague. ~ F_ # ;; . . Port (Plef4y) 1. 7 MMtOn Sleek (Crank) Si: $ Hawaiian €e Driver? 2 EIGHTH:i N - Pat, C.1 - U3O: I. SenatoTI(Crank)72.? L och Ou (Werkheiser) 61 3 Smo,e Bear (flralnatd) 5), 1 Heather Chance (Raul 101. S Howa eat S I a Jeff Webb and Bill Corave combined to pitch a no-hitter I Geffruice %%ay (Reguif) 11. 3. Ginger O'Brien (Kucla) 7 2, 4 Easy City 26 York hI - 11 23 439 5 16 26 381 I" Well 585 7 ii S0 3 72 22 S S California 7? 21 471 6 Chlcaoo 70 23 463 61: Thursday's Game Ont I.. e:si Oakland Ne Three --:;. 1, 3 clever irip - Cleveland gliallimorp - - I ' W L Pct. 05 (Britton) 2. S Bannas Baby 22 17 S (NIy) 77. 6 Blissful Dream 21 10 SI? 2 (PenoIasl )1 7 J H Time 70 23 485 J (Werkheisr) 61 OStOfl Kan Munesota 11% IXTH:IM-T?C.2- t47S:i Spetdy Hand (Crank) SI, 7 Golden Anleficin League 1 4 ____ P r_ -A 7i _______ mes No Hitters eit ree G _____ ': OREBOARD 7 NrA s't =:::9 1 iy': f ' _____ ow ow-m=r-2ft- a - Ok -- I -1 I - - i. .1 0 California lFigueros 30). inii ee 'Ke rn i flat JENTH National League East - o*arth Neft York Francisco (Bl: Ii i Chief Mercedes (Neely) I 2, 140t'st:n 15 31 36' lij: Javvees Boy (yuan $1. 7 Sir M ontreal York (koosman 4 21. (A) , Iuston (Koneczny a Ph iladelphia (tonbor 32). (n School's recent All-Sports Banquet, winning the most valuable athlete awards in football and basketball. He aW was named the t improved baseball player. A list of Oviedo award winners follows: Atlanta lCapra 4S) at Pitts Results Cincinnati (Kirby 3)) .t St Ls (Cu is 2)). (n 0 rt H rn ss Homer, best defensive player. FIRST: 1 Sc"-in Demon ( Taylor 1(3)11 404 60 3,20 2 Dusty Ii 15)310)10) Rud'yH(7)360Q(35J Racing SECOND: I Entries Swimming Country ia R Marty Gilmore. most Basketball -Patterson, most valuable, Ed Brodie, best offensive player; Freddie man who scored the disputed winning goal Adorns (Spriggs) 9 2; 3 Bonids King Huey) (7) 10" 700 360 2L Eyre for Russia In the 1972 Olympics, in the loth (029url 5-1. 4 Jack Pw" (LeVan) Thrill (1) 70 00 9 20 3. Ear ly Night round of nursitlay's draft. 6- 11; S. A my GIt I Mercur y III su) I 1; (1) 3 20 0 (I S) %I 30 60 p I y 1) 11 1 03 00 6. Cumban Frisco (Larrab.") 3 It I - T 2,17,4 It was the first time in the 19story of Frisky Donna (Imleswelo) I 1; 0 SIXTH. I Lowden Le* (i, American professional basketball that a Saint Clair Damsel (stevensi Y.2. Brit ton) (3) 20 40 12 00 3 60 2. Spring THIRD: IM -P&COCIMI-SM: Daisy (1) 6 70 3 00 3 Great value i si Russian had been drafted. 340 0 (3 1) 7 P (3 5) $111 60 T There are already many athletes victory Rally (vanderschast) to i. 2 16-3 other countries in other sports," said 3 Cha rt er (Lake) 101 INavy Sue SEVENTH 1 Deleon Jerry Msi*( Jones Neely) "M 'a 00 S W 2L Victoria Hans Bertka vice presi.1entmchargeof basket Richland Smoke (Taylor) $-I. s, Kent Volo (Brainard) S.1; 6 Lee NINTH: I General Jo* (A, juci&) (2) 5.00 3 80 2.90 2. Maiorefft L Bar (Bridges) 9 2; I S~ To Meet $29 "P (2 1) $43 90 T 1 39: 4 (Ho") 3 1 NIyLy8Vthfl;,i dl TENTH: 1 Byrd Shot (.1. Huey) S12 (1Pi7$OSX3007A ) .. a He asked Fox for dress, ,,.. laboriously spelled it out -"Sportkomitet Moskva." d "I would think the learn's major problem would be with the Soviet government, if Belov wants to play in the United States" Fox said 'In m opinion, it will be difficult, Golf -Mark Simon and Jimmy Stamps, most valuable. Wrestling -Sam Horne, most valuable. inning to turn the trick inning. Jeff Fakess u-nasbed a Tuesday. double in the early innings. The April 28 Sanford National Fakess, who pitched the 11 21* P m. US11- Greatest Sports Legends Gaie Savers 7 p rn (2. 11- Baseball worm up 215 p m (2 51- Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers at Chpca. Ci..rj'. fs~n game, B*Von Red Sox at Minrimto Twins _ C.0lfL third round of Atlanta Ctall,c 4 3OPrn(16,13)-cesspoffssmtacuisf Rodrigo Valdez defend& world Boxing Coun,ca m4clie*eight title egaifnf Ramon Aii,encitz at Bogota Columbia finals of Brunswick PSA National Championship of Dow-my, Cal -' - - - - Sp,m (9)- Wide Wor IdoISrts Evil KrueveIattpmptstocIea, & Wembley Stadium in London, taped. lnternatnat Pro ses Track and Field CharnpNortsh;ps At New York's Mcclo"n Square Gorden, Ispea, World charnp,onship D#ffX)l1fion Derby at Islip, N, V. . ,Vltrrnsn~ Study of giant bass produced in 5, 30 P rn (33) - ' ralifornis U SUNDAY scr"l finals match of World Invitational Tennis Classic at Hiito.-i Head Island. S C , taped - - ~~_ 4 p ni f 9) -- Golf F inal rounc; of Atlanta Cias-,,C 4,30 0 m. M)-- Pro Tennt% Rod Laver plays. Cliff Richey in CBS l'isni Classic I ) p m (35)-- 5portmn' Co4umbI. Friend Salmon t.sfln n BritiSh MONDAY .~ I P.M (7. III- "a foaragiols: Look 4f hair cons,cpm baseball p4ayfn to conduct an investigation of the league's constitut.ion to determine whether Belov would be able to play in the NBA. "We've checked him out," Bertka said. -He's a raduate of the Shipbuilding so he's Others in the ,,, treated the signing more lightly. - Coach -. ~ !i WEDNESDAY I 3cri ", iisl Aliants araves at St LOWS carcisnats - m __ -iff - I % JV_ u~ A L. CAMPUS CLATTER IM DISAPPOIN e iii ' T BIMO BURNS with COLLECWS o ( SCHEDULE OF ueA&, •iin I , THIS / . A ND I w j IaI A&l ~% $ book to "Win at Bridge."(c/b this nOWSPAPOI). P 0 Box 489, Radio South led dummy's jack. East c ered ith the king and %es1 -I'S .I Al IH 1. TI A P R Ill; LL Foes 14-8 Americans Rowdy men on the American team and taken to the team bus, where for a period they Auto Train Cooks Recipe Sanford Recreation Depart- singled for the teams seven merit's Metro SoItbaIJ League hits. Jim GI1on slanuned two with a 6-4 win over Famous singles and Nick Brady poked Recipe. double for Famous Recipe. Lake Mrxv Inn d Seaboard 17 hits in its viCtory ol, er the Danny Hale smashed a double and two singles, Dave RiCharde belted three singles, Lloyd Wall slugged a borne run single. and Jimmy Wdliarru ed or IVE Donny Ar4ffson and M 0 BUGS BUNNY ________________________ Awto Train FLAKjN FEUNE 0 Is [~~, I - S) . ~ )?# ,. A Af 'i '!( Ic I by Garry Trudeau r HIM 1 i of 10 .1 )aF? atwr M. ..*44/N . i,lf%~_"., i .f, %--I& ~ C . ~~ J..~ M_, 11 -1-1 .- J t ", SEA , •• )i i ) i 7 I I _ _ by T. K. Ryan I HEM HER FATHER MAPE YOIJ 'We HIM ALON& AS C14APP-RON I IV AVOUT HIM MUST FIE-r-l( . PON'r WANNA I WANNA TAWK ) I WWA7 WAPPENED ALL TWE 1~11 - .! 1( k.- .) I u L--, J\ U I ATE TEM DEAR hM. I l /Il/all 7_\_ - - "' A _4 t ~ LOS ANGELES(AP)-Creditors of the old World Foot. ball League have been offered a setflement on outst,ariding debts that will pay them I tj I I ~)_ I I,.fl , gross revenues for the next 12 years. W11'L President Chris Hemmeter, in a telephone in. terliew was made to creditors even though the new lea gue ha.a no legal responsibility to pay off such outstanding debts. Hosever, the new league is on more firm financial ground than was the WFI, of 1974, he said, and "our plan is to pay off the debts of the old league. The only reason we made this offer was to create an environment in which a new league can survive. - - I - S c.io __________________ , _ _____________ `r ~ AV ," LET ME PELP -Y'ou (IT'S MY GOOD ____________________________ I , DEAR! NOW VVE I \ I I I 0;.~-ZT -( TODA'y' _________ I I 0_1 ., _~ ~~ t ,! " 'T ,. ~; , (r. 11 . >) -f L,_ IP l) . - I I - WINTHROP oi by All Ve"noer MA'OMI \ __J _____________ .--. ' " . ,I,, ~0 ..D PRISCILLA'S POP (1S.) '' I -- TO (BUT IWASGNGT L.L.- GIVE ME T14E FRurr, EM IN Youl? )--" AND I'M IN BUSINESS mzuir ---A-.- _1/1.~T_/`_~ SAL.AD -4' r 4~ ,. ,/~_!~n~ V,. - e-7z : .,% . - , 'J L by Dick CavoIh _________________________________ __________________________________ - .. / ___II_ 55 . . ' - LOVABLE-, _________ V-CNPS2RJL PAL_1TY Maddox Clobbers Rangers / 0 I I 8 I 0-4-0-1 He had struck a mortal blow in his riming feud with 111 .1 - . . . - 10 'gloat Maddox slammed four hits, collected ur RBIs and deli vered a game-winning two-run doub 0 le 'ui mu1 inning y night ,to give uI. Yankees a 7$ victory over the who gave on him - • U'S i. III __ • _~_ . - I I -1 . 1--i ________1l . - ( FROM THE GURUS LIPS -V -- *% - 1~11211 . L 11~~? I --.- -4- I S - V 4 ______ ' - LOVEU.wiLAr'5 THAT 601 TO DO WITH IT, U"CLE PLATO? WHY (N il 1"w\,mow I _1~ " I '? . Itrs~Nl A Y ,-' ________ ____ _______ I - . A. 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NEW POST TIME AReal .r-m_- I I C.11 - - - I ~ __ _ . _ ( C TUMBLEWEED ~II , .4 i 1 /6'O' £'4 I 1 - r111 t 191 \ - i 4f - t IN CENTRAL FLORIDA / HE ii-iir I AM. TH DROOM, AN' TRAT ,_qJIT CY MUMS HIS FAVORITE ~ l;iI,...,1~zr! __i:::>1 HiDIN' _- 0 Debts With Creditors Ma ke The Oslo 00 11- I It __,___-._ . ...._ BRIEF . ____________________________ b H d hi & S f'fel ________________ , r._ FABULOUS TRIFECTAS EVERY RACE Long Hct Summer 400 10 I- 6 1 __;_ ._ . SYLVE.5TE o. ' ____;___ .,_.-__ ____________________ - -ir- General - ' I ~ U-:- 1.~:'_A~ //F I ITCaL 1~ ! " _4, " -) I n 1 iFITE I ________ SE wi .- ________ Davie Magda led Eldridge -- ._ I.... RACE FOR RACE Standard with two lng1es. I J i-c4&5v C THE pok Outcasts --- AR AUVE . SUNSHINE SIATE . ( / I N BAZ ~&4PE. I r AW N6WEN - Iaz ;~ . Fr, -.~,7- = f__71~ 71-ir-.,=%1 (IEAPaFM SI for JACOBY MODERN luySW 7( jq A&IWN V4v v4v' i . . FUNNY BUSINESS ._ . ,_ Autu Train juawd t1w win- inrungs, Illan colleLled two singles ner's circle Wednesday in the Seven Players for Auto Train apiece for the Outcasts. Se I 1, .1, k i . . _.__ *9_.___ t~ ~ =~_. - - _____________________ ________________________ -' ____ m not any more half naked in my sunsuit than you are wi thout your hat! 'r Xe ac Me VAEV ___ _c 1 -i clubs Instead of bidding thiee split therewasnowayforsouth to plye clubs and avoid letting the fense I score two Club / I lStII TODAY'S t FTIO LE )i1y 0 - A DOONESBURY __ \ ,j HV FER ONE . )11 - i 5 udo The answer is that with clubs by Larry , U AL \7 # ED 98 A - Just bid %I% clubs. There is no need to try to be too suirritific now. brcak r 0 ' , FRIDAY . - # ' WFL Plan To Settle first place in the second half Hood led the outburst with three with 3.0 records. singles apiece, and Jerry Auto Train's win was its first rAllard, Larry Helmn and of the smnd half against two Tommy Grwey ripped two s ingles each. Danny Le 1:30Pni 13S)~ BaisebAll- Atlanta Braves of St Liguiscardinals the sixth 1 Q o / 3 then thought about the club suit. your partner has raised you from How could he play it to avoid ' one spade to t,Ao What do you (jo " "It was my decision that he go - the refused to let any other athletes on board, Friday as the US. track and field team Chi nese did not want to ta ke the respon"OneoftheChineseoffjciaIsto1dme,t flew home after a two-week tour of the sibthty," Scaizo said. an Am ha d b People's Re,iublic of China. The team departed on Northwest Orient and would let no one on" said Dr . Leroy flight 004, due in Seattle at 7:15 a.m., PDT, Pe was much impvoved. Walker of Durham. N.C., chairman of the Friday. The 68-year-old F Yale Univers ty AAU Track and Field Committee coach awakened Friday morning in Giegengack had presided sd.ay "I found that this was not true, that other e rig, ev a shaking, t wo us ght at a nn which e Ch inese members of the team were merely trying be1ore t he team was to start home team and admimstraLe personnel were to get the athlete involved to settle down" busts, marking the end of the U.S. tour Dr. • Daly f I Scalzo said he was momentarily which included meets at Canton, Shanghai physician, treated him on the spot and then turbed by the commotion and felt some ing sent him to a Peking hospital in the care of easiness on the it of the Chinese who ano The dinner turned into a rowdy hold their formal banquets under more mon Brown of Palo Alto, Calif. American celebration which brought an dignified circumstances, At the hospiUl, CWnese doctm Pude informal apology to the Chinese from tests arid suggested Utat Giegengack "I explained to them that our boys are Scalzo. remain there for treatment not accuStiumed to drinking heavy hqi,,or at Near the end of the banquet, at which the such ntft". -'4 '.4w iI&T r -~1~z --168$;,4..Tz446 *to~~each ~i~er release of tension after two long weeks of the American team, arid after consulting with the potent Chinese drink mao tai, training and competition probably causcd both Daly and Brown, wasallowed togoto some of the American athletes started them to act they way they did." • , the awport where ook on the table hopping, clapping and scheduled Chinese flight. matedly even while speeches were being good abo ut it. They told me not to worry, "The LlWwse feared he might have made. that the Americans were probably cele. pne=onia and were reluctant to let him One particularly unruly competitor was trating just because they had been treated gü' Jooeph Scalzo of Toledo Ohio, picked up bodll) by three husk) s'eight so nice during the trip St,andard 10-1 to remain tied for TUESDAY in /~)__ I if Vincent lUmas and BWy Sanford Atlantic Bank stopped Sanford Recreation Heaps headed Sanford Department 14.8 Wednesday in Atlantic's triumph with two the Sanford American I.ittle singles each. Henry Dye League. clobbered a double. "Everybody'i talking about ways to The victory bDosted Bank to Scott Richardson and Greg Promote international relations, but we're 12-1 and dropped Sanford Church slammed home runs for doing something about it," said Coach Bill Ilecreation to 5-6. van Breda KoIff. "You could say were Sanford RecreaUon. Joe Settle contributed two singles. doing this for-President Ford." shoo-in for the American "We're going to send Henry Kissinger League title. Its over to get him to sign the contract," said challenger is U.S. Bank, which Sant_ AllBank 72)76-il : another J azz officia l. China -, - Lev n Story blasted a triple just one for Medical tent-er Wha t 1% ,~1/ ~ I'M lISA - took Bank Topples i SATURDAY 17 pm (35)-- 1sh.ng .ith Rotarso Marlin ng Goods in five innings a Lv P.s S 4 I South hold A K \ou heart I d won the . -::1.%7..-W : cond heart South on played dumm y 's Jack of spades and ih t Jr ~ D \ . month ago, it South I 1z Julia Cook, most valuable could not beat Seminole fell to 41. . ( L girl; Biff Baker, most valuable boy. Track - Gilmore, most valuable, I North Vast . I ould Just tink about the right things instead of th e wrong durnmv and promptly lost a D~ I I IN Chinese to an American airliner in Tokyo On Rous IN M,4... I I ; president of the Amateur Athletic Union, was transfered in a wheel chair from a said. Sports ina r ts hockey players are from Canada. professional tennis tour." He said he did Andrew Mar tin, Jazz president. Martin "Leagues tend to fall into patterns, and not know the names of the tennis players. operates a fleet of oilfield supply boats. "I we have to start looking For ways to break Simon Gourdine, the NBA's deputy can always use a graduate of a shipthat pattern. commissioner, said the league would have building school." 1. 6. ArgoJohnson Angus Btll#GtStf(2)5204001 B?thDeen ody (Bere"k)S Horace (Crossivil & I. Y $161,60 7 2:17 A - rup / I &TO I WILL ~m 1 CL ASS E S, 8/410. SECOND: 1 N - Pace C.2 - $423: $43700 1 1 3S,i Boucqeoi)() 5 601103 50 2 Sharp View (3) 1104703 Chatham Nick in s 0 (3 6) 131 r. 1 (631 ) 7 - 0 by Art Sansom table if players j Thunder Grattan (2) 6 20 7 60 3 - I e ; ?I- .C.)4 i_r at \ New Orleans Drafts Belov FOURTH 1 N Trot C.3 - $46: I. Lady Physician Gammeli) 2 Berthas Boy ( Katatha5) S1. 3 l uss Nealon Time !13 (Cooley) 6 '. 7 Single Oilier 100 0 (6 $ 577 70 P 16 1) 51660 1 (Larrabee) 7 2. I Burrs Guy 217 ca - Direct .# i e West THE BORN LOSER Although Medical Center to 84. Seminole Spor' - ~ oil Moore, best defensive player; Robert Tennis Linda Van Fepoel, most I ittk I eague game was fourth and fifth iflTUflgs last Borkowski, morst improved. valuable girl; Jay &ucer, most valuable suspended with the score tied 3. month, blanked Seminole Baseball homer, most valuable; boy. 3 after five innings. Tuesday, Sporting Goods in the bottom Medical Center scored seven the sixth. runs in the top Os u Xui to Mod. Center $ 017-10 5 record a 1 1cto Sport. Goods 001 416- 3 1 NEW ORLEANS (AP) - One team "Belov will be notifed of his selection in irr,pvlw (wilsey ir ) 6 I. 2 Birdie THIRD; I Bia Ru K (D Bourgeoib official joked that the New Orleans Jazz the NBA draft just as any player is Ste Bright (Gammell) S-1: 3 (6) 10 00 I 70 3 AD I Sherry Betty I 2) may have to send Henry Kiminger to sign notAfied." their last pick in the National Basketball Rodney (Taylor)$?. S Sunset Saui (2 6) $17 60 P (6 2) M 00 T 1 ~6 4 Bertka then placed a call to Jim Fox, the Association college draft, but Bill Bertka (Patterson) Ii 6 Battle Lane FOURTH I Deano A (N Amateur Athletic Union official who (Bredberg) 7 7. 7 What Acclaim St dge5 (7) 7 10 400 3 00 2 Tar said be 's very serious a bo ut organized competition in the United States DaPole (5) A ID 3 60 3 Robins Kim (St&der) 9 I The Jazz chose Aleksander Belov, the for the Russian national team. I . -'. - Football - Patterson, most valuable; Wayne Stumpf, best offensive player; trouble carrying his hardware. He handles Kevin Creeden, best offensive player; Ted Keith Johnson, best defensive player. 5 Dr Speab't (Ruggt'j) II, 6 virginia Charm (Seider 5) 6 1 Cindy Lumber Jack (Hobbs) 9? t • at __ OVIEDO - Clennie Patterson had 'lexI 'ear •domlracd Oviedo Ill-h rns 51 7 Devils Trumpet (Taylor) 7 ). 46V - t 6 TWELFTH: I M - Pace B.] MOO: I Bonnie Bumpas (Wilsey jr.j ,o Chicago (Stone Ph!n r ('tarth?n WIWRmcn) iIerp1 Patterson Heads Banquet a football and basketball better. 71 23 sw S 72 2S 468 6'! No ciamei %chemled Today'sOamn L OS Ancieles ;Sution s ii at .serirne ratterson, right, the West Point recruiter, and Paiterson'c harfw,rr' M (Martin)o Bev (Phillips) I I ;l A il I Walked two, and Cosgrave Apex Jrr San Diego Atlanta Thursday's Games , - Migh ty C .I'id) rmbro Invader I berty) $ 1, S 23 21 373 1 <k - - . I' - - Pace C-3 IW: I Stars, Hostess t Hobbs) 4 1. 2 Nancys Bruce (Pattersoril S 1; ] West Anorlm 29 19 604 Los Cincinnati 27 20 S74 11 ; S Chief 72 S s ii 73 14 21 N - Pa clmg Hk 8"Z" (Sica) 9 2. 6 Taylors ;arvei (Piper) 3 1. 7 Dolly Jester I Dennis) 20 18 576 V; PhilP St Louis Montreal rI Crystal Ball (Humphres) s I; 6 Double Whammy (Ysu:) Pleory T - _~--,____ - __ _. .,_,"~--_-C-:;t~f i*!Z~--! . - - �--: - 18-Ei.nhg Herald, Sanford FL FrIday, Legal Notice Legal Notice __________ SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Notic, of Public Hearing The Board of County Corn miSsioners of Seminole County will holdapubllchearIngtocojder an appeal against the Board ci Ad lustment In denying a Special Ex CeptOfl?o park a mobile home in an A 1 AgrIculture Zone on the icIlowIng described properly: 7 of the S'2 of the SE '. lest the N 23 ft Of the SE I . of the SE '.. of Section 1621-32, on Snow Hill Road. Thit public hearing will be held .n the Courty Commisston Chambers Legal Notice Legal Notice - _________ FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 610 West 9th St., Sanford. 3277%, Seminole County, Florida. under the ficlltloui name of UNITED NATIONAL ALARM, and that I fl 'end to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seriinoie County. Florida In OC cordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section $6509 Florida Statutes 1957. 5 Jack. R, McCleary Publish: May 7), 30. June 6. 13. 1973 DEN 145 Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Potice shereby ivcn triat we are EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. (nQaoed in bIines at i5 W Hgh CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR wy 136. Altarnonte Spring 37701. SEMINOLE COUNTY Seminole County, Florida under the PROBATE DIVISION fictitious name ot THC DOGGIE PROBATE NO. In fe: Estate of BAG, and that we intend o register S. G. WEEKS, a k a Seborn 0. said name with the Clerk of CIrcuit Court, Seminole Cojnty. Weeks Florida In accordance with the deceased. provisionS of the Flciitijs flame NOTICE TOCREOITORS To All Credito Statutes To WI, Section 165M9 and All Persons Florida Statutes 1957 HavIng Claims or Demands Against Said Estate: S Charles E Fischer You arc hereby notified and Lila M Fischer Publish May 9, 16, 73, 30, 1973 required to present any claims and demands which you may have DEN 7% _____________________________ against the estate of S 6 WEEKS, a k a Seborn 0 Wec4s, deceased IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE late of Seminole County, Florida, to on July 8. 1975, at 7. PM.or as soon thereafter as Possible. Board of County Commisloners Sminole County, Florida By Sd Vihtrn Jr. Chairman --..-- Legal Notice NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, pursuant to the "Flctltipj Name Statute', Chapter $6S.09, Florida Statutes, will register with the clerk of the Circuit Court and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the Publication of this notice the SICtitious name, to -wit: PACIFIC FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS under wtich we are engaged in business a 30C) West Highway 416 in the City Altamonte Springs, Florida. That the corporation inteqestej in said business enterprise is at follows. Pacific Textile and n-Houses CLASSIFIED ADS w, N 22 deg II' E 2thfI, N 67 S6'?S" E 306 73ff, S lodeg E 110 ft. S it to ptu that part .ttcd s Fern Terrance arid Fern Terrace RCVISIOn, less sny part lying W of RaIlroad. Further described as on the W side of U 5 17 97. N of Seminole IndustrIal Park. (01ST. No. 1) B. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS Albert J. Myers - BA(6 16 15) 39TE - Al Agriculture Zone - To parka mobile home on the following described proprIy. E '. of S '-i di SW '. of NW'. of Section 16 20 32, . , fOIST No I) off Pearl M. Allen - BA(4 1675) i3TE - - A 1 Agriculture Zone - To parka mobile home on the t0llwing Orlando - Winter Pck Seminole 831-9993 322-2611 ________________________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT S tImes HOURS - 33-Houses -s 41C d line 3ICa line 24c a line ------ 6thru2Stimes 5:30 P.M. 8:00 A.M. 2otimes MONDAY thru FRIDAY ($200 MINIMUM CHARGE) SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum _______________________________ DEA DuN ES Noon The Dcy Before Publication 2 Redrooril, fenced yard 117% mo Adulft Preferred 17) S$Slor)n 4620 mpty ready to move Into. Spanist bedrooms, family room, separa living and dining rooms, 30'xl screened porch, huge inside utill room, 2 car garage, 2' years 01 REDUCED TO ORIGINAL COS 136 900, interest rate? . pct 51,1 clown to assume 1)71 per mont Swim In community pool. Syslen Four Inc REALTORS, 611 131 Realty rtr trtr,. ,il ,itlit,,", I'd conditiooe;1, $-* ,.k i'iith linen service. ISO No pets 327 9066 - - * WEKIVA RIVER I Adult nsot,ile home village. undl large Shady oaks on the scer Wekiva Modern (lean interiop from $110 SMI W of Sanford 3 4170. i6-Resort ---'.- Real Estate S Tired of High Renf SlEW CONCRETE PLOC HOME financed by Farmers Home A ministration to qualified Ixsyci with no down payment. Why re-i when you can buy for less' - iew rural ares. 740 dOw payment, monthly payments les than rent, GOvernment subsidize IC qualified buyers Call to see you qualify' Will REALTY H UNSWORTH REALTY Reg, Re&I Estate Broker $03 W..tsl St. 373 6061, 3730317 Eves .jnr , WIlY PAY MOPE? hen -iOu can Own thit 2 bedroorr ss,th large family room fl tip to Shape fr Only 517,900 , - - Lot Rent From Best lot select Ion now aallabk In _____________________________ - $55 ' - -f eneva - ' -- _____ - - - - / - - - . FROM CARRI AGE CL)VE 4..."date Rd. 427, Z. miles east of 1742. Wanted , --_______________ 135 W,25th St. SANFORD ')SI5 4 mIles Seelrooms, I baths. 7 car garag, Icreened porch, fenced yarc :entral heat and air, many extra I years old 579,900 LOw dow ).ayment, by Owner. 372 1530, 3C 7 ine Wind Cf Sanford L . - p , Pay 1st. Months Rent 'V. bedroom furniture & Oth.r furniture, rugs, Misc items 71 Cowan Moughten Terrace 32) 19l3 Furnished or Unfurnished XULP DECORATORS 109W. 1st 5?, 3777335 We Buy Furniture air, carpet, garage, screen porch. 7 yes old, $26,900 37346 - Ideal area for childrcn. 3 bedroom home with completely fenced yard- 120.000 RURAL BUNGALOW I _______ - ' - PAYTON - - -- - - -- - - - 97 _____________________ By Owner-E, 2nd St. - Legal Notice - - I ___________________________ - -. .- - - - - ---------- Moving? Why Not Live In Sanford s Finest Established Residential Area? - 'v P '. nrije 7 bedroom home, family room, newly remodeled Air conditioner, range, refrigerator Beautiful corner lot, zoned professional, walk to dOwntn, recreation area, hospital, lake P1 • 10' i 5%' Mobile home, excellel condition, nicely furnishep central heat, air conditioner. bedroom, 1 bath. 17,700 or be' offer. 37201)6. after 73730112. as Mrs Baggerly Available Au lean 30" GE Electric range in good condition with clock and timer. double utility outlet, $50 377 7870 -----'- '"O'- . . -. -'- -- . - ", ,'. - - , "'T . ','('r'i,. - -, V':,'_''H'"'._ - FREE PUPPIES AND KITTENS 377-1049 Free to good home, puppies, half Dachshund, half Poodle, 9 wks 3738001. One bedroom trailer, cabana wit bedroom & living room built oi 1Sx 176' lot. in city, fruit tree 15,000 cash 32) 0159 New SkylIne double wioe Paymen less than $125 mo GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3603 Orlando Drive Sar'fc.rd32) 2CO at this he'isLitIful shade'd tot Sith r'-ii.i- -t I .I 'Ct yst,5l, $65' nk Harold Hall Air Conditioning - entnal ile-,iI & Ar c:j !,cw , 00 For free' estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 377 "171 Thi; I; cr 15th year at Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels Thanks to you, our Customers 377 5132 DOG TRAINING IN YOUR HOME. Housebreaking, Obedience. Protection 83) 7370 CALL CALL All Breed Dog Training Academy - ' .. -- . ' !' ''' - - -, '.'!'5''"' 1970 Cyclone Spoiler 129 Cobra let, auto PS, PB. 57.000 miles Local private owner Factory stock Bob Baxter. 322 8809, Pick UpAbandoned Cars FREE 322 1621 WANTED' 1962 265 Jaguar XKE 373.1701 Home Improvements Carpentry, Remodel-rig. Addetons, Custom Work. Licensed Bonded 3 . Beauty Core - _______________________________ ': _,_ IOv'iEP', BEAUTY 5AON formerly Harr,ett's Beauty Plcroki 519 C Pne 372 $712 LIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COt UMPS Land Clearfrig _______________________________ ,.i;'t 141 WI. ANt) (L(A14l5..j, All t,'"s lotS & ,1t'n.sile (lCIrt'iJ hive top soil. till dirt. Clay. and shell available Please call nglit or day. 373 39$) Lard Clearing. Bulldozing, Fill dirt, Tr-p ;Oil [STEPSON LAND c':j3 (1 f;.1 rP(, -. -nfl IVI Lila ,n't needt" Serves useful purpose again when you sell them with a Clis;sified Ad from the Herald - j ---- C&A Aackhoe " 260-65 Hwy 119'? -. - 1972 TORINO 4DR. $1995 1974 LUV P-U, AIR $2795 1973 CAPRI LOADED $2195 1974 GREMLINS FROM $2499 1974 CAMARO L.T. LOADED $3795 MONTE CARLO - $3795 1975 MONTE CARLO $4595 -- ---- . - . - Service landcle.Ie.ng, fill dirt. clay, rock All kinds of digging House trail e-fS stored and moved 372 1112 or 8)1 1195 - I J ti_t_a__ 1974 FIREBIRD $3895 Roofing Expert roof repairs Flat roofs or shingle jfl 6100 ariteco *• entral & Room Air Conditioners BUDDY'S PIOME:MPROVEMENT. Duct Work, Installation & , ALL T'pFS OF CARPENTRY Peçi-rs Dvkcs 3)) t7i AND "i PAIRS 3?? 1)31 PECIAL: Permanent Wave. SW Ask for "Glen Bernice's Beauty Salon. 7635 Sanford Ae 377 39M Realty 'pd" .' •-. 1966 Plymouth Convertible Qc0dt'ou1 1300 3731090 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY '71 Apache. 3 BR 3 baths. ai washer, dryer. isWninQ, carpe furnished with extras 322 0909, DmnmercIaI Zoned--? Dli, otfii decor, busy street, low dow 511.950 Acre Realty, REALTOI lii I,,,. -- 1944 Galaxe 500 6 cylinder, air, auto. tranmission, 1967 Galaxie 500 Scylinder, auto transmission. Both good condition 323 3406 CASH BUYERS ARE WAITING TO READ YOUR CLASSIFIED AC _____________________ - smission. excellent condition. 1210 373 7721 -'- 1972 PINTO LOADED $1795 1974 . - -' -, 65-PetS-SUpplies BUSINESS DIRECTORY Mobile home. 1966. 7 BR. heat, air corsd will wail carpc In frlendly. economical part 13.000 373 6664 BROKERS Days 377 6173 Plight; 3)7 5171 or 377 7353 ang --- ' (ENMORE WASHER, parts, service, used machipes. MOONEY APPLIANCES323 0691 J%Ji JUl.) ILP'SL I I 5_S - -. MOBILE HOME MOVING. Cot plete set up I'll save you mone Licensed Orlando 273 5470 ', • _______ Unns, i iWliJ - 1973 TOYOTA LAND CRUISER $2995 1972 TORINO WAGON S1995 Best off er ____________________ - 39' Electric Range 5)5 377 0419 Assume payments, central air heat, 17'x60', 2 BR. 32)6057 REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 372 1)01, 7610 )4iiswth Ave ,s 4 - VJJI!, - ___________________________ 52-Appliances - 73 Dattun pick up, tool chest c each side. Take over payment$17 33 3737210 after 5. 64-Equipment for Ren - 1970 DUSTER LOADED $1195 1972 MALIBU LOADED $1895 11,300 Call 3230753. Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carl Shampooer for only $1.30 per dl CARROLL'S FURNITURE 1974 PINTO WAGON LOADED $2895 $1395 , 3 bedroom, refurbished home, shaded lo' Sec it at $lb,SrO I - -- Shaded lot, tp,se fr ctrde'n, 7 bedrooms, on pa.ed rob'. 5)150" 3 Minutes from Town -'----- Moving Must Sell. 2 Bedroom Home in Country Club $500 Down 3777778 - S unland 3238670 Hwy. 17-92, Sanford '.' - - - I -- 1972 NO VA LOADED $1895 lI_' 1972 VEGA GT LOADED 79-TrucksTra iler 365 3384 after 6 P M '- I I- 1972 TOYOTA WAGON LOADED $1895 BLAIR AGENCY - I owner, like new. 2 Bedroom Fla. room, detached garag fenced yard 519.000 372 6)99 -V. Sparkling clean. 3 be rooms. 2 bath, lakefront home, central heat and air, tree;, and other e*tr.%, 139.000 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. 1974 Honda Elsinoref,ST 750 1650 Al_..AA.srhi r,o,rsjT,v,lc See-Al SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East lit St., Downtown 3739111 Eve's 869 1146 iO_AMhilt Swim or Fish Only 78-v'ctorcycles ______________________ NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601 (i.lery Aye 1971 Singer Zig Zag with Cabinet. cash price of $44 or I payments ol 5050 Golcten"Toucn 'n Sew, s - I ''' L, - CARS! ,. _., Reconditioned Batter es. SI? 95 exct'Argi' REEL'S BODY SHOP, tl0'7 Sarford Awe-- Schrade Walden, John Prirnt flives GardenLand, 1100 W. I St 373 6630 BPS 2 full baths, family room den, plenty storage, large IC 372 1017 t,, i.,'x, i -I,-.,- NO SECURITY DEPOSIT - •. - . . usuuuuuu iv uuiii L,atQIc Hot-re on lake, lovely iiv-ng room, 3 noon-i;, 2 batS; MAY SPECIAL '--' e - ,' USED -- Supplies "-'- LOOK Like' New Call iiuivit rMTIVit.lII FLORIDA'! Dell's Auction Service lT1dEPtL ___________________________ - FR I DAY, MAY 30. )0 F M Don't forget our Friday night auction Mahogany bed. matchinc dresser I. nightstand, Maple bedrooms set, chest, dresser & Other mattresses I springs, Tv's: Couch. Easy chairs; Pinc Pong table, all kinds of tools, inc mIscellaneous itemS Wood or steel desks (executive desk 1970 Suzuki 350CC I£,haurs. secretarial deskt I WindshleldandFaring chairs, straight chairs, filing CaII3fl 7166 cabinets, as is Cash and Carry. NOLL'S 1974 Honda CB 700 Pull backs. silty bar with pads. crash bars, 372721 before 3. 372711 21 Park Dr EALTOR AFTER HR 2 9711 322 0648 322 391 CENTRAL 76-Auto Parts Used office furniture Counter tops, Sinks Instaltatic available, Bud Cabell. 377 80 Jim Hunt Realty NATIONAL AUTO SALES - Hwy 16. West Sanford - nomtt, no 17 92 NO CREDIT CHECK IOIPITEREST -P4OREDTAPE CLEANEST Sale , owner 3 BR, 1 bath, big come lot, beautiful oaks, new carpet fenced back yard. and much more details, call 372 0375 from 9 isduits -- lld a' Pt1uction I me MOW or TILL your lot and arden spot Floyd Freer, L1UCI7 -_________ a - ROBSOPI MARINE 7972 Hwy 17 97 372 i6I - _______ - ---- - 5 HP Johnson trade for 3Sor 40 HP 187 Crystal Lake Dr.. Lake Mary Mower, electric start, lights, HP engine, Hydrostatic driv Also 3 wheel bicycle 106 Oaklat ______ - OVER 60NICE CLEAN CAPS DCHOOSE FROM. EASY TERMS 72'AUCtIOfl ____ 16' Canoe 10' Fiberglass Fishing Boat 373004 Junk, Trash Hauled Away SI Pick up Load '167 6306 110.900, Existing. $16,500, 7 Pc 'itg 323 1602 031 1772 _______ _________ . 73' Critctifield Cruiser, 160 Inboard outboard power, Ideal for family cismping, skiing, & fishIng. 372 5181 or 372 0274 911 HWy, 1792 Open Sat & Sun. 9 5 3)9 79)0 IU. REALTOR flA - For used furniture, appliance fools. etc Buy I or 1001 item Larrys Mart, 713 Sanford Ave II' Courtney bc.af, 35 HP engine & trailer, 1330 323 1691 after 1.30. Broker. 107W Commercial LAWANA KiSH Pea Peal Estate Broker 1505 Pb. Sanford (305) r3-816o OrLando (305) 342292 - Cash For Your Junk Cars AM FM radio, exlra clean $7,695 Call Dcxi Poce. 12 laS) I.*I,ii' CASH 3224132 Boat lralter heavy duty lit, I?' wheels fits 11' 2Cr boat, 37) 5761 MAITLAND FLEA MARi W. Garnett White Kish Real Estate 4' - 60'-OHIce Acreage wall to wall carpeting, fireplace drapes, central beat 1. air, garage 7 patios, Quiet. On canal to lakes S 50.000 STUDIO 1,2,3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES - Friday, May 30, 075-SB DAvE S' 373 9370 19' Cisriri Cr,jer Will trace- tor late model motorcycle or compact car of equal value. 374 270%, .cn & S.idoy. io5p.m. Tables & permanent booths available, All under cover. Located 1' miles east of I-I on SR 44, Sanford at Stan'; Auction 377 97)9 Commercial Propertie5 Homes, Lots And Apartments -- We Buy Furniture 55-Boats & ACcessories --- -- 1' ,Miles C,,;' of I or. i'l* -,. 46 Sanford For infOrmation call 3779719 IN At,.I, PRICE RANGES 7W 1st St 372,6 322.6457 Luxury Patio Wanted to buy used office furnitur Any Quantity, NOLL'S Cassa berry, Hwy 17 92. 8301204. , STAN'S AUCTION BALL REALTY Choice Listings JOHNNY WALKER REALESTATE PlC GENERAL CONTRACTOR ------. --. - 5ovlrg- S piece antique yellow bedroom Suite with mattress & springs,orange&qreefldayhed& Sears power edger $47 2190 show Low in price, high Quality, Plenty shade. Cc venlently located aymerifs Ii's; than rent Buyeri from 18 thru retirement MusI qualify- Excellent investment Your questions can be answered Contact us IyIi ants, large variety Two I p bedroom sets, dinette set, chair Irockers, d'esser, matching %oi a snd chair, cedar wardrobe Mi; 377 3317 78th SI & Sanford Ave - Large Flea Market - - p JMMAGE SALE to benef :hurch. May 30. IS P H ; May 3 117 AM. at Fedcjersens in Lak itAary on West Lake Mary Biv* -' Itility trailer, factory mail.' 1'*6', $133. 322 0231 Peg Real Estate Broker ove Into A New Home For S120 wardens display Make your Budget g' furthir, Sh* the Classified Ads -?very day - - i.aliirday arid SUnday 9 to 5 Corn plete department store, dothing, shoes, toys, hardware, gifts, yard goods, furniture Save 3060 70 oct. Barr'aln prices Everything sold as is. Plo refunds Cash only Located at STAN'S AUCTION & FLEA MARKET 1' MIl East oil Ion Hwy 4.6 Sanford 372 9719 JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC. finest Adult-Family Mobile Home Park. Come out and Inspect the Model Homes on - - TAFFER REALTY p3635) REALTORS 615733) Central Florida's '.'i)tllp(E LISTING REALTOI1 171991 19195 Freec 377 7)11, 377 1196, 3)7 1981 372 %959, 377 4)6.4 Sanford's newest and - . :ARPORT SPiLE Fi,rnitw. glassware, misc item; Thursd t P. Friday Jonr-s Awe, )j 6121, * Warehouse Sale* y Owner Lovely) bedrooms, I year old, large family room with fireplace, very large lot almust I acre- lil'1 itwildr- Ser',on 373 9165 Forrest Greene, Inc. Stemper Realty 4OBILE HOME PARK --'--- "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GOP MLY's E. 46, Sanford sfl = - ly Owner: 3 IIR,Ibath home on lot, one city block aeep. 12 Citrut trees, garden, well P. pump, largi utility Shed. AcJicc'nt to woodec city park 525,000 cash or assum, mtg at 513% per mo 323 6590 aftet 5, ANFORD.- 7 or 3 bedroorni family room, centrist heat & au carpeted, range & refrigerato, fenced yard, Terms available 519.000 WE TAKE TRADES AXE MARY--- 7 bedroom fr4m home with breezy perthes Come lot 51.600 WE TAKE TRADES AXE MINNIE- 4 bedrooms, 11 baths, fenced yard. air con ailiunra. utility tried sii,ug, WE TAKE TRADES ISH, SEIM. SKI- 3 bedroory waterfront home, beautiful kit then, formal dining, Floridi room, central heat & 4it, fencep yard, 1)9,900 WE TAKE TRADES SNFORD.- SparklIng 3 bedroorr borne near hospital Drapes, range & refrIgerator included Poorr corner lot has citrus & workthoc building 523.000 11011 SI.'. iode,fl brick home. 3 bedrooms, baths, central h ,i. w w carpet big play room in country On I I acres Re-djuced to 537.500 As 10 s' 56.500 down Place for horse garden ---- 54-Garage Sales - - P1l, IS IT 'rour home nea shopping, 7 bedrooms, I bath, al conditioning, large lot 572.700 . Larry Saxon, Realtor Lane Bradford Pe'g Real Estate Broker 901 775 6999 Eves 3OS 8)1 5)39, 167 - - REALTOR 372749$ * They're Hot! * lauilled Ads are here to help yoi buy, sell, rent or swap. at a to', c;t let us help you plar.e your -- Call 3722611 or 811.9993, eSutiful 2 story traditional on huç wooded tot, Foyer, living rnoi with fireplace-, formal diriin room, huge 7S'x2)' family rooi includes antique juke box. TP pool Snd p11110 area designed Ic outdoor entertaining 1 Bedrcom' 3 baths, has everything Extra galore This new listing price way below replacement at 1.49.50 3P'osn t .sppo'ntmr-nl, )73 tilp 41-Houses ----'-'- 67A-Feed _ C (RAGE SALE' Saturday, Misy)II, £4 clean new wire Rabbit Cages. 21" 910 4 2)73 Revona Court 10ff 21fh x 30" x 36", Crocks, feeders, & 20 & Myrtle), nest boxes included Moving. 101 Garrison Drive 3730115 GA PiiGE SALE: 010 Point Pleasar 'lace, Glen Arden, Altamonle ri & Sat 95 0310112 * "Get 'Em While * Al iflt.t , awn Mowers We Sell The Best & ServIce The Rest Western Auto 301 W. 1st Sf' ii, , Your MLS Agency ,r' Plutchison Ocean front Apartment 339 S Atlantic Aye' Disyttj, Beach Call - _-_______________ '. keg Real Estate Broker 71)9 S Myrtle Ave Stnford Phor,e 371 0610 372.274 3222420 Anytime - for Sale WILSON MAtER FURNITURE BUY--SELL- TRADE 3I)315E FirstS? 372547'p CaliBart Real Estate . _____ ____________________ -.- Merchandise Large 2 fIR with family room, tr covered . acre, 575,900 week Old Pekin Ducklings. 1k each. Lake Mary, 371 1569. N O LONGER USED CAMPIt GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED A 3 BR, VA. no S down, $19,000 '.#- #i. nix nqme ar pool 3 81, 7 baths, large ci tertainment room, central hei and air 1)9,700 DOKING FOR A RENTAI? Sli hair' severisl Give us a call c drop by for more information. Property - 67-tJveStoCk.PoultrY ___8G--Autos for Sate COLOR rv, si 9SMOPITH, RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN, 644 1004 ant Brok 50-Miscellaneous rOPING IT PAAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASI PLACE ACLASSIFIEDAD NOV . REAMWOLD PRICED T SELL 3 bedrooms. 7 baths, fuf carpeted Eat in kitchen pIt dining area Central heat and al Immaculate Secluded area On m 000 Y973 17' wlj', 1 Q furflithi'd conditioned Adults Securi: deposIt, 5125 mo 327 59)9 '--'-'- veninq Herald, Sanford, Fl, *____ 3 tsR, 7 bath, corner lot, large oak 524.500 - 2 ::- -- )YLLWIIDC .4 bedrooms, baths, in on of Sdnford' fine areas Fismlly ro.)m, central he and air, double garage 152.90 Must see 34¼)biIe Homes l_.& --.- clear flowing stream, hor'seSOg Terry Realty, REALTOR 47$ 1-374641 "SAPIrO)- SAL ES LEADER . -- Real Estate Reg ---.-- dJl YflU%1Ii'J!VJW MOSSIE C, BATEMA DESPE RATE Sten strom Pisrtlally furnished small houi Ideal for couple with I Child $1 37? 0351 after 9 ; rn - , SANFO WANTED- ew I bedrooms 7 baths, cty wat Plo City tisz Subject to a oowernrnent ta, rt,ate I Block lake Monroe Make offer, Mu sr-tI 793 5*59, 0rlantf, a,, 41-Houses 3 BR, 7 bath, pool home, $22,900 . -- APIOPA . Furnished - ----:..-----,. - . - iti, ". 41-Houses cc 'N Gre-en, e-1(e-llt-t condition, BR, 1: baths, living rrn fami rrn central tie,jt air, carpetin above qrounJ pool, fenced his yard Ply Owner 37) 0577 after Ijale Mary, 2 BR furnished. ut lIt except gas, 1)60 Adults pets 372 3930 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE file the same IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE inchesEofNWcorotNW'.ofNE 'a in duplicate and as a Nevada corporation, COUNTY, FLORIDA. provided in Section 731.16, Florida EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. oiSection25 2% 30.runE alonglheN _________________________ C J Rolls, CIVIL CASE NO. 11fl31CAO9D Statutes, in their offices In the CUI. SEMINOLE line oINW '.01 the NE ',of Section COUNTY, President FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR FLORIDA County Courthouse In Seminole 73-21 30, 136 ft 4 inches: run thence S DatedatOrlando.Or*ngecounly, TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor County. Florida. within four PROBATE DIVISION andparalieltothewlineofsaldNW Florida, May 20, 1975 ration, ctc. '-. of NE 'a, 69 ft. run thence W 136 calendar months from the lime of CASE NO. PR.1S164CP Publish23. 30. June 6. Ii, 1975 Pliinlitf, the first pubIicat:on r:reof. Or the DEN 155 1? 1 .1chcStowithIn7 116 inCheS of E:tate f -________ -_________ vs. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. same will be barred. Lucille F Rapetti theW line of said NW '.f NE CARITON DUNNING and .RCHlE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF '• 24-Business Publith- May 30, 1975 21n MemOFiam run thence N 639 ft to POB, Further - OpX)rtuflitieS Flledat Sanford Florida. this 20th Deceased DUNNING. a k a Liivonia Dunning, day of May, FLORIDA IN AND FOR THE DEN 705 1915 -________ described as off Tuskawllla on dirt NOTICE TO CREDITORS his wife, COUNTY OF SEMINOLE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING S: Earl D Weeks lane between Dike and Red Bug ',',,,nt,'d Pio I API AT flr,ters V NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOIIS Defendants In memory of Charlie Miller. who CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-l1.CA.OS•O As Executor Road (DI5T. Plo 1) CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Terrain 'ie'cle manufacturer in NAME STATUTE NOTICE OF ACTION DIV tlO OF ADMI PIT T PAT ION. passed away May 30, 1971 We UGLAS ST ENSTROM SAID ES"ATF: R. Carrington Aylor BA(6-16country i looking for dealers TO WhOM IT MAY CONCERN: TO - CARLION DUNNING miss u so much, our husband STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART c, STEPST You and each of you are hereby 15) 37TE & 9E -- A 1 Agriculture DAvIS this area Any reputable person Notice is hreby given that the Residence unknown lather, We'll never MENT OF TRANSPORTATION. forget you i. MCINTOSH Zone - To park a mobile home and interested may call or write undersigned, pursuant to the notified and reguired to file any YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Wife, Ruby and and Children Attorney for Executor to construct a rldng Stable with CI3Ims and demands which you, or A T V Sales & Service. 25 "Fictitious Name Stdlute" Chaer tin for foreclose a morigaUc On p o Charlotte. Carolyn, Nora, Phyllis SEMINOLE COUNTY. Box 1330. either of you, may have agan4t Slid atteidant Wow rings, barn and Ormond Beach Kenilrth A'. $63 09. FlorIda Statute, will register .j the foIlfnq property in Semino1e . s; '. •-' 'iinI'f" ,i nfor' ci )7 , '. - , "tefrltheoffkeof the Clerk lI.#' , w1tP 1s Fla , 37071 Area ce 1 6/i .'' '.-'a . .e(b'!, ' PuDi,s,, " ',,.j? (otirt tay 73. 3, t'-c of the described properly. 18th Jud.i W , ot E ' of -and for Setnoie Our?v i rd6, ' ônd that part of Lot 3), 1 ORIDAI4AVEN ASSOCIATION. Efl 15.1 Crcu, Setnr.!o County, Ficrd,. SF '. of SE t of Section 1771 3) 4-Personals -n rer ' c p-::' :1 the Inflation ProoI flusineS $78 iii .'.',) HILLS. dcCrtt-d .s ____________________Prt (le 30 II off South br McCullh ____________________________________ Division, in the Courthouse publication of this notic., the tic vestment Part or full time Wk fIows Beginning at a point on the IN rHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Dctndants 1t Sanford. Florida. within four Road; l0acresmoreor less) 101ST titiout name, to wit - VILLAGE Pfl you went' Earn what you curveof the East right ot way line of EIGHTEENTH NOTICE OF HEARING IS ALCOHOL A PROOLMP JUDICIAL dR. NO I) calendar months from the time of LANDSCAPE SERVICE, under Wflflt' Call 373 f9S or 371 0155 Encino Way at the intertion with IN YOUR FAMILY' CUlT. TO SHOWCAUSE SEMINOLE COUNTY, 4. Robert E. Woodard - BA(6 16 whichlt:sengagedinbusinessat 151 th first Publication Of this notice, the Søutherly line of La? 30; thence FLORIDA. AL ANON ____________________________ NOTICE OF SUIT 75) Sly & IITE --- A I Agriculture Willow Creek. Cove, Longwood, Each claim or demand must be in South 61 degrees 50 ' East along For families or brierwis of proülern TIlE STATE OF FLORIDA TO. PROBATE DIVISION writing and filed in dupIcate Zone -Lot Sixeand and Width Variance FlorIda 37730 Rentals the Southerly line of Lot 30 for a drinkers ________________________ Case No. PR'S.lSS.CP and a Special Exception to park a That the party Interested in sag State the place of resdence and post distance 01135 07 feet; thence North For further information Mullis In re: Estate B call 423 of L 4581 office address of the claimant and mobile home on the following business enterprises is 45 follows: _______________________________ 61 degrees 37' 35" West for a or write 30% Walnut Street ELEANOR J. DANCE described property Lot 5, CASDREK INOUSTRIES. INC. must be sworn to by the claimant, distance of 10% 99 feet. thence North Sanford Al Anon Family Group P0 Macon, Georgia Deceased. his agent or attorney, or the same Cameron's Plan of Log Landing, in By' David T Rddefi, degrees 50' 35" West for a Box 55). Sanford. Fla 37171 PARCEL NO 10.4 CITATION Wall be void !ectlon 73-Ic 32. on St Johns _____________________________ President ___________________________ __________________________ distance of 7966 feet to the point of THE STATE 01 1 LOPiDA Dated at !anford Florida. lhiS Avenue fOiST NO It Dated at Orlando. Orange County. beginning, according to the plat I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE Pmei,jt wanttd TO Ray C Lyn Mullis Dance, Address .ire e'ptses 72nd day of May, 1975 S. SeanN. Jacobui - BA(6 1613) Florida, My 27th, 1975. thereof as recorded in Plot Book 13. FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED Unknown and all other persons 301 Walnut Street 3776361 after S VIncent A Rapetti I2TE A I Agriculture Zone Puhlith Mv 10 Jtpn.pA. 11,30 1975 To _______________________________ Ih. n rnr.r' BY ANYONE OTHER THAN Mrnn Pnrflla Eugene Trunco ,t mc . hC tGI1 DEN 702 Seminole County, Florida. MYSELF AS OF S 30 '13 MAN OR WOMAN OR ROOM AND PARCEL NO 101 You are hereby notified that a As Co Executors described property - The W 165 ft of has bCen filed against you and you Daniel K Knud.en BOARD CALL ANYTIME, 37) petition has been tiled In said Court IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE of said estate SE '. of SW 'i of SectIon 71 II 30 are required to serve a copy of your prayIng for Letters of Ad If said defendants are living, and 10th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND Dario .1 Icardi (Parcel A II) Further described as ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll written defenses, if any, to if on ministratL.s and you are hereby if any or all of said defendant or FOR SEMINOLE COUNTy, Attorney for Co Executors West of Tuskawilla and South of Red Free, 641 2077 for "We Care"- Room for rent in private borne RICHARD H. ADAMS. JR of Gr,y, reguircd 'o file your Written defendants are deceased, the FLORIDA ICARDI & wOMBLES, P,A Bug Road fOIST No I) "Htline" Adults or Teen' Adams Harris & Privat,' tr,incr I, h,ith 3fl 1576 Robinson, P A., defenses thereto within thirty days unknown spouse, hers, dev%e'es, CASE NO, 7S-7.CA-0$.D Post Oflice Cox 879 Paul E. Elsea - BA(6 16 75 plaintiff's attorneys, wtiose address after a ir 17 f'C) lot MELVIN .J HARBER, Trvitee. after thC first publication or posting grante.e-j, creditors. iienors, or other Winter Park, Florida 32789 3OTE FACED WIT H A DRINKING A I Agriculture Zone To is 10) East Robinson Street, P0. Moc hereof, and serve a copy thereof parties claiming by. through under, Plaintiff, Publish May 30, .iune 6. 1975 PROBLEM parka mobile homeon the following Box 3061. Orlando, Florida 322, on upon petitioner's attorney, whose or against any such deceased vs DEN 196 described property That part of Lot Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous or before the 12th day of June, 1973, S & 7 DEVELOPMENT COR name ar-wi address 4re: Harry H defendant or defendants. if alive, ______________________________ so-Apartments Unfurnist'd 9 and Lot 1), Palm Hammock Can Help and file the original with the clerk of Marvel, of Anderson & Rush, 3-n E and, if dead, 'heir unknown spouse, PORATION, a Florida corporation lIotment near Lake Jessup, in - -Call 473 4587 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE this Court either before service on Central Blvd and AVERY WISDOM. P0. Box 7201, heirs, devIsees, legatees, grantee's, write P 0 Box 121) Un1urnh'j Cott,,r, 1100 Month Section 10 7031. as recorded in PB ) EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. plaintff'sattorneys or immediately Orlando, Florida If you fall todo so. Creditors. lienors. ar other parties Defendants Sanford, Florida)7771 Pages 101and 105, Seminole County, bnquire7lOw 18th St CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE thereafter; otherwise a default will judgment may be entered in due claiming by, through, under, or NOTICE OF SUIT Flis on Sarfor Avenue near Oai COUNTY, FLORIDA - -------be entered against youforfherelief course upon the petition TO AVERY WISDOM against any such deceased defen way fOIST No 2) CASE NO. 7$793-CA.09.E 5-._.1_ost & Found demanded in the complain'. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN dInt or defendants, and all parties WITNESS my hand and the seal of I & 7 Bedroom Apf 1105170 mo CHARLES 0 TULLER, JR not 7. John Stutiman - BA(6 1675) - --WITNESS my hand and seal of sad Court at Sbnford, Seminole having or claiming to have any You are 'sereby notified that the 321 O6 £3TE - A 1 AgrIculture Zone individually but as Nominee Of the To thiS Court on My 12th. 1975 County, Florida, this lath day of above CaPtioned action has been right, tItle-, or interest in and to the LOST Small Labrador female Trustees of COUSINS MORTGAGE park a mibile home for nigh? wat (Seat) May, 1975 property described in Ihe- Corn .flstltuted against you in the Circuit puppy, 3 rros black, from Lake Partially furnished apt, LongwOOd, chman on the following de1,ribed AND EQUITY INVESTMENTS, an Arthur H Bcckwith. Jr. Court of the 38th Judicial Circuit Of (Seal) plaint, to wit children & pets accepted $30 4SI2 Monroe area REWARD 323 6569 property - The SW', of NE .0f SE unincorporated buslnest trust Clerk of the Circuit Court or $30 7)52 Florida, in and for Seminole County organlied under the Arthur H. BeCkwlth, Jr SECTION 170IO2SlS STATE ROAD '. of Section 33 19 3) (less P WI laws of the By: Joy Stokes to foreclose a mortgagv upon the State of Georgia, IS £ O0: SEMINOLE COUNTY Clerk of the Circuit Court containing 10 acre-s more or lest, on Deputy Clerk Deflary, Acults Lovely large 1 bed 6 Child C'e following described real 11-operty: By - Lois fl Walker DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. 104 Cameron Avenue (01ST NO 2) Plaintiff, room, air, ide-al for retired persons Pub'ish: May 16. 23. 30. Juneà, 1975 Deputy Clerk LOtsItNu 77. Block 35 and Lots 1 RIGHT OF WAY FEE SIMPLE $.Fredfl.MaIciantoni-BA(6 16 DEN-106 $61441; 2228051 thrulln BtOckS4lndLots3$thru5l GIEGER Publish: May 30. June 6. Beginning 181.7 feet East of the ChildCareinmyhome _________________________ 20. %973 73) tOE - Al Agriculture Zone DEVELOPMENT in Block 36 of the 4th Section DEN 197 Southwe'stcornerof the SE '401 SW Fenced Yard COMPANY, a Florida corporation, To operate a Convalescent home on MASTERSCOvE i,of Section 19, Township 2% South, DREAMWOLD, Sanford. Florida, WIt. FR ED 3723931 NOTICE LGI EGER and the'foliowing deScribed property: C SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD ON THE LAKE according to the Pta? thereof, Range 30 East, run East ISO lice?, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN HENRIETTA GIEGER; BONANZA 200 ft of N 2)7 Oft of Lot 77. McNeil's Child care, my home, hot meats. OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 371 7900 ?p''flCC North 204 6 feet, thence in a recorded In Plat Book 4, Page 99, of Pursuant to Public Law 92S00. CONSTRUCTION, INC., a-k a Orisnoc Villa, in Section 2021 n Noticeaf Public Hearing large yard. Sanford area Call the Public Records of Seminole BONANZA Southwesterly direction 2S21 feet to Section 101 (a) (1), Federal Water Cub Lake Drive 1DIST No. CONSTRUCT ION The Board of County Corn 2 Bedroom unfurnithed apt, ar, Lonnie, 3739167 Cnty, Florida point of beginning, contaIning 15.116 Pollution Control Act (1972 Amend COMPANY, INC., a k a BONANZA c• VARIANCES mitsioners of Seminole County. wall to wall carpet 117% month, Yo are required to file a square feet (035.1 acre), more or ments), this agency has received an CONSTR UCT ION COMPANY, JoAnne LaPoma BA(6 1$ 75) Saturday & Evening Florida. will hold a public hearing to less 15.0 damage deposit 20) E 71st St. responlve pleading to Pllintif•'s application for certification that the ROGER LONSWAY; and FLORIDA A 1 Agriculture Zone consider a proposed change of Side Child Care Ages 70 373 1309 atteq 330 Complaint with the (cik of ttsC ENVIRONMENTAL At.ES, INC You and each of you are hereby following proect Is) will comply Yaro VarIance from 25' to 10' for A Child't World 373 8474 toning from R 1 Single Family aforesaId Court, and serve a copy severally notifIed that the plaintiffs with the applicable water quality swimming pool on the following Detenoants. FRAPIKLINARMSAPTS Dwclting District to P 2 Duplea on thereof upon PlaInlilt's Attorney, A. filed it% sworn Complaint, together standards of the State of Florida as NOTICE OF ACTION descrl properly Beg at a point $170 Florida Ave the following described property; with its Declaration of Taking In the JAY CRISTOL. 21 Northeast First prescribed in Chapter 173. Florida 'O BONANZA CONSTRUCTION, 719 55' N of SW cor of P1W 'aol NE '. 9Good Things to Eat 373 4650 tots 6 throuoh 70. inclusive, of Avenue, Miami, FlorIda. 33131, not above styled Court against you and Administraf we Code INC. a k a BONANZA CON Section 352) 30, run N 19 deg Block 7. AlIen's First Adiition to later than June 30th, 1975, or a eachofyouasdefendantsseeking to Project Plo 593-00153 IC STRUCTION COMPANY. INC., a k 46" E parallel with Howell Branch Cucumbers, you pick Bring own WashIngton Heights. as recorded ifi Condemn SAPIDLEWOOD VILLAS default will be entered agalns' YOU a BONANZA CONSTRUCTION the above described Applicant: Seminole County Road, 455' thence run N 700' thence Plat Book). Page 7). public records East Celery lust east of centainer 110W AIRPORT BLVt4 or the relief demanded in the property located in Seminole Description Construction of Clock COMPANY, a Florida corporation run S 9 cleg ci' 46" W 155' thence of Seminole County. Florida, in WTRR 373 7170 or 37) 6791 for SANFORD,)?) 7070 Complaint County, Florida, and by Eminent maintenance dredge channel on AddreSs unknown run 5 700' to P013 Less P W of Section Il 7)31 Further described information Domain proceedings DATED' May 27th. 1975. St Johns River. Section 37; T19S, You are hereby notified that the Grand Road, subiect to R w of BAMBOO COVE GARDEN APTS. - -as East of Reed Avenue, South of (Seat) You are further notified that the R32E, Seminole County above named Plaintiff has filed ' Power Company easement Further Gracious country living, yet city State Road 126, approximately Arthur H Beckwi'h. Jr. Plaintiffs will c,iIl for hearing up 18-Help All interested persons are hereby Complaint ntpse above styled Court. described as located at the corner of security Quiet, s*,ndpfoof 12 mile East of Oviedo City Limits. befor,' lhe Honorable Dav'd U Clerk of the Circuit Court in the nature of a mortgage informed that this agency is conHowell Branch Road and Grand BR, all electric kitchen Enjoy This public hearing will be held in Stra*,i one of By' Joy Stokes siderino the Judg of the the Issuance of a cee. foreclosure on that certain real Road fOIST No 1) We have llstlnu We have buyers, outdoor picnics, and leisure time the County Commission Chambers Deputy Clerk above styled Court on the 15th day Of tification to the applicant, property herein described, said land 2. Bruce C. Arrow BA(6 16 75) We need another real estate in the courtyard 300 E Airport of the Coirtho' Sanford, Florida. .luly. A 0, 1975. at 11 30 o'clock Publish- May 30, June 6. 13. 20, 1975 Interested persons are hereby situate, lying and being in Seminole liv -- P 144 Reidentiil Zone Blvd 373 1310 licensee to help us make sales on June 71, 1975, at 7 00 P.M. or as A,M in DEN 19$ the SeminOle County notified that objections may be filed County. Florida, to wit: Rear Yard Variance for screened socw thereafter as possible Forrest Greene. Inc . 373 6353. 372 Courthouse. Sanford, Florida. its withIn 20 day's from date of this North ' of the NE '. (less the encloSure from 30' to 21' on the Board of County 1970, eves IN THE COUNTY application for an Order of Taking in COURT publIcation, Objections must be South 3 chains of East "i) of Section 31-Apartnnts Furnished following described property - Lot Commissioners SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA accordance with Its Declaration Of SubmItted in writing to the below U, Township 70 South, Range 11, Block C, The Meadowt Unit I, in Accountant, experienced, full ' Seminole County. Florida CIVIL ACTION NO. 75I2M-CC.1a.H Taklnghecesoforefitedinthiscause East, Seminole County, and the address and must be supported by charge So.- retail stores Must 3roomapt ,up.tairs. lights & water Section 367079, on Post and Rail fli. Sid Vihten, Jr • SEMINOLE COUNTY All parli to this suit and all other PORT North IlchalnsoftheWestschalns evidence whch would indicate that Road (DIST NO 7) know office procedure and coo Included Mature SI! Park Chairman AUTHORITY, a body politicking of Section 12, Township 20 South, interestedparties may appear at the' the subject project (sI would have trots through profit and lots 3 Roder A. Renzulli A?tt: Awe, Sanford BA(6 16 corporate. time and place designated and be an adverse effect on water quaIl-, Range 29 East. Seminole County, ,s aav Reply to Box 570. Co The Evening A 1 Agriculture Zone Arthur H Beckwith. Jr Plaintiff, he-Ird and the South ts of the SE '.of SE '. standards of the above described I ur 2 Bedroom Adulttonlv Herald, P 0 Box 163?. Sanford, Pear Yard Variance from 50' to 3$' Publish May waters Of Section 7. Townhlp 20 South, P,SRK AVENUE MOBILE PARK no the foliowinq described property FIa 3777) DE t in ii UC E SCOBIE and AMOS AND Range 79 East, Seminole County. Details of the locations and plans 751% Park Drive 570 up S 6)) 0)' of E 166' of SE '.of NW '.of ,.ALLS, d b a DELTA MARINE. for the above project (5) and other Florida, less that part lying in Inc SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Section 752079, less the Ely and Sly Ladies as fashIon show directors Defendants Each defendant isheeety required 3Pm Apt all utilities furnished, Right of Way relevant Information may be of Longwood OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 33' thereof for road Further Sarah Coventry Jewelry Earn 13 NOTICE OF ACTION 591 50 Adults only No pets 379 to serve written defenses, if 4fl), tO described as located at the corner of Markhim Road. Containing 101.57 etamiflid at this office between 0:00 Notice of Public Hearing to $5 an hour, Commission Full 0r TO: AMOS WALLS said Complaint on 7294 eves & wknds acres, am. andl )Op m .Mondy through The Board of County Corn past time Lake Myrtle Hilts Road and Dixon No experience _____________________________ Address unknown Friday. You are comrranded to file your THOMAS 6 FREEMAN. missioners of Seminole County. Road (01ST, NO 7) neceSSary, sampl free, start BAMBOOCOVE GAPDENAPTS County Attorniy written defenses to said Complaint Office of Dredge Florida, wIll holo a public hearing to no*, 3195.420. 319 5491 4. PatricIa W. Rich- BA(6 1675) Decor furnIture, 12 BR, deep shlg BRUCE SCOBIE Seminole County with the Clerk of the above named and Fill consider a proposed change of Sly P 1A Residential Zone carpeting Call tee, reslden 747 Melfa Crescent Court ani to serve a copy thereof 1007 Highway 134 State of Florida Zoninc from P IAA and P IAAA Pear Yard Varianc, from 30' to 12' LeasIng Agent for small apartment manager today 300 C Airport Ottawa, Ontario, Canada upon Gene H. Godbold. Esquire, of Altamonte Springs. Department of complex Apartment plus salary. Single Family Dwelling District to nd Side Yard Varianc, from 10' to Blvd 323 1310 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Maguire. Voorhis & Wells, PA., P FlOrida 32701 Pollution Control PC-i Country Estates on the 678 5450 Days or 37) 6470 eves. I' to Lot 19. Block F, Lynwood _____________________________ action to enforce a lien upon the 0 Box 633, Orlando, Florida 32102, on or before the 2nd day of July, Revision, in 2367 Executive Center following deScribed property. One I. Two Bedroom apartments . Section 1$ 2)29. following property in Seminole Work your own hour's Earn extra Attorneys for Plaintiff on or before A 0, 197%. and file the originil with Circle East The SW'. of Section 30, Township houses recorded In Pt) 16. Pages 3') and 33 County, Florida income as an AVON Represen the 70th day of June, 197% thC Clerk of the ,sbove styled Court Montgomery Building 19 South, Range 30 East. less the Further describe-Cl as cm Carbone Motor Vessel PADDLE WHEEL Date May 19th. 1975 tative Call 641 3019 Slid d3te. to Show cause what Payton Realty Tallahassee, Florida 32301 South 110 fet'i of the West 995 6 beet, Way (01ST No 3) QUEEN, C N 231544. G.R.T. 25; (Seal) right, title, Interest or lien you or Publish May 30. 1975 Seminole County, Florida, Further S. Joseph 373 1)01. 7640 fliawaIM ,., DePaulis - BA(6 1675) -hiS been filed tgainst you and you Arthur H Beckwith, Jr any of you have In and to the DEN 19) deScribed as Paola Corners P 144 Residential Zone are rguired to serve a copy of your 21-Situations Wanted Clerk of the Circuit Court property described in said Corn WELAKA APARTMENTS Wilson Place on the East, Orange Lot Width Variance from 90ff to 63 ft written defenses. if any. thereto on Joy Stokes NOTICE CF SHERIFF'S SALE tia w it t Boulevard on the West, Old Stale plaint SOd to Wow cause, if any you ard Lot Size Variance from 11,700 W C HUTCHl,ON, JR.. Piain,irVs Deputy Clerk Bookkeeper Secretary. desires hive, why said property snould not NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that Road ldonflorth, and Wilson S'hool locK s ft on the following attOrney,whoWagdres5ls730p4rth GENE H. 000BOLD, Esquire be condemned for the uses and position full charge NCR, hSS 3ij AVALON APARTMENTS by virlue of fhat certain Writ of "' Road on South described property: Lot 7. Lake Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida, on Pbli5h. May 23, 30, June 6, 13, 1975 a set forth in the Corn purposes experience Also cost & ADULTS,NOPETS Execution issued out of and under This public hearing will be held 'n Brantley Isles. Amended P1st, in or before June 71, 1975 and file the DEN ii? Ihe seal of the Circuit Cuurl of consolidating accounting & FWX 116W 2ndSt. the' County Commission Chambers plaint filed herein If you fail to do SectIon 4 2179. on Poinsettia Drive original with the Clerk of thi5 Court machine experience 668 5064 Orange County. Florida, upon a final so, a default will be entered aga'nst of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, ____________________________ I (01ST PIo 3) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND either before service on Plaintiff's Bedroom apt Large rooms, Nice' you for the relief demanded in the ludgme'nt rendered in the aforesaid on June-71. 1975. at 7 00 P M • or as FOR SEMI NOLE 4. James C. Lewis COUNTY, attorney or immediately thereafter; BA(6 167%) Work Monday or Wednesday furnished Just remodeled Like Days Complaint, court on the 7th day of October, A0 soon thereafter as possible FLOP IDA 19v M I Industrial Zone otherwise a default will be entered Buffer Good references Call 37) 0516 new ill W 1t St. 1971, in that certain case entitled, WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL Board of County CASE NO. 75I3'-CA -09.E Yard Varlane from 15.0' to 0' and against you for the relief demanded after 5 of SSid Court on the 78th day of May. r.-..i Commissioners DAC CORPORATION, 4 FtI'%Vi4* Pan American Bank of Orlando, P-urn or unfurn ApIs, large 1 & 2 '"'iii ,n tr.e Complaint or pttitinn •. .'.•.,i.., .. I'art,s, ,j. lt'i C:;: r:.. $emInOII Cn?y, Florida Corporation. 'g Side Setback Variance from _____________________________ bedrooms, carpeted, aIr conWlTNESSsnyhangandth,WaIof et al. dc , Defendant, which (SEAl) By' SId Vihln, Jr., ditioned Plo pets Moderate rent 70' to IS' Ofl the following described Plaintiff, aforesaid Writ this Court on the 19th day of May. of Execution was Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. Chairman vi property S",ofLot77(ltp Wfor 377 1110 A 0 1975 delivered to me as Sheriff of Clerk of the Circuit Court Attest WILLIAM C TAYLOR, and JUNE S P.434) Forrest City. Orant.e Park. Sea' Seminolt County, Florida, and I By - Lillian T Jenkins Arthur H Beckwitp,. Jr in Section 16 2129 Monthly Rentals Available A H Beckwith, Jr. P TAYLOR and LOCAL FINANCE have Further l'I THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND levied upon the following Deputy Clerk Publish My 30, 1975 CO of 5135 5151) Color TV FLORIDA, Clerk of the Court described as torated between HIgh FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, described property owned by W. Publish- May 30, Juneó, I). 70. 1915 DEN 191 QUALITY INN NORTH By: LiIliln T Jenkirs wayaMintl Orange Avenue, West of FLORIDA Hugh Parks. Jr and Betty w DEN 70.1 ____________________________ I i& sr 41i. to gwc Little Weklv River IDIST. No 3) CASE NO. 'S1$4'CA.I7.E NOTICEOFSUIT Deputy Clerk Parks.hiswIfe,saidprpprtying IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 7 Eugenie Valencia 10 WILL lAM E TAYLOR Publish May 73. 30, June 6, 13, 1975 flAt 616 DON FOX ASSOCIATES, INC. a -located 'n Seminole County, Flørid. E 1011 FE E NTII JUDICIAL C IR. SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD 75) IIV - P IA Residential Zone DIN lee JUNE P TAYLOR Florida corporation, more particulariy described as 31A-.4)iplexes CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR OF ADJUSTMENT Rear Yard Varlancu -Addr Unknown from 10' to a' to Plaintiff, --follo*tSEMINOLE COUhTY SEMINOLECOUNTYIOARQ 'Notice of Public Hearing construct utility buildIng on the vs YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Various household effects In PROBATE DIVISION OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS June 16, 197% 7 Bedrooms. aituitt preferred, 530 that an action to foreclose morlgigefollowinqdes(ribc' property lotS JAYMOR CORPOATION, cluding dining room (hairs, PROBATE NO 75 16$ CP Notice of Public Hearing 7:00 P.M. Wck F u'i",ShcJ ur uiifurn.S.t't-Cl cotrir.g the following real and 1r5t Slopes, in etion I 7129, on Florida corporation, and RICHARD freezer, refrigerator, dish5 and In re: Estate of The Board of County Corn TO WHOM IT MA.Y CONCERN 323 5154. 327 4420 personal property an Seminole West Lake Brantley Road. (DIST BRUCE KERLIf, and ELIZABETH __________________________ plctureS inventory available from HELEN S D4',(LS Notice is hereby given that the misslorsers of Seminole County will County, Florida, to wit No. 33 PEARCE KERLIN. his wife, I hr Civil Division of the Seminole DELTONA-- New Duplex, Furn, or hold a put.lic hearinç tp co,'idee i' Seminole County Board of Ad deceased I. Burton H. Tischer - (IA(6 16 All that tract or parcel Of land County Defendants Sheriff's unfurn Drapes. Water, Lawn Department, All NOTICE T(5 ( appeal against the Board of Ad justment EDITORS public will conduct a 75) S)V lyIng M 1 Industrial Zone beng the' North 75 feet of property to be sold in one lot. NOTICE OF ACTION tare 373 1171 or 6616.344 To All Creditors and All Persons bearing to consider the following Pear Yard Variance frum IS' to 5.' Iustmeist in approving a Front Yard Lot land the South 29 66 feet 05 LOt TO- RICHARD BRUCE KERLIN . One Ii) 1973 Thunderbird Havinç Claims or Demands Against Items: VarL'nce In an P IAA RCsid,ntial Block 2%. SUBURBAN ItCHES, and Side Yard Varianc, from 20' to and ELI ZA BET H 3 Bedrooms, family room, 2 Automobile PEARCE Said Estate; Zone from 75 ft.rt to 17'é" and a Side •Ccording t the pla? thereof A. SPECIAL EXCEPTIONS - 11' on the following described KERLIPI his wife-, bedroom, carport Children okay Whose One (I) l,ist It'?) P,'ark YrtV (ontnentt an P.tr,-t r-.;tfe; ,in&f Yard 'iisr l'inc('frCm iC to 16" ,sr,d a CONTINUED property l'arts of Lofs 1$ tP,ru lv. known address it LJflknf,..n recorded In Piat (1c,uk, S. page 6') and .------331 7 - 41- narkllng 7 bedroom home- with di or 3rd bedroom, fenced yai Available June 1 $22S per n r'rreSl f.,..n. tn REALTOF 323635). - RATES Unfurnishe - - 1974 MAVERICK S2895 Pest Control API BROWN PEST OP4TROL 2562 Park Drive )fl $865 Pet Care PET PEST IPIN Roand rig &Grcx'mrq Ph 377 4.037 Pressure Cleanlng,,,_. AlA CLEANS ALL Exterior pressu'ecleaning 31 _____________________________ Utility Buildings ,lIt,- Over 150 New - .1 Au'- S... BuiJ-r.t iflcl AMC Cars In Stock. Gremlins, Hornets, Matadors, Pacers S... -.3"-' : -s( :'_r.. ,., - '-L- �. ~~ , ,1:l.! Sunday 1 LEISURE . --- Evening Herald, Sanford, F 1. __________ I __________________ Friday, may 3o, i9is-6B / Frida y 11:30 (2.0) Tonight Show EVENING & 7:00 (2) (24) Saga 01 Wide t4 44° Entertainment To Tell The Truth TONIGHT'STV 1:00 (2.0) Midnight Special (9) Movie (44) Party (6) Concentration (0) What's My Line (9) Wild World Brothers 3:00 (2) Soul Train (6) Jeannie (24) Book (35) The Big Blue t Marb M vie le Phooey 3:00 (44) Friends Of Man (24) Sesame Street 330 (9) Golf (44) Gerald Derstine AFTERNOON (24) Romanolls Table 9:30 (2.0) Run Joe Run 4:00 (2) HIgh Chaparral (6) Pebbles And 12:00 (2) Jetsons (6) Sounding Barn-Barn (6) Harlem Board (9) Adventures Of Globetrotters (24) Sports 70s Gilligan (8) Information (35) My Favorite (13) Movie Eight Martian 10:00 (2, 0) Lend Of The (9) These Are 1:30 (6) Sports Lost The Days Spectacular (6) Scooby-Døo (13) WrestlIng (35) Leave It To (9) Devlin (24) International Beaver (24) The Electric 5:00 (2, 0) Tennis Animation 6:00 (6) Growers Almanac 6:25 (2) Daily Devotional 6:30 (2) Across The Fence 6) Sunrise Semester (I. 9) Laurel And Hardy 7:00 (24) Washington (2) 1 Dream Of Jeannie Week Company (44) Ernest Angley Archie Chico And (2) Jabberwocky (6) Bailey's Comets The Man (I) (44) Braves Baseball 7:30 9-M f2l (13) June Ally-son (24) Wall Street 10:30 Go - p (9) Jon Denver Special (13) Hot L Ba ltimore (24) Masterpiece i te Martian Valley Of (6) 11:30 (2) Star Trek .,. ntj 9:00 Special (13) Richard Halt (24) Today In (0) Us Plus Four (24) Zoom CI$IUL CINEMA CORP A TOUCH C X P T 2000 R I F H I H U I) U K P I W N E 0 N PD CCME T E B N E T K I H yourself who have had long MHSWIKDN 0 S L E N R S A I) B A I F S 0W YA8 0 KFE J A Z S AM H E D 0JUHFCU Q CREXY0SP I E i N E It D C N A It 'i' lly of IJBRA (Sept. kt. hidden name and box it In as gown HIRAKUD MCNARY FORT PECK VAJONT OROVILLE HOOVER GRAND COULEE GRAND DIXENCE ' ASWAN Our Specialty nch E ru PRIME RIB OF BEEF !AvI bIjV (,. rv',r cwmc. ROASTEOTOTHESATISFACT,ONOFEVII (SYPSY SERVING A ONE INCH CUT SALAD BAR SiKEO POTATO -iO(t S I - ' -'-" -V. IJ.dCSJ,rk,-.c '"I 114Mb. •4..4 I ,i -• 'bC' •-0 '" ). 1. iNTEIlYAIt'iMt1-4' Don't Come ro Our LounlY e I, Ig* I S4I -'- '-" : rn i.,.,..j ......, Mt,ltt4Mb 'jst,Iv I., DEADLY VEHICLES InA Cros.Cogntry 1. '----- -_ __ Z-- __ The recommendations in a parks lands recommended two mitt.-r, report front an Atlanta. t ,)Iflcial with the Depart. I or .00 sk 00 ,.=?-? I I A Central Florida Zoological the picnic tables. They are too Friday that the projects _ icr Lynch ?tid f)inner \ 'mW lpm1 1 , a IA!gislature Friday passed the ,,I,i ttle I, - -- - :; but failed to kill the 1974 act which centers on Seminole ('uuntv program lbe state attion leaves Serninole Count under the wing of two planning acts -th e seeond such situation to I ' ' , ,5l. - P S Swinging Seailon Who Had A Sall Fell, I c..'s.a.e sYlfINEifri b9?,, I. &.e... a rn ,,,.. ,,' p., rn .pe 11 01 .40 0XI ffl ilf f);;J, F. - '- H prefer having omit' law instead of two. II` ;1rnvy.c)I t3'i' and 2 biscuits 2mPL ChmI-Ct~#111111),ri, ItPr4nner _04 1 I Mayor Lice .Moore has blasted state lawmakers more th an once For "causing us to have to live under two sets of laws instead of one" and the conimi,ssleri went on record two weeks ago as ins tructing Knowles to "do everything lxmsible" to bring about tile repeal of tile ,Seminole Planning A( I. "We would ra ther be under one act — it doesn't I I I u II I - "M $ it.'51 In: matter which one in.stead of two," Moore said recently. lhhllh' One of the problem.s involv ed is the Seminole Act calls for completion of planning projects by 1977, while the "Little Elms" act sets a date of 197010 for planning completion — giving more time to cities which are getting sta rted, R $ OFFER C.')4,')D Sl)ND'( ONLY EA'f U or TAK IE )UT I ALSO The Insanely Funny a""'' and Outrageous - I I . ,,[.clr11t i ______ __ - - - lu_ sip - _______ I TUBE" ." p. to Ill ~ tt IliIHM,fl, , $! 11 10 1 "GROOVE I I LJj J LY FRIED CI-orJ(EN it bone,' L-, ________1009 French Aye,(HI.w.y)7.fl) san,or _1O.3O P.m. ________________________________________________________________________________________ II_717 z_ -_ -._ -_ Irr -_ ----- _ - "it's the reverse in the muth end of the county." Sanford officials had made it c!ear that the city would ,_~;_, , I - "THE BLAZER GIRLS - ., - I,% ._' -_ _ I J.#/J .,.. ., ; I 81, L — 41!(I, ~ 14 _. arise in several years. Seminole County has an annexation act --- "the Mooney Bill" and Is also co vered by a s ta te law regarding annexation. "I as afraid that would happen," Kno wles sa id. "I talked with everyone concerned on this matter, trying to lx)int out that with two act-, and two different time elements, the municipa lities in Seminole County would be iii a serious situation about planning programs. Ap parently, I didn't do as good a Job as I should have." K no wles sa id he had been concerned that sou th Seminole communities would Find their situations critical" under two acts "because many of them are Just getting st ar t ed in planning act work." "Sanford won't be too badly affected because our planning act is a bout done. In Fact, it is being prepared for - i,':.-- . : , 's ' by Bill Vincent. - __-- -----.-- I the city's fire station bought for the department. called lnan attempt to work out Smith contended that since UL Councilwoman Virginia Mercer, who represents the the difficulties, none of the members of the de partment on City Council, Fire Chief Chuck Smith, who department were paid city moved to have the department led the opposition to the pur. mployes they should not be exempt from filling the forms chasing procedure.-., had fcr,-cd to fill Gul prepared a resignation for city when they need to buy and small materials. council over the issue. But, a petition signed by .30 something. Ile also was opposed members of the volunteer living to go tt!ouh ill the red to The motion received unanimous approval from the F- -. - ' - -: i: - I4---- t-- = ='_ more than 25 department mnembcrs assembled in the fire station, The issue was scheduled to be ra e Park Before Grant Is P(i Department in the small picnic shelter, Resources, nut on the Council agenda for ihe June 11 meeting. Smi th accused the city of questioning his integrity with d e new purchasing procedures of Natural state channels the money to the the parks land prior to the 4, with or without a completed county, which disperses the approval of the remaining road system. The attempt to repeal the local Seminole Plan Act (ailed when Sen. Warren Sims attempted to tack on an amendment to the 'Little Elms" measure Friday which would have pla ce d Seminole County under the new state law. His aion Failed in the last minute push to approve the planning iiieusurc, thus clearing the way Fur the i9Th Legislature to adlourn next week. Rep.[lob Hattawey, who backed Sims' action, said he did not Feel "Seminole should be under both bills because It is not fair to the citizens." -- _ may take the shock treatment of a strike to wake which had only two tables, According to Froemke, the funds to the Society. grant monies. the city council up that is a there were four metal bar-b-que second payment, Si4l.Wo, on the The Society has asked the volunteer fire department," The state cannot deal directly The Society, which is leasing grills. flute said the restrooms matching $100,000 has been with the Society, Froemke said, the parks land from the county Seminole County Commission Smith said. Smith received "looked good:' approved because the Society is a privat.. at a nominal cost, is seeking to to proside more than $30,000 for vocal agreement from several road construction but the board members of the audience, with the state division of ment after several society Society. ounty, Herald Staff Writer That was the reaction Saturday from City Manager Warren "Pete" K no wles when he learned his light to have the 1974 &'mninole Land Plan Act repealed had failed, -- I I I - is ~aving to seek out detailed information on the requested project Zoo officials say one of the main reascris for sticking to the TheZoo,whichwasoi-igin.ally July "We're not advocating a strike but we would strike to prove a point." I'ie sail. Sorenson, followed Smith's presentation on t sta of th move the department, said he didn't -4 opening is to Recreiiition and Parks to follow members signed a SlW,000 Froeinkesaid he when he was scheduled to open the last of animals from the run down 7.6o understand why the new pur"Most picnic tables are UP on the recommendations, ba nk note. Th e society has in the county on the inspection May, was rescheduled to a July in downtown Sanford, chasing is "such a problem." Sorenson said the intention of the new procedures was not to include minor purchases such as gasoline. It's Two Plan ttes better-ft' w:r 41ringg this ofl.dnWUy ec/a dinner w'alue hut to nI a 'b IIe!JL"04I1( CI! /()U. 11 purchasing and accounting hired bookkeeper, Jim Collins the de .rt'mr', act as watprocedures where the fire department mu-t (hdogs" over the purchasing of Li-.," The threat came during a file purchasing orders and the department and additional ' IIP' meeting of firemen and city requests on all materials red tape is not necessary. -don bleyer and City clerk flenry Tamm Scaled from left, Commissioner A. A. McClanahan. Mayor I,ee 51(wre and Commissioner Julian Sten.strom. I Herald color photo Florida Attorney General Longwood To Test Law But, Smith could not be persuaded that the new city zoning recently completed by the lion's share of the property and resn'ential zoning, legal action was almos t certain the City Council there. and business district I limited n recent months, City to develop over the rean- County Attorney Tom continercial) on the part bor- chases. "We don't have time to Attorney Ned Julian Jr. told nexation, called the land use (file all the orders). If I was ' a Robert Shevin's office last ree:iian predict ed Friday this dering the road, councilmen Shevin's office was designation bo th spot and strip salaried employe y (city) November said the legality of suit may be only the first the suit if the zoning and the entire council would have to pay me $20,000 a me city originally annexed willing to dismiss the the state annexation law, county fil year to put up with this nones against Seminole the property several years ago city perfected adopted again) move an "abuse of power." Chapter 74.190, because of its municipalities, Freeman said Friday a basis sense. on a petition from the cwmers at the annexation now that the confusing sections, would tract is contiguous. "I will not go to Big Daddy of the county litigation will be "It is my impression," the time. Shevin's offi ce filed ultimately have to be decided In Freeman said, "that every suit challenging the annexation An ordinance completing the that the original annexation iSorensont for ever)' nut and the courts. illegal annexation by a re-annexation was passed by was illegal, thus the rean- bolt and tank of gas we need." That is exactly what is going municipality here will result en and the test arena is a law suit being filed by the to be Seminole County. count y ()illuuiSsiOfl Seminole County CommisThe test case involves ,tit S& " I -' Tk1,,,ip.a and should be Society spokesman said on rough." • ___ STARTIIO TONIGHT Improvements: (A.ENN NIc,CASI.A,ND - Herald S ta ir writer 10 DEATH RAC ntu 't4 'i --aanding down the more flute said he dQes not received shortly by the Smiety. oWn4ation. have the county incorporate the 11111'. (f Interior comes only a than 10 picruc tables. "forest-e any prollikm Colininig ,. Htiltlaitt Pop 31, IM date _- The sinount of red tape ihmore [I1L! more than a month away I than 80 acres into the — widen a section of steps up now with the funding. has been set for compLethr of volved in funneling the monies count)' parks lands, frr.'n the scheduled July 4 leading frnm a picnic shelter. lie said the report is being the three-year project. The through so many hands also has Discu.ssion between county L r roming of the 7.(xi and allHuie said on Friday in typed up with photographs and Society in IM secured mat- caused what Froemke calls a t I is joinIng parh. and Society officials are Atlanta th. ,!"I didn't care for Will be forwarded to an official ching funds from the depart- "bone of contention" with the currently underway. also wet;ome 00 InerWi is paid for developing the I;lri,j following an April 30 inspection tour of the more than 80 acres of _____ .. wesia - - r, !: ISION commis", Sm and said the city was trying to mentioned in [lie report will be sanded down in the factory," tie State official Richard asked the county commission to tour, he was able to straighten 4 opening and some Society [Like money from the fire completed prior to the July 4 said. Froemke said Friday that he pick up the note, but this has out some of the paper work members considered delaying department. o -.ntng Hule said the .steps needed to will make another inspection of been ruled illegal, Smith told Mayor Walter between the Society and the the opening longer. NOW SERVING -'' [J . 1. _i :. ng .-'i,,'i % ':: jo A routive inspecti-iin of thf T he grant money is only for be improved to provide better the parks lands prior to the final The first payment of more County. The second delay would have Sorenson, who also attended the Pa4s lantl, .Idjoirii,,1P, the r.eiv the parks lands and not for the walkways for elderly people. installment of Or- grant. Lhan $Z7,000 was paid in June, "The county is really just the been caused by Ahe lack of meeting, that "if the city :ntra! ilorida Z)o has zoo. lie said the steps were "too Froernke is the head of the lrj4. intermediary, the vehicle," roads in the park, but now continues to push to take the derveale '-flue nii,.ir projects steep" and I should be widened grants and aids division of the The federal agency channels Froemke said. Bill fluie, project officer from oil I. .chich muft be completed Society officials have recon- partment's funds away a " recreation and parks with the the money to the state. and the the Bureau of Outdoor Froemke said he will inspect sidered and plan to open on July genera I strike will be in order." before Hule also said he noticed that state . INN .11 - - HIGHWAY SIP.-i"ry BREAKFAST HOURS ,, I oo o To U final $20,000 In- Recreation in Atlanta, Ga., tatI,1ieri on 'ederal grant Includes 7 'Jf'?COs Chikp WRECK 1:03 '" 1111=1111111111111111111011 1111111111111, - GOVERNORS announces our .'. , " .'.,Z .- , " 4:51 1:X iia ::' I ----.---- RESTAURANY _ the 1:51 3:24 - - 0 .. . 9 L., Return of ______ Panther MATINEE 305-3b2-4000 C'4Lt)ftI, $ 2AMca---- 1.4Mb 7:30 1:00 SAT. SUN. ot, I trit.l (3(5) $43-4 AM YOULLLOWill 1'4It 11111 q I j I. 0 — _ and [gill % — '44)ti - Adults 1-4 1OOII 'RCA?N$rPAMILV- I , 1, Pt COClICKIN SUFI IT I IIRY I I'4". $I i'Vfl) FAMILY tTYLt pWIIIdl jr vflj•arfl fl. cR015-N - ACT aRuvv am urarrnLc'., OICA1J IT PiAfrPy ,.""-. , tY4NGALOt4I,j TVL tP4Ek7Ai5iUt P41 AIMOTPNLIIL - a JIl&WJ I .1 ilrill 96 Kiln ) (.`! -; W, a - AND 119 Midnight how Coming Ask - ~ I.ake Mary's volunteer fire department in support of the pe ur ma s g d e pa r On e P t Saturday chief, swayed his decision and action the department h I threatened to stage a boycott if he withdrew his plan.s to resign. followed in the past. I the departme n t t Smith 'd 't b Accordi ith, # exempt from thz city's new description for the city's newly .J'! .. ,~.. 4J. !_ - 6 -. ~ - _A t, - .1 4 Directing the growth of Sanford arr Itwiw men, who make up the 1-11) va Ission anol adrn Istration leaders. 71ey an, standing from t, Police (lilef Ben Butler, City slanager Warren E. herald Staff Writer J _40"W THE DRAGON SQUAD rJ SANFOPD CITY — P40W SHOWING 4N I [ONGWOOD, LA iifluiuii — I aGaIN TAflS 11,11 I tRIAl - I' k-----.IfifEI SR1 434 OVER 307 LC'RIDA AT iMC,IOW';. IOM.I.1:s4h's iiiAU rir UL 001, (')IIPSES - 4*il Rat ipi JAI IL AI, t)t; HACI.O I utritT l't.It'I.SS H ida:, tUd.--ImMlies-' (4tJt.LITY i' m tI'--JJJfl$II5lUflR$1 I' NORTH OUI'U It, QI] )i' ITY IN,4 i4(Ill' -1 . SR '.3' 7', -4 - I. -4, - i - Federal Inspector Finds Minor' Problems I I fte most important one on the CAPRICORN (Dcc. 22-Jan. I;gj of recent studies is cereal 19) You're still in a cycle where fi;er, Found In almost all whole you're likely to derive profit i:reals eAcept rice and cer- (ruin situations that have little L'slnly in abundance in all those or no value to oth ers. breakfast Foods la beled as bran AQUARIUS tJan. 2(3-Feb. 19 w hole w heat products. Toddy you art lit for some INN LuN:HEii . .- - - ' , • - "Pete" Knoks, City Attorney Vernon Mize, Commissioners _~ Safety is a family affra. SCORPIO ((kt. 24-Nov. 22) If _______________________ !LClLiTlE' MEITIN3 INN .- i.-...4 -. , 4- COMMISSION IPCLI' AM 1041411.4 . "It figures," - QUALITY LEADIPI', MOTEL:,rtem,t 4 , / C,t!ii& RIVUILGI IpA 1111111111111111111111111111111111111 - s S3.00 $5. 95 vn"u g-tfI)G?,(L(*II? • (1(nhh1hhhhhh1thh1r stipatlon and poor bowel func- there's something you'd like to Hon. To promote proper func. do for the family, do it secretly. Hon and avoid spasm of the They'll appreciate it later, colon you do need bulk in the SAGI1'TARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. diet. 21) Chances are you'll be a bit Those foods that look like restless today. Ease the tension ouhage when you eat them by ta king a short fun trip, forget ira often not rougha ge at all. business, Enjoy Sunda' ) residue that leads to con- 'r%i'' - I — ' T colon will remove all the water needs socially this evening. The from such bland foods and what party clicks right after you is left Is a small, hard food arrive. - ji- 111111116E43.2 ;~;; I\ : .- FAHIFA!iT 1QPI 1 All. MON. TIVII) FRI. J oq Track Rd , off Hwy l?., FERN PARK STARTINGMNrl V, flJl4E 2nii ____________ ______ ______ 131-2474 .~-~ the ill OAHE SHASTA CHIEF JOSEPH _____________ TOMORROW: Hodge Podge "D" ___________________________ __________________________ '1 ~ ___________________________ no,'.,ja 0p.tmnl cI idr ,.,it,iu,r b4Thd4y pa,tiej. cIvbs s411 ii mwo people with colon problems, or The exchange of information ___ 113P ~~Iw " ___________________________________ MON. 7:00-10 P.M. TUE S. PRIVATE PARTIES WED. 1:10-10:30 P.M. THURS. PRIVATE PARTIES PRI. 7:30.11 P.M. SAT. :30.lI:3I AM. 1:30-4 P.M. 7:30.11 P.M. anydisorder digestive system, a bland diet. Instrnctlons.. The hMdSII Th1i bend bdoWZiii tXWUd, You're the catalyst your group The trouble with this that b.CkWd, up, down, dlqiaEy in the -g _____________________ $11 I suu. 1:30. 3:30, 4-4 P.M. careers are similar to yours. The older thinking was to give M - ' , ___ - 2511 S. SANFO'~D AVE. L.EO (July 23-Aug. 22) You within the colon Is thought to have a good idea regarding contribute to the small hernias something affec ting you and or diverticula. y our mate. Take it easy. You'll A lot of the symptoms at- later come up with something tributed to diverticula are even better. really frc.m old colon problems VIRGO (Aug,Z5.Sept.v) Try that actuall y the to associate with persons whose diverticula, ' .. ___________ FLORI DA CANCER iJune 21-July 22) but couldn't afford. Have your you bags packed. The opportunity .... ,. ii0m . I I - , V_..F,t . . ., (" 'Ii I IM - .t-- -. _-_ —_ IL ' ad-4 Ili, )' 58 I - Someone will tell -_ -_ ,.. ____- . Oiirworx '" 0 0 causes a build up of pressure j o T1 • - _ 4, ___________ contemplated for some time, . , • ' . - I , " I ..I I 't, %, .. . ;J 1 " \, . ________i-:i:- 55 I . - : I .. _- — — — I 54 57 11 ) I 5 term constipation or poor bowel something in confidence today will come unexpectedly. CHAD CHB UHL E C It A N 1) C 0 U L E 11 than yours. habits. In general, any situation that you can gain from. Discuss that is associiated with spasm, it only with your family if you cramping, constipation or INIUST talk about It. KN0BTLAK IN These small pockets are more advanced , B MICK IAKiIRlD6F The ways and means will be apt to form in people like RACE ______________ _____________ No SURSHINE 0 C Z K B C H I E F J 0 8 E P If N G H K E H d1J' Lii ii_hi_1k,_ raae 10 III ______ ARRIVE STATE. AHVE the muscular wall of the colon. working on. His ideas are more available for a trip you've DEATH SE WITH PARENT S 41-1:414A$ — __________ - 50 YOUR BIRTHDAY May 31, 1975 L E V A J 0 N T J C SM J A F T E M 0 SNU 104, r" i I It 7 I I .11 j , ~J 41 DEAR READER — There is clean up those little details that unusual you can use in the going to be a lot of confusion affect your work or career home. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) small pockets of the colon. They Try to get toge ther socially this are reafly small hernias of the inner lining of the colon through terested in something you're DAVID CARSADINE UNDER 11 MUST . 1 16 17 —i ~ ___________ — — — — 19 20 21 — — _______ I' about diet and diverticulosis for before you relax this week end. •uc.a.o. ou41m C*ILDSUU = - I 115 771 ã "" -r-f, . , r I , - 4 t .- 2 Il : .. G ,a&- t., . I. 11 49 Not aii % 1 14 Pr 4 - 11 0' a. \. 47 04bl"l IN'—uuuiIa a 0 I child, also a great deal of gas. It's really to your benefit to a family contact. It's something some time. The diverticula are *r k 1. I 1.1-1 ' t — HOWIEN gregarious types today. Mix fun. Keep your schedule with friend.- who have new flexible. ideas and are anxious to talk l'ISCESFeb.-March20)A about them. gift may be coming your way, ____________________________________________________ V - 13 — ____________ (s Movie A 4 j ..-' t .rt ,_ i rlrrn) 634445 By LAWRENCE E. LAMB I . F Trrf' ' - - ;i A iremen Th row B0ycott Th r e (i,t I -..-!". ,; _4 I,- - -L At L k M y :1k ,'—. ii — — You need to associate with happenings will be exciting and SEEK & FIND OF CLASS — — For Saturday, May 31, 1975 ___________________ . : ( 41 E 5 6 7 — BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL - I would h earing from you on this I have had constipation matter. problems since I was a small OLE 'aDa JACKSOi. IN 4 T" 18 (6) Movie Dr. Lamb - ,l plant 28 Italian city I ' 1 1'. - eaten. However, lately I have read the opposite Is most beneficial, foods like coarse bran, whole tomatoes instead of YI it place 40 Flowerng pea 26 Neatest in r,nh (native 15 HOROSCOPE DEAR DR. LAMB My doctor says that I have diverticulosis. X rays ha ve been taken. I understand no bulky or seed foods should be Weather (3) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery 1 - L i . Baseball oftage ' Aids Healthy Colon (24) Aviation .. ." . • 24 Make rlean 3 Make muddy 1'-"" 2 12:00 (2) Movie (6) Movie (8) Protectors 1:00 (2) Thriller World Haw - job) 59 Masculine 35 Sally 12 10 Ouildng destination 34 Gender (1) Movie (44) Rock Concert (3) Great Adventure S Legislature 10:30 (44) Sports Legends 11:00 (2.6.0.9) News I_T1t2:30P.M..-S1.25 MATS - week 2:00 (2. 0) Major League summers country 19 Elhicpian prince 21 Reduce size of 44 Arro* poison (6) Movie (8) News Last Of The 7:00 (2) 11 French 11:30 (2) Rock Concert EVENING ders roners World Around . (9) ABC News - Outdoors Of Gold (2. 0) Emergency tIS) Movie (44) Combat 1:30 (8) Time Of Your Life I . #J 39 Soak up 24 Staffs 27 French pronoun 28 Yellow- 2lhat one (9) Reasoner Report (24) Legislature I fabricsSpanisli 32 Mum symbol (44) Night Gallery i . I 'i , 56 lacy 20 Flubs out 57 Weird (var.) 22 Nega tive 23 Bronze money 58Fu.ct 33 Old P'ovenc& ' . i. Formerl 1O30 (35) Science Fiction PI)p Country (44) Wrestling 6:30 (7. 8) News (24) Washington Week Dinosaurs (9) Super Friends (13) Daytime (24) Carrascolendas (44) Jim Thomas (24) Mister Roger's Neighborhood (III Thir*'.- 0I.I.. -'"i Woman C) ¶2) SJ( Tr.n (6) Children's Film Festival (13) Movie —_ . I DOWN I Foundation OS) 700 Club Ap - I. 13 Native minera r ] 14 " 15 Used to ~ _ 46Urgetruost S opegate Domineering 2(P.,s? some liowers 50 Square 30 y (Coll column (archaic) 16 School term (I Agent isuUi lab) 7 lO*CfOd " 32 Corsage 53 Inactiv e 17 To allot status tower 54 Genwne t8Certain Hindu gods 35Hindu queen S5Anger 31 Pow Gynl*s Perspective -_ rvicknam r 43 Seed-be:ring pJ _T_ flower organ ITII_A_!A (35) Wrestling (44) Dinah Bobby Goldsboro - :;; " (44) Sports Legends 600 (6) Ne'. (33) Wrestling School (35) Speed Racer 11:00 (2.0) Pink Panther (6) Speed Buggy (8) Jabberwocky (9) Bugs Bunny Ifl'M t it P..Ilr Bandstand (24) 7rw Cooving Chopper Bunch Theatre 9:30 (9) Odd Couple hazan 3:50 OS) - I r I ill Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents Flower Survival (44) Mod Squad Fat Albert 0) American i 1 j-: , 38 Wine vesset 39 Slope 5 Unopened (24) A Family At War (35) Scream Theatre 8:30 (6) Jeffersons 9:00 (2) Movie (6) Mary Tyler Moore Show (9) Movie (24) Stalin 9:30 (6) Bob Newhart Show (9) Wide World Of Sports (6) Rangers (44) Wally's Workshop 8:30 (2) Wheelie And The NBA (2, 8) Sigmond And Sea Monsters coi (8) Jabbcrv.ocy (9) Yogi's Gang (24) Villa Aleçra Week (35) Movie 9-00 ( 2,0) Rockford Files TBA (44) Soul Train DS) YeVP3US balh 1 l ni Eit 1J,A I IA J4, (4b) iSomegardens 37Headcove!fJ M.an (24) Way It Was 8:00 (2, 0) Emergency (6) Allin The Family __________________________________________________________ MORNING ACROIS 67th Year, No. 243—Sunday, June 1. 1975 Answer tO Previous Punle 1 In the Garden ()BI'8VSBMI 1:30 (2) FrIends Of (13) MovIe (35) Wilburn Saturday (24) Senior Scene (35. 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon (6) What's My Line (0) $25,000 Pyramid (9) Hollywood Squares (13) Wr'tIIng 8:00 (2) Sanford And Son () We'll Get By (9 i" Kolchak (6) , o (13) Zane Grey 8:30 (7) (9) Lawrence Welk (24) Music Project (35) Department "S', Western Man ) Movie :1 Wrestling I sinners Voted this week to test acre tract fronting on Long. the law in court, citing ng. wI hills load near Lake in a con- Kuima load and tts zoning in claiming the larxi was not con Courml little more than 10 days nexation was subject to the tiguous other city of ago anti signed into law by state annexation law, property, a to requirtrilent state law for a valid annexa- tion. Tl,-.e city admitted the land w is not contiguous. Mayor James It. IA)rmann, * The state law says a city consideration to allow the fire The orthriance passed on a cannot change the zoning for department and the Seminole scant 3-2 Council vote with two years on annexed land to County Fire Department to 'our'ilmen Gerard Connell Wfxn originally anneci the md l :\ Scott li:s. nmng Anqry HerrincI Blasts Brock S In Grand J '1 enter into a agreement. (Continued ( Page I mutual aid 1 lnside Todav -- 1 Another 'Giant' Found Probe Re p I y tile activities of Herring's of. I jilvii to control and supervise possible harin to the %icttin f Ice. I is staff." and-or lus property." The Ilrt'vard jury report ihi' Grand Jury recoin"1 took disciplinary action State Atty. Abbott hkrring findings state ''that there was i i'adcd ''that there be coin- because I was not made aware says a ITM criminal case was insufficient supervision. control 11-le control and supervision of beforehand of our action," dismissed in circuit court at and communication wi th an tie activities of the State hIerriig said. "I would have Sanford "thru the negligence of Assista nt State Attorney and Attorney's investigator., to concurred in the action had I 'fl experienced Assistant State the State Attorney 's in- avoid unethical, improper, been apprised of the tota l Attorney" and that the ein- vestigator in it case known as il egal or underhanded circulmstances. The case was plo)'V, who has since cllte~ed Statv of Florida %.s. Scott p~cvodurei or conduct." The disinisse;i thruugh tile private law practi ce, "was Kenneth and Orville Anderson Ju;'.' also slated that "all per- negligence of an experienced reprimanded by me." when the S ta le Attorney's in. .omtrcl of the Sta te Attorney's Assistant State Attorney, he herring made the s ta tements vestigators were involved and oh ice should conduct them- was reprimanded by me." in his reply to a Brevard Count)' par ticipated in the Issuance of i selves in an exemplary manner herring said Brock went to Grand Jury report Issued after False stock certificate. It was so that t heir behavior is at all work for the State Attorney's a six-month investigation of his maintained as the position of times abo ve reproach." office Nov. 1. 1971 at a salary of office. herring, now in the the State Attorney's office that "I take issue with any lit)- $13,500 annually and was middle of his second term as the behavior of its staff was to phic!ltion that this office has, at making $'2l,000 a year when he elected State Attorney for the ;irotectthccomplaming witness any time, engaged in any imn• resigned the position effective 18th Judicial Circuit ( Seminole from harm. However, it is a iroc'r or unethical conduct. 1 Feb. 1,1974 to enter private Law and Brevard counties), Iden- Finding of the Grand Jury that will not condone such conduct," practice. tified the Former assistant as alternative ethical methods Herring said Frida y in his A deposition given Oct. 23, Newma n Brock, who now has were available. The case was written reply to portions of the 1973 in the Kenneth-Anderson Offices in Altamonte Springs, (lisnhiss'(i b) the Court becüuse 17-page Grand Jury report. case b) then-Sta te Attorne) Brock was one of 38 witnesses the State failed to oppose a Herring said there was investigator C.E. DeI'uy Jr., who appeared before the motion to disinim filed by the nothing unethical in the Ken- stated that a stock certificate h3S'es'iH'd Gra nd Jury that hired defendants. Throughout the neth-Anderson case. "We took was issued by an Orlando at. a private attomiey to advise it tran3miction, the State Attorne y action in an alleged extor tion after jt'rors decided to probe was not adequately ad keil au'.! conspiracy plot to prevent (('ontinued On Page 2-A) -_--------- __-----_ Sinith also was W under It* collar over the City Council's =---------_-_-_- _ There's another "giant" loose in Semriinole County and can be seen at the Agricultural Center daily, Read Donna Estes' story about the camphor tree on Page 2A of today's Herald 5'- Graduates Pose Problem - -- The nation's CeO.lomy has started a 'trend upward," but uzit'niployment in Setitinole County is still high with 1,500 high school students about to make it higher. Area job experts are concerned 'and Staff Writer Ed Prichett tells why in his story on Page GA toda. Index Around the Clock Bridge . Business Calendar Liassified Comics Crossword Puzzle lh'.tr :\hhv - 4A - * . - . - - 413 6A 5A BC 4B 3A 4(' I 'htorial hiortit' News Horoscope Hospital Obituaries Sports Tckvision \Vn:n'. S. - I- WE.-VI'hlElt Yesterday's high 91, overnight low 65. Rainfall 1.4 lfli'ItS. l'arth tloud) to oea-asioiia!l cloud) thruugh today with scattered afternoon an,; evening thunder showers. 111gb near 90 and lows in low 'ads. Winds mostly southerly 10 to 15 m.p.h. except lm-illy strum g and gusty near thunder. Rain probability 30 to 50 per cent today. Complete dctdils and tides may be hound on Page $-A. S r'.- - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Sanford, Fl. Monday, May 26, 1973-613 (4 Night Gallery 11:30 (2.1) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Fugitive 12:00 (9) News EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth 12:30 Concentration (6) (I) 1:00 What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) Cable Prevue I'll.'. !.L.'m.i p,3 7:30 8:00 (41) Braves Baseball 14% Relinious Townhatl (6) Captain Kai- çaro (44) Tennessee IloIIyv.00d 1:30 (2) - 100 (6) Medical Center (9) Caribe (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Today In Legislature (3i) Felony Squad 10:30 (13) June Allyson (35) In The Public - day. (2, 6, 8, 9) News Yoga Club (35) 700 SI*IPAL CINIM* CORP ilOAtH MATS.IVERY1 'TL23OP.M.-S1.2S R mw R,O*D ' P0I vouSIu CMtDu. w Whenever he . STA EEP'S WI9. 41N.OWLAYE. _______ - () 845-4240 SUPI. DAD IM 5 - rtoetD*1 fiflUTIJIIU - iou o. ,LUSSII I d I 21 III- - - 4) tocxm cum inum WALT DISNEY dstrict 35 Ccmes 360a*ngoddess 38 Awaken tO Cabbage salad 11 Baby's phaytM.r;: MEN - - ?ri...Ihi ' JUl - No Jim - J.ONEul jij - Jim___ ONE as jJJuulJ. Jm ul Jmjj mm JmuiJlljjJlum Roomlm Julia none Jill May SWAP thru )0 The cP ')OOM from experience, Is very PRESENT - .. _- ,K careless with his own th,ings. CAPRiCOh t[,tec. 2-Jan 19) You're likely to change course too often today for youx own good in order to try tc satisfy the demands of others AOtAflhis i T,.. tL'.,I. in - I-iorida StatuteS 1957 5 - Ralph Nleto PubliSh: MaY 19, 26. Je 2 9. 197% DEN 109 Office 7379, Sanfor, Florida PubliSh May 19, 24. 1975 114 , W[ 9:06•9:30 A.M. R ______________ fl A III _________________ flhiIJIV . COLEMANS BARuBmQ S P E C . EVERY TUESDAY IS * * f HQ!C OF $1.95 BAR BHICKEN DINNER OR $2.2 BAR B-0 PORK DINNER All / -- -_ - .._ -41~7, . ,~ 44_N~ . I - ~= k . Us I 'It. tz , .. I __._ '3' OF - ~ \ '' _.~ : ' - - r C- -Si ay.Z~_X _ , _____ - V .". ' d, - . - -- . , . - i'- '.)J .______________ '' - - o. -u'-' - - " - , - 'l' . . - . I - F -: L.1., - . ¶7' - ___ - _ '-' '' r. _ - U - ~ I 1. .------ !.. - l'-'' I '" iau - - - ~_ - - ' - - __',, - 4 iI' - Virgil Bryant of Sanford's First Presbyterian Church addresses the crowd which assembled at Memo rial Park Yesterday in oiervance of Memorial Day. On the extreme right is Sanford Mayor I.'c Moore, Rev. A spanking new Old Glory proudly flies atop th e flagpole at Memorial Park. Sa nf ord's Rotary Club presented th e 15 x 25 foot flag to the city, .1- ., - - - Lake Brantley Ifigh's Patriot Band plays at the opening of the American Bicentennial exhibit on display at Sa nf ord Plaza. Th e three-trailer exhibit will be o pe n to the public th roughout the week and features many items of interest. - I Full House Hearing May Start Thursday O'Mally e Ouster Reded cornmenBy Select Pelitionolf. Mittee WILLIAM P BALL and CLARA M TAUAHASSEE (AP) - A select House committee has recommended the Impeachment of SALL. h1s wife, involved in other impeachment Investigations have Treasurer-] nsurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley as early asThursday. It takes a two-thirds consider those charges because of the pending court resigned. The tWrd, Justice Joseph Boyd, has been vote of both the House .and Senate to impeach vs. ReSponder' s SUMMONS TO SHOW CAUSE AND NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE OF EMINENT DOP.'AIt PROCEEDING IN lifE NAME AND BY THE AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA' TO ALL WHOM IT MAY COPI A A - O'Malley on charges of extracting more than $72,000 from insurance companies that had vital matters pending before turn. The committee voted 10 articles of impeachment Monday, accusing O'Malley, 41, of accepting unauthorized ,compensation, committing perjury and violating the state law setting standards of nduct lor public officials. I ' - .-der the ficloption of an Orditunce condilicons upon which title to and by the ('Itt, nfl Ak. ,.&.,t, ri..,s.,. ,. ,.,,, hIlt of which is as follows , tecomr vested in Petitioner. and AN ORDINANCE OF THF. CITY $u(hotherrnatteqsestheCourtmey OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA, deem pro per CONC[RNlplG MUNICIPAL You and each of you are htfeb, GOVERNMENT PURCHASING, commanded on or befor e May 20 th, FSTAflLlSH,ifG PURCHASING 197%, to file with the office ô' tt nonrrr,iiur:c t- ..,.,,-... ' 1'1T4$ FICTITIOUSNAME parties clalminu or having any Notice i hereby given that we ale 'ght, title, interest, estate. mor engaged in business at 133 Highway gage or other 1cm to or on those 434. Casselberry 32707. Seminole certain tracts of In4 described as .14 County. Flor ida der the fictitious Location of Fiori Po*tr Cor nameof PLANTS, POTS 'N KNOTS, poration's DeBary Plant-North and that we intend to register said L ongwood transmission line guying name with the Clerk of the Circuit easements In thi NE'i of Section (ourt. eminose County, Florida in Township IC South, Range 30 Eat -- # accorda nc e with the provisions of Seminole County, Florida, on the Inc Fictitious Name Statutes, To property ul William P and Clara h, Wit - Section 555 09 Florida Statutes S.M.'n Lot 3. Pine Lake Groves, a 1951 SubdiviSiOn of record in Plat Book 9. 5: .ioame .1 RuileIl Page 77, Public Records of Joyce M Jackson Cnty, Florida, Publish. May 5, 12, 19. 26. 1974 and beIng more particularip DEN 33 described in the Petition heretofor e It silt. and me toiJowing persons. 1 together with all unknOwn perss IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OPINE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIa. claiming by. through or under known poisons who are dead, or Who CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR are not known to be dead or alive. t.) -, SEMINOLE COUNTY *it PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. In re the Estate of: WILLIAM P BALL ' EDWIN 0 HUNT Twin Lakes BOB 167$ Deceased :, Sanford, Florida 37711 FINAL NOTICE Notice hereby given that the undersigned will, on the 41h day o CLARA M BALL mi A t) 'i"c. n'espnf to tho TJn Lakes r'uonrabIe Circuit Judge 01 boil 167$ Seminole County, Florida, his final Sanford. Florida 32771 return, account and vouc hers, as Executor of the Estate of Edwin 0 , PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that 4 Hunt. deceas ed, and at said time, Declaration of Taki ng hCS been Wei then and there. make application to in the above styled cause by the Said Judge fora final Settlement Petitioner. Florida Power (or 04 hiS administration of sad estate, poratlon. for condemnation s and for an order discharging James easements upon and within the lar. • A Hunt as Such Ex ecutor, described above and In the PetitIon Dated this the )Oth day of April, for the purpose af constructing and A 0 197$. maintaining guy wir es and a nchors James A. Hunt esse ntial for the support of a portIon As Executor of thi of a double circuit 730 KV steel ie Estate of transmission line under construction Edwin 0 Hunt in Seminole County, Florida Deceased. YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED C Vernon Misc, .i. Of that the Petitioner, pursuant to t CLEVELAND I MIZE provisions of Section 71051, Flori Attorneys for Executor StatutM,willapply$o the Honorable IP 0 Drawer Z Richard ft Muldrw, one of Se tanford, Florida 37771 Judas of th' Circuit Court of 're Publish: May 5, 12, 19, 25, 1915 Eighteen th Judicial Circuit, in DEN 2 for SPmlnoleCounty, Florida, on 'ti e 78th day of May, 197$. at II LAKE CITY OF o'clock. A M, in the Seminole I MARY, FLORIDA County Courthouse, Sanfori Notice of Public Hearing Florida. for a hearing to determlrir TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ( 1) the ivrIsdktion of this Court, I?) NOTICE IS HEREBY C.IVN Ptv Letfkmcy of the pleadings thpCltyCotjflcHof the City of Lake, *tiether the Petitioner is propert, Mary, Florida, that said Council will exercising its deleqated author tf' I bold a Public Hearing at 7.30 pm, (1) the amount to be deposited or as soân thereafter at possible on the property Sought to be op s'.'ednesc1y. June it, 1975, to con propriated, (S) the terms and , tr,, - ;llll4l, na..,. ,, ,... OR $2.45 BAR B•Q BEEF DINNER I - IT1k f - H , tl - . FA MILYDAY & NITE ~ - t-_"_.____M=___.__ --4 It~ FA --_- ~-- - --.%,,e_t. -, ---. ", . I -_ A 4010, -11 - _iii~__ . 1, . , A , A. W w ep" -c- I - - . .- :~_ _%~A~oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiior "i"or I IA= 1 , ;f 1 i/ I ..d ,AM,, . .. I • r * 1 - _____ r L , I _ I .' A :' ______ F: SCUTHS FINEST ' _____ ii - - - • 1 - Sat. Day In Varied Ways Memorial ______ h,ch you may have demands against the estate of THOMAS 6. SCHWARTZ, deceased late Of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Ti Seminole County. Florida, to the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR I; Clerk of the Circuit Court, arid file CUlT OF THE STATE OI the same In duplicate and IS FLORIDA IN AND FO.,1 provided In Sec tion 73316. Florida SEMINOLE COUNTY Statutes, in their offices In the CIVIL ACTION NO, 71-11-CA•4S.0 County Courthouse in Seminole FLORIDA POWER co County, Florida, within four PORATION. a corp&ati,j'u. Executor . :: _--- required TO 491T 6F1y .iUUnos Post Observes ford _ FICTITIOUS NAME Noticeisherebyglventhatwe. engaged in business at 606 For$t Of CiliSCiberry. Seminole County Florida unde r the Iáctiinnt CENTRAL FLORIDA STRUCIscTh. and tnat we intend ii' register Said name with the Clerk the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in accordance With the 11 provisions of the FlCtitioi,, tt, S;atijtrs, To Wt Sertion es bride Statutes 1957 S Melvin 0 Harper James Edward Harper rubiiSfl May 19. 76. June 7, 9, 197 5 DEN 110 To All Creditors and All Persons Having Claims or Demands Against Said Estate: You are hereby notified and day of May. 197$ 5 - Kirby Moncrief As Executor SHIIIHOLSER AND LOGAN Attorney for S Kirby Mon.r1e4, Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents rings Notice Filed at Sanford Florida, this 13th Year, No. 239-Tuesday, May 27, 1975 T,:.- :t ' -' - . .r-n. tr - Mon. ARIES tMarch 21-April 19) yourself put on the spot. Keep y our temper if you want CANCER (June 21-July ) 1Efl1 TWUTII,_ Don't make any major others to co-operate with aims lITHE IF HAPPY (RI decisions impulsively today, important to you. You'll 10sf Ill especially if what you decide their support If you're lix I t% CURIOUS has a direct effect upon another aggressive, FEMALE 8:30 11 TAURUS Anrll 20-May 20 % who's not present. LEO (July 22-Aug. 22) Be " Set a schedule today. Stick wi th ciforts will be extra cautious the next few da ys It, or yo ur BLACK GODFATHER Part $, Ptv scattered too thin and noth ing wi th work you're responsible wort h w h i le will be achieved for. Don't make moves without GEMINLMay2I-Ju ne 2O)Be first consulting superiors. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. fli careful today. You could be Rig Club Show Coming ________________ drawn into a friend's very corn- You'll ha ve to curb your exAtk For Midnight Shoe ________________ plicated affairs and find travagant tendencies today ,iiid ______________________________________ tomorrow if you want to keep your budget intact. LIBRA(Sept. 23-O(t. 23) It would be unwise at this time to put off handling domestic mat ters of importance that need attention now. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. LOUNGE Don't try to overpower others A& r with your Ideas today. If they're not buying, pressuring them and won't do the trick. S,GI'Afl'US Nov. 23-Dec. RIV . ' 21) Don't lend something you RESTAURANT prize to a friend who, you know San - 27, 1975 -- _ O'MalleyisoneofthreeFloridaCabinetrnenibe rs indicted last year. The other two are no longer in office. - C ROSCOPE For Tuesday, - - FICTITIOUS NAME 6:00 (2.6,8,9) News NotiLe s hereby given that I am (24) Villa Alegre engaged in bij%ifletS at 100 Marvin (44) Lucy Show Ave., Bldg fli, Lonçwood 3flS0. 6:30 (2. 8) NBC News Seminole County, Florida under the tititlOuS name of CENTRAL (6) CBS News TOWING, and that I intend t (9) ABC News rrus!er sad name with the Clerk of (13) Ensign (YToote t!r Crcut ourt Seminole Counts (24) Zoom With 1h (35) Mayberry RFDFlorida In accordance provisbotfl of the itltiOu flam (44) Hogan's Heroes Statutes. To Wit: Section •6 (' the first puMicaton hereof, or the same will be barred RuU mm mm ' k,.nIn.. -- .................... calendar months from the time 01 H _ EVENINGS 1 You might think that is good for a dia betic, but It is not. It plays hob wi th any attempts to regulate a patient by diet or insulin. The higher blood glucose level in an untreated dia be tic Is necessary to enable gl ucose to enter the cells of the body to release energy. Lowering the level by alcohol may bring on symptoms of hypoglycemia (low blood Ci,i1ar - mm RON jno . AME2 1 ma Obviously, anyone who really as "low blood sugar" should not use alcohol in any form. Is too low the liver normally As you may guess from the releases glucose into the blood above, I do not approve of a or may convert amino acids diabetic drinking alcohol in any from protein into glucose. When form, particularly if the the liver can't do this because It disease is severe enough to is processing alcohol, low blood require insulin or if any of the glucose levels are apt to occur. dia be tic pill.s are used. IN THE WORLD 2'30 . 11%. LAWRENCE E. LAMB that frequent enough? My mot he r was a diabetic, but her doctor used to send he r for a bk)cld gar every four to six weeks. Isn't that proper? 1) h usband goes into the hospital on the average of three times a year because of the sugar. DEAR READER Alcoho l has a pronounced effect on level of blood glucose. In order to metabolize alcohol, a basic enzyme NAD in the liver is completely tied up. You this enzyme for the chemical actions t he liver m ust perf orm - ________________________ ______________________ Pubh$h, May 19, 26. June 2.9, l9; DEM 164 Antmj ENE - - (44) Mod Squad (,) Ns (6) Andy Griffith (13) Cable Journal (24) Electric Company (3$) Lost In Space ç. 67th Notice hereby given thIt we are in buSineSS at ill ( Semoran Blvd Altamonte Spring , Seminole County. Florida under thio lic,iliousnameo IRlMandthatw, ;icl nm. Clerk 01 the Circuit Court, Seminoi County, Florida in accordance wtP the provisionS of the Fictilout NameStatutes. To Wit seoion S 09 FlorIda statutes 1957 . 12 Jewish least day By BERNiCE BEDE osoi TIlE STRONGEST MAN WED 1UA TINES DOWN I One who puts or c.i'go 201ec acid sait 3 Vigor 4 Ec onomic 20 Moist 21 Before 22 Vision in 25 One who refers to 29 P.'s"c. a baby Iron 34 Theater ________ . N II bomb 19 Aow ENEmiu I .s uw II Ai.;': deco'ation s IHI 9 Not an adult the movement of glucose into th nells and decreases the need main constant organ that maintains fairly level ci blood a for a higher level of blood glucose. When the blood sugar glucose. AGENCY ________ - i - i.,. ________ 57 Native metals IS UflUplOded . 64 . Club . bloodstream. The liver Is the TICKET - ___________________ _ Lof N G O fAl lElk A Cjs : I ('1 I P L CA C51N r ~ AN IAkr c i$r _ITI; Alp ,i'r. T A P J R IIA A 1M I L j1 1E 54 ETA 10 Lf I V E5 -r I tpiritiir1dC TJ Dr. Lamb __________ -- SIRE! DPCAA,N i - anything wi th alcohol his eyes get as red as a beet, also neck and top of his chest and he has trouble breathing. By that I mean Just one small glass of wine, beer, or a scotch and soda will do it. Whe n he asks the doctor about th is he gives him no answer. Could you please help us on this. I was wondering if it is his blood pressure. But the doct or says It is all right. He only goes for a blood sugar test every four or five mon ths. Is . 01~~IN - ____________________________________________________ 2.4 .5 .1 IS 0 Picnic pest (35) run.. 39 pAyer ernbinkments 40 Closes lightly 17 Educational 43 Girl's name Victoria (ab) 7:00 (6) Guiding Light 9rOip(ab) grouptab) 49DaUve(ab) 30esags (9) $ ,0,000 Pyramid 23 With (Fr) 50 General 31 Australian bird 5 Used for baby's IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OractitionCri 12 linhannv 24 Ancient Greek protection EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR - farce - -tab) 33 6Spring month CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR 57 To buy (Latin) 26 loft 37 Baby hoses SEMINOLE COUNTY 27 Ura',rI '3 Tin Tin pelt 'p PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO 75 I4)-CP I In re: Estate of M= THOMAS G. SCHWARTZ deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS iuiij uuuiJ drinks - name 16 -. DENS? FICTITIOUS NAME , Nelghbo(h000 MIckey Mouse Legal Lifestyle DEAR DR. LAMB My husband has been a diabetic for at least six years. He has been under the doctor's care ever since he found out about it. The dot has told him he can have a six-ounce glass of white wine with his main meal every Eye - thor.gs 55 Plays with baby 56 Ovens (var I rubbing (a) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal Florida .. 15 Feminine Lives Squares (6) Lot 01 Life (8) Movie (9) Blankety Blank (35) (9) News (44) Variety 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6.8) News (9) All My Children 35, 44) Movie I 30 (2, 8) Days Of Our Pfli ____ 44 Femte ruft - - '' 46 Dope (ib) 47 Egg (p1) 45Heav11 Matures hamnwr 13 Pertaining n blood vessels 51 Put ga. ci' 54 Leather 14 Wear away by Tuinorrow MIO N1f1!31 thff fRV A",!( Ei,:3J c.! 42 Femee deer I Adore 5 Infant g Baby . 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As... t c - 3:00 (2. a) Another World (9) Movie s Tomorrow TUESDAY (33.44) Star Trek 7J0 (2) Jeopardy (6) What's My Line (I) World At War Showdown TONIGHT'STV - an () Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Mickey Mouse Club 4:30 (2) BonanZa (8) Mery IrifTlfl (9) Gilllgan's Island (13) Orlando City Council (35) Batman (44) Gltligan's Island 5:00 (9) Dinah (44) Leave It To Beaver 3:30 (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live (35) Uncle Hubie Show (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdcg Sho'w ' 2:30 (2. ) The Doctors (6) Edge 01 Night (9) The Big li --.-- - - - - - - name ' MONDAY III! _ Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that am engaged in buSifltt at 520 H'bt Casselberry, emn0 Road County. Florida under the f i ct i t ious of T&K DRIVE SERVICE, triat i intend to register said name With the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the Provisions of ttie Fictitious Name Statutes, Wit - Section $6S 09 Florida Statutes 11 S Grace Ruth Tamburo AA.iv 12. 19. 26. June 2. ta,i LE ISURE - --- I -. F r - Two of Wee Florida Supreme Court justices Tallahusee, said he will schedule a hearing on directed to undergo mental tests. O'Malley and remove him from office. O'Malley declined comment on the articles of In Florida's unique government, Cabinet officers matters impeachment. Ills press aide, Jerry Davies, said have a vote equal to the governor on such as natural resources, education, constr uction and O'Malley Would review the articles before deciding w he t he r to comment. highway safety. The House impeachment committee did not center purchase. O'Malley was a allegedly a secret partner in the shopping center. case. --Sought and obtained through his executive assistant, E.A. Faircloth, about $1,000 from Independent Life Insurance Co. of Jacksonvjlk. -had Faircioth obta in $560 from Charles T. president of liberty National Life Insurance Co., Birmingham, Ala., to help O'Malley pay for office renovations. In each case, according to the articles of in peacliment, O'Malley used his influence as in- The articles of impeachment charge that O'Malley: -Tcok inure than $70,200 from his former Miami law partners, Bennett Feldman and Riccardo Ciravolo, for referring insurance company clients to them. O'Malley was re-elected last November while O'Malley is the first CabInet official In Florida under Indictment. He faces trial June 30 in -Aroved a S2. million Gulf Life Insurance history to be sublect to an Impeachment vote by the Tattlaha3see on charges at accepting $10,Wo in kickCo. mortgage loan as an investment for Ow full House. backs from a,1snker aed perjury by fatling to list Jacksonville firm alter nducfng It to km the Florida Ho .ekor' Disnald Tucker, D.1 tbe mcm'ty aq a stale gIftFir: fpnn. money t four Nath Florida men _______________________________ ___ for slppIng - _____________________________________ _______ -. surance cmmixionW to obtain financial favori from wance comnies thAt had mat ters pen. ding bétin him and could Ill afford to alienate him. Final Word De/ayed commissioners To Hear Firms Violating Utility Ordinance? City Hall Panel Report On Rosenwald Move flip Vt's DPIrVL'rr S I iAIVL is.s'.I' HcraldStaIt Writer L J...1_1__ psuivacu truss ueuswn in for the 7 p.m. board D LW3VIIWUIU 9UUBL5 pass UTrVE schools on the way to the Casselberry. The Seminole County School Altamonte Springs City hail. The board decided yesterday Board has delayed until June 4 not to make the final decision Layer said his recoinafinal decision on zone lines for until June 4. Hoard members tnendation will be "similar" to South Seminole County which felt that way parents will have previous recommendation. entail the controversial trantime to study Layer's WedThat initial suggestion to the sfer of about 207 Rosenwald nesilay recommendation. Also, Elementary School children, board requested Rosenwald L'er says the board wants to That delaying decision came children be bused to soon-to- see the justice ruling in writing. open lake Orienta Elementary, yesterday during a meeting That written ruling has been Sanford called to provide but the boar d overrode Layer promised . But as of this mor• and decided instead to bus the rung, u , .,,•. tilt IHPUI rislu um uicururui written coruirrnanon to Casselberry. students decision about which school from Washington had not Rosenwald children will end up Layer said he will follow arrived. attending. recommendations outlined by Black leaders also have At yesterday's session, at- the U.S. Justice Department. vowed to wait for a formal tended by about 50 pa ren ts, the That recommendation ruling be fore deciding the next School Board asked School suggested the board's decision step in a series of protests Supt. Bud layer for a recom- to phase out Rosenwald was against the Rosenwald conmendation on new zone lines, okay, but ru led against busing version. The first of the protest series " began with a three-week boycott of Rosenwald school, then progressed to a three-day black boycott of all Seminole schoo ls and a r eq uest to the Stanley Cup On Line Justice Department for an investigation, Also, black The Phijadelphia Flyers could win the Stanley Cup pa rents have filed a pe tition in tonight for the second year in a row. The Buffalo Sabres Orlando's federal courts asking wi ll be trying to stop th em. See game preview on Page 1. the Rosenwald conversion plan B. t' H1Ll. Melbourne Man Held Layer said he received two plans from parents yesterday. A 20-year-old Melbourne man is being held in county One came from a group in Jail today In lieu of $15,000 bond on charges of resisting time meeting •• •.. ... . tomorrow at . _.... - -, In s ide Today arrest with violence and two counts of assault with intent commit a felony after being arrested by Casselbcrry police. De tai ls and other crime ne ws are in Herald Sta ff Reporter Bob Lloyd's 'Action Reports' on Page 2-A. to III UA By GLENN MC'CASLAND Amending the zoning ordinance, article Herald Staff Writer 8, supplementary regulations, section six, site development plan, regarding the water Sanford City Commissioners will meet recharge area. with the City hall review committee and hold Amending the zoning ordinance, article a series of public hearings on condemnation 5, conditional use provisions. RC-1 and GC-2 and rezoning projects at 7 tonight at city hall. districts. The review committee is expected to An appeal regarding a conditional use of outline in depth its findings regarding the 801 East 25th Street due to parking will be revamping of the present city building or heard with P. Zeuii and M. Silverman to relocating the structure, appear. The Planning and Zoning CornAt the same time, the Commission will mission denied the request and City Manager hold public hearings to consider con- Warren 'P1etc" Knowles has recommended demnation of 11 structures in various sections the action be upheld by the commission. of the city. City Attorney Vernon Mize is scheduled to In addition, the Commission will also hold report on his investigation of street paving a public hearing to consider the rezoning of assessments, including the use of escrow and property 150 feet east of the southeast corner contract agreements by the city and property of the intersection of Celery Avenue and owners For street paving projects. Mize has Locust Avenue to BC-I. been involved in checking to determine what Other public hearings will cover: city policy should be followed in developing Rezoning of property between Pear and city paving Operations. Peach Avenues and between 18th Street and A tabled request from Seminole Bakery 19th Street to SR-i. Products Inc., for a paving agreement ex R ezoning property at the northeast tension on Laurel Avenue will be discussed corner of 24th Strect and French Avenue to following Mize's report. The request was GC-2, tabled by the Commission on May 19. - - - - L......_ " - . ____ Altamonte Springs, the other from a Casselberry faction. Laye r says, "They're all right except the numbers within boundaries don't quite work out." That's been the problem all -- -. - - . - -'-'" . - ' - . - _.../ ' I - .. 'I Y City Council passed the ordinance in late December. It becam" I ',sLi', nned by the LONGWOOD Two utility mayor companies operating within this city Longwood Utilities Inc. and Sanlando Utilities v may be operating in violation of the city's utility control ordinanee and their officers could i be lined $200 or be jailed for six months. The ordinance which became law with the signature of Mayor James H. Lormann March 28 controls utility rates and Seminole County Bicen. operation. tennia! Chairman Jack Homer Section four of the ordinance said today he was "very requires the two firms which pleascd by the turnout provide sewer service to sub.- yesterday" the Florida st.antlal parts of the city to Bicentennial Exhibit at Sanford register with the city within 30 Plaza. days of March 28, 1q75 adoption Exhibit officials had expected of the ordinance, a turnout of around 200 because City Clerk Onnie B. Shomak of the holiday, but were said today neither firm has filed "pleasantly surprised," Homer the registration which Is to said, by the 561 people who include the utility's name, toured the three-trailer exhibit. principal place of business, exhibit features mailing address, number and BicThe entennial themes of Florida type of connections, and a her tage history, Florida description of the area which it now and Florida's future. The statement is also to inThe free dis'itay includes j ciuue the type of service fur- projects by students from nished to each area. Seminole Cou nty Schoo ls in the 1 ision of the former Flagship . Bank pena ty bu ildi ng the ex t hat ext hi bit itself. agent, representative or em. plcive or other persons who fail The exhIbit opened ,sttrduy or refuse to obey or comply with a ceremonial ribbonwith, or willfully violates any of cutting by Sa nf or d Mayor Lee the provisions of the ordinance, P. Moore and a concert by the upon conviction, shall be Like t3rantlev High Sehnnl - - 561 Sto E i - ' By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer - x ry h i b it - - - - �IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer . - .1 or s a •1 I .•• -1 11W •'., - . i&aK;A - .. By DONNA EsrEs the system within the city and to receive as grants thwarted by the county. Herald Staff Writer ownership "Due to what happened In Casselberry, Lake LAKt. MARY The City Council, caught in the and firms.of all Im provements made by individuals Mary should be protected," Terry said, dilemma 0, time running Out to approve uti li ty Th second called for a 2Oyear term to Massey was more concerned about th e 20 year serve the servi ce 0 1e new .T.Ott Electronics plant while city areas, period set forth in the agreement. He not ed attempting to safeguard future city rights, has Bacon and Terry insisted execution a section should be of the agreement would give the utility or •. delayed until tomorrow night approval of an in. included giving the city first priority in buying tLe the county the right to serve Scott Electronics and terlocal agreement with the Seminole County system which Wilco officials said is again for sale. other city areas for 20 years while the City recently Commission. ColiLgues refused support for the Bacon-Terry granted a certificate of service to Wilco for only a Two items in the agreement, prepared by the motion alter City Attorney Gary Massey said the two-year period, County, Particularly rubbed Councilmen Martin county would never accept such a clause and its Mayor Walter Sorermn said Scott plans to mov,Bacon Sr and Hari-y Terry, the wrong' ••' ' 'd , - ,I IdLU J uu ,s.neawe riiiVue Bacon and Terry referred to the problem held up until agreements are signed before sewer purchases Florida 1,and Company-owned Wilco Casselberry had when that South Seminole city's and water lines are laid and an entrance road is Utilities, to include under its control the portion of plan to purchase to privately-owned utilities was nal.ed . - ill r , 0 I . ! - , — II - -.- . ~__ . -_._=9 I .__ -_ Al still investigating the weekend couniy 'medical examiner Dr. were reported stolen from a It. L. Odell said entry to Ux . _: .7 death of a six-year-old boy who G. V Garay determined that shed inside a fenced compound residence gained by _ (lied 001 day alter his mother Lucious C Inman, 1306 W at Rat li ff's, 2734 S Orlando smashing a window "4'-. --' reportedly had given him Fourth St, Sanford died of Drie Owner of the tools was Officialsof the Citrus Council -, listed at Larry R. Fredarics, of of Girl Scouts reported two " " - .;~.~,-~,_ ~ ITA i% M Bailey Ave., Sanford. four-perron tents, valued at WN .I VIM t -_ I , . 7: $200, were stolen from a - - ~ *&tc .' I t I I M i/Z / / 11 , J1 I Iii I.A! _. ,~i =1 Sheriff's deputies today were At Christiansen Inc., an auto Zi . Iniestigatlng the slaughter of a sales firm on SR-436, Forest LOCATION 819 West Third Street, Sanford cow, theft of I Girl Scout City,burglarsenteredanoffice Would)oullketoha%ethlse,esorealyoljrnextdeorncfghhor? el tents and burglaries in which and took keys to autos on the We think not and feel It should be spruced up at once. This eyesore Is In the heart of Sanford and doec nothing to impor%e the (ommunit) 'c image to any outf toner Jewetr) and kevc and an auto sites lot lputs H J llarlc ho might be drh I thro 'hot lsftf Lb - _W,r' ; - , , - - I t ,L .- - . - , ___ Ave., Sanford, reported that a hardtop, valued at $3,000, was cleaning up yotw neighborhood. Write EYESORE, The Evening Herald, P.O. Box JAJIMM '... -' cow, valued at $150, was found also reported missing from the Sanford, Fla, 32771 -4 :;'-' .:;:.- 1 slaughtered in a pasture at SR. sales lot. was ________ . -- -p--- '' tX1 1 -11 '' — " . _. 4 ~ _ Cou — '. -~ . — F" , ,;-u ,* J , , ~.-, , - Ice, ,u two - ~T ,._______ _____ r - ' ;,,,. - - :-' 1 '-'.-.-:-,-. ____I I I I I I• • es _____________________ _____ - - - - - re on ac By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer paid force is supplemented by to the department, rather than ininillit.1111 standard fire. in proper condition and garaged the volunteers. to individual members fighting training course, after each use. ,, — Listed as requirements on the been the practice in the past standard emergency medical — The city would provide its - __ -_ LONGWOOD - City officials city's part in the proposed Payments have been deter. training and any other fire or facilities for the volunteers' tl:S._, ,_ ji ,, re to begin next week agreement are: mIned on the basis of a point emergency training course, meetings, training sessions and discussing the possibility of a -The city will reimburse the system created by the volun. - The city would permit drills. tA_ Colonel Lewis A. Jones, center, son of Mrs. An= Thomas of first In Seminole County - a volunteers for expenses in- teers. usageof its fire equipment and - The city would recognize 505 Cypress Ave., receives the Air National Guard's Eagle Award contract with a volunteer fire curred in responding to — The city would continue emergency vehicles for the the volunteers as the exclusive from Major General L. E. Weber, chief of the National Guard (iopalinlent. emergency and fire alarms, providing liability, disability purposes of training, and official volunteer fire Bureau, while Major General John J. Pesch. director, Air The newly incorporated The sum noted is $1,500 quar. and hospitalization Insurance - the city would maintain fighting unit for the city. entagon National Guard, left, watches during ceremonies at the P volunteers have submitted to terly, up from the $1,000 coverage. fire equipment and vehicles in Bravo is on the agenda for In Washington. The award bone of three meritorious a*ards the City Council a four-page quarterly now paid. The — The city would reimburse safe, working condition with the next week's council meeting 10 by Jones as be rejoins the New Jersey Air Nadonal Guard bend- proposed agreernent raising Its agreement also states that the the volunteers upon satisfac- volunteers responsible for begin talks on am proposed quarters as Social Actions Staff Officer. In addition to the Eagle reimbursement payments 50 city will pay the money directly tory completion of 0 hours cleaning and replacing vehicles agreement, A ward. Jones has recei ved the Air National Guard and Army per cent in the new fiscal year and National Guard Meritorins Service awards. official recogni tio n as the only volunteer firefigh ting unit n - - ~_ ---- ______________ _____ GUARD HONORS SANFORD MAN House A Although volunteer fire departments exist in Lake Mary, Casselberry, Winter ds Course "ec"'y. TO School Sche " dule 'fl. .1 TALLAHASSEE 1 I H0115'.. JJ udiciary House today d CoflUfli eater apa ovedabilito require T,• teach a new proved a ut,, i'- allow cities .-. keep approved mucourse on free enterprise d iii I t.s hich heduled be education in addition to the America nism vs abolished Jan 1 1977 under court consolidation communism course B to M ha is Fl f The measure (CS 470) originally called for attorney, said the proposed committee bill ' ~ a Springs and Oviedo, none of - Askew Comes Out Fighting After Tak*ing Legis * lative Pummeling , H & $4 5 billion state bud today to Gov. Reubm Askew's Grand Jury Hears Testimony On 1AC ; Approprations Committee staff grand jury as it began what obs-xvers say is an investigation into members said there was no way practices of the county's Insurance Advisory ConunlUce UAC) they would be ready to open County Insurance meti Frank Antos and Jim Harris and Florida with funding of prisons was one Insurance CornmLlisioner's agent Bill Canova of Orlando, of three of a 14-member legislaNone of the three witnesses appearing before the jury this !Ini5a ant i left ,be jury room. lure of their te y y Se''e The jury is scheduled to meet at least two days and observers tions bills. said the JAC apparently woud occupy most of the two day's The three subcommittees the House-Senate panel began session Monday after a brief or- ganizational session and were County CoriiniLssion 0mirman Sid Vihlen Jr., appeared at the witness room saying that while he had t Ny called to testify, he was "standing by to a r" before I.he and j scheduled to continue meeting gr - , YORK (A1) — stock market headed higher to- 1' 4 day, riding the momentum of last Friday's upswin g cannot campaign (Irduy Veto threats on essenthd legislation should give the gover. nor considerable leverage over on the ly until U.S. Senate ballot. . next year '1 ~— -I 1% I II I~.-- -Z ( - ;201111IMIIIII~, • '. - 4• " I Inc case tarif V on Import.d oil by anothe. $1 a barrel, The su mittee a greed to '1 at 1V; Mol gained to givethenewdepartmentofof. "Ia.sswnelt'sinreferencetothecowiiy'sfgi.ps 42!i;SardOflofcfn fender rehabilitation funds for visorj Committee," Vlhlen said when asked II be knew what the rOse ~ to 77%, and Atlantic exWdng five priLva ,far ar, jury was cumddalng. Rk, hfleld added % to 4%. "I ain prepared to give generallud ir, additional 1,025 inmates at a formation On the In tothe graivi juryabouti he IAC." cost of 13.29 million, Sen. Jon dustrial average ' 0' rallied VNen said the &Ute attorr*y's office had I.Mcated to him Lauderdale 831.90 to cut its loss for the wee , that the jury "may wish to question me' as chairman cf the to 571 ndnts said 1 board 7 1 Y w tional funds for ho using 825 inThe county corninfssionera recer.tly passed a resolution 5-2 margin on the The panel cut out sWfing for requesting a grand jury investgation of the JAC after State At. two rim 150-bed prisens in In- tormy Abbott Hwing asked the board to "get Uw corrw~ttee In, hon shares. than River and Hillsborough ordei-"orhewould take thelACto the grand jury. Index rose .60 to 43,05, 7U Big Powd's composite - . . - - ' - 'r 'I II It - ' I '54 i ' - - :- ' . , . ~I It i' - -M-~., ~ 1, ' - .__._ .. / . _~ F. of,1,4 y I . tih I 'r :' 1 ' nh Pr '-" w ' '. ' a th I ____ 1X0 11L d r Vi onveniences. too check ctishin And more . . • ' I - • And Uh I 1 et "" 1H • . ng 1n. for a 0 iI 00 00 - ; j I . -1 ,, . - — . _- --". _-, , ff I i . . !~ - ~%-~ ~_ 1, --- -: .=4% \ , atJ - -- - -_ N I . .- . J k r a& , , 01 = ~~ 1_11. it ~ I- t~ 1L-i~--;_ft it - -— % l"ur - - , _A-1h 1111 , _______ - - Uk an ai1'.loJth)n for a Sotuht.tr Prcidciut'. Aiu'utu ________-- I' F' "•-:; - " i p.'j ' I TUESDAY BEGINS Alk" , rl&," ft1d' ve vfee Presideut Of FhWW".S.Bank of Seminole, check to see U Moore is Ship-Shape' with the DOW 4 '- - 'I 0 Q t - 0 '.11k _______________________ - "' ----- I - I 1~_ J 0, I - . I I - jwr- ~ r I 6 6 aW --- * li. ''!tia" It" I'SI tU'I -t I •• -• • ' III 1, •, --. ..--; '1 / ff ' I' I 4 ,trisi *'rh hr Iimit - jgi h it hr *;!U - Atwunt nunikr. —(Send — your ncA — — — he.j —%t — L tih Ur ii. I , -- - I — -_ hth 1 JttIkf0I101ngL\ink: - —— mi i1k%I1 l,1tII CIiss Postage Pasd at saniord, FlOrida 32171 Snntj SubSCOPliOn Rates by carrier Ycar$11 40 Southeast National Bank of Cocoa 837 lbrrest Ave., Ox-oa 32922, 630-8960 / Southeast Bank,of WeIona 11 30 IX-hona Blvd., Deliona 37763. W4.162 / Southeast First National Sant, of hijilland I - 1) " ,,. 11,i, k~ ootl of - , - -, ~,, 1 F--.: :-Z:~r ! lj4~- - * * % :;;W~v I I : 9 . - - ~T_ I -. - - I- _;--si _. ; I X It 'Ori .kst, I -- persona are encouraged to ~ t_-..._ i2__--i.. __ . - ' .;0 - ee ' " - 11 . 1 '? -'. 00 . ___ 9 0 _11 0 _~~ _~_ ''• - for 11111)51 - I Southeist Presidint' Account' the mairntii sour \OU Ionic in V .4 other c - I/ r arc th rCSLIltS ke these - r - 'I rlicre , :' .11. -i ' I c '." I p '' improvement loans.) .. .. month. ' 1 heet lower rates on direct Consumer loans. (Some families saved $30 and more on their car loans. Others. $80 or more on their home 1 - i( 1011111 trip. alone.) - • . ,.' • offers 10 useful hank services for only S2 a '' 1' t ' ' • 11 t J i k ' "iv n check I 11 nalizc S ilt no charge s, ,i% U 'V ' .. ' - ; • was Presented the first T-shirt from fla hi Banks kicked oft its promotional today. Here Irene Brown, left, madeting off!eer for FlagAlp'Bad of Udord and %yne . 7 servicecharge. (One Iamiiv saved () on their List _ - • 1 ' . 1 -- - I ; (.nuS,'brr Jr by The SantO-d HCraId, Inc. 300 N FrenCh Ave. Sanford. - s lk I,s ' . , Ile, ___.-. r'-...7,!; 143 i *, explained. All interested bhU -tIiç of •-. % u v ,•: ~ .~ ' I • . ': - _________________ 1. , to Broward and Dade Counties. 1voople like t1le.se saved up into the hundreds dollars on everyday bank ervices. How? The Southeast Presidents Account . 11 •LL'JI . := '. __ .--- ' t - __ , " -- " -1i 6 lth1SouthauI • I Ile. -I ~6 I ao h Per !! V - ,,_ - ' • ,_ k Flyrin announced that he has Ewni _11. of ' ,- 'r I ~ y L — - would lower the cost or bti, kin. \\ cli. it did. h thousands Florida families. From Jacksonville to Orlando to Bradenton. - •, S a' 'q The quota system set up for all management areas will also '', If9__3T r~'. 11 0"0 U, 1. iii SJIÜ Mid1 OUrSoutheast Out11iiSt iI.) ftSIulfltS :' . State Road 40 ' I'... "a • , . _. T i ' — . ' "a I V 'w ",'- : ;. . - legislators this sos- rtiOns of the Tomoka Wildlife Management Area to dog hunting. ~~_ I - .A _,~~ ~ VT ~w q- V_ - . -- i - A public hearing will be l4nthI Room in the Volusia County CourthouM' In DcUind Frida y w.u..r-"k fa - 'r - . Hearing Slated . - ' . - . - - S is - ' message tonight There were reports the Presi ' ,,, Iomoka Hunting - # W, r- r • - . presumably popular however, may Indicate to 0g. "sIgned onto 12 more bills as a governor who commands easy de n that House mem bers are co-sponsor " - ts XJL , But a . C JuLIime S . , to . active- assured the media that he's on the 'ob Rejection of his major bfll, f Analysts also pointed to sonw P' ' C I'I'f dent F"d's scheduled energy Belle Glade, of -. Brokers said the market ap. con a to cu prime rate Friday by New York, ! Fir.0 1411'r 1!___A1l_ 111W Bank, from 7~4 per cent to 7 r,er cent-a two-year low in the r important base rate on loans to large corporations. t ew c~ os -. 4'f tive leaders if they adjourn a enough signatures last year to do not serve consecutive terms. sion, but a recent press release week earlyFriday y vetoing put its candidae, Dr John but he some 1eg,n. i we , cial interests instead of the signatures to realize his dream run If speaker, offering himF nn D. public welfare and implying of a unicameral legislature, but self as a choice to breaking the M I t lam , has no been one of the most active tonipustd are now closed until alter the 11111111111111111111111111--dikilill-_ — - that he may sabotage legisla- the American Party did collect House tradition that speakers the issue ouid b S office. a however, 71v opening Dow Jones aver. age of 30 indtrIais was up a Fraction, with gainers out front of lose rs by more than a 2. I margin on the New York Stock Three witnesses a ppeared today before the Semin ole cjy is reconciWw differences in I ilk nk on Currently the city is goerntd onl) advisory and not man Arthur Evans and Herbert by a mayor, who has little datory. McC.arley and Mayor Ikon power, and a five member city The change was suggested by 011iff. peedy Ruling On Principals Seen rthouse 0 mixed results in the past. Donald Tucker, 1)-Tallahassee, and ln excellent posluon for accusFormer Rep. Bill Gunter, 1)- if Tucker seiks another term. 1976 session. ing lawmakers of favoring ape- Fla., was unable to get enough Ogden apparently in I B) ED PRIIKETI to decide if principals are to be co nsidered Managerial' em eiectiin. Candidates whose Herald Staff Writer ployes, or if they, like school teachers In the coun:y, may form names will appear on the ballot __ units and bargain collectively with the board. to fill th! terni extendirg to The appointment of a new Public Employes Relations Pelley's request could shake the entire state and cause WhI!e preparing for th e inception of 9.1-i for Seminole county, a September, 1 96 include six- Conunission (PERC) chairmazi has breathed new life into vibrations for rears to come. COMMITTEE t is , if PERC should fleprgroup visited Gainesville last week to observe that city's year Council veteran Ray Seminole County's request on whether principals are cipats cannot form bargaining units. In other states, principals . VISITS GAINESVILLE emergency s)-stem, which has been In operation since 19,3. Be,asley and William lialscott, "management." I - rgain with school boards. stan ding ((rum left) are Chuck Swanson, Seminole County Fire an assistant principal at an At least th e appointment, says Harry Pelley, breathes new PERC officials have to ld The Evening Herald that Florida De pt. ; Susan (ox, Southern Bell Telephone Co representative Orange County school life Into the timetable about when to expect a ruling from PERC principals may also form units separate from those occupied bs and Casselberry Police Chief George Karcher. According to 9-1-1 Oviedo City Clerk Nancy Cox officials, who have home base in Tallahassee. teachers and may, if they so choose, bargain with the board. That Supervisor John A. Spolski the 9-1.1 emergency telephone net- said Charles Pratt, a previously When Charles Freeman, the agency's first chairman, decision caused some concern among school board members — work Is scheduled to start by 1977 in Seminole County, the same announced candidate. has with- resigned, Pelley feared it could be months before Seminole hears principally Allan Keeth. )ear as that of drawn from the race. from PERC. or for that matter even before the governor apAnd for a time, school officials debated whether to file a suit The wording of a straw ballot pointed Freeman's successor. against PERC. That suit would have sought to force the cornto be considered at the election But Gov. Reubin Askew came through and appointed Curtis mission not to allow principals in a bargaining unit. is to be determined at the June 2 Mack the new chairman. Prior to his appointment, Mack was Pollowing too close is dangerous. Stay at least two seconds be But a final decision on the suit was put off until PERC rules on City Council meeting. Mrs. Cox PERC's legal counsel. hind the vehicle in Wont of you. Select a f xedob*ect along the Pelley's request. I road and begi nncounti Mack w ' as the attorney who journeyed to Seminole and in1002 as It-Iie lead vehic le passes Concerning that ruling, Pelley says all the tapes of interviews HIGHWAY SAFETY the spot. If you reach the object in less then two seconds, you The straw ba I lot is an effort to terviewed school principals in anticipation of a ruling on Pelley's with Seminole principals have yet to be transcribed. 'sJIVJ11IO)IUI are following too close. gauge citizen support for a request. He sa id he looks for that prncedure to be finished soon. proposed charter change Pelley, the School Board's chief negotiator, has asked PERC 'I'm still trying to get an appointment," Pelley added. — James invoked an unwritten the past week, I - luJin 9 VAN GIESON the legislature in this, possibly access to the media and ought satisfied with Tucker. . the niien who volun4& Merve )Anoclated Press WriTir . the fiq week of the 1975 ses- to be able to cra up the communitf'es with TALLAHAS~EE, (AP)- gion. ganization relatively easily House Republican Leader then cities have contracts with lay JOHN firefighting assistance. Although Gov. Reubin Askew But It could well be too late could do very well in an in. William James of Delray Beacl, The proposed agreement, has taken it on the chin from the for Askew to salvage measures itative campaign. prepared vowed that the Elections Cornby attorney Carmine legislature this session, he can such as a stronger financial And, once Askew goes hfnr-p mitteehd no( -tJ last of •. hardly , out. • • ravu, seven reqwremen4, counted w.iO3Urt. we people, there is no real way him when it killed his bill prothe city must adhere to and The governor has just begun He has said that he will take for Barton and other legislators viding for single member legispledges the Longwood to flex his most potent weapon, his case to the people if the leg. to stop him. lative Volunteer Fire Department pubilcopinion, which, in a clash islrture fails to act, campaign. Rate Cut Houseate ferees Is Sp ur Okay Prison Expansion • ,_J __________ _____ 1.I u TALLAHASSEE (AP)- counties and a &*-bed facility The panel cut a M,000 apA subcommittee of House in Broward County, all schea propriation for tuition for sendand Senate confereees trying to uled for opening March 1, Ing inmates to junior colleges in hanmw out differences in the Thontas said. half, Ttiomas said. ________________________ - ninposed of to __________ .- -.i -11 i: the new course to replace AVC but it was iiisure that city ordinances will continue to be en- Inc. in return will respond to all with legislative leaders such as Ing for enough signatures to put There may have been a bit of rule that conunittm do not kill emergency and fire alarms Senate President Dempsey financial disclosure and amended Monday to require both. forced. a message for Rep. Carl Ogden, the bills of chairmen, protesting when available." Barron, 1)-Panama City, is judicial reform on the bafl6t as D-Jacksonville, In House defeat to The House was scheduled to take later attorne s 'ust don't have Demoa'atic leaders ttiat tie The city began a paid fire moetllkelyinAskew'scornr, constltutlonalamendjnenta. compromise bills 10rraithe the nanmnoth to violators of last week of Ogden's one per had the same status as a cityordftwces, par- deparUnent two years ago when Bwked into a corner by a Health and Rehabilitative Services Department ticularly minor wes In small towns distant from The State Constitution re- cent local option sales W bill. chairman. re chief, of ((-SB165) and the prison system ((SB169) county seats, Rep. Richard Langley, legislative pro- quires that eight per cent of the The bill appreared on Thurs. Sure enough, Elections late Cl . er, was , , gram and ,.1 which Rep. Barry u1un, Pummeling t vote rs in the last sta tewide day as if It would pass since a C wo ..errnon, salu. a" , t city 1. four the Senate gave hairman Joe Lana Kershaw, ' O.J. Keller election and in half the cOn motion to kill t failed,", bring refornis the legislature could be proud of. but DMianii, moved the next y The bill provides that the county courts can fuUtinw paid firemen Muding when it refused to re-confirm gressional districts sign n- a I ak Rapid approval as expected would send the establish branches with all officials excep ers killed the bfll the that James' bill be resurrected. the form, major legislation to Gov. Reubin Askew. er health and rehabi. itative petitions on proposed following day, 63-43. judges classified as city employes. It was, without discussion. litative service s secretary, consti tutional amendments. Many issues were involved. Themovedoesllttletoputthe Askew h&q had to take it so far The petition route is, how- One may have been Ogden's bill before the tlou!e this year. this session. ever, tough and Fas rael, W'Ui ambiuvin to cnalfenge Speaker but it keeps the measure alive Sen He has come out fighting - supplemental request for expanding current prison facil ities to relieve overcrowding. But the panel of to sentatives and two senators cut out staffing for three new priso scheduled to : - - - -- -- -- -- ______________ - I on , zerLs tip the poi%vrs of tho of (his ornTi1iini( art el i g ible in ,ijr s ffft t i t Jui euunil LtialrIndn iUi a ote on election. called to fill the the governing body. The proposed new Council would be I J I .. I For Grabs Up r - , " ncil Seat ____ 1 ________ rr r_ First For Seminole County ..:;;W";-,--.- Terry insisted it was unreasonable to expect that and under the direction of Sorenson when adth e City would approve so rapidly a contract ministrative work Is involved. He was to begin work received only last Thursday. "I will not be today. 7%A d'_ -41 A.._J.1 , - "41, railroadild," Te etalff ' (he Council decided to investigate various of fi v e applicants for the job The appointment was aspects of the proposal individually and hold in. unanimous. Council did not make a decision on dividual discussions with Massey during the next whether Collins will be named city treasurer, f (lays. Terry recommended the city purchase 'cubject of discussion last week 849 M Vote In O 9 ,-'=,I- - '. I I". '.r .- water from Wilco for resale to City users. A workshop on the contract was set for 7:30 p.m. agreement for months. Wednesday with a formal meeting at 8:30 p.m.. as A compromise motion to Include in the contract suggested by Council mem ber Virginia Mercer. th e right for the City to purchase the utility during In other business, James Howard Collins as the 20-year period as well as the County was passed hired as city bookkeeper. His duties will be under unanimously, the direction of Terry for the city utility half time . R-F. — ___________ f -- ~ __ "..~ I---- He charged the City Council was being as in. decisive as the County had been In holding up the , _. Drive, Casselberry. Police said Perkins also laces charges in Casselbex-i-) (it) Court of d rivi ng under ti am __ . ~ 11 ; i I 4 AJ Evening Hera Id, Sanford, g. Tuesday, May 27,197S-3A 'Lake Mary Delays Approval Of Agreement On Ut*1*ties dehydration. Iluence, careless driving, 419 and Tuscawilla Road. failure to have and to carry Lykens said the Investigation Deputy Thorpe reported R p t Casselberry police booked a Florida registration and is continuing aid informa tion the cow had apparently been 20-year-old Melbourne man into defacing property. Perkins was gathered by officers will b shot in the neck and the bullet * Fires count) jail earl) today on wrested b) Sgt Dave Guilford turned o er to State Atty then removed. Thorpe said the $ 15,()0 bond on charges of and Patrolman William J. Abbott herring's office, animal's hind and front * Co resisting arrest with violence Morris, according to jail quarters had been butchered and two counts of assault with records. Charles R. Mayo, of si' * Police Beat intent to commit a felony. Seminole Drive, Forest City, Police said Jay Raymond "Wony) tiled[itcine." Sanford Patrolman Richard reported his home was Perkins was arrested following I • William L)kens said an Quigle) reported today that burglarized and $57 cash and I Acflon Ree County Control, 20-Year Term Opposed - Eyesore Melbourne Man Held For Assau lt j~~ jf-t_ - Tuesday, May 27, 1973 Child's Death Probe Continues I — ----- East orange 798 N. nran lkd, Orlando 32807, 273-l(XX) / Southeast National Bank of Orlando One S. Rosalind Ave., Orlando 32801, 84310(X)1 Southeast First National Bank of Satellite Beach Ii ) I lw ,,\1,\, " �-• - - - - -- - -- - _ - - - - - 7''. •_ - - - - - '--- -- .---- --i Herald Believe It or not, my faith in the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) has been renewed almost For the three I've been trying tu fax Information Service In Orlando, both on theft toll free line and the Orlando number listed in the airectory. But RH the diniliw that l'vn time røcii1tt,I In nothing but busy signals and tape recordings one of which drove me out of my mind since It said, "All th fines to the IRS offices are busy at this time. Please call us between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. daily A. 32711 Area Code 30-322-5I1 or 831.9993 past Tuesday, May 27, 1975-4A . WAVcE' fl Around aA 0 IVWT t' WILLIAM D. CURR IE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director - weeks 9 _._@ home tehvery: Week, 55 cents; Month, 82.40; 6 Months, $14.20; N'ear, $28,40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month. $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; i2 Months, $32.40. F `-1 - .7 1 _______ U -1 *Ij -- fl1'1 I The Clock -' - Not Still Answe r would that hold true for my hometown, I asked, problems are being adjusted as fast Sure, she said because the rebate program is lea= of them. - and we will gladly answer your questioms. Thank -. ---.,..ws'.,' ..... you for calling." na tionwide for IRS so all dates are the same. Great, but I couldn't get through to a the Thanking her and hanging up, I wondered a bit question much less get an answer. If the IRS was telling it straight. Well, on Saturday Well, I finally called another IRS number - the my mom called to say that the check had arrived Intelligence Unit — and got a Young lady who and she wai forwarding it to me. 'u ul lsaL' .mi she wuuhi ' " iewrnIy c'meone call. She couldn't understand the problem faith In the IRS is to get the check and that's up to with the telephone. I hung up, figuring I wouldn't the pos~al boys. hear, but about two hours later the phone rang and it was the IRS • - last week by the Florida legislature and signed into law by Got'. Reubin Askew. lbough the bill has won praise from many doctors and indications are that the skyrocketing . of . malpractice insurance rates may stop and perhaps reverse -. the thrust of the bill is toward - eliminating what the American Medical Association (AMA) terms "nuisance suits," If these "nuisance suits" represent a major problem, it seems unlikely that the Florida bill will help ease that problem. Doctors seem to feel the bill'3 privision for arbitration of disputes un der th e malpractice statut es will lighten the court load and lower the cost to the doctor's insurance carrier of defending lawsuits. We fail to see how the arbitration panel can help in this area. If a suit is, in reality, a "nuisance suit," then the person who brings that suit is certainly not going to go along with any arbitration finding that he feels is unsatisfactory. He will go to court anyway. While the above experience is a "true-to-life. maybe we can help now," the young lady said on the story," 1 also learned the rebate program Is me ing - Wallace To Be Probed ."... I I I I .-.;,-T - - ,-. I " Nof Poked - - - - + ' - - - - - : % - - - - cA :J- WASHINGTON (NEA) When word passed recently that George Wallace was quoted as saying the U.S. may ha ve fought on the wrong side In World War II, that he resents the nation as --- fl - If - - • .Z ____ e I, - having aligned itself with Russia, a collective idea emerged in the canips of his adversaries: lo, after many years, the man has finally gone . _____ i .__ . .! ~! ~ -__ .... i ____ - : jj A. . -: - '4 _________ ____ - ' - -- ____ ' - '---. - __ __ _ - - - ____ w ! i . i i i Reading The Fine P ri 1 V - - - - medical practices, better-trained doctors, and a watchful medical society that can clamp down on those doctors who, through impatience, incompetence or just plain overwork, are dragging down th e high standards of their honored profession. BERRY'S WORLD -, ..---% / JACK ANDERSON Tortu r rhc ke Ir" I I Id f' L I i of I ii LI A i- ric1 I o__. ci \i' i 0rI a . !__ - ti~ ~__-_______. SO— n j ftrw - --- :- .- - Tuesday, May 27, 17S-5 A House By Skoffield To Test In Gurney if Iteubin Askew's requested $36.3 mimillion extra for prisons, welfare and youth services, 1 The blo use bill does not mn ciutie any of Askew's suppie. mental appropriations request. blouse Appropriatio ns Chair- '' TAMPA (AP) — An Fill witnesses agent and a one-time law and speed proceeding.s+ One (Lay last week the judge lie left Winewood to join the partner of former Sen. Edward J. Gurney head a list of proseinet with prosecutors and de- inan Edmond Fortune, D-Pace, governor's staff in February. said Ile thoughta big difference "I can't imagine in the United "ution witnesses as tile Gurney fense lawyers in closed session "ould be how tile two bills States of America that a person trial resumes today after a 12could be treated this unfairly," day recess. sa id h?'nkemore, "It's like a The Washington federal to view a tape of Gurney's Despend $75 million in federal vember lQ73 news con re% house last week that the committee found no evidence of whet, he responded to an invesnususe of electronic bugs but that the legislation was The Senate places all of it in htmare." agent and Winter [lark attorney tigation of alleged wrongdoing needed to control the department's activities. involving his staff, elucation funding, while the The mt damaging evidence John Skolfield were waiting It was not known if the tape or House does not. outside the courtroom last any portion of it would be shown Tuesday when the trial w as Tile House is about $1 I million death to the jury. postponed because of the below the Senate in bIllS fun. Gurney, ex-a ides James of a juror's mother. Groat and Joseph Bastien, and ding and about $6 million over the Senate in education funding. Both were instructed to re former federal housing officers — 04 turn to the federal courthouse R4ilph Koontz and K. Wayne [louse Speaker Donald Tucktoday as the bri bery conspiracy Swiger, are charged with con- er. 11)-Tallahassee, has said he MAY 27 office for reservations). Open to MAY 31-JUNE 1 trial of Gurney and four code- spiracy to build an illegal slush wants to adjourn Friday and Sanford Grammar School all Interested in Red Cross. Mid-State Antique Bottle fendants entered its 14th week. fund froin builder payoffs by Senate President Dempsey PTA, 7:30 p.m,, final meeting. The unex pected week-long pr omising Gurney's influence Barron, D-Panama City, has llectors Inc., seventh annual Co Fifth Grade Awards Program. MAY 31 show and sale, Rollins College adjournment came on tile heels with the Federal Housing Ad- said tie's leaning heavily of a long weekend break. Field House, Winter Park. ministration. toward early adjournment. League of Women Voters MAY 28 U.S. District Judge Ben Gurney faces additional To adjourn early, the apprGLuncheon, Sears Annual meeting Central Spring Krentzinan said opposing attor- charges of bribery, accepting priations bill would have to be Community Room, Altamonte JUNE Florida Chapter, American Red neys were to use their free time unlawful compensation and ready for a vote in both chainCross, 5 p.m., home of Mr. and Mall. Speaker, Dr. John Mills, Audition, for Bicentennial to trim the list of more than 300 four counts of perjury. hers Thursda y. Mrs. Taylor Drysdale, 55 director of Center for Govern- Chorus, 2-5 p.m., Altamonte Parkdale Dr., Orlando, mental Responsibility, U of F. Springs Civic Center. Primarily followed by swimming, boating Reservations to Mrs. John for teenagers, but open to all and dinner (call Red Cross Melick. ages. I - The house Bills passed: Mobile homes Allows savings and loan associations to make loans directly to purchasers of mobile homes. -_ r tAris Allows banks to increase interest from 6 to 8 per cent and the ceiling from $5,000 to $10,000 on loans - - from which interest charges ire deducted at the time (if the loan. 11131923. Commerce Committee. To Senate. Loans - Increases from 15 to 25 per cent interest that may be charged on loans over $250,000. CS-11B301 and 509. Commerce Committee. To Senate. Insurance - Increases from 6 to 8 per cent the interest (h1Bl05O. Commerce Committee. To Senate. Insurance Forbids false advertising and discrimination in insurance. CS-biBs 511 and 618. Cornmerce Committee. To Sena te. Bees Allows Agriculture Department to aid !armerz - - whose bees have to be destroyed because of disease. 11B4. Rish. To Sena te. The SeirLa te Bills passed: 1116 Reorganization — Reorgani7es the marninoth Health and Rehabilitative Services Department into 11 districts with district administrators to coordinate the agency's services to the poor, retarded and mentally ill. CSSBI65. Health and Rehabilitative Services Committee. To blouse. Prisons - Creates the department of offend er rehabilitation to supervise the state's prison system by combining the IIRS Corrections Division with the field staff of the Parole and Probation Commission. CSSZI69. Health and Rehabilitative Services Commmittee. To House. Fleeing felons, — Allows policemen to shoot to kill flee ing felons who ha ve used wea pons in commission of crimes or who police have reason to believe may be armed. 1113210. liazelton. To governor. Tax increases - Requires no tices of tax increases be printed in newspapers that arc published at least 5 days a week instead of 6 days a week. SB65. To governor. The Governor Took no action on . - pending legislation. - -- HOSPITAL NOTES i MAY26.1975 ADML&SIONS Patricia S. Morgan Archie Lee Green Springs Owen J. McCarron, DeBary William C. West, DeBary Richard I. Williams Sheldon F. Zeigler Sanford: Elizabeth Methvin John H. McGill James D. Monti, Deltona Marguerite G. Kendall, Deltona ' Myrtis Wright, Deltona Harvey L. Dunn, Enterprise NOW 11olticlaw Mary S. Stokes Virginia H. Wagner Mildred I. Babcock st Willie Mae Lowery Ellis E. Bolton Elizabeth K. Hurst Betty M. Luke, Altamonte 0 d Car! Scarborough, Lake I Mary Nita P. Evener, Orange City $ Wanda Fischer, Umatilla 1 AREADEATHS IJISCUARGES Sanford: Mrs. Addine Stevens, Okolona; Muriel Carter MISS KERRY ALTMAN Mrs. Eloise Parker, Okolona, Hallie P. Lavigne Miss Kerry Vivian Altman, Mrs. Blanche Liller and Mrs. Carrie Luster 17 0 620 Parkwood Ave., Vola Mize, both of Memphis, Martha Jefferson Altamonte Springs died Tenn.; Mrs. Madge Moore, Vane&w Freeman Saturday in Winter Park. She Chickas.aw. Ala.; Sirs. Margie Elizabeth E. Patrick p was born in Miami and was a Owings, Demopolis, Ala,-. 25 Michael Wayne Gregory i: member of the Sanford grandchildren and 17 great- Helen L. Lee Violet V. Johns Christian Church. She came to grandchildren. Gramkow Funeral tiorne. Elizabeth M. Graham Altamonte Springs eight years 0 ago froimi Miami. She was a Sanford, in charge of Margie D. Davis + Tatnae Benton. DeBary student at Seminole Iligh arrangements. Sta ble A. Fried le, DeBary School where she was a MRS. FLO&SIE HALL member of the Job Entry Mrs.FlossleE.Ilall,70,of 313 Irene K. McMullen, Deltona Harold J. Flanagan, Deltona program. E. 11th St,, Sanford, died Tavi J. Brown. Lake Monroe Before transferring to Monday night at her home. & baby Seminole for the year, Rho ' lorn in Chapel bull, N. C., she boy, Longwood a student at lyman High School , lived in Sanford (or the past Lou ise M. Smith, Orange City where she was a member of the years. She was the widow of the Fannie 13. Swab, Orange City Glee Club. late Albert hall. Eduvigis C. Criado, Puerto She is survived b' her Survivors include daughters Rico ' mother, Mrs. Patricia K. Mrs. Jean E. Calhoun, ______________________ Skinner of Altamonte Springsi Lakeland; Mrs. Lucille Martin, , 1% her father, James E. Altnian o Virginia Beach, Va.; Mrs. North Miami Beach; paternal Mary Ann Neddham, Dallas, great grand mu other, Mrs. Tex ,; four sons, Albert E. I)onalsson Martha E. Leesburg; grandparents, Mr. Raymond, Geneva; Curtis, overnight low 67. Partly cloudy and Mrs. Forrest Kinney of Winter through tomorrow with a Sanford and harry D. Altman, Park; "grandchildren; 22 chan ce of mainly afternoon and of North Miami Beach. great-grandchildren; one evening thundershowers. Highs hlaldwin-McNamara Alta- great-great-grandchild; four mostly in the 90s. I1ows near 70. monte Drive Funeral Hoifle is Mrc hiI1. (,,IiII - . ~~___ Ti =_-- _-,_ I — - ___ INWW *---- ~_ --I _~ .r ,. 't.. . .1. -_Y -' a ~ --. _~ -1 , Z_ . :j' -" and shave! —uh, I mean save." "... _7_~ - - -. * . -. - - WAShINGTON - From torture cham bers The mother learned that he son had been had killed only 13 peasants. But the priests " eu one point,., his swollen eyes were forced around the world, helpless vict.im have subjected to vidous torture and then she heard reported the true figure was 100. open (and) he noted a headline3tating that Fred smuggled their stories to us in the desperate no more. She appealed to Col. Jorge Espinoza, There is more to the story of oppression and Morris had been expelled from the country. At hope that the publicity will restrain their toe- who supervises detained persons. He promised torture in Bolivia. Although some of the that point, he knew he would not tie killed, lie felt mentors, that the young man would turn up In a week. But smuggled documents can't be verified, we have sure news would spread of his predicament, , + At the risk of their own li,ms, couiriers for the nine months later, he was still missing. been able to get Independent confirmation of However, the torture continued." oppressed have brought us the smuggled The courier from Chile told us that the army, other allegations. He was transferred to another prison where documents. They have come to us, these brave navy, air rce and police each arrest and detain An American priest m La Paz, for he was questioned again about his friends, He _.4__4_ 1....,.. .....I II.. "-u,-.*.*., *..,.. li.i tncii pvlitica prsurn,i. Tii iucky wues are „,,,,,,,•, i.øn*.c, &C 13 in Iluiny. .pouucai prisoners in refused to Implicate them, dozen lands, those who reach a military tribunal for a secret Bolivia... unlversityandhlgh5choo!profeo-s, We have met them furtively in backrooms, in trial, "He t hen suffered very severe bea tings. All of military officers, housewives, university outf-the-way lunchrooms, in parked cars. Ti wiUut students, doctors, his partially healed leinn were reopened," miners, journalists, lawyers, Others are locked up (or months scenario ui always the same. Carefully. they . -u't,rki ib.. hiri. Ih ,4,',.........., &. ,r, ____ cted the two most difficult a r eas in the bill would be funding for education and the miun. CALENDAR _____ . tor, Blakemore approved leases for 300,000 square feet of office space in the Winewood complex for the De partment of health and Rehabili ta tive Servi ces, l. IUt He "-I" $U"PIU$h '.rv' wood ne month after resigning i from state service in July i C'Minnan Charles Papy, D.Nliami, reported to the _______ _____ ,,- - '. y Inc Associated Press Monday. May 26, 1975 10 House and • Senate ap. g)verIlent spending for fiscal Services Department. propriations bills totaling yeai 19776, is the last major Saunders was elected chairRep. Barry Kutun, D-Miami, nearly $15 billion, hurdle of the 1975 session. 111"111 Of the pancl lie mmmdc the Iiii)tIOfl to send 'I lie three sutwoimmimuttees of Sen. Bob Saunders, L)(;ain'fl jjije approved a $4479evidence gathered by the panel the hIom-Scnate panel were eville and Senate Ways and billion spending bill in early to Speaker Donald Tucker for schem1u1e1 to mimeet again today Means chairman, said he ex- Ma, and the Senate approved referral to a grand Jury. its 84.490-billion app. propriations bill last week after While general servIces dircc. discovered earlier In the session. _________ Conterence Opens End Budget Squabble but my personal feelings are reconciling differences in tjor.s bill, wNch details st,it~* The bill also forbids the agency to inve3figate public officiaLs or employes for alleged misconduct without written approval of the governor or lieutenant governor. Tile committee was created after the agency's files on legislators, Cabinet officers and rEporlers were -.. -+ Probe Asked Jury that there are enough factors to go before a grand jury," said FDLE Limit Studied r ____ ____ - - Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. TALLAHASSEE (All) after brief organizational ses"1 don't want to accuse Mr. -- A 14-nieniber legislative con- sions Monday night. Blakermiore of dog any wrong, ference couuiiittee has started Approval of the appropria. bill to limit the agency's investigations, The blouse investigating committee Monday approved unanimously a bill to forbid the department to keep reco pt in a possible criminal inres(igatlon. ______ - when lie was director of the Department of General Sci'. vices in 1972 and 1973. Iegislators has prnmpted a 110"Se committee to eitdorse a ____ - Cabinet aide, in awarding the leases to the Wi:iewuod Corp. TALLAHASSEE (AP) - Anger at the Florida Department of Law Enforcement for keeping records on - . Pensacola, issued the invitition Monday in a letter to Askew. Childers, who took Askew's Senate seat when was elected governor, said he knew that Askew hqd t, :tP1't3t'd an interest in the measures. Toni ght will be the Commerce Coiiimjttee's last meeting for the 1975 session. "Since I expect these bills to be hotly debated, it will be Ill Ost helpful if You would provide the committee with the benefit of your recomme ndati ons on these measures and any ati1er,cimnla hch might be offered, to alter the ',. rates of skin cancer, or worse? On the basis of the best evidence yet ______ Some weeks past the event now, it should be out to make some money and one Seminole County = available—nobody knows. reported that the collective idea, for the moment - __ _ -- -1 According to two researchers with Ow . doctor told The Herald that despite the new law, anyway, was In error. Not only was Wallace's + , National Oceanic and "Malpractice suits are still an easy way for people Atmospheric ---9 th ought not so simple or so cruel as believed, but -. Administration (NOAA), the ozone shield has to make money." the cortroversy that surrounded it apparently / thinned slightly over some parts of th e world in ( __ I - .1 The Florida bill provides guaranteed insurance did not scratch in the tiniest the hardcore sup~ recent years. But this has apparently happened -coverage to every doctor in the state, up to $100,000 j rt of his followers. :_:::+ before and no one cause, or ca uses, can be a claim. Doctors and hospitals can get additional A reading of the complete Wa llace statement + ------Z: definitely pinpointed. coverage by contributing to a patient's corn- concerni ng World War II indicates some factual Dr. James K. Angell and Juli us Korshover of errors on the governor's part, but no shocking pensation fund. NOAA's ,,," Air Resources Laboratories analyzed -+T -'E. data from more than 60 stations around the globe In recent months, in Florida and in oth er sympath y with Nazism. Wallace said merely at more prudent U.S. policies might have ,,, , using Instruments that look upward through states, doctors have been th reatening to go on th prevented Nazi-Japanese expansion in the 1930s, atmosphere and measure the ozone In the entire strike, in some cases have ceased performing all ~_ th us the war itself and the need for the Vest to vertical column. but the most urgent surgery as part of an intensive embrace the Soviet Union, Many historians ha ve .1 S~.-t~ They found that total ozone levels, which had __ 'Va, AINIA lobbying effort to change the rules under said as much. been increasing throughout most of the northern As for the hope Ule Wallace wit, taken at its 11.-hich they do btainess, with their insurance 'Wave a havana, Senor?" hernis;ltere during the 1960s, have turned worse, might stun his constituency, all those companies. 'wnward. From 1962 to 1970, most parts of the Our fear is that the AMA, and its local medical service station owners who were sergeants In northern hemisphere, plus the south tropics, had Patton's army, that possibility has died in the RAY CROMLEY showed Increases In ozone varying from 1 per society affiliates, would be better encouraged to governor's mailbox. Elvin Stanton, pres3aide to cent in Japan to 8 per cent in Europeari Russia. ciack down on chronic malpractitioners if the - Wallace in Alabama, sys it thus: "We've Western European records showed an Increase insurance setup was one that would promote loW received some crit1cln, maini)' because the of even longer duratlon-7 per cent between 1955 rates for the competent and weed out the in- statements were misrepresented. But on the nt and 1970, , whole, our mail shows that people have been able com pe ten t. Then beginning In 1970, nearly all regions of We don't think there can be any argument with to see through the press reports. They write In to WASHINGTON - (NEA) We as a nation certain knowledge that without Inspections, the world underwent a decline of from 1 to 2 per Is the fact that malpractice insurance rates have say, in effect, irs a shamt the governor can't be have a passion for written treaties, pacts and particularly on-site, there is no way of deter. cent. Only In Asiatic Russia and the Wuth tropics treated fairly and accurately In newspapers." memoranda of understanding. We have a lm- mining (or certain whether the adversary is soared out of sight. One Seminole County physician was there no change. This recent decline has All things considered then, George Wallace plistic belief that something agreed to on paper cheating. Data papers can be fudged. Technical brought ozone back down was paying less than $300 per year for his insurance almost to its 1963 level has cmerged from the incident un=rked. And will stand — and that our interpretation of the information can be manipulated. Structures and In the United States, but not in Grat Britain. 12 years ago. This year he is paying $7,000. Another properly so. He was treated shabbily in press words will be followed, their works can be camouflaged to hide their Moreover, the researchers note, the rate of ozone doctor has seen his premiums go from $1,100 in 1972 reports of his remarks, and justice rightly We settle problems piecemeal, without thought true purpose. Short of on-site inspections there Is decrease has been slowing. to $5,200 in 1975. kissed his scowling cheek. Nonetheless, that astowhere these solutions lead us in other fields no way to prove skillful violations even If we Such long-term trends appear to be part of a One local physician sees the bill as a means of collect.ive idea mentioned earlier may still be and in other areas of the world. In our desire for have the photographs or other Information which confusing background of "normal ,, ozone "bringing some doctors back into practice." This retrievable: George Wallace's mind has always settlements we don't look carefully at tee th of convince us of cheating. variations. There seems to be a quasi-biennial We have given in on this matter of effective oscillation—a rising and (ailing and rising again doctor says that high insurance rates have driven been his worst enemy, the more it's explored the the horse offered us In the deal. less is discovered. Thus if at last he can be We repeatedly forget b that treaties inspection In the strategic arms limitation over a period of roughly two years. without many young practitioners out of the profession persuaded to open it entirely for public in- credible means of enforcement are not worth the agreements, and in the treaties on Vietnam, But these oscillations are by no means entirely, or into the military service, where spection the possibility Is that those who view its paper they are written on. And that there is little Korea, Laos - in fact in every treaty we have uniform, nor do peaks and dips occur malpractice insurance is not a factor. contents, unembellished, will be unimpressed. chance of the words of a treaty being followed by signed with Communist states, Large and small. simultaneously around the world. Another Seminole County doctor says that The question Is whether the public will be Communist or other totalitarian regimes unless Even where Inspection Is provided on paper, The researchers suggest that the post-1970 allowed to Inspect Wallace Thought unem- we demonstrate we are willing and able to put there have been loopholes while he has no way of guessing whether the in. which enabled the decrease In ozone might be related to sunspots surance companies will be able to lower theirrates bellished. As Wallace reminds everyone, this has t?e ecr,( provisions irno eCL iaarn eIfetuvely nar Learns tmilged "flu wiar *Pes rather man to any man-induced In preparing for treaty talks, we are lazy and with this duty. under the new law, "I would certainly hope that if never been the case In his public career. effects, such as the introduction of chlorine In his first successful campaign for the do not do our homework. We are thus not We are not very careful in the language we bearing compounds (fluorocarbons) and nitric the rates do come down, all of us will make an Alabama statehouse, as example, he told a rally prepared to intelligently handle shifts proposed agree to in treaties. We sign one, then another oxides. effort to reflect any downward changes back to th e of foo(stomping fans they should not pay at- by the other si6e, and tiU another containing worth, phrases and Here again, however, as with nuclear ex- • patient." tention to what the rest of the world thinks of We easily tire and give in under the stalling paragraphs so vague they can be interpreted in plosions and volcanic eruptions, two other Certainly, any change in the law that May Alabama, because, in words to this effect, "not tact.ics and lengthy hard bargaining of our ad- one way by us and another way by tM other factors thought to have something to do with only do people in India not know where we are, versaries — especially when the men on the party. There is some evidence that Henry mone depletion, the evidence is contradictory. result in lower charges to the over-burdened consumer of medical service is going to be they do not know where they are either." But other side oi the table are Affled Communist KhWnger glories in his ability to work out this The NOAA researchers intend to keep a close welcomed . However, th e over-riding question that lovely thought was lost then, os have so dialecticians, willing to argue for years over line type of arrangement, making everyone happy watch on seasonal and annual variations in ozone many others over the years, because reporters points that make the difference between an e'tren- happy that is, for awhile, until concerning the malpractice issue is more imviolations begin to in order to spot any unusual cha nges "at ft did not write what he was saying as much as handed treaty and one loaded in their favor. appear. These violations of cotm Increase earliest possible moment."In the meantime, the portant than even cost. Unfortunately, the new law what he was doing stirring hate, touching . We usually give in, too, on the matter of strict suspicions and tensions, as each side accuses the rest of us maintain an uneasy in Florida does not address itself to that problem. watch on the souls, picking scabs. which we start out demanding In the other of decei What is needed now, is stiffer regulation of - -- TALLAHASSEE (AP) presented by the conunittee copies of$7,946promissory note signed, and maintained that it You know that I've never profitubstintik' his st'ir) about the A grand jury should in. during a day-long hearing cen to Blakeniore from Bill Cartee, was back dated to put him on an ed from being In general sr- promissory noic. vestigate links between an aide lered on docwnents which al- Winewood president, dated equal footing with other WI. vices or going to Winewood or "I can't believe you won't to Gov. Reubin Askew and the legedly showed that Blakemore Feb. 26. 1973, newood investors for the pur. leaving Winewood," Blakemore take the time. where a Person, , developers of an office complex was financially involved with said. reputation and a company pose of interest payments. which has $1.8 million in state Winewood officials while he still Illakemore countered that he sur%ival is at stake, to leases, a house subcommittee worked for the state, did not receive the note until "The committee has my de. He also blasted the subcom- from the people who can testify has concluded. w subcommmjuee released Oct. 15, 19, after he had re tailed financi al statement and miiittee for not calling Cartee to to the fads," Blakemore said. The appropriations subcomn. . .... o recommend a grand jury probe of the role of Chester Blakeinore, Askew's chief original bills." Childers said. After + " " shields earthly life from the sun's harmful ultraviolet radiation? Should we ground all supersonic jets and ban the use of fluorocarbons in spray cans, twosources xhich some scientists believe threaten future generations with high - . ----. - i -'---------c:•-- • - -- -- Winewood ''" +" lop - Askew Invited To H ear Action On Banking Bill the IRS Are we in danger of destroying the prote cti ve layer of ozone high in the stratosnhere that - - -- -. - Ozone Question I A - ._---,-,- .._jI -- IN DDlr --- service involving the tax system. All you have to do is call. And I wish you gc*d luck in that. Glenn MeCasland .,, - -.------ Senate Commerce Chairman W.D. Childers, D- i -- - not understand the tax rebate program or any other O - - any way possible should the average "Joe Citizen" 0 - --- TAIJAIIASSEE (AP) Gov. Reubin Askew, who complained the legislature wasn't acting on his bills, been invited to a Senate committee heRring innipht bar1k!ng, control cheap handguns and raise UflC1flplOyiet compensaton f6s 0 - FLORIDA .... . =ZZ.1, C, ,- 1; : -_ % :1 . - I:- - ' ---- ihI3zvilu, - TOM TIEDE ... .. . The questionof equityin medical malpractice insurance has not been answered by the bill passed - - - Askew Aide Comes Under Fire Of course, for them to find out about a problem, the IRS must be notified and since their tines are so busy, I have an idea lots of people aren't getting their problems reported. "I'm sorry you have been having trouble sir, but -,-. -- those rMiirn (3b'i h.twa'n FebIS unri Mir,4i t ".h,iuIrl - .AWL go out this Friday and you should get yours by Saturday." - reach the 1Ff, - --- - area. Sure, all - 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, very well In the Orlando-Seminole County The young lady informed me that very few problems had been encountered thus far and most of came because of bugs in the rebate operation — something that could be expected for so large an undertaking. Many of the troubles have been from the cornriitpr,,iel rtIna mu,'hlrnwv iteM hv the IRS i to develop the rebate checks. I understand that some $1, returns have been received when it other end of the phone. I wanted to know was (one) how do you figure the rebates and (two) when can I expect mine since I filed my Lu return In mid-Feburary and received a refund In mid-March? The young lady explained how the rebate is figured sind then told me the checks for rebate of tax -. __I_ - Evening -. - WEATHER ____________ ____________ _________________ \,. r Prcsentmn the neatest I sftml in tcs.Irn. The shirt that shows vhsat great shape you're in. You get open it-freet'ien you vings account of $100 or more. Or add $100 ___ to your present account. ~IN Limit onc T-shirt per account. - t_.,•• - 'a . ' - By increasing your s i youil accomplish t temfic _ _________ _____ .a X ____ '1____;IIfie!t ~ _ , !:; - - - - things. You'll get the shirt. And youlI be helping yourself get financially "ship shape” Th ose are tvo darn good - -•''.+:-. ix~ - ,,_1' �— IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- N_ Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Democrats Gear INIIIIIIII White House WORLD IN BRIEF Campaigns ,,, WASHINGTON (AP) — In a different interests. Udall's out. campaign of former North ivcd that far, Keefe conceded the reason is men who aren't sure that Udall , key aides look organizational responsi. Carolina Gov. Terry Sanford Is ahead with optimism. trio of Lflconspluuuus upswi the 1974 campaign law, which is the candidate for them. Bentsen's campaign director, Hill buildings, the 1976 Demo- bilities, Bentsen's displays about to mov e Into new quar. sets tight limits on the amounts "'I we've got it figured the cratic presidential campaigns media markets, Jackson's ters that once housed fght, candidates can spend on a Ben Palumbo, has no such M. shows the delegate totals and Democratic National Corn. we're coming along all right," 3tate-by.5tate basis. of Morris K. Udall, Lloyd problems. Bentsen has raised said Robert G. Keefe, the soft. some $1.4 million, third behind Bentsen and Henry M. Jackson spending limits in each state. mittee. A few bk)CkS away at Udall's Wallace and Jackson. In suburban McLean, Va., the spoken, rotund director of the are taking shape. Nearly a year before most of Jackson campaign who prob. headquarters, the emphasis is Although he Isn't ready to say 71x 1e.tings reflect their can- the nation has focused on the Fred It. Harris campaign is . crating out of the former Okla. ably knows more key Demo- on organization in the field, es. Bentsen will bypass the first didacles. Udall's is a converted 1976 presidential battle, small - . crats than anyone else involved peciahly the key early primary batch of primaries, Palumbo 16 office building bustling with groups of professional and horns senator's home. states of New Hampshire and in the 1976 race, puts great emphasis on the youthful workers, Bentsen's the amateur politicians are doing And in Montgomery, Ala., Wisconsin that created the nio- industrial East and Middle Is busy raising mon. mentum well-appointed parkside tow- the fundraising and organ- and Atlanta, efforts to put George for nhouse with low-key activity, izational chores they hope will George C. Wallace and Jimmy ey, some $2 million so far; at. McGovern's successful 1972 West, starting with the April 6 New York primary. a " r.r. -. pdll ruccess next spring. Carter into the White 11o1'se are tacking President Ford and drive. qiu>ctinn of ru. '-lt' )i f -&ts plusnns.i and The three Capitol 11111 offices noting that added. he nnientum,' But Udall aides freely co Kissinger, but not his Demosomewhere between the other O nly SIIS activiFor now, nine months before cratic rivals; and moving rela- cede they are being hampered Pennsylvania follows New two. ty. the first primary will begin to ((vety slo- i ', t .. few da,V5 ' Ifri by diculty in ra1sng fliVfl . , '(. ,4.,...•... mpn! '' WII d!pLy ! d'tVfl WC&..5.,ua,.,,,, ni. u.. •1,. ' i 't' ....v. r..' wng. tki especiaiiy from liberal money iaiies Is1Ai"1()I's1 IN BRIEF Army, Air Force Plan To Cut Officer Corps WASHINGTON (AP) — Many Army and Air Force officers, m os tly captains, are due to get word in the months ahead that they'll be forced to leave the military he services gea('1uii iruiu t 'Ietnani era. An Army personnel board is meeting this month to pick 2, 150 from among 2,70; officers being considered for Involuntary separation during the fiscal year starting July 1. In a departure past practice, the board was tcld t3 give equal consideration to regular officers and reservists on active duty. Maj. Gen. George W. Putnam, the Army's chief of personnel, estimated about would be regulars. He said "we found we were cutting out reserve officers who were more qualified" than regulars being kept. But the Air Forco is t! cuts t reservists iIl sever between 1,200 to 2000 during the next fiscal year, depending on how leave voluntarily. from arf many Amtrak Bill Is Signed - " " '. r n Far s May End O m _ "r ___ , Mi. -,=F%~ N~ _- - ___ ~--ME% - -1 _____ 7 I _L i.--'~ : -1 -"~, '~ -I.- StCl(A.MEN1'0, Calif. i AP) Legislation aimed at ending decades of farm strife and yblence in California was half way through the legislature today after winning Senate approval in a special holiday session. It is Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr.'s plan to provide farm workers with state-supervised secret elections for union ______ -ft .1~ -• - ' - ~ w-, - -__. - __.~T- -, - _4'~-_ _________~~ - _L~ _!i - _=_ ip*i~~ - - __. - _~ . . _ -LA_ -I — :: -~___ __ - ... - •_:-, _ .Ir - 1 ~0~': _1. Rio Grande to urge Mexican nationals to stay away from measure. given Loopholes Cost $58.2 Billion WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal tax loopholes saved the 160,(X*) richest taxpayers In the United States a total of $73 billion last fIscal year, a new Treasury Department says. Over all, tax loopholes cost the Treasury $58.2 billion In 1974. The study said that 14.6 per cent of all taxpayers — those with adjusted gross incomes over $20,000— received S3 per cent of the benefits from the tax breaks. The 160,000 richest taxpayers were those with gross Incomes of $100,000 and more for the fiscal year that ended t-"June 30. The study said they saved an average of $45,662 through tax loopholes last year. first sign ..' you're ;& the tion." The talk is expected to last about 10 minutes. Ford imposed the first $1 of the tariff Feb. 1 but set aside 11georgo Stuart &W-,;Nbh will stimulate the Congress to meet the problem." I 131 hii — - di Lady Planning T ri p - ___ __ _______________ ' of :;.... - ~ L O MMSULI nl:~ - z_ ~ _ z, __ i- — • _ 7. ! 10A - - , - ' ',," - . - J -'. - — 4 - - - • .' - PT NATIONAL MERIT WINNER process. were not an 'attempt to marginalize the mimass organizations already existing." There was no inunediate reaction from the Socialists, who have been the target of Increasing leftist harassment since they outdrew the Communists three-to-one in the con stitution,il concntion elections last month. the relationship Kissinger Readies between the Import-Export Plan industrialized and developing countries Is among the principal issues of our time." Kissinger PARIS(All) — secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger is reported ready to support development of a system linking the prices of oil and other raw materials bought by the industrial countries to the prices of the finished products they sell the underdeveloped nations. Such a move would be a major shift in economic policy, Kissinger is expected to discuss the U.S. government's turnaround in speeches today and Wednesday to the International Energy Agency and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Arriving Monday night with Treasury Secretary William E. Simon, Kissinger said 'the proUenm of the relationship between the industrialized and developing countries Is among the principal Issues of our time," Aides said his speeches would emphasize an American desire for cooperation instead of confrontation. The secretary of state was reported hopeful that the American shift would open the way to revival of the conference of oil-exporting and oil-importing countries. The plan reportedly accepted by the United States calls for establishment of a joint group of industrialized and developing countries to monitor the prices of raw materials and discuss linking them to the prices of finished products ________________________ The Armed Forces Movement, the leftist-dominated assembly of 240 military men, said in a communique after a lengthy meeting that it "approved a recom menda tion ... to rapidly resolve the ( political ) crisis, i nf orming the leaders of the Socialist party of the hard general tone of the criticisms expressed in the assembly be cause of t he party's fail ure to ta ke part In the last cabinet meeti ng." The assembly said it was naming a working coimumuittee to develop "popular organIzations" to "reinforce the alliance between the people and the Armed Forces MovemenL" - . Canton Henley, priucipsi of Lyman High, awarding nationjal merit scholarship to Nancy Hudson at recent awards program at the 'C The communique attem pted to reassure the existing pobti- cal parties, saying time forma(ion of the new organizations U.S. Laotian Agreement Ends Compound Impasse --iiiiiiiiiiio l SWAP WASHINGTON (AP) — Betty has her own ideas. Mrs. Ford'says the now feels and gave interviews to trayFord leaves Wednesday for EuWhile Ford is conferring with better than before her cancer cling reporters. rope on her first foreign trip foreign leaders, Mrs. Ford said surgery. At 57, she looks well despite with the President amid signs she'll be off "doing my own "I have gained my strength the appearance of being thin. that she is ready to assume a thing ... sight-seeing, window- back ... I feel tip-top shape," She had dieted before her canmuch more active role as First shopping and seeing some of the 51101 she told reporters on her cer operation and remains Lady. country." The lack of a California trip last week, around 110 pounds, which is Plagued by Illness over the schedule leaves her options During her West Coast tour, light for her 5-foot-six-inch past nine months, Mrs. Ford open, in case she doesn't feel Mrs. Ford proved her stamina frame, reports she now has regained like doing much when she gets and her ability to handle a var. Mrs. Ford does not think a her health and strength and is there, led schedule with aplomb. The President's wife should have a in "tip.tot shane" The Fir !"1y underwent trip was her longest, most am- political role of her own but she e has been proving It by in- breast cancer surgery last Sop- bitlous effort as First Lady. said she sees no reason why creasing her activities, ratglng temnber and has had recurring She went mainly to support to shouldn't express herself on from dancing past midnight on problems with neck and back two big art fund raising events issues, perhaps even going on recent occasions to taking on a pains from osteo-arthritis. She Los Angeles and San Diego, the road to endorse the Equal four-day trip to California, stayed at home when Ford but she constantly added to her Rights Amendment. where she made speeches, gave traveled to Japan, the Soviet schedule and included private "I consider myself a citizen, interviews and toured a tentcity Union and Korea last Novezn- visits with friends and wealthy not First Lady," she declared. for Vietnamese and Cambodian bet, and when Ford traveled in art patrons. -refugees. December to Martinique where On the five-hour flight each Mrs. Ford is even looking he met with French President way, she worked on corredown the road to campaigning Valery (;isctrtl d'I'.staing. 'pondence with her s'crctary for her husband's election In GENERAL REVENUE SHARING PLANNED USE REPORT OS'ie'P i's'iiai . po... 1976, and the European tour will W ii ?h,p 5 pø he a major tet fnç her phyIraI 60 -- 'Wi. A .., —--i. .s -,'-$ T, i 't$ asp M — I I 11 9:06.9:30 A.M. Ford Asks stamina. P The White House has not an- WASHINGTON (AP) — The greatest rnonumentto ced her schedule for the President Ford is asking noun 3220785 831.9774 those fallen in the nation's wars six-day, 11,000-mile trip the Americans to pray for the "is the America they died to INSURANCE AGENCY Fords are taking to Belgium, sa!etyofservicemenmjtgin defend," Ford said. Italy, Spain and Austria. action in Indochina and says About 4,500 persons attended _________________________________ Mrs. Ford told reporters But she the government will coutfntm the traditional ceremony at ___ — -m..----... it efforts to get $II accounting linglon to honor the war dead. __ of the MIAa, Taps and a 21-gun salute were r. He delivered his appeal and sounded as Ford placed a OIIAMIMft I " alum pledge Monday ma brief Me- wreath of red, white and blue I ___ $P..W Ce.. Use ' - . MARY CARTER PAINT STORE PH. 322.3649 t$CP'M _______________ "°' ___ , $4422 $ $ — flarwelf ii'. jj $1 4 . 422 p T'sQvç. A^1 l, — LP,aE V"°'.."o 102 059 'Qi "Ad' i.IT' 0402 Cl?,' CLfP. Is $______ U LE f.'- CIT, s iM t'.''vi.,y — PCI his $ $_______ Wii.uit o, UA,I,AEj $ r 3V4 $______ Nc& $ white. R. 8.49 National Cemetery. Unknown Soldier. Emphasizing the need for a The President spent much of strong military, Ford said, "As Monday planning for a trip to long as there are law breakers Europe, beginning Wednesday, in the world, we must have the and preparing for a br oadcast strength and the resolve to speech tonight in which he will stand up for what Is right," announce whether to increase "it s the price we have al- tariffs on Impor ted oil to help ways paid for being free," he cut down U.S. consumption of said. gasoline and fuel products. Twl lowS W. PUJu.$3 (x?tMOITUIU W11 '--- morial Day speech at Arlington carnations at the Tomb of the ' DC flm...s '.ic.tscøass _______ SIS E. ELM AVE. 1 $_________ - • $ 9 =0 . " > $laJ a'w.Ii.a 5 $ lJlr a. ___ am ___ . is ' __ ______ to ___ __ ii, ____ 'I.JUU _____ ______ _______ mwe r* i.%p W iiq .s.. ,.....q 5 P PlI * — Is VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) — The United States and Laos agreed today on an eight-point plan that would return the student-held U.S Agency for International Development All) — compound and send all U.S. and third-country employes of the All) mission out of Laos by June 30. The agreement was to be signed tonight. U.S. Charge d'Affaires Christian A. Chapman said he hoped Americans could re-enter the compound tonight or Wednesday mourning and the three Americans inside the compound would be released. Chapman and U.S. political officer Steven Johnson negotinted the agreement with Pathet Lao leader Sotli l'ethrasv. students and a representative of Laotian U.S. All) workers. Other points included turning over U.S. All) mission vehicles, equipment, commodities and funds to the Laotian coalition government, according to an unofficial text read out by students. No details were available. U.S. All) would pay all its Ical employes until the day of its dissolution, under the agreetiment. Protesters would leave the big All) administrative and watehouse compound but local employes of the agency would watch over the compound and the disposition of property, the text said. Police of the joint Pathet Lao and Vientiane side force would be stationed outside the cornpound, and the government would take no legal action against the youths who took over the compound last Wed. — - , 0' household equipment and mar other ue Scrubable, din Excellent gloss retention 4 .b*s.. in For InterIor md exl$riCr - U'ud. Mon. thru Sot. •, I1eCt Pliter •I—j- . in -1 10'NYIJUSSI LISBON, Portugal (All) — Portugal's ruling military clique sided with the Communists today in their struggle with the Socialist party. The clique said it will develop its own "popular organizations" to overcome partisan disputes and guarantee a correct carrying out thi rc'olutmonar _ T ________________________ ____________________ because of flaws in Cr 2417 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 3277) In Portugal — r JJ4--I First - b l "Sateco Insured our dore and carfor uiv wv WU uUii just the sf0 _____ rP!r of In 'Tip-Top Shape' ____ ____ refuet 'The problem of 1 HIDALGO. Tex. (AP) — United Farm Workers organizersp1antourgemelonfieldlaborerstoboycottirJo today in the aftermath of the shotgun wounding of 10 union supjxfterL Tony Orendain, a union organizer, said supporters would mass at the International bridge spanning the with Safrc Military Sides With Marxists on UFVp' Urges Boycott You can smile when to pro - To nnounce Next Energy Step SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — A L Angeles area housewife says money apparently is the main thing on the mind of women responding to her ad for a surrogate mother. She's looking for a woman to carry the baby uat would be artificially Inseminated by the act-placer's • tnLlbai-d "We've gotten lOor 12 letters but they all wants fat fee, and we don't have the kind of money the other couple w' willing to pay," said the 28-year-old woman who says she earviot have children. 2ie placed the ad in tie san Francisco Chronicle early this th. gut -r- is I%. . first F ord Surrogate Mother Sought .. - — ' .ourV\' A('.MA, ('uamn AP i 1-tit tct n'r the new evacuee ciiiip at Ft. lndiantown Gap, Pa., will come from Guam, authorities announced today. A(IHI. G. Stev e Morrison said a flight carrying 310 Vietnamese would leave Guam early Wednesduy, Guam time. A second flight of 179 refugees scheduled to follow within several hours and more will leave daily until June 1, he said The admiral said 1,779 refugees are scheduled to be transferred to the Pennsylvania camp. Message tuuric- ' More To Leave Guam South Texas melon fields, WASHINGTON (API — President Ford says a bill providi ng $1.1 billion for the National Railroad Passenger Corp. (Amtrak) shouid result in improved intercity rail passenger sr.lce. Ford signed the legislation Sunday but expressed reservations about a requirement that Congress be an opportunity to approve or veto any pla ns by Am trak modify routes or services planned as part of an pravement program. Ford said he has been advised by the attorney general that this is "an unconstitutional exercise of constitutional power" and that he is "seriously concerned about the increasing f requency with which Congress passes legislation containing such provisions.- — 4 Missionaries d Sen ' - drove '::. of iol e n ce — of - V BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — dents waited to see if the calm (lay, ending the republic's first Lebanese militiamen joined the The Israeli military corn- air bases on Its territory. The Gunfire subsided in Beirut to. would last. experiment with military rule fighting, and the toll rose above mand said Arab raiders in paper attacked the authorday as President Suleiman The city government called after three days. Frarijleh 100 dead and 300 wounded, southern Lebanon fired three itative Cairo newspaper Al AhFranjteh consulted politicians on employes to return to work, named the 76-year-old general In Paris, U.S. officials told salvos of Katyusha rockets ram for carr)ing the report. and tried to line up a new gov- There was fear of disease as premier Friday night after newsmen with Secretary of across the frontier into Israel ernrnent for Lebanon. garbage uncollected for a week nearly a week of street battles State Henry A. Kissinger that during the night. The command The Communist party newsA few isolated skirmishes decomposed In huge piles under between Palestinian guerrillas Kissinger and President Ford said the rockets — some landpaper also ridiculed Al Ahrar,, s were reported between leftist a hot sun, and militiamen from the right- were fearful that the unrest In lag more than five miles inside report that the Soviet Union is Moslems and right-wing ChrisLeftist Lebanese political wing Christian Phalangist par- Lebanon would bring on a civil Israel caused no damage or providing billions of dollars of tans. An increasing number of leaders appealed for an end to ty. war comparable to the Black casualties and the Israelis did military equipment to Libya. armed security patrols were in the clash after a week of parHifai's appointment was September strife in Jordan in not fire back. The newspaper said last week the streets. Barricades erected ilysI. They were joined by greeted with an outcry from 1970. In that war, King Hus.d.'l:. that Libyan !eer Moammar In , Prav by armed v" from a do7en leaders of all Palestine guer- Moslem lead--s. who vnk.tIrA. cs'r" th Pdp*_ nounced as "a crude Khadaly and So.'iet Premier f1ictIons tgantodisappear, but rilla factions. pugnanceto military ruleancjthe tine guerrillac t c t ation" in 't$(n newspaper !exei )i,syn ç:th imost shops and offi ces re •:'ai's fear that the offi cer corpL hr'., and thousands of Ifte 'it' gvanted agreements during Kosygin's ' "ft" :&' govermnem,t te5i,ai -ti oi Men- pro-Christian. Left -wing rilliis were killed. the S )vets military, nam arid recent visit Libya. [)AH ES SAI.AAM, ianzansa (Atli — U.S. Beverly Carter says he has hopes that Ambassador two American students and a Young Dutch woman held by guerrillas In Zaire will be released despite the Tanzanian government's refusal to meet the kidnapers' demands. Guerrillas the Marxist Popular Revolutionary party thrt'J to ': -. unless the Tanzanian government within 60 days paid them W0,000, freed a number of tlw rv's i" 11eld in Tanzanian jazL and t74dcd over hundreds of rifles and raminn nnd as 01 rounds of ammunition "Tanzania will not be blackmailed," said President Julius Nyerere's press secretary after a cabinet meeting. "The Tanianian government flatly rejects all of the demands, Now we must wait'' - 1$ 1L422 I Walter A. 5orinn Mayor 5/24L ry J The first two pints of the agreement noted thmt the U.S. government agreed last Saturday to dissolve the All) operation and that a letter to that effect had beer. sent to the Foreign Ministry. The agreement was negotiatt-d inside the Economics and Plans Ministry building as more than 100 students and local All) employes gathered outside and several hundred VIentiane residents looked on from the gates of the ministry. The students brought in three siens that had been posted at the U.S. AID compound reading in English and Lao that the compound was U.S. government property. The students, calling themselves revolutionary command. m's, jeered thenever they saw Chapman through the window of the second-story negotiating room and cheered whenever one of their representatives came into view, Commandeered All) vehicles blocked the gates of the ministry, and the students said the would not let Chapman leave until the agreement was coneluded, An embassy spokesman said earlier that once the agreement was signed, the embassy and the Communist-dominated gorernment will begin renegotlating the 1951 aid agreement. The Pathet Lao, which now dominates the coalition regime, said it wants American aid to contmntu' but without any American outside An i Tuesday, May 27,197S--?A Beirut Crisis Easing As Regime Forms Release Hopes Held Out Despite Tanzania Refusal s ::" LANCASTER, Pa. (AP) Max Ediger of Turpin, Okla., misfour Mennonite . . -' '4 Word that and James Klassen of Goessel, ii-' .. slonaries who remained in Jan, Id' .. ,. South Vietnam after Its fall at)Snyder said Martin had not - -a parently are alive and well has . brought relief to their families been heard from since the a Communists overran the Ii in this country. ... ,\ vincial capi ta l of Quang Ngai t. %~ ; "We were overjoyed to hear where he was living with his ' 6LO M~, __ -, Mrs. Paul wife and two children. His family good news," said . I ____ %~ -, . ~ . J the i'i evacuated to Nigeria to live Ediger of Turpiri, 0kb. Her sun if)'' Brown's compromise plan Max was among those who wi th Mrs. Martin's parents, :' ' ' marks the peace remained behi nd w hen other who are aLso Mennonite misbe tween two warring union., -- ________________________ Americans left the country. sionaries. The bill has been endorsed by "We hadn't heard from Max _______ Snyder and Robert Miller, dlbo th Cesar Chavez and his • •, since April 29," she said. -j, jq r ~ _ rector of the Mennonite Central United Farm Workers union over Committee's Asian departand the Teamsters Union, as A cablegram received Soloists In the annual concert preseited by Seminole High CHORUS PRESENTS ment, said a letter from well as major growe rs. Chorus last night at 8 o'clock In the school auditorium included the weekend, believed to four, was the IiI'3t Kiassen written April 6 sa id the There have been at least 5,ANNUAL CONCERT (from left) Lewis Dorton Jr., Mary Bennett, Aithony Sutton from the decided to remain In 000 arrests, numerous reports Jackie Blaylock and Judy Dupree. Under th e direction of Earl E. word from them since Saigon four had the country to "stay with of violence and one death since Minott., the program Include a variety of sacred, secular and fell A pr il 30. Vietnamese brothers and battle erupted between the two spirituals selections. (Herald Photo by Marva Hawkfns "Life is happy and exciting." sisters through these days." unions. Kiassen went to South Vietthe brief wire received by the The Democratic governor has Mennonite Central Committee twin in 11172, Martin first in 196 hailed milestone in read in part. and again in 1973, Ichikawa In farm labor legislation which he says could be a model for the William T. Snyder, executive 1969 and Evdiger in 1971. A nation. director of the committee, said Brown's floor managers the letters "EHMJ" at the end of hoped to have the bill on Ow the message proba bly are the governor's desk for signing as first Initials of each misearly as Thursday. it must pmcc — Earl Martin first through two Assembly of New Holland, Pa., Yoshlhlro committee hearings and a final llchikawa of Sapporo, Japan, Assembly floor vote. it Iliac timetable is met, dccWASHINGTON tAP) — ProsAs key elements in his ener- plans to add additional dollars tions could be held under the ident Ford tells a nationwide gy-conservation program, Ford on March 1 and April 1 after bill as early as September. broadcast audience tonight proposed a $a-a-barrel tariff in Congress began working on its A packed state Senate gallery about the next step in his enerDo You Know George Stuart bUrst into cheers Monday after- gy program, with strong in- three monthly steps and a own energy tax package. Sells Duracell Batteries? gradual end to price controls on The congressional effort has noon when the 31-7 vote was an- dications that it will include a crude oil products. been stalled, however, and Wide selection for n0ed 1 second $1 tariff each barrel Ford took note of that when be . C&Ltri, Brown personally led the r.eFIMS. The adrniristratIun luis said imported W111 4 told five foreign correspondents gotiations which forged the Reos. Rica-dirt. sic. the program Is designed to enlast Fri da y that he was weighLast longer thin nguiar compromise. He called the All major television and radio courage fuel conservation and f . bittit*s. Trial 0t15: breakthrough "an event of networks said they planned to domestic oil production so the ing whether to impose the SCC l DwiceA will refund great historical significance," broadcast Ford's statement United States can sharply re- ond dollar tariff. purt II t hm Price of first One foe, Republican Sen. live from his Oval Office at 8:30 duce its heavy dependence on "The Congress has failed ii (re f und Clare Berryhill of the San Joa. p.m. EDT. A White House an- foreign petroleum by the 1980s. very badly," he asserted. famJy or group). Oitidi quin Valley farming corn- nouncement said the President Officials estimate that each "They have done literally nothat tat of pwctiasa, munity of Ceres, has predicted would disclose "his decisions on $1-per-barrel tax boost adds I to ing affirmatively to solve California agriculture will the energy program in the ab- 114 cents to the retail price of energy problem. Perhaps our Ph. 1437700 the become a "disaster area" sence of any congressional ac- gasoline, imposition of the extra dollar study — mok —. Tuesday, May 11, 1975 ta Pa restrtctlonsor supervision ofits use. At another American cornpound, the U.S. residential settlement outside the city, looters were cutting holes in the fence around the sparsely guarded area and carting off household possessions left by Americans evacuated from Laos. An American, interviewed through the locked gates of the residential compound four miles outside the city said only about 80 persons remain there, including six American women secretaries. He said four or five homes were stripped Sunday because there were only two unarmed volunteer patrols to guard the 150 houses in the compound. Most of those remaining who lived on the peripliery of the compound have moved into vacant houses in the center, he said. Volunteers have crated what they can in abandoned homes and taken them to the settlement's gymnasium, but such large items as furniture, carpets and refrigerators remain In the houses. The Pathet Lao guards on the gate allowed the departing Americana to take only one suitcase each ys off But Growers H u rt Anita Bryant's WEST PALM BEACh, Fla. tAP) Juice for orange prove that singing commercials television advertising pays, says a marketing expert. But Florida citrus growers aren't reaping the benefits. he "The way it is now, it's only the processors that are so happy every time Anita Bryant sings," says Bernard Gross, a professii at Florida Atlantic University and part owner of a West Palm Beach orange grove. Eighty-five per cent of all citrus consumed In the United States comes from Florida. (rowers pay 10 cents per box to finance Miss Bryant's singing television commercials. Industry spokesmen credit the national advertising campaign with a 12 per Cent rise in sales. But processors, who determine what price they will pay the state's 16,500 citrus growers at the end of a season, ha v e been pocketing the profits, Gross says. — says _____-1._ _~_- - ____- • = =-•-_ •=• = ---=-• • - - z. ;- ,., ,______ ___________ - �---_- - - ~ '. ~ - - .. . Opp Tk .ia i_ ~ -4, I AL IS JL ~ In Old People 's Income Checks __________' r A - ~~, .- - - -- +, __ !•;r ii IVI 19 A !-.--• __ 1. - ! - - ._t • - / ~i' \ z I- ' \ -7 -.V ______________\., _____ A %W • ______ "i. _______ _ -.--... ,.? .' "T _____ - - ":' 1A I ,, , •cçz '' ''i li B •. BUFFAIA)(AP) - There have been complaints throughout this National Hockey League championship series that the season lasts far too long, that the nlayers are mentally and .-41y51call' wiary, and that the day after Memorial Day is no time to be playing a winter sport. Yet the Buffalo Sabres hope with all their might that the season will last two gaines longer. Trailing the Philadelphia Flyers three victories to two in the Stanley Cup's final series, a loss would mean the start of an unbearabli' summer. A victory in tonight's iixth game would send the series back to Philadelphia for Thursday night's deciding contest. For their part, the F',ers would be more than happy to end the I 14 f i ' i III, T1 u1?IT About the crily one he can is entitled by federal law to a minimum of V5 a month for his -... . :1. Ji I - Seminole County Federation of Women's Club officers (from left, standing) Grace Bradford, sellvad vice president' Louise Gill corresponding secretary' Kryitai Hruby, third vice president' Ruth Swlnaey, treasurer; seited, left) Peggy Hattaway, president and Ruth Johnson, flrt vice - 5 - I II • i • - iI~, T ,, , 1 i• r~ i , L d..Lj ,1 • I 11 ~1$ ' I ! - ji '- I f ' • LLJLJ " I I ., ' r 4 L IF , . . .'. . . '. . ''! ...,.. . ______ . .. -.- - 4 :_--... '-".-.----'--' . • . '. • : '. ___ — I ' ,. ____ — _____ ____ -' . ::::-'—::_ ret ch eves i 4P Honors Gives In Too Often A Sanford daughter who has won honor for herself and her DEAR ABBY: lama 20-year- old college junior. I made a bad mistake In my freshman year. I family is Jalle Ann Tucker, __.. . - if I . 9 I a MOVING CAN BE A REAL HEADACHEI hoping one would like me enough to stay with me. None did, and all I got was a lousy reputation. AIwttt fh'p mnnthe Tucker graduated magna cum laude this spring from Duke dude who was really neat DEAR ABBY: My brother is I buy them, of course), then let her first two years of college and complet ed her B.S. at started to notice me. I made up dating a widcw. Her daughter Is him take it from there, my mind that I would play hard going to be married soon, and Everyone has a problem. What's to get with him because being my brother has been asked to 70ur5? For a person al reply, write easy got me nowhere. The first give the bride away. ABBY: Boi No. 61700, L.A. Calif. time he asked me out I fougbt it timeheasktdmeoutlfougbtit The bride-to-be has been '°°" Enclose stamped, se ll. addressed env,too., ploast. and fought it but gave in living with her fiance for two ... call the because __. -I wanted to tø. him again. He never called me after that. I wanted to see him so much, I called him, but he always made excuses so he wouldn't have to see me. He is the only guy I really (alt anything for, Ahby. How can I get him to realize that if I have him, I wouldn't look at another Hostess, MARGE WILLIAMS 322-182 Sanford SHIRLEY COOPER $34-9212 Cassel berry. Winter Springs JUDY RENEE 834-9212 Altamonte Springs-Longwooc SHIRLEY MILLET 831.9212 Fcresf City H I LDA RICHMOND 5743167 Delfona di-de? 1 think about him night and day. I can't sleep or study. I'm going crazy. Please tell me how to get another chance with him, HEARTSICK DEAR HEARTSICK: Sorry, but there lano way to get aguy to see you. date you or even ghe you a iecod glance If he's nc, Interested. You blew It when You gave In to him. Bed hopping is not the to get a man. Counseling is avaheble on your campus, so please lake sd vantage of it You need more help than I can give you In a le tter. way - #* ,i.,vi, to rnrf2ctrpihaf I . , 4-4 41 - distinction In psychology. She ##.-A-4 Ci • tt : x u,iu.-u uiuviiiiy iur nnj. - jvai, ure is nocning to "give away," and everyone knows it. Under th e cit. -- rurnstaJ1ces, ray brother is concerned over the pr opriety of accepting this dubious honor. I'd appreciate an answer In your column. We all read It, and this wou ld inform us without 'omplicat ions. Thank you. SIS DEAR SIS: The custom of "giving away" the bride need not be nk,0 li terally. Your brother would be standing In for the bride's father. He should be complimented, not critical. IP& Should be refuse, he would be gi vi ng HIMSELF away.) CONFIDENTIAL Duke. Nest year, Ms. Tucker will begin graduate school In clinical psychology at Vanan. c.lerbilt University In Nashville, Tenn. . Sealy - Spring Air - National J II) TIlE ASSOLIATEUPRESS It may never go down in history alongside Knute Rockne's legendary win one for the (lpper' tearjerker, but the C!?- -c land Indians got the sara result Monday from Manager r ir Robinson's little pep talk They went out and clobbered the California Angels 9-3 after ltoLnsun talked thi'mn out of boycotting the game to protest his three-day suspension And before turning the reins over to Coach Da v e Garcia, he also asked tlamn to play as hard for Dae as ou have been for me." Elsewhere in the American League, the Oakland A's edged the Baltimore Orioles 6.5 in II innings, the Boston Red Sox outsiugged the Texas Rangers 7-5, the Kansas City Royals nipped the New York Yankees 6-5 In 11 innings, the Chicago White Sox downed the Milwaukee rewers 42 and the Detroit Tigers defeated the Minnesota Twins 6-2 Coach Torn McC'raw said Robinson's pep ta lk "was noth ing dramatic. 1k hasn't lost his cool all year." But the Indians, who had dropped 23 !8 starts under Robinson's leadership, battered four L'alifornia pitchers for 13 hits, including Charlie Spikes' first borne run of the season. A's 6, Orioles 5 Gene Tenace dr ove in his fif th run of the game with a two-out single in the 11th inning. It was Baltimore's fif th consecutive setback and ninth in 10 games and dropped the Orioles into last 'flc* place in te Red Sox 7, Range rs 5 Dwight Evans' tie-breaking two-run homer In the eighth inning capped a late-Inning exchange of home runs and enabled Boston to open a I 1 game lead over Milwaukee in the Al. East. Evans' fifth home run of the season caine off reliever Steve hucau1t ha.rlsoc1lcdathrcc runhomertohtrnitCarboin the se venth when the Red Sax scored four times a nd erased a 3-1 deficit. It was ('arbo's eighth. 11 SAVE $40 SET TO 12O SET TWIN SET Reg. $189.95k, ....................$149,95s.i FULL SET "p Rea. $209.95 set • IOY.Y3Se QUEENSET Reg.S289.85s. ....................... 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Invite that attractive dentist to something for whi ch you just happen to have a pair of tickets - kf Buffalo within one victory of their second consecutive NH!. title. That it not to say, however, th F:z=nero wa peasd with the proceeding. He would not rneeL with newsmen after the game, saying he wanted to look at Ilins of the contest while the game still was fresh in his mind lie Liter revealed that he was angry with his players. I was mad at the team for losing their discipline after they got that big lead," Shero said Monday after showing up late for the trip here. "I was coiist.antly lecturing them on the bench. They started to float. They let up. It was a good game for our fans but not for our system." -w . . -_- _ • • .._ "- ________ - - - :-.. :' '? .'. - - - ' - ' L - - - I. - -a.. ft' - : ,. ., , ,- I.'1 ,, • ' J. . ?- " , i '' ' ' '' _" 4 ' - - ' , 11 .,. .. ...- - _'d ' ' ' ,, r .. , •• . - , V / • r' • ,' , ." "" . ' Indy Payoffs - .-- - j - . ,, ,. , .. . it 44co - . Irvine. '' ,. , .,. '-:. • , ' " " F _ ' .' • . • ,- . . . - "_. • ' ' , •• q At !* - ' "1'' . iw - ..:.."a - .. - .' - . — - .- AV - .-' . I . I .. W'. . ...IN. . . -- - ~ S J . .. - '''.i. ' , • . '- • (Sall dianapolis 435. t. ,e' 't. ' .' ' .-, ' . " . ,, • a- - . / i" A~r~ % r INDIANAPOLIS iAP - It was the first step Sneva's through the rarosg Robby was about two hours after th e wheel and one on rookie Eldon made it unscathed - "Some. Indianapolis 500 had ended. Rasmussen's car touched and times you have a choice and - :The sky, which had been Sneva's machine flipped, hurt- sometimes you do it by instinct. filled with ferocious thunder- led into the outside wall on the Mine was instinct and I chose clouds and terrifying streaks of second turn, exploded and scat tht right way, Unser said , lightning, was now bright and tered itself all over the track but all four of Foyts tires were sunny. Miraculously, Snesa suffered ruined by the metallic litter The track, which had been only rnoerate burns, enough to that had been Sneva's car. 1k drenched with the fury that only require hospitalization but not had to change them in a 5.-sec a sudden Midwest storm can enough to keep him from prom- ond pit stop that dropped him to bring was now drying out ising to be back racing in a third where he stayed to the And Johnny Rutherford am month or so, nor to keep him end bled over to Ch ief Ste ward Tom from watchi ng Monday night's Now Unser was third On the Binford and, perhaps only half awards dinner on local tele- 162nd lap he moved into second jokingly, muttered Okay r.ision with some more luck w hen Dal You already know how to start Unser and Foyt rocketed (Continued On Page! Hi a race Now isn't it a bout time you learned how to finish one' ' Binford had, technically, end. ed the Indy 500, ordering Pat Vidan to bring out both the red a nd black-and-white checkered flags, the first signaling a halt 1 Unser. Albuquerque. W'i. 19 JCflfl/ to t his 59th classic in American NM. 5714.031 ParScns, In dtaP1IS19)6 5 tertord. Fort auto racing, the second signalWorth.Johnny Tex 9 ca IN Bobby Unser that he'd won HOMO'I. Tix, Ill. 516339 571,677 it. 71 DIck Simon, Salt Lake i. Duane "Pancho" Carter, City, Utah, $17,070 u1, in realie lity i, was ,k r in Brô*rq Ind. 533 171 Tom fl Sne'va, Spokane, - a downpour that turned the Rr' McCk,tqy. Tucson, Wash, $17,Sfl huge grassy infield at the In- An:., 531.002 fl Bentley Warren, West Frtsro, Gloucester. 0 Mtt.$1S.SI6 Ca dlanapolis Motor Speedway Into ' 5alt,:ukovIct. lit a mudbath and the 2-mile ' ii Putercaugh, in- danapo$4s, SI,.L32 ialt track into a rippling aar'apofs. 521.756 75 Bobby AIsn, PueytOwr 8. George Sn'der Bakersfield, Ala stream which cheated Ruth. MOSIc, FaIibrqk erford out of a shot at a second Ci,9lf Daflenbacti. Basalt. Calf. straight victory and officially Coo 512.717 77 John Mart, Irvi ne, Ca " - .9 f;1 I I " • After that many miles, after ii 174 of tie scheduled 200 laps, 'v 12 af ter a race that had nearly half A J The fickle fans at Riverfront Stadium have been uPlmd down on Johnny Bench during his career with the Cincinnati Reds. Monday they were up literManny Trulo's slump-break. ( ally. iog honie run toie o a five. Bench, who has had a love- run filth inning and Ray Burns hate relationship with the pitched a four-hitter as Chicago crowds at Cincinnati, was whipped Atlanta and snapped a treated to a rare standing ova five-giie losing streak. tion after hitting grand slam MetS 6, Dodgers 3 home run that keyed the Reds l'inch hitter Wayne Gar re tt to a 5-4 vi ct o ry over the Mon. blasted a three-run homer in treal Expos amid a doubleheader the ninth inning, giving New ej sweep. York its victory over Los AngeReds' fans at the The 25,034 les and previously' unbeaten ballpark, already' giddy over Andy M essersmith. the 4-3 victory In the opener. Pirates 10, Astros 2 went absolutely Leserk when Bruce Kison pitched a livepe Bench's homer cap d a five- hitter and Willie Stargell hit a run rally in the fifth i nn ing of two-run triple and a hases-empthe second game and in ty home run, leading Pittsburgh tied him cidentally for the over Houston. Reds' all-time grand slam lead' I'hillles I, Giants 0 larry Bowa singled with two ershiP. out in the 11th inning and came In Mo nday's other National League gcmes the Chicago around to score on two San Francisco errors, enabling Cubs stopped the Atlanta Braves 6-0; the New York Mets Philadelphia to beat the Giants beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 6- and snap a six-game losing 3; th e l'jttsburgh Pirates streak. — M Walther, Dayton, Ohio, re. Mar;0 Andreffi. Nazareth. 29 MIke' Hi 531 Knilotf, Parsippa S21,796 NJ Sheldon Kinser. Blooming. Wri, Ind . S23,212 1 Jerry Karl Manchetter. Pa. 5)9.975 14 Caruthers. Ana 30 Larry Pa . 114.92S Tutin, McCoy, Calf Longehorn, a million fans holding their 3) Gordon Jncock Phoc nix, Art.. 515,119 collective breath when Torn 32 Lloyd Ruby. Wichita Sneva's car disintegrated in a Falls. Te * C lif 193SO methanol firestorm, after a 33 Salt Wa:ther. Mon Oan race that Wally Dallenbach rovia, ond . $19,111 Oho. $I41,954 Alernate Rick Mutrer 6 Al Unser. Albuquerque, seemed almost certain to win N before his engine went -poof," 1?. Sam Sessions, Nasmville, Second Al LMu,ist after A.J. Foyt's dream 52.000 of an ,st.iii -- Total Pr i zes $1,001,333 It 'TC'Tl %r,?ewater, unprecedented Fourth triumph here ended in the frustration of a pit stop ... alter all that, Bobby Unser matched his younger brother, Al, with his Jimmy . FREDDIE HOWARD ranrc ijiryrn Howard, of the Sanfcrd Little League's only undefeated team, the Railroaders, pitched a sparkling no-hitter, lifting his team to its 13th straight win of the season. Story Page 2-B. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) a ' S "v' -- . - - - - fl;tPo.. "I think he deserved it. I think we need the money in the family ," Al L in to several guys on the first date, - -- wanted to be popular so Igave v&i:: 'I - -, i an unearned run in the 11th Inning, capping a late Kansas City rally. After being kid to one run and three hits for seven innings by Do.Medich,theRoyalstiedthescorewithtworunsintheeighth andtwotntheninth.ChrisChainbtisspacedtheYankeestoa S-1 lead with two doubles and a single. He scored three times. White Sox 4, Brewers 2 [lucky Dent and Brian Downing belted consecutive two-out homers off Jim ('olborn in the ninth inning. Dent's first home run of the season broke a 2.1 tie and Downing followed with homer No. J. Jorge Orta hit his third home run in the third inning after the White Sox took a 1.0 lead in the second on a walk and singles by Tony' Muser and Dent. TIgers 6, Twins 2 Home runs by Dan Meyer and Aurelio Rodriguez backed the six-hit pi tching of Vern Ruhle as Detroit ended the Twins' four. game winning streak. Both homers came in the first two innings off Bill Campbell, a relief specialist, who was tanking his third major league start and first since 1973. Rodriguez added a tworun (louble oil loin flurgmeicr. . -• •. Frank White's suicide squeeze bunt scored Jim Woldford with .. _______ a - IN of . 4t i . - ~ ~= I I . . u - Rutherford Run: Indy Bad Dream -- tf I ' . Z. : I .: 7 , :' - — . "a" The series has fallen into a pattern over the last three games: The Flyers have taken the lead within minutes of the opening faceoff. In (t and .,, the Sabres battled back to win on their fog-clouded Memorial Auditorium house ice. The fog returned for Monday's practice, thanks to temperatures in the low 70s, and was expected to make its return to game action Tuesday night. In the other two games here the haze stopped play a total of 14 times. In Philadelphia Sunday, Buffalo could not extricate itself from the early deficit. Flyers' badman Dave Schultz scored twice while Bob Kelly, Reggie Leach and Gary Dornhoefer added single goals to give Philadelphia a 54 triumph and send them ti, It's also the toughest to lose, and the Sabres have no intention of going down without a fight. - if they are to go down at all. "We've got to give all we've got," said Buffalo defenseman Jim Schoenfeld. 'That's all there is to it. You don't hold back for anything and hope you can win two more hockey games. But we've got to get an early lead to do it." After Plea _ personal needs. But his county (Prince William) welfare nursing home will receive $25 a David Jennings, operator of a in advanced states of senility, depar.ment arbitrarily decided month. Spartanburg, S.C., nursing falsely claiming it was owed for he could get by on $4. Despite the federal law, home. Jennings didn't install an laundry or other services. The county confiscates the Prince WilliamCounty officials accounting system for SSI The worst example of other $21 and applies it to the have informed the operator of funds until March of this year. diverting patient funds may be cost of his nursing home care the nursing home where '1 just didn't know it was Florida where d class action anUitbetLoflbejI88he Johnson resides that Johnson necessary," said Mrs. Floy suit has been filed against a receives from .'ieii Security - has two sons who should take McDonald who has 22 Medicaid company which operates three I practice that appears to care of his small personal pa tients in her Pickins, S.C., homes. The company sold the violate boh the letter and the needs, The county officials have home. "I just put the money In homes after allegedly transpirit of the law, decided that in the case of envelopes for each patient," sferring the funds to its own A continuing investigation by Johnson and 30 others in the she said. account. State auditors contend Scrip ps-Howard Newspapers of same home who also get less William Chauvious, a South the firm owes the money to national health care scandal than the 25 they are entitled to Carolina state Medicaid of - 1,000 patients or their sur- —' . series and the season on the road, then return to their devoted fans for a victory parade Wednesday morning. "We must win today," said Philadelphia center Terry Crisp, We blew two games In Buffalo already and they'll give us a good game today. The toughest game to win Is always the last 'p - . ._:- nthr.,k.r Sin Tr)ni A .. __ ~-.. I Nursing homes contend in sympathetic relatives and even difference, handling of patients' personal many instances that relatives some local governments are The county officials have funds. are the real culprits In the li raiding the personal funds of been unmoved by the nursing Mrs. Daphne Krause, a personal fund scandal. If a Medicaid patients with tin- home operators' arguments nationally known crusader for patient can't manage his funds punity. that the relatives refuse to help nursing home reform from and the nursing home doesn't Johnson's right or guarantee and that Johnson's needs, for Minnesota, believes the want to, this chore goes to a Pe to the $25 a month out of his instance, must be met by stealing of the $25 a month In relative, usually a daughter or social security check is sporadic handouts from his &S1 funds is nationwide and one son. provided for by a section of the former employer and a few of the most "vicious" practices I Medicaid law. Because states dollars raised by the home's she had uncovered in years of One problem for us O ferreting out abuses of the far to get involved,' said R.J. share Medicaid payments on a employes. "-'. • 50-50 basis with the federal Aycock, who operates a The county's welfare elderly. -. • Manning, S.C., nursing home. government, they are allowed department officials have Th e most vulnerable are • .J • to let patients keep more than ducked inquiries and have functionally incompetent, she "We know that relatives of our patients are getting th eir the $25 a month, but not less, informed the General roted ". •1 '' .t Some states let patients keep Accounting Office (GAO) they "ti is very easy to confuse money and that the rela ti ves • £ % $2850. are too busy to talk to its in. this type pa tient," she said. •1i are using it for themselves. 0. -•I Thus, 11 a patient is receiving vestigators. GAO, meanwhile, is very easy to take advantage Aycock refuses to administer . . $110 a month from social has turned up similar practices of them especially if there are . • e personal funds except w hen th .-L. - • secwity,only $85of that legally intwo other Virginia counuea norelaUvsto ask quesUons,1t ittsabaolutelynecessary. can be applied by the state or and now suspects that this is a nice easy rakeoff If there "It's all very sad," he said. IU if b local government to the cost of mishandling of SSI funds by are a number of patients in this Dan ,, is 'ff f ..' 9-3 , 'I his monthly nursing home bill, local governments Is statewide, category in a home And what are Thomasson and Carl West U '. • -- . Washington Bureau ;The remaining $25, according to Examples abound 1111111 -1 I of attorney do they have to go to correspondents. ' Scripps-Hoit n u : .._L. to 0 the law, must go Into his per. irregular or even non-existent bat f or them?" U 1' 1 ward Newspapers. -, sonal account, 1. accounting of SSI funds by II ri 11 Investigators have found lm".i 04 'a SI Even If Johnson had no in. nursing homes inh1llnois,sou dozens of cases where nursing fl 'I f I so to .,v :-- come at all, he would receive Carolina, North Carolina, and home pa tients complain that • :; • elm $25 a month. This is because Vtrglna. And GAO investigators t hey are being told by home I Fçi C,nc,v I.91 P '*ç. r go •.:t[tnii Is 10 Congress In 1972 enacted the are looking into reported tm- operators that"you Just don't and a Chock $1°)1'A" Supplemental Security Income proper handllngof funds bythe remember having spent the ,.. I . a so (SSI) law, I provided a homes In Florida, Michigan, money." ....-4'l-44 I. WAMERICAN -',-. • "t, I ii I is Ø•• minimum monthly income for Missouri, California and New CANCER "The patients realize they're ii!.'\ - .' thepoorwhoareaged,bljndor York. I SOCIETY 4,. 'I old and they begin to qu es ti on 4 Iiv disabled. It also provided that In South Carolina, 13 of the their own ability to remember j every Medicaid patient In a state's 115 medicaid nursing even when they are obviously New officers In the Woman', Club of Lake Mary were Installed by Mrs. John Duda (second left), OFFICERS homes had no system of ac- competent," said a GAO in- ppresident of the Woman's Club of Oviedo, at a ce remony held at the Capri Restaurant, Thurs NOERWORLDI_I_I,,1 C countability unt il prodd ed this vestigator. "They're easy Officers are (from left) Mrs. Gflmer Randolph, fi rst !,ice president; Mrs. LB. Hughes, president; iaitv* II Le" llIIiL&cu Groduate year by state officials, state pickings." Mrs. Earl L Hartwell,, third vice president and Mrs. Howard Rempe, second vice president. day. (' ) 08 Not records revealed. present was Mrs. James Lash, public affairs. In New York,a nursing home I i;i "It was one of the new federal operator was discovered ap. I ______________________ guidelines and a lot of people propriating the entire SSI 0 Cows n's Underworld I A if? W. First 1111. Sanford 10 got caught without It," said payments of Medicaid patients _UNDMWOaLP _• t --:.-. .r Tuesday, May 21,1975--i 8 Indians Erupt Irw"i-, I president. Ile Installing officer was Jean Norris. Pam Condon, recording secretary, was absent. has discovered that greedy that their relatives have a ficial, said he planned to begin a vivors. (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) nursing home operators, un- moral obligation L make up the series of audits of nursing home . - / a A . ---! 1 'i~ ~1 -I affordthesedaysisabiteof Red Apple chewing tobacco. pgsccts$68OandJohnson must make them li.st . He has a personal income of onls q d month Johnson (not hi.s real nainc ) .. ____ -, -. .. * .4 ". I iij;i !' ~ii!) 111~'!i1l 1 11! t ! j i il I 4I~~, ~!!:,.,." Even this is infrequent, - - -. ..— \i' .i I !-~__--/ A ' - J' .•.' #-. 11 \/ ~'. h i lL - Of , I , , I I [i — F11 I .— .- - __ ". - I ~ the life of Harold Johnson, 88, _*_7 '. : Jutt . '- 'I There are few if any luxuries in __ '' 14 -4 I WIM's- ~- " 1~~- - 0_Z, 'i iNSTIALL FOR '76 £ — .-:-~. 1. - 1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Staniev Cun's ,, . • _______I . Swindlers Find 'Easy Pickings' . SJULA0111114WIM101 fLI. WOMEN'S CLUBS U - sa_ 1111111111111111i . 10 Is "I - r_, _____ Awi I., ? -Z 41 .7%!L ~w 'I f 1 - '!~k--~ - I ___ - Tuesday, May 27, i7S-1A ~ I..-- X ~ - SPORTS WOMEN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -t. of $214,031 and his own slim 16th-place pickings of $18,300. And Bobby did, indeed, deserve it. lie ran a cool, cautious, clever race, totally unlike the one he won in 1968, when he locked his right knee, rammed the accelerator to the floor and kept it there all the way, simply outrunning the rest of the 33-car field, "I was raised In racing that, when the green flag drops, you stand on the gas and the fastest guy wins the race," Bobby said. "For many years, as everyone knows, that's the way it was..., 'Of course, now it's a little bit different and thank God we have radios so we can correspond back and forth, talk things over and plan things out We knew we had to make a strong, calculated run We had Ili run a smart race," Plan he did with Dan Gurney, the builder and owner of his sleek, blue No. 48 car, an Offenhauser-powered All'American Eagle. Rather than try to burn out Foyt, Rutherford, Dal. lenbach arid the rest of the field, he chose to simply try to stay with the leaders. Ultimately, though, it was not planning but luck, bad luck for some, that enabled Unser to take the lead when it mattered and take home the lion's chare of the $1,001,322 in total prize money. Sneva's ' - rash on the 1 21st lal) Th*ls Stroker Doesn 't Mind INDIANAPOLIS AP) In auto racing circles they're called strokers. They just hang back, let everyone pass when they want ar.tl hope they'll fini.th in one piece. To be called a stroker also is considered an insult by many — drivers, but for Bill Puterbaugh the strategy paid off with rookie of the ye ar honors at Monday night's Indianapolis 500-mile race victory dinner. "I saw guy's coming up behind me all day and I just got out of their way and let 'em go," said the 38- year-old Indianapolis veteran of the sprint and dirt track circuits, "We just wanted to stay out of trouble and finish the race." lie [unshed seventh, eight spots higher than he started and five better than his closest rookie competitor, Sheldon Kinser of Bloomington, I n d. Puterbauh was almost too cautious, though. lie wanted to end his first run on the champ car circuit prematurely after developing rear end problemiis, "I thought maybe I had lost some rubber oil a tire because the car was really vibrating," he recalled, "I went around once and came back into the pits and said, 'Hey, something's wrong with this car,' They this crew) said, Co ahead aid run 'Mil it quits." The problem turned out to be a broken ring and pini o n gear and shortly Puterbaugh returned the race, the yellow light caine on. He was able to finish the race, which was stopped at 435 miles by a sudden without needing fourth gear or the turbocharger on his Eagle-Offenhauser. "I was ready to quit," Puterbaugh said. "1 just didn't want to take a chance on crashing the Nevertheless, the day still ended in a wreck. Puterbaugh, Bentley Warren and Jimmy Caruthers slid into each other on the final lap in the main straight as rain made the sleek, treadless machines uncontrollable. Puterbaugh said the top rookie honer meart rii're to ?, wi than the $1,000 prize that went along with it. He hopes it will boost his driving reputation and hc!p lwr t m'nother ride at Indianapolis Lee Elkiru., iiho own':d the car Puterbaugh drove Sunday, is 62 years old and in fall jni' health and probably will not be here next May, Puterbaugh said Mea'iwhile, he plans one more try at championship racing this ear - nex t m onth's Pocuon 500. after to downpour, car. " next year. �- -- .---.'----- - ______________________ - - - - __ - I- .. ;1 ~, . I.. I - I - -- . -:- I .- ______ 28-Evening Hera ld, Sanford, F). Tuesday, May 27, 1fl5 Bowlers, Police Run Bowl America and Sanford The win preserved Bow) Gail Whitted and Vivian Police continued to win Friday America's lead to two games Lively stroked two singles NINTH - 1 Satin Grattan (Van to win. Rutherford had to settle night. "I know I'll always -won. Continued From 1- B ) in the Sanford Recreation over Sanford Police. Bowl apiece for Sanford Police . Liz ierSchai() (2) 910 100 300 7. for the second-place prize of Taylors Farvel (3) 3 00 2 10 3. Avon Department Lassie Softball America Is 11-3 and Sanford Calm cracked two singles and lenbach, who had led Long befoe the rains Caine, for nearly $97,866 and Foyt earned $74,677. Ben(?) 260 0 (2-3) WaO P (7-3) League. Police is 94. Sherri Bledsoe belted a double 100 laps, blew his engine, also the wondering was over for I 70 T Carter, finishing Pancho Baseball In rained-out The league resumes action for Civitan. games the result of a stray piece of fourth despite having to drive three of the other top names in TENTH - 1 Justa Frost tonight. It ends June 5. (Dvoracek) (a) 5 702 602 2. Space scheduled to be play May 15, $ metal from the accldent, American League the race. Lloyd Ruby went out Bowl America an untested car half made up of Corqueror (5) a 00 3003 Dan Way East Bowl America dropped Art Five girls for Bowl America And on the 165th lap Unset (1)3000 ti par cannibalized from an- on the eighth lap with piston P W I Pct. oe Brown Pest Control 104 and blasted singles in the victory took over first ' Boston 21 17 353 problems, 1973 winner Gordon when Rutherford other after he crashed in Police 044 13- 13 7 S ELEVENTH Milwaukee I Ginger O'Brien Sanford Police defeated Civitan over Art Brown. Three players pulled in for 20 19 3)3 refueling. Then, on p departed after 11 wi th CivUan fuel tests, got Jotincock Thursday 's 122 13- 9 3 5 (ki,cla) (7) 910 5 10 3 00 I. Mann 12-9. Detroit singled for Art Brown, ii 19 454 3 lap No. 170, came the third and ign i t i on failure and Mario an Sleek (1)3 60 5 00 3 ArmbrOO'Kfe Roger McCluskey reNew York $ 77 deciding bit of luck. (I) 600 0 541,0 112 4) 1 Cleveland (lu) 16 73 110 st 2 ceived 1,002 for fifth, Billy Andretti was kayoed when he 57.906 70 T 11 Gary Bettenhausen lost a Vukovich received $28,473 for crashed - he wasn't hurt Bottimore 16 21 100 6 - on A -- 1,657; Hanøle 171,442. West wheel on the main straightsixth and Bill Puterbaugh, sethe 49th lap. Oakland 25 17 .593 away. With some masterful lected the rookie of the year, Kansas For those three and for Ru th. city 25 19 $65 1 U UPS...sdumi..ç 1)& hpndling he kept the car up- was seventh and earned $28,m6. erford, Foyt, Dallenbach, Y4'• j• Telps 2 D 5 l right, slowed it down by liter"For a long time, a lot of Sneva and others, the luck was California 72 77 ally bouncing it off the outside people are going to wonder Just bad. For Bobby Unset it was Chicaoo 19 Entries Saturday' The Sanford Independents (our innings, striking out seven, out live and not issuing a tree wall several times, then what would have happened if good. "Luck Is everything," he s Reiu$ti Oakland 10. Cleveland w hl h ee l it onto the first-turn recrded their third strai'ht walking one and allowing one pass. the race had been continued," said. "If you don't have luck on Boston 6. California 0 IONIGHT field grass. victoryan8-O win Sunday over hit. Franks tossed two inn1r." Cta Rutherford mused Monday the ra ce track, you don't win." ), Robert l.Iy went the distance • With that mishap, out came the Oviedo Black Hawke. New York 9. Tew.as S fanning two, not walking a man FIRST: I M - Pace C.3 Cond for Oviedo, striking out eight Kansas City S. Baltimore I $400; 1 Pepper, Heel (Blood) 31. 7, the yellow caution flag. The Nick Brady, Chris Franks and not giving up a Minnesota 3. Milwaukee 7 Minneicta hit. Von and walking six. Empire Lara (HumpIne) 9 2; 3. drivers were locked in their reand John Von Aiken teamed for Aiken capped the three-man e Sunday's Results Red Clay (Stader) I I: 1 Derby Sanford to fire a two-hitter, Cleveland 6, Oakland 0. Is? Lane (Warkhlser) 7 2. 3 Perkiomen pitching show with three in- Dean Smith headed the spective positions Unser first cme Cadet (No Driver) 51. 6 Barlows Brady started and pitched nings of one-hit Nall, striking Independents' balanced attack and Rutherford second and OahIard 6. Cleveland 3, 2nd Dutchess (Piper) 6 I; 7 T.J,Q, with two singles and two rbi. unable to gain ground. ome (Benedict) 51. S. Saint Clair Eulie Five laps later the skies Turn Gracey added a triple and Detroit a, Chicago 1. Is?. 7 in - (Hartiler) 10 1 nings, rain o ned and it was all over. Unpe Bill Yell belt ed a double. SECOND: I M - Pace C.3 Detroit a? Chicago Ind. ppd. I. Papeete (Fags) 1 1; 7. Chief S',, Arthur Barkley paced Oviedo ser cruised past some other S i L rain Mercedes (Neely) 57. 3 Easter wddlt' 5pifltlIfl4. bii;iipnm,, fish. iUI a c!;ilhlC. New York S. Texas u Product (Htjmphrs' ii, 4 Pdiar ______________ Knievel Evil Alajor League Last Independents Prevai -' , , - fi'l Pa r ead 'i!. :.1llillg °' Sl cot Fashion Alinda Lingle and Fred Others who placed in th e first Ovied o Tramell led the pack of nine road trip of the season for SSA Sanford (Udell) 92; 7 Ocala (H?)s 1,- I Grey fluff (DAmato)i5) Sanford Swill) Association were: Jason (Angle (11-12) UIitII THIRD: M -TrotC-3-U0o: 1. swimmers who competed last place 50 breast, 50 back, and 50 Golden Do (Crank) 7 2. 2, Duke Of weekend in the Kingdom of the free; Susan Trarnell t11-12 Woo (Hobbes) 20 1. 3 Carol M Okay (Brainard) 5 1. Clever Trip Sun B Meet at Ocala. third place SO breast; Pat Detroit, 6. Minnesota 7 (PerkIns) 92; S What Acclaim Swimming in the 10-andStenstrorn(lO and U) third in5O Kansas City 6. New York 6 (Dennis) S-I; 6. sunset Saul (PatBoston 7. Texas S tenon) 6-1; 7 Hansel Rodney (Blod) under age group, Alinda placed breast and 50 back and fifth in Today's Games 51. 5 Berthas Boy (Kalathas) first in the SO-yard backstroke 50 fly; Louis Kelly (13-14) Minnesota (Albury 22 or FOURTH: I M - Pace CImg - with a time of 41.6. In addition fourth in 100 fly and Art Blyleven SI) of Detroit (LaG.. 5400, I (PuIiP I.4,,n', ,)r) I 7 to INS Will she. picked up two Woodruff 014 3-3), (n) (11-12) sixth in 50 Cool Hand Luke (Weaver) 101; 3 New York (Hunter 61) at Easy Sweet (Vander5cha.af) 6-1; 1 "A time awards for swim- back. Kansas City (Fitimornis 6-3). Dougt Dynamite (VanDeventer 7 ming the yard breast stroke The Sanford Swim (n) 2 S Camden Bonnie (Bourgeois) I in 41.1 and the 50-yard freestyle Association began its summer Chlcago(ftahr,seq, 2-11 a? Mil. I: 6 Truax Honor (Lupo) 5-1; 7 waukee (Sprague 0 7). (n) in 32.9. program in the first week in Camden Jody (Larrabee) 97, @ Boston (Tiant 1 5) at Texas Charter (Lake) t 1 Tramell, who swims in the 13May and since that time has (Hands 52). (n) FIFTH: 74 M - Pace C•3 - 5400: 14 age group, placed first in the doubled its membership. Cleveland (G. Perry 36) at I Swift Torrid (Benedict) 5-1; 2. California (Singer 4.51, () 100 butter fl y with a time of Brodners Pride (No Driver) LI; 3 ."mw'e lurImsuey I-u) it LfltiS Gold (Kocia) 1 1; 1. Gotta Go i:1.0 and firs t in the 100 Kansas City 9. Baltimore Minnesota 7, Milwaukee 2 Monday's Results Chicago A. MIt*uaukee 7 Clev.land 9. California 3 Oakland 6. Ba.tlrnore 5. 11 in nings (Binkle) y 121 , 6 - -- Oakland ISleberl 00 er Abbott (Newman)I 1, S. Turks Row (Polk) off 1:03 0. 7 7; 6. Gypsy Hill Fran (Dovoracek) He also placed fourth in 100 5-1; 7 JoSedale Admirer (Bunkley) I 1; 5 Shirley Wills Boy (Seider;) 3 tteast stroke. New York at Kansas City, 1 In) SIXTH: h N - Pace C.3 - IM: Chicago at Milwaukee, (n) 1 Otca Mas (Benedict) 3 I; 7. Iron Bo.on at Texas. (n) 0 City tdency (Ragur) 7-2; 3. Madam Cleveland at California. n) Runner (Wilsey Jr.) 9-7; 1. ChristhBalt;me at Oakland, in) own Belle (Bourgeois) S.I. S. Aus? Southern Silver (No Driver) 10-1; 6. National Lesgue San Juan Hanover (Cooley) Ii. 7 East Dolly Jester (Dennis) 6 1; 5. " W I Pct. GB Sweetheart ' Volta (Drayton) I 1. Chicago 73 15 541 -. SEVENTH: 1 14 - 1I'O? C.3 .ew York 19 17 575 1') $473: 1 Direct America (Larrabee) Purtsbte'gh 51; 7 Conestoga Gay (Jeffenson)$ 20 1$ .5 12 rn;Ip;a 21 70 .374 7 1, 3. Barnas Baby (Neely) 7.7; 4. 1. Lou. Mchianna Chief (Hendrickson) 4.1; 16 73 .410 6 Montreal II 73 .3;. S Storegate Sharp (Patterson) 3•I; Freddie Howard fired a no. West I Sis Wampjm (Crank) 9 2; 7. J. H. hitter to lead the Railroaders to L Angela 21 5 Tim (Werkhiser 61 ')in.satl 74 70 545 7 EIGHTH: 1 M - Pace C.1 - $455: a 1 win Friday over First S.Fr.ncisco 77 20 .321 4 1. Potentate Pick (Udall) 3I; 2. Federa1int15anfodNaU San Diego 23 21 .577 a AuburnTiger (Ford) Si;), Fearless Little League. Atlanta 71 21 .447 6t, Fire (Ruggtesl 101. 1. West In the American League,. Houston It 79 313 )0'. (Johnson) 77. S. Dandy Thing Saturday's Results (Taylor) 9.7; 6. Winning Tina Sanford Recreation DepartSan Francisco 10, Chicago 3 (Regur) 5-1; 7. Freddie Adios ment blasted Florida State CincinnatI 3. PhiladelphIa 2. (Bridgi) 61; 5 Never Renege Bank 14-3 11 (Hobbs) $1 New York S. Atlanta I The win for NINTH: 1 M - Tro4B3C.IC.3.... e Ra roaders Montreal 7, Houston 1 $100: 1. Cltarts Cornet (Brltton) 6-1; was their 10th straight. They St. louis 6. Los .Sngeles 2 2. 619 Beau Byrd (Ihlenfeld) 11;). have yet to lose this season. San Diego S. Pittsburgh oBlliful Dream (Rey nolds) 9-2; Sunday's Results Ocala Mighty Mile (BrIdges) 7.7; S. Howard struck out 10 and did Atlanta 6. New York 3 Mr. Baoeye IDvorac$) 5-2; s. not walk a man. Fred Huaman Decatur Boy (Bridges) 31 Cincinnati a. Philadelphia 3 slapped a triple and Eugene Houston S. Montreal 7, 17 in TENTH: 1 N - Pace C-3 - UOl 1. Beatrice Way (Regur) 1.1; 2. Rogero a double for the Pittsburgh 6. San Diego 11 StingerC(J,tferson)5.1;3Mue Railroaders. innings Major (No Driver) II; 1. Valid Sanford Recreation's 13-run San FrancIsco 9, Chicago 7 Frank (Stevens) 7-2; 5. .105 SPied L. Angeles 7. St. Louis 3 (Neely) 3.1; 6. Silverbell Rice (Ru) second inning evened its record Monday's Resu lts 51; 7. Joyous Boy (Vilar) st. .. at 5-5 in the American League. Toss -. Cincinnati 4-5, Montreal 31 Chicago 6. Atlanta 0 EARLY TIMES 4 YR. $0' KY. BRR. sain.a su New Yk 6. Los Angeles 3 Piflsburgh 10. 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His total of 270 was a littler wins, The 44-year-old Littler fired distant 18 under par, a record four consecutive birdies Sunday for the 7,193-yard Colonial ___________________________________________________ and finished up with a five- Country Club. littler's victory also clinched stroke victory over John Ma haffey In the $175,000 Danny a spot on the Ryder Cup team, _______________________________________________________ Thomas-Memphis Golf Classic, which he's made every time By BERNICE BEDE OSOL and the second-f inisher was as since 1961, ex cept for the wne happy as if their roles had been he was sidelined by cancer stir- of JACQUIN 5561ff - LPI*0t . , SCOTCH PtPtIW*I sCiwes - 0056*1 'IsiMoit s&a*at GIN 'weryMichehn'Xst..j. SECOND - I Bond'i King 24 Automotive group (ab) 27 Is sick 29 Mix 32 Hire for Service Losers Happy ___________________________ _np.ç_ _______________________ TOM SIMS 8 YR. suw li(13 IS BR6.,prxu CANADIAN 7.99 %YH I 88 8 ' SCOTCH _____ _____ CIIWI 01 uaitui - CUsI _____ P15CM c.acaa - SUCIUIS, rileol sic ______ - J.T.S. BROWN JA1JIN KY BOURBON GILBEY '°'" :041-414 W11lc&% 12' 3ID Ca Swill i . 9911 JACQUI'N * 01. 10 YR SILAS HOWlKY.8R8.599..68 95 01. WHITE & MACKAY - - U E IDOlS OP. COGNAC OLD STANLEY 8 YR 86° . - 4.49 .'. 49.95 GUAM CERTifIED SCOTCH 11 5.19.,w14.95 ROYAL VELVET SCOTCH 01. WATERFILI & FRA1IERS'. P. FRENCH BRAN0Y 7950 IRHOUSL SCOILñ thosdd know FIRST - 1 Mud Pop (Bridges) C') 7 i.') ' ' " KY. BLEND ' 3.99 TEQUILA 8.49. BA MARIA 4YR KY BRO - " tlQULlJ* RIVERS STANLEY Su.i SUNRISE DOW NAPOLfO BRAN DY • ,,, 499 .... 5495 8 YR ROYAL DELUXE 86° ACC 6 YR 860 Y. BRB. 3.99 , 47.75 SOMETHING SPECIAIw,,.. is ___ We INnA you MONDAY ft '.-.u'-. 1)1 BENEOICTINE.", 'I,, •' OUART J_!_ Casselberry . 4.29 I Ill I DRINdl 4 0JNCE REPW _____ Results I 17 -- THREE SCOTCH II A V I TUESDAY _jAJiEI QtL$ EINISI AlE -'v' A L - tPT1AfDf H II [nor vale A N T&fII1D 42 Roman bronze Yv I! L 44 Indigo IL iuijET 46 Capacity 49 Weird 53 Boundary icomb lo(m) I1J "54 Airplane u maneuvers shesill SI Anatomical 21 Feminine network appellation 23 German article 111, DEVONSHIRE !tt,4 1411113 Hi-Way 17-92, At 436, KY. GIN CANADIAN FROM to 18 Under (poet 19 Nerve fiber _LI V - ~-^; ___ sinsyca. THOMPSON MACGREGOR * STANLEY STANLEY 0Hl * Hi-Way 1792, Fern Park ABC RUM JACQUIN V.S.0.P. BIUIbY 10HT050AA1nuu ..1111t -02=-A ALL R STJKY LIGHT OR DARK iIa..a eu.i.i ____ - % ____ ____ 11100K ' 12 YEAR olD " VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES ONE MARTiN'S V.V.0. mAJfl1!(Sl SCOTCH U'STL R. SRI s LIUI - - ('' "A~ ___________ 6 I',IL.A S(JQ RISALI RIVERS Harness Racing FOURTH - • • • '' 'CO 1 ____________________________________ in) (64) 097012 13 7 - GIN , ___ JIM BEAM f.tlanfa at Chicago LC'S Angelej at New York (n) Montreal at Cincinnati (n) L __________ ' TEQUI Si Francisco at Philadelphia Houston at Pittsbur gh, (n) _______________________________________________________ S DAY SALE TUES. THRU SAT., MAY 31ST at eM PM leMe _________ ti1 PSICI? 1VIITD*YPAIC(1 . AflISTOISILOW vs i sat' WHOI($ALI CAS[ 11M tSitiLi$ LII _______________ _________ IP CUJII iT SIU, CMI $P?CI&&$ y ILA IIvfIAGI GuuOl ABC BUYS BY TNt CARLOAD SAVING IS YOURS ROYAL DRY GIN VELVET VODKA CANADIAN •(INT RUMl DA McHENRY .- SALE CERTIFIED UCIIIkAO? ______ _____ _ r 1 Yomenile 5 Ship's spar 9 Cartograph I? Greater amount 13 Against 14 Herb eve 15 Newspaper notion 1.' Nuthaf partner Littler W* ins lp ROYAL DELUXE I . CERTIFIED SCHENLE VODKA THE START? C San Diego a? 5?. LOuis I 1000 VODKA Scott Richardson 's ,me-hitter Fla. $1. Bank Playboy(Seiders) 4 1; Foal Sanf. Rec. 1(13)0 a -14 4 Apache (No Driver) 5-1; S. 6. Flyer __________________________ (RICA'S tAR ST WINE & SPIRITS D EALER :1 r ACROSS - A A ABC 6 YR. KY. HEDGES BUTLER 861 s'u SCOTCH Pace C.2 $475: 1 Arden Ed (Britton) 3-1. 2. - and Greg Churc,. double STORY RIGHT • - il San Francisco (FI.conD 33) at Philadelphia (Underwood S . - _1_3ui 46.49 vs Who (Taylor) 72. 3 Cumban headed the win. 0. 11 innings San Diego 9. St. Loui' Today'sOaes Atlanta (Niek,'o 34) &I Chi. a Ip SCOTCH 1495 CASE WMI Ocala Eagle (No Driver) I ELEVENTH: 1 M - I QUEEN ANNE BYR.lrKy.BRB es th J FL • 6 i • Gem -- hour 0 (his winning speed was 149.213 000 102 010 22x- 8 mph. in the race that last ed 2 hours 54 minutes 55.08 seconds) ROYAL DELUXE IR. KY. BRB. 1051 COT1Z MIKICO McHENRY 8 YR. QUAIL CREEK KY. BOURBON 900 1 YEAR ~&%KY BOURBON GOLD COACH H oward -- an ' Answer 10 Previous Puzzli OIio I - 7 2). In) Wednesdays Games Minnesota a, Detroit. (,) -- coo-. 3u miles . ---------- I irs di Jump LONDON (AP) - Evel Knievel said he would never jump again after suffering painful injuries in a motorcycle leap over 13 single-deck London buses that he thought failed to set a distance record. But promoters of the stunt and most of the newsmen who watched the 35-year-old American daredevil hit the dust at 100 miles an hour Monday night accepted the claim of his aides that he had set a new flying motorcycle mark of 140 feet. "In two or three days. Evel !" ruider 'e decision rr,t o r"de tag ' '':; 'L'b)iL1t)' map. "He Lc in considerable pain'idthei'listn'nng in the world he wants to be thinking about at this stage is riding a bike." A few persons said they thought Knievel's 750cc Harley Davids,,i touched the roof of UIC i3th bus and that caused him to fall before 70,000 screaming spectators in London's Wembley Stadium. But most of the experts agreed he cleared the buses and crashed on landing. The publicity man, Brian Carthell, said the motorcycle split a plywoci plank when it came down, throwing Evel and the bike into the air. The motorcycle landed on top of him. lie limped to a microphone, his costume in tatters and his face blackened, and told the crowd: "Ladies and gentlemen of this wonderful country, I have got to tell > un tJ-.t u the iat p'o:ut' t !it' UflL I Shall i'cver jump again and that is the truth. I am through. Then he was rushed to the London Hospital. Cartnell said he haa a crushed vertebra in the middle of his back, a fracture of the right hand, other spinal damage and severe bruises. The 140-foot jump bettered Knievel's previous mark of 104 feet, set in Toronto, arid was the second longest he had ever attempted. The longest was his unsuccessful attempt to rocket over the Snake River Canyon in Idaho last September. Before that, he had tried to hurtle himself over cars, trucks and other objects more than 300 times. He failed in 11 attempts and broke 50 bones. The accident forced Knievel to cancel the rest of a British tour. - Racing Tuesday, May 27,1975--]B Evening Herald, Sanford, F). - - LEISURE Rutherford Win SCOREBOARD 00 I The Savings Are ' Yours! face management. He explained that the management have all the right to advantages to the players, but stressed that the players also have a right to make their choice. "A strike would be bad for everybody, the management, the players and the crowds. The players and the management would lose money, and the fan would not have the games to see, But I can assure you that this group is wWtr, I,, tight loi' their rights until the very ttl& " ILt.,e ___ j offer fewer SIId. - - Tuesday is chicken SOUTHS FINE Day You get a complete chicken. dinner with 3 pieces of delicious chicken - coleslaw trench fries - hot rolls. For Only 1,34 q11111,. is '1 COLEMANS BA L Every Tuesday Is* * * FAMILY DAY & NIlE I. 1, - ,A~,#_ op% -. --A10 s,,-,- - '#.,, t. �413r-Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. Legal Notice Tuesday, May 27, 1973 _Legal IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. 73I$CP In to: Estate of ALICE MARTIN MCSHEA NOTICE TOCREDITORS All creditors OP the estate of Alice and JAMES LYNN WORLEY. HuSband, " where your friends are" Pr iva te Patients - VA 919 F IN CIRCUIT COURT. 1111h JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION PR No 3.IIS.CP NOTICE OF PROBATE THE STATE OF FLORIDA. to all persons Interested in the Estate f the sa id decedent: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a written Instrument purporting to be the last will and testament of MELVIN A. RANEY, deceased. MS been admitted to probate in said Court YOU ARE HEREBY COM MANDED within six (6) calendar rnthS from the date of the first Publication of this Not ice to appeer and show cause, if any said YOU can, why the action oi said Court admitting sad Will to probate should not stOod unrevoked 5' Roger F Dykes ,n Circuit Judge s Victor E Woodman VICTOR E. WOODMAN OF WINDERWEEDLE. HAINES. WARD & WOODMAN, P.A. P 0 Box Winter Park, Florida 377" LttOrn.yt for Estate Publijh: May 13, 70. 27. June), 1915 ' DEN Ill FICTITIOUS NAME Notice IS hereby given that I am Notice is hereby given that I am in business at 9c3 S, Wymore Pd.. Altamonte Springs Seminole 37701, under the rIIAIJrI&I Florida County, fictitiousname Of ALICD - of ,,,, I intend to register taid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminote County, Florida ,i cordancewth the provisions of the Fictltloi.n Name Statutes. To Wit: Section S 09 Florida Stàtutcs 1951 S William Balmer Publish May 6 11, 20, 77 19)3 DEN 4$ NOTICF.OFSHERIF('SSALE NOTICE ISHEREBYGIVENthat by virtue Of that Ce"taitt Writ of E,ecuton 'swed out of and under the seal of the C ounty Court of Orange County, FI'rida. upon a final judgment rendered in the aforesaid court on the 3rd day cot April. A.D 1973, in that C':rtaifl case entitled, Jordan Mirth Company, a Florida corporation. Plaintiff, vs Frank D. Hooper and Betty L H000er. Defendant, which aforetaid Writ of Execution was d,livered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida. and I have l*v'ed upon the following dtjcribed property owned by Frank D Hooper, said property being located in Sseninoie Cotit'y, Florida, more particularly descr'bed as AIL H. 365.3241 Oviedo Route 426 -' Swinging, -. . You'll be today. INTERSTATE MALL 436$ 1-4 ''"" AltamonteSprings S3l.4354 Open 10 a.m.-9 p.m., Sun. 14 Irma Orimo, owner lift It tillilt Igo 1111111111111111112111 her husband; ERNEST B MOCK , SR.; JOHNNIE C, MOCK and LINDA M. MOCK, his wife; SHIRLEY HARVEY a.k.o SHIRLEY ROUSE; and any and all persons having or claiming any interest in tPs herein delcribeO ' Semi nole County. Florida. i Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT TOQUIETTITLE In thC Name of the $t at of Florida: To tht DefendantS: Harry Cohen and Helen Cohen el-k a Helen Barker Anderson, his wife; William .Ierdln Boitright and MATCHED WINGBACK CHAIRS COLONIAL SWIVEL ROCKER LARGE ASSORTMENT OF CHAIRS.. .SOME UPHOLSTEREDSOMEW000EN,ALLUNUSUAL , t New&UtedFurturern We Buy. Sell £ frad-' -one OrA Houseful- Furniture & Otastware ETHEL BART B E F(/RN/T(/RE 32 S. HIGHWAY I7. 8333O4 CASSELBEREr. FLORIDA - But oh, what a beating the summer heat gives their little feet. Going barefoot Is fun, but feet need the same protection during summer, so they can grow properly and not get burned or cut. Cheryl Todd and Nell RIchardson, owners of Vale's Jr. Shoeland In the Longwood Plaza. Longwood, know that kids want shoes that will hold up, even when the kids don't, and be the next best thing to barefooted! Vale's carries only the best in name brand shoes at very reasonable prices. They know you can't scrimp when it comes to your children's feet, or you'll pay for It In the long run, Cheryl recommends the barefoot sandal by Jumping Jacks for summertime rom. ' V.' - -- PA. Suite 1110, The Hartford Building, 200 (ett Robinson Street, Orlando, Florida 32101, and file the original in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, on or before June 6. 1975; otherwise the allegations of said Complaint will be taken as confessed This not ice %hall be published once each week for four (1) consecutive wse6.s In the Evening Herald Dated this 2nd day of May. 1975- ANTIQUE SHOW ATALTAMONTE MALL 4 & 436 Fi berglass Products ant Repairs ' "Is - Oda Mile South of 434 on 17.92 in Casselberry - . - VHLL A HEARING AID ........ .. .. - -- HELP r Ask he man who wears one!! mmmmmmmms FREE HEARINGHEARING TEST AID -NO OBLIGATION AwThr$&I4DaI.r-Danans. REPAIRS AueIs,wOtlIer maknavasIaWu CALL 834-8776 2 I 320 S. - THE BEAUTIFUl. LUXURY CRUISES, ANGELINO LAURO, SATTERIES, C00) ANO SEIVI( Hwy. 17 & 92 Your way to a beautiful Caribbean Shopping Spree. '1 MILLER m#4I GEORGE C. HEARN FLORID ______________________ ____________ By Elaine RiChanuje -- MIRRORS .'-• - All SERVICE Kind s HORMEL WESTERN STORE FRONTS -Our Specialty SANFORD GLAZING -24 MEAT Hour Service CUT AND WRAPPED QUALITY SERVICE... & FOR FREEZER Located lust off Old Orlando Hwy., (SR 427) on Garden Drive to Richmond Road. . Sanford We do accept food stamps EE ESTIMATES. T!T'"'1 2619 A. S. French Lecat.d 322-8200 10 In Pin,cr,it She 323.0393 GLASS -.41ALle . nr SEAFOOD - - - . - -- LP PRODUCTS INC 1461 SEMINOLA BLVD. S'jbje( FIGHT HIGH FOOD COSTS rd MOBILE HOME SERVICE & REPAIRS WHOLESALER! Roof Coating Guarar1taed In Writing Iteaks Fixed • Low Cost Skirting Anrhriritun r CASSELBERRy g BUY DIRECT FROM THE - SAN FORD Al RPORT 372-6170 ,i ac...,. InIn,,w$i..,i rail lii 704 Ahmp ii TIW Cruises Travel ;. ciN - k , Only ylonize I iq,i• -,.. . . : The Intimate To The Magnificent PARTIES . WEDDNGS. MEETINGS For Details Phone 323-4060 f " In !: They're beautiful, add ' 4 . . - •...,' - ' .' . _____ .. ... . . MI . . . f,.. ' ' NORTH dl Annuals • Vegetable Plants f,.... TABLE RENT $200 (OR. SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST Phone 322.2624 EVERYONE IS OPEN 9:30 To 6:00 Closed Sun. fl f' a large farm ou can satisfy all needs at GirdenLand ' 3461 WELCOME Sanfnrd, Florida CO . CALL GARDENLAND PROVIDES EVERYTHTNG EXCEPT SWEAT. t .1 I d ... Pictured above ls the friendly sta ff oita' uaruena..an / - HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STOUP' Free Estimates 7S Years Experienc e 2622 Tall Ave. Orlando,Fla. 32104 OF SANFORD ON Hwy. 17.92 ' , 'rd- 'es * SMITH & BART . -- Pet REPAIR -, 4 • lac RESIDENTIAL COMMERCIAL 3V oft PPVP • Tuxedo Fc'eds STRUCTURAL ORNAMENTAL FABRICATION W 1% Seeds • Baby Chicks • Horse Care Items and offer you security _____________________ ______________ erhlers F and prO$eCllOfl. OPEN ,• .. "- - : I vAlueyour homP la Marko _________________________________________ r WINDOW G RI P P4 ( WI T.lepboo.277"6l FACTORY AUTHORIZED 1 TIMEX® I - SERVICE STATION 6014 E. Colonial Dr. - -- - stop, automatically I - - - JOHN SCHLIM the Budapest, In capital city of HJungary, the Pioneer Railway offers children between the ages often and fourteen the opportunity to be I •: Orlando, Fla. 32807 •ART SUPPLIES - For Everw 0- train is eight miles long. Masters, ticket 424. *MIRRORS •PAINT •WALLPAPER Oh, yell (he, he) Jumpin are the onlit shoes I Jumping Jack Shoes Vote's Junior Moeland PIL 131-7252 Residential . Commercial £ Electronic Equipment Moving. Call Mr. Bragan for Assistance At Any Time Agent for , United Van Lines. Local £ Long Distancu ADAMS TRANSFER & STORAGE PH. 322.0225 % w_ 1~ Joao I ( Ralph Dukes PH. 323-5954 Owner Senkarik r___ Glass a Paint Co., Inc. -Ph '322 4622 S DONE ONCE 210 Magnolia Ai,e 390 Longwood Plaza Mountains. MIKE BRAGAN SALES MANAGER Carpet Cleaning Floor &Office Cleaning - - part of the staff of the train. The track for the sales clerk, ticket .takers and conductors, switchmen, all of them are children. Only the engine driver himself is an adult. The Pioneer Railway was built in 1948 between the resort areas of Szechenyi hegy and Huvosvolvy in the foothills of the Buda - IT ,. ii •m. T You will be glad you made your travel plans at CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF ORLANDO INC.. 574 No. Orlando Ave., Winter Park Mall. Tel. 645-2060. Open 9:305:30. Sat. 10.2. Domesic and Interna. tional Travel for Groups and Individuals. It costs nothing extra to book your reservations through us. Travel Tips: Most experts say that two completely wash and wear type travelling cos tumes are all that is necessary for any trip. mountains. The colorful native customs, the cat hedrals and pirate hideouts. There's all this and more for you to see and ex pe rience on this Caribbe an cruise A ?.day Caribbean cruise lust like the "Christmas Shopping own and Cruise" left last Sa turday and John, husband, operate Caribbean Cruises was sold out well in advance. So , Travel Agency. Write or call Judy and John advise you to see them and they will gladly send them right awa" and arrange you one of these colorful for your own Christmas present ochures. - you'll not be disappointed. rThe Angelino Laura is of ADV. 1EW NFORD! KEN'S AUTO CLEAN - - -,. S&zikRgeicy $ 30-- Includes' 202 S. Park Ave. . AUTO INT E RIOR SHAMPOO including rugs, head liner, seats & door panels, HAND WASHED AND WAXED. J IINS NSURANCE URANCE SR22's Filed EZ Payments Ken's Auto Clean Fro 9-6 IOON. MAPLE, SANFORD (Across from Firestone) 323.4757 I 16.24 Year Olds costumes a nd craftwork, I LOW RATES I A FOR QUOTES CALL 3233144cr 323.7710 i evit/To BUGS! SY l Storewide Clearance Is r - - - - ¶***t** ***III EVERY PAIR OF SHOES . **i, l. AND BOOTS ON SALE PRIVATE BANQUET FACILITIES from or PH 8304102 oy 6fl-33461 d CUSTOM MADF UAW ,. '• .. - " ASK US ABOUT DECORATIVE '(11% (.' .. Starts any sea voyage -since the salt air seems to give one such an appetite. Who in all the wor ld, has such love for fine food as Italian chefs? When you get back home, y ou'll have as much to say about the Angelino Lauro food as you will about the places you visited. At y our ports of call you 'll have the oppor tunity to see arid do all of those things y ou 've heard a nd read about, the shopping, hiking. nightllfe, beautiful be ac he s, refreshing 4 ROOF COATING - ry, :uaranteed 3oizili .. and the be st In • MOBILE HOME NYLON opfft Mon Fro to I 3 .. crew I • Oil? Wrappli5, EsWito 0Id Ave . W a st eb ask et. always an Important part of -- At Tk Ske*ale* - Electric. service. This means food, facilities and personal service. It giv es you the chance to see the West Indies, Italian style. No resort can offer you mor e activities than you can envoy right aboard the lovely Angellno- lively parties. groovy dancing or moonlight relaxing. T he re's the swim. ming pool, deck tennis, shut. fleboard, card playing, lounging, sunning lunching, sipping, snacking and the en dless games you can take or sit out. Then there's the food - na tive I Central Florida Ny.onizrng $rsws.nsWanted IN Shopping Spree Agency, located In the Winter Park Mall. This "Christmas Shopping Cru!se" will cover Dec. 13 hrough 20, and will utilize the 21,400 ton luxury cruiser Angelino Lauro, It is the only cruise that goes to the three most popular por ts in the Caribbean - San Juan, St. Thomas and Montego Bay. This ship Is very po pular and its cruises are always booked well In advance, so act now to give yourself a special Christmas present of a Caribbean cruise oupled with the opportunity to do you r Christmas shopping at bargain prices, The regular price (which is c onsidered a bargain by travel experts) is $485 for a cabin with 2 lower beds. The special price available to you through Caribbean Cruises Is 5 3 99, I which Includes transportation from Winter Park Mall and a $10 port tax. Where more than 41)two people occupy the cabin prices are still lower, under s pe cial gr ou p rate. Brochures are in the pr oc ess of being printed and will be available In June, acc or ding to ' Judy Schlenk, who along with ' For 5 Years Station all at a red uced rate "u' Nrwt Ptts Charms. . .me o.rf,cl all-occasion lilt. Have a f.vorit, phot o reduc ed arid mountd On larie accessories cpia'n, ,,o', (Neil To beauty Callit") RETAIL SALES AT WHOLESALE PRICES Caribbean Cruisc~s Italian registry, Heart shaped. Oval, Square, Eatels From 54 Fats initainatic £ P.I.eid prints A.T.D. 2 - Loiiy I,am,t ava i lable i I of IM No-ill £ Garden colors EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER GardenL-and will soon have a special sate on fertilizer, so GardenLand has a good watch for their ad on this selection of flowers for plan. necessary lawn and garden ting, along with all kinds of nutrient. Whether you have a small sower and vegetable seeds. They carry house plants and a home garden or lawn oroper3te yours. Caribbean ç IPIi MIRROR Of Hathaway Fv AT - - DEKO.POTS dentroylt available if you don't yet have that can save you $86 or morethis is being offered by -4 Iy 834•7072 _ Deceased Front (West) Otor of the Semunoti NOTICE TOCREDITORS County Courthouse in Sanford. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Florida. the above descr'bed per CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST sonal property. Additional in SAID ESTATE: tormitbon available from the Cavil You •d each of you are hereby Division of the Seminole County notifIeØ and required tu tile any Sheriff'S Department. Sanford, most experienced farmers. The application of insecticides almanac calendars are still before they kill off your garden, pr ices; ' USED FURNITURE COLLECTABLEI CHINAS GLASS (COURT SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court said vehIcle being stored at Central IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE To*irsg at 100 Marvin Avenue, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIa. LonQwOOd Fonda CUlT IN ANt) FOR SEMINOLE arid the undersigned as Sheriff of COUNTY, FLORIDA Seminole County, Florida. will at IN PROBATE 11:00 AM on the 11th day of June. CASE 6W. 71117.CP A 0 1975, offer for sate and till to In pc: The Estate of the P,ihMf bdder, for C ash, F HE NRY to COy 6" all existing lens, at tne ?' You can combine a 7 day pleasure cruise to t he beautiful, with exciting Caribbean Christmas shopping at bargain A NEW SHOP IN CASSELBERRY Plaintiffs, attorney, Jerry H Jet leVy, Esquire, Of Nichols 6. Tatich, yOu. styles. They come in various styles and colors. Child Life is "tops" when It comes to a great fitting orthopedic shoe, and Vale's also has some of the Edwards brand in stock. Cheryl A new addition to the family is an expert in fitting children of Vale's shoes are the Dingo for these specialized shoes. Boots. They come In leather Vale's will also loan you the denim, in many different styles, outflares and bar prescribed and area sure thing for the best by doctors for corrective looking boot. Available In B treatment. The only charge is a thru D widths, and girls will $3 deposit which is returned to love them as much as the guys. you when the equipment Is no Sneakers and sandals aren't longer needed. Remember, all Vale's carries They have there is no rental fee, this dressy and casual shoes in equipment Is loaned to you free name brands, featuring the of charge New summer hours for Vale's most popular styles. In addition they carry decals, and socks. are Mon. thru Sat. 10-5. For all Vale's Jr. Shoeland is your children's footwear needs, Seminole County's oldest or. see Cheryl and Alice at Vale's. thopedlc dealer, Orthopedic located In the Lcngwood Plaza, zt 'tr-d' be Longwood. You'll be headed on s:t distinguished from regular the right foot? - ADV. wear, camping and hiking are now at Vale's. Even though they were designed for boys, girls love them too for their fun and frolics. BILLINGS ANTIQUI$ requited to serve a cnoy of your answer to the Complaint on the whiCh ping. This attractive, sturdy sandal for boys and girls is the ",et best thing."For older girls. Jumping Jacks features the barefoot sandal with a higher, stylish heel. Vale's carries sneakers and sandals In all widths so they can pr operly fit even the most difficult foot. For sandals that are as fun to look at as they are to wear, Vale's has Gum Drops, Bum. blebees, Daisies. Dimples for girls, and Chuckles for boys. These adorable shoes are enough to convince any child that going barefoot isn't all it's "cracked up to be." One of Vale's most popular tennis shoe is th.7 Raggedy Ann end Andy, which are not only fun to wear, but very good for little feet. The popular Chukka bce's which are perfect for everyday Vale's Jr. Shoeland -- lI.Sfeefof the East i60feet thereof; and LESS AND EXCEPT the West t of thi South 330 feet thireof. You, and each of you. are notified that a suit to quiet title to the above described property has been filed against you and you are hereby Ia• and dttnan0% at growing like mad you need to clay pots for your plants, which take precautions now against allow the roots to breathe. chinch bugs and mole crickets. House plants bring a breath of These pests, along with a the outdoors into your home the number of others can make a year round prize lawn look like a vacant lot GardenLand carries three in short order uness you take well known brands of knives for the proper steps to control your selection - John Primble, them Schracfp Walder, and the world The chinch bug is Ihe chief famous "Buck" knives - the emy of St. Augustine grass, latter two carrying lifetimt hile the mole cricket feeds on warranties. Bahia lawns. One insecticide For spraying insecticide or that can take care of both pests liquid fertilizer a hose sprayer Is Spectraclde, according to the is convenient and economical. experts at GardenLand, 1600v/. GardenLand has a sale on the First St., Sanford. They glass jar hook-on type o recommend Spectracide sprayer for only 98 cents. There granules for the control of these is also a special sale at the enemies of your lawn present time on gladiola bulbs GardenLand carr ies a full in assorted colors for only 50 flAe of equpnieul au1 svip .enls a dozen. They are also r lawns and gardens, and is offering Nelson roses and or. e largest retail seller of bulk chids. seed south of Jacksonville. A home vegetable garden this according to Harold and Pat summer can be practical as Hunilker, owners They have .sell as good. healthful exercise decorative wrought iron plant Help lower your food bill by holders, boots, hoes, rakes, planting a vegetable garden. gloves, soil test kits, planting GardenLand will supply soil, peat moss, sprayers and everything necessary except fertIlIzers, the effort. You can supply that A dealer for Sunnytand and and be the healthier and hap. Chase and Company. Gar. pier for it. But you can't lust .,,enLand has pesticides and plant a garden and expect to sit ,rtIlizers needed for a healthy, ba ck and wait for ha rvest time. hardy, productive garden, They The v egetables are tasty to the have new Kilgore seed planting insects too, and they eat 24 guides on hand which are a hoursaday. lt'supto you tokill tremendous help to even the off the pests by the proper * described property, situate In Semino'e County, Florida. to wit: The South 691 feet of the NW 1.4 of the NE of Section 25, Township 21 South, Range East, Seminole County. Florida; LESS AND EX CEPT the East 26.1 feet of the North 163 feet of the South 493 feet thereof; and LESS AND EXCED? tti' DEN 62 Summertime to kids, is the next best thing to Santa Claus. Boutique ... HARRY COHEN and HELEN COHEN ak a HELEN BARKER ANDERSON wife; WILLIAM JERDIN BOATRIGHT AND DOROTHY ESTILL BOATRIGHT; PEARL MOCK .kIPEARL MOCK ALLEN and WILLIAM H. ALLEN. 1151507 Sandals abound Irmals Wig -. • iil-.ItVI. 14)1)1), (.NI:u Villil I.\ LI.V .tMIE RICHLY 1'1tt)1 WINTER SPRINGS. pleasantly surprised. - ' stylish and natural. Try some on Plaintiffs, Diputy Clerk Publish: May 6. 13. 20, 27. 1975 fltnlsuu . -- ______________ IN THE CiRCUITCOUkT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 71-191.CA.13.0 TRAVIS K. BURCH and HELEN R BURCH nis wife. fo4iow One (1) 1977 Yamaha, Title Nu. in out, EQUIPMENT WHOLESALE " LOr0my Estill tsoatrlgrn; Pearl engaged In business at Hwy £27 Mock a It a Pearl Mock Allen and Lengwond 37771. Seminole County, William H. Allen. her husband; Florida under the fictitious name of Err*st B. Mock, Sr.. and Johnnie C SIX FLAGS NURSERY. and that I Mock and Linda M. Mock, his wife, -. ------.-------t1_I_. .L - •l__•_ n__ nriy rrVry a a niriey 'uouse. rl'rra rorrq'sier sa'o name win inc And to: All Unkndwn Spouses of Said Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole aboie named natural defendants County. Florida in accordance with And to: All Parties claiming interest the provisions of the Fictitious by. through, under or against the Name Statutes. To Wit: Section abOvenimed natural defendants n3t M509 Florida Statutes 1957 known to be dead or •lIve. 5' Wafter 0 McCreless And to: All Parties having or Publish' May 20, 27. June 3, 10, 1915 claiming to have any right, title or DEN 120 interest In and to the following FICTITIOUS NAME engaged Sanford LAWN &GARDEN .. - 5pm. AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES tte C!r:i,.t Cr!. Florida in iccordante with the provlsi*nt of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit: Section 165 09 Florida Statutes 1957. 5' James 0 Magafas .,._._ Even thougn your lawn is nice variety of plants for your OVIEDO TRACTOR CO that I am engaged in business at 210 Loraine Drive, Altamonte Springs 37701. Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious name of RAINBOW LANDSCAPING, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of - - Everything But Sweat AND given In Jr. Shoeland DUDA AUTO PARTS FICTITIOUS NAME located At Vale's (Reg. 114.93) SEE ALL THE 11een and lush and the grass is terrarium. Also In stock are Ph. 323-6630 V PER SET $1050 GardenLand Open Daily 8a.m.. qe GardenLand Supplies Bugs, Sod Webworms, Bermuda Mites, White Grubs, Leafhoppers And More. DEN 131 property Put Best Foot Forward The Only Insecticide You Need To Proteci Your Lawn Against Chinch 1400 W. First St. pieces, rust or maintenanCe. 2 times the area of conventional mobile home steps. Non skid u" Spectradde DENSe deceased I Ph. 322.6707 Lawn Insects Publith' May 6 13, 20, 77. 1975 Re, Estate of MELVIN A RAPIIEY. Safe strong one piece Con' struction. No bolts. cenCtifll I I CARPET CLEANING, and that I DEN I textured surface -- r Arthur 14 Pr, Clerk of the Crut Lirt By L:lllan Jenkins Deputy Clerk Pubtith May 20. 77. June). 10. 1973 Notice is hereby F,,nch meets I rlil ' A SPECIAL FRAME FOR THAT SPECIAL PICTURE - Medicaid Sanford, Fla. 2nd St. (Seat) 'find to register sa id name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole Coun'y. Florida in accordance with thp provisionS of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section 66509 Florida Statutes 1937 S Drusle E Myers Publish May 6 11 20 27. 1973 I I II 0 Out Patient Therapy ht'by notified and required to file NOTICE OF ACTION any claims or demands which they TO: James Lynn Worley may hityC against taiC estate in the co C C. Kiser office of Clerk of Circuit Court of 601 Magnolia Rd, NE Se minole County, Florida, in the Roanoke. Virginia courthouse at Sanford, Florida. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an iithr, Pcr calendar mon ths from action for Dissolution of marriage the date of the first publication of has been filed against you and you thiS notice Each claim or demand are required to serve a COPY of your r'iu%t be in writing and must state written defenses. it any, to it On the place of residence and postoffice WILLIAM A LEFFLER, III, ,.idre%s of th claimant an must be Petitioners attorney, whose address S',orn to ty the claimant, his agent, It Post Office flo* 7791. Sanford, rir hit attorney, or it will become FIorida37l7l.ort or before June 161h, void according to law 1975. and file the original with the tThted Mat, 15th. 1975 Clerk of this court either before Roger L Uerry service on P,tZtioners attorney or Ancillary Administrator immediately thereafter; otherwise a PERRY & FULLER default will be entered agai nst you Attorneys for Estate for the relief demanded in the P 0 Drawer 0 Petition .nford, Florida 3777 ?fITNESS my hand and the seal of Publish May 70 27. 1975. this Court on the Is? day 01 May. DEN1Y AD,1975 FlCTl1IOUSNME cc S N reb QI( 'bat i arn enqaged in butnefl at 517 QUeens Mirror Circle, Cassefberry 37707, Seminole County. Florida under the fiCtitiOuS name of CLEAN RITE 2606 Orlando Drive "The little blue bgiIdg., w'u,rs 24 Hour Nursing Care For - '. - 1, azailp 322-1074 CENTER Tuesday, May 27, 97S-S! Ft. Sturd Fiberglass TS Home StePs FF IE '1T1"H d I I III NURSING IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. COUNTY. SEMINOLE CUlT FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO. 111.1007.CA44-0 In p, The Marriage of ROBIN ELIZABETH WORLEY. Wife. Petitioner, .-'.. .. Evening Herald, Sanford, - Notice Ceased Martin 17 IV -I a �- - "rcr'- - -: - .I --C'.. ".' r' -- :... -'-. 6B-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL _______________________________________________ Tuesday, May 27, 17S - ______________________ _______________________ _______________________ ______________________________________________ Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice 24-Business OpFrtunities 34-Wi*lle Homes Legal Notice inflation Proof Business. mm. vestment. Part or lull time. WorI when you Wflt! Earn what yo want! Call 323 ecsa or 371 oi. ' Sd5 Book 357.03 feet, thence N. 03 decrees oo' County, Florid.; run thence along. NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR recorde in Official CLASSIFIED ADS THE VACATING, ABANDONING, 917. Page Sn, Public Records of '4' E. 150.17 feet, thence N. Si ProlectiOn on the West line Of laid 1 9 P e r so ii s I i e degrees52' )2"W. 2)2.13 feet. thence North Orlando Ranches SeCtion 13, DISCONTINUING AND CLOSING Seminole County, Florida, ac SemInole OrlQndo - Winter PQrk OF RIGHTS OF WAY cording to the plat thereof as s• 37 degrees 3.1' 07" W. 492.01 feet, 5. 17 degrees 51' 01" W. 117.05 feet; thence S. 2$ degrees 16 45" W. 421.41 thence West ltI07 feet to the point of TO WHOM IT MAY CONCER N recorded in Plat Book ii. Pages 831-9993 322 -2611 tfginnIng, _____________________________ feet to the point of curvature of YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE 31, 33, 34 and 37, Public Records curve concave .outhwesterly, run thence S. 0) degree 11' 21" E NOTICE that the Board of County Seminole County, Florida. AND; On State Roads Commissioners of Seminole County, CLASSIFIED DEPT. Unit Nos. 7, 3, 4. 6, 73. 26 and , having a radius of 13.1.71 feet, a 160.0$ feet, thence S. 4$ degrees 56 RATES Ala., a pedestrian killed Florida. at 70O o'clock P.M. on the SHEOAH, SECTION THREE, a central angle of 07 degrees 43' 44", 43" E. 205.35 feet, thence S. 20 tur, By The Auoctated Preu 1 thru S timd........41C a ma 24th day of June, AD. 1973, in the Condominium, 'ecorded in Official and a tangent bearing of N. s, degrees 27' 56" W. 91.67 feet. tnerce HOURS Mot.aists from Englewood Sunday night In Panama City County Commissioners Meeting Recoros Book 912. Page Public degrees 19' 09" W.; run thru2SfimIS .....3lCa lifli thence N. 77 degrees 51' W'W. 71.59 feet. . Room at the County Courthouse in Records of Seminole County, Northwesterly along the arc of slid thenceS.13degree,45'39"w,2.31 and Miami died In single.car Beach. 0:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. ntimes ...........24c111fl1 MONDAY thru FRIDAY accidents as Florida's highway -Hildegard Ewgzgtrom, 7 Sanford. Florida, will hold a Public Florida, according to the plat curve 31.63 feet to the point of feet. thence 5.11 degrees 59' 11" E. ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) IS, tangency; 61.27 feet, thence S. 13 degrees 37' Hearing to consider and determtne thereof as recorded in Piat SATURDAY 9.Noon Minimum 3 death toll for the Memorial Day of Apopka, hit and killed by thence N. 63 degrees 07' 55" w. 37" W. 339.54 lest, thence S. 4 _________________________________ whether or not the County will P.ages 31. 39 and 40, Public Records holiday climbed to 19, the state car Sunday night while walking v$cate, abandon. discontinue. Close. of Seminole County. Florida. AND; 77.00 feet, thence N. 60 degrees 19' dejrets 21' 59" W. 40.71 feet, thence 75 39" E. 53.11 feet. thence N. 12 5. 29feet 44' 13" W. 50.67 feet, thence along State Road 500 in Lock- renounce and disclaim any right O Unit Nos. 1.3.5,7. Highway Patrol said today. 14,21 DEADLINES the County and the public In and to p, 79, 31. 33, 33. 37 and 39, SHEOAH, degrees 29' 23" E. 109.15 feet, thence S. ( degrees 11' 16" W. 63.76 feet, tlart, Orange cM.mty. Police said Janet E. Hall, the following rights of.way running SECTION F3UR, a Condominium, N. 69 degrees 26' 31" W. 13.41 feet. thence 5. 20 degrees 33' 72" W. 13.41 Noon The Da Before Publication -Anthony Thomas, 19, of through the described property, to of Englewood, was killed in recorded in Official Pecords Book thence 5, 66de'grees 4,05" W. 30i,j feet, thence S. 06 degrees 12' 33" W. Sarasota County late Monday Crescent City, died In a one-car wit: 9$), Page 931, Public Recordt of feet, thence 557 degrees 410" W. $3 S9teet.thenceS.69 degrees 26' 3$" 1)0 73 feet to the point of beginning, E.47.77feet,th(.nceN.lodegr,.es . Thdt certain right.of-way lying Seminole County. Florida. AND; Sunday - Noon Fridaj when the car she was riding crash Sunday night east of between Lots 21 and 22. and the LESS (From the Southwest corner 11" F. 170.29 feet, thence N. 13 _______________________________ 1, Unit Not. 1. . 3, . 5. 6. •, 9, 10, Fruitland in Putnam County. Golden Rod Roaa. TUSKAWILLA, ii 17. 13. 11, 15, 16, went out of ,.antrol and hit a North OrIa,vto 'anches Section degrees 14' 26" F. 57.37 feet, thence ' - ______________________________ 17. , 19. 20, 21. - as recorded in Put Book 1. Page n 3, 74, 73,26.27 and 2$, SHEOAH, 13,as recorded .n Plat Book 13, page N. 66 degrees 02' 15" F. 49.71 feet, tree. PERSONS INTERESTED MAY SECTION EIGHT, a CondominIum, 10. PublIc Records of Seminole thence S. 29 degrees 21' 2$" E. 91.79 ------ -Walter K. Desa, 21, of Miami APPEAR AND BE HEARDAT THE recorded in Official Records Book County, Florida, run thence N. 12 feet Legal Notice 6--Child Care 4Personals was killed in Brevard County TIME AND PLACE ABOVE ___________ __________________________ 997, Page 1313. Public Records of degrees 54' 04" E. along the WeSt thenceN.SSdegr.es 11' 11" E. 170.42 _i.,,,.. ,s.,._ i.-..., ss.. SPECIFIED, line of said North Orlando Ranches feet. thence S. ii degrees 26' 04" F. $êlö Seminole County, Florida. AND; ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Tumbling Tots Day Care Center. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND (Seal) 19, Section 13, a distanco ci 353.37 l3et; 31.67 feet, thence S. 49 degrees 43' Unit Nos. 1,3,3,7,9,11, 13, 15. , FLORIDA 323 7910. beside Interstate Commissioners _______________________ 59. 61. 101.67 feet; run thence N. 31 degrees degrees 22' II" W 65.00 feet, tlene "Pfotline". Aduit or Teens. 44, '' '4 '' " 33 5 CASE PlO. JS-$33-CA44.O of Seminole County. Florida 25' w' E. 25754 feet to the point of S. 50 degrees 11' 10" W. 117.13 feet, Saturday IEvening 63, 63, 67. 69 and 7), SHEOAH, The Highway Patrol had pre- DIVISION 0 By: Arthur H Beckwith. Jr SECTION NINE, a Condominium, beginning; thence continue N. 31 thence 5.23 degrees 1I'SS" W. 76.16 Mrs. Mae Ward. former leather at Child Care. Ages 2$ In re: the Marriage of Clerk Sanford BeSuty College Is now feet, thence S. 33 degrees 11' 24" W. dicted earlier nt in Official Records Book oegrees 25' 14" E. 41.47 feet; A Child's world 323 1421 recorded TAWAPIA J PAPIULES. iy' Marie W Walker assocIated with Johnette's Beauty _____________________________ Page 36, Public Records of run thence 5. 73 degrees 3$' O" E. 77,11 feet, thence 5. 15 detjree* 54, would die In Florida traffic acPettont. Deputy Clerk Salon. 7510.D Oak Ave. She invites 100.10 feet, thence N. St degrees 71' 13" W. 7250 feet, thence S. 33 Seminole County, Florida. AND; to Eat sreek. and ood Thn dth,nb ovcr tht' all her patrons I friends to call. Publith May 27, 1913 4$" E. 321.67 fed, thence S. II degrees 4)' 74" F 105.17 feet, thence Unit Nos. 1,3,5, 7.9. . 13. , 1e ___________________________ • "' '144: girtr ;: C 5...: ) '.".'' . 1.'jC.s'g. i). 79. 31. 33. 35. i, •,, ii ResPondent -___________________ --WICk eyed peas. You pick, $4 E. 257.21 feet, E. 21.2$ feet, thence P4.51 degrees 30' _______________________ SHEOAH, SECTION TEN, a Con N OS decrees 07' 45" and ending at midnight MonNOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE OF ACTION bushel. Tyre Farms. Hwy 115 at ISALCOHOL A PROBLEM? NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that dominium, recorded in Ofticial thenceN.6Sdegrfts011l E. 15200 25" E. 64.02 feet, thence East 60.00 STATE OF FLORIDA TO dny. Carlton's Furnitui'eStOre. 372.1749 IP4YOUR FAMILY'? feet, thence S 21 destree's 1$' OS" E U' of trt certa'n Writ cc Recorth Book 901, Page 1319, Public feet. thence S 49 degrec- 45 i9' E, ',ICPIAFL fl P.'.HULES 3?? 0105 AL AtION 53*5 feet, thence N. $4 degrees 1;' L*ecvtion issued out ci arid '.ncIer Records of Seminole County, 4404 fcct. thence S. 63 degrees 0)' Other traffic fatallti.2s includis. 263 O 41 21 For familes or friends of problem Cucumbers. you pIck. Bring own W. 17111 leet, thence 5. 05 22" F. 10030 leet, thence S. the seal of the County Court of Florida, Company ed: degrees 07' 1" W. 375 40 feet, thence degrees 1I'05" F. 107.70 feet, thence der5 Orange County, Florida. East Celery lust east of upon a final contafnec. 2nd Battalion N 01 degrees 37' 17' .. 57194 feet 5. 71 degrees 33' 54" F. 91.07 feet, Forfurtherinformafloncatlln.t3S7 -Martha Henderson, 61, of 1t09ment rendered In the aforesaid WTPR. 3727170 or 3234191 for EXHIBIT"A" 10th SpecIal thence 5.5$ degrees 31' 4W. 321.54 or write thence N. Sdclegrees 15' 36" E. 14.4,22 court on the 70th day of March. A.O information. Pittsburgh, whose car was InForces Group thence N 73 degrees 31' 09" W. 31• F. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. feet, thence N. 24 degrees 16' 1975, in that certain case entitled, APARTMENT SITE NO. FOUR: feet Ft. Devens. vo1sed In a head-on collision Containing 35)152 acres, more or returns. Tey one and see. Call 322. 07" W, $201 feet. thence N. 3$ Plaintiff, vs C. 510mm ak a Orlando Ranches Section 13, as YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED less FACED WITH A DRINKING 2611 or 53199?) degrees 39' 35" E. 9605 feet, thence Charles Stomm, Defendant, which recorded in Plat Book 13, page St. John's County. tt TAWANA .,. PAHULES PROBLEM IiledaPetit$on inthe Circuit Court of aforesaid Writ of Execution was Public Records of Seminole County, NORTH ORLANDO HIGHLANDS S. 10 degrees 34. 03" E. 111.39 feet, PerhapsAlcohOlicAnonymoui ttlenceN.SlCegrees3l'O4" F. 700.06 FlorLda,run thence N. l2degreesS.4' "GOLF COURSE PARCEL NO. 2: -John WillIams, 54, of Cle- Seminole County, Florida, for delivered to me at Sheriff of 18-Help Wanted From the Southwest corner of feet. thenceS.Sodecrees 30')?" E.l CanHelp DitsOtutiOnofMarriage,andyouare Seminole County, Florida, and I 04" F. along the West line of said wLston, who drowned after )iJ ' Call 42) 4,51? ;---" have levied upon the following North Orland Ranches Section I), a North Orlando Ranches Section 1), 107,71 feet. thence S. 02 degrees 23' car ran off a road and plunged reguired to serve a copy of your . as recorded l Plat V'r'te P 0. Bo 1713 experi.nced, full Book 1), page 10, 09" F. 2402) fed, Accountant. thence S. described property owned by distance 01313.31 feet; thence run wrlt5.. EN Safl"wct. Piorwa 37771 cnarge for retail stores. Must Into a Gades County c.anai NETH W McINTOSH, of STEN. charles Stomm, said properly teing 77 degrees OS' 35" F. 10167 feet to FubU Returthof emsnole (ounty, degrees 1' SI" E. 96.57 feet, thence know office procedure and con STROM. DAVIS & MCINTOSH, locatedinSeminomecounty,Florida, the poInt of curvature of a curve Florlda,runthenceN.l2degreesSl' S.31 degrees 11' 05" W. 361.01 feet, _________________________ Monday. 04" E. along the Weit line of said thenceS.63degr34'06"w.116 trols through profit and lots. • more particular'y described as concave Northeasterly, having a Attorneys for Petitioner, whose Reply to 00* 570. co The Evening follows: radius of 516.17 feet. a tangent of North Orlando Ranches Section 13,1 feet. thence N. 33 degrees 41' 20" W. Logo N otice .....-Je.ffrey Crawford, 22, of address IS Post Office Box 1330, distance of 11$ U feet; thence run 5. 176.19 feet, thence N. SI degrees 43' One 1) 1969 Buick Grand Sport, 57001 feet. a centra; angle of Herald, P.O. Boi 1637. Sanford, Sanford, Florida. 32771, and file' the a tangent 59 degrees 36' 10" F. 3)0.52 feet to a 39" w. 231.10 fe'e't, Warrl.ngton, killed in a two-car orgnat Chassis Number 446371K113041 FIa 33771 degrees 75' 11" an with the Clerk of the above. _________________________________ ____________________________ a curve concave Nor thence N 39 degrees 1$' 20' W. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Said vehiCle being Stored at 50) bearing of S 31 degrees 23' 46" W.; point collision in Escambia County Styled Court on or before June 10, default and Hwy 17 92. Fern Park, Florida. run thence Southerly along the arc of theasterly, havIng a radius Of 394.11 195.26 feet, thence N. 15 degrees IS' EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl R. LIdiet as fashion show directors for 1975, otherwise a Sunday morning. be entered Addilional information available taidcurveadittanceofl6q.Olfeetlo feet.acentralangleoflldegrees5.4' 1$" W. 11102 feet, thence N. 74 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Sarah Coventry Jewelry Earn $3 ultimate Iudgment will 06". and a tangent bearing of S 09 degrees34' 77"W. 715 17 feet, thence COUNTY, FLORIDA. -Alice Ambrc&, 17, of Deca- bçainst toSS an hour, commiSsion Full or u for the retef demanded from the Civil Division of the the point of tangency; run thence Seminole County Sheriff's Depart 50 drees 11' 40" W. 75.10 feet. CIVIL DIVISION No. C175-4SLCA. part lime. Plo experience 63 degrees 02' 55" E 77 00 fed to the degrees 51' 11" W.; run thence in the PetItion, point of curvature of a curve con Southeasterly along the arc of slid Phence S. 71 degrees 33' SI" W. 63.71 necessary, samples fr,e, start WITNESS my hand and official ment. BOSTON SAVINGS BANK. now 349 5170; 319 3691. and the undersigned as Sheriff of cave Southwesterly, having a radIus curve 1)6.71 feet to the point of feet, thence N. SO degrees 32' 16" W. SOUTH sealof laid Court on the 30th day ci a savings bank organized and F LORlOR beginning; thence continue along 171 64 feet, thence N. 42 degrees Seminole County, Florida. will at of 431.7$ feet anI a central angle AprIl, AD., 1975. 11:00 AM. on the IS day of June, 23 degrees 2$' 41"; run thence the arc of said curve 62.36 feet to the 3$" W. Ii 39 feet, thence N. )5 existing under the laws Of IF THIS IS THE DAY to tn.). anew (SeaI MassachuSetts, car, see today's Classified ads for A.D 1975, offer for sale and sell to Southeasterly along the arc of slid pofrt of tangency; run thence S. 65 degrees 31' 27" W. 93.41 feet, thence Arthur H. Beckwilh, Jr.. Plaintiff, degrees 02' 53" E. 72.00 feet to the N. 46 degrees 72' the highest bidder, for Cash, subject best burl. 14" W. 07.32 feet, curve 193.31 fed to the point of Clerk of Circuit Court point of curvature of a curve con. thence N. 3$ degrees 09' 26" W. to any and all existing leins, at the beginnIng; SIfrISH1NE STATE Seminole County, Florida cave Southwesterly, having a radius 17101 feet, thence N. 17 degrees 7Q• CURTIS KNIGHT and DOROTHY Work your own ho.,rs. Earn extra Front (West) Door of the Seminole run thence' ______________________ N. 41 decrees 30' 00" F. By: Lillian 1. Jenkins M. KNIGHT, his wife, 151.75 feet and a central angle of 21" W. 163.7$ feet, thence N. income as an AVON RepresenCounty Courthouse In Sanford, 30323 feet, run thence S. _____________________________ 7' degrees of Deputy Clerk Defendants, 05 degrees 43' 37"; run thence tative. Call 644 3079 degrees 45' 31" F. 75.17 feet, thence Florida, the above described per. 3$' 21" F. 4.6111 feet; run thence • STEPISTROM, DAVIS NOTICE OF SALE sonal property. 24 degreesOi' CR" E. 321.00 feet; run Southeasterly along the arc of latd N. 75 degrees 41' 24" W. 101.9$ feet, I McINTOSH NOTICE is hereby given, that ____________________ Legal Notice 33.44 feet to the point of thenceN.Oldegreesll'4.6" E.65.74 That said sale is being made to thenceS.lodegreesOO'39"w. _________________________ 17263 curve Post Office BOx 1330 F. pursuant to a Final Judgment of feet, thence N. 75 dsgre 10' 25" satisfy the terms of saict Writ of feet; runthence S. o6degreesS4' 19" tangency. Flagship Bank 77 foreclsoure entered May 73rd, 1913 13 run thence 5. 10 degrees 29, 21" W. Execution. 175 U feet, thence N. 09 degrees FICTITIOUSNAME W. 541.56 feet; run thence . SuIte 77 feet, thence S. 25 degrees 44' 4.1" F. 152.4 feet, thence N. 21 in the Circuit Court of the JoPri F. Polk. Notice is hereby given that I am degrees 45' 39" W. 973 $6 feet; run 411.65 Sanford, Florida 3. N UT I C E 10" W. 161.01 feet, thence S. 62 0egre,sa'Q5"w.I6),53ftqt,the, Eighteenth '.rcuit in and for Sh,rf mg aged in business at 690 F Hwy thenceS.$4depreesl4'43"W, Attorneys for Petitiger ,t, Seminole County Florida in Civil ___________________________ 37 n feet, thence N. 6$ 43& Casselbeny. Seminole County, Seminole County, Florida degrees 11' ss" W. 7)5.11 feet to the point of curvature of a degrees 1P 11"W. Publish: May 6. 13, , 27 Publish: May 77, June). 10, Il, 1975 curve Concave Easterly having a S. 41 degrees 03' 26" F. 272.77 feet, thence N.O3cfegreesl3' 53" F. 230.49 Action No C175 45$ (ACe F. AR Florida undur the fictitious name of DEN 51 )ISABL ED 71 dc'3reel 51' 19" E. 214.77 feet, thence N. 17 degrees 30' 35" E. THUR H BECKWITH. JR. Clerk of DEPI.1SO ANDY'S TEXACO. and that I intend ____________________________ radius of 592.9$ feet, a central angle thence N. AMERICAN feet. thence S. $1 degrees 24' 39" E. 115.11 feet, thence P4. 3 degrees , the said Court. will sell for cash In to register said name with th Clerk degrees 14' 35" and a tangent IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, of 72 VETERANS 26100 feet, thence 5. 46 decrees 32' 21" F. 141.27 feet, thence N. 43 hand to the highest and best bidier ol the Circuit Court, seenunoi N 02 degrees 31' 31" W.; the West Front door of tne EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. " EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. bearing of County, Florida in accordance with F 261 73 feet. thence S 17 degrees F. 6J64 feet, thence S. 50 at rn thence Northerly along the arc Chapter the provisions Of the Fictitious CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Courthouse, County. Florida at 11:00 of said curve 31441 feet to the point dg*s05' 11" E. 143.1$ feet. thence degrees 32' 14" F. 30.11 feet, thence COUNTY, FLORIDA 30 COUNTY, FLORIDA. degrees Ii'S$" F. 141.76 feet to N. 35 degrees 32' 16" F. 43.01 feet. o'clock A M on June 10 1975 the Name Statutes. To Wit: 41" W. 46.10 followIng described reel Property CIVIL ACTION NO. S-763CA494 CIVIL ACTION NO. S-..ICA64-E of tangency; run ttwn,e Pd. , N. IS of curvature of a curve $43.0, Florida Statutes 1937. thence Pd. 17 degrees 31' P4*y I? 97 degree's 23' 04" F. 302.76 feet to the w. situate in SemInole County, FlorIda, PROVIDENT SAVINGS BANK, ItS re: the Marriage 3: Kenneth G. '.,trj of sanford pot Of curvature of a curve con. Concave Northeasterly, having a feet. thence S. 11 degrees 03' 3." wIt' 10 Plaintiff, ROBERT S GLAZE, Husband; oi radius of 97291 feet, a central angIe 145.77 feet, thence Pd. 05 degrees ' bIlSh: May 77. June), 10. 17, 1975 cave Westerly having a rsdlus Lot 40, Block "C". WASHINGTON vs. and angli of U O 16 degrees OS' 49" and a tangent 44" W. 131.53 feet. DEN-t7 I) feet and a central thence N 69 OAKS SECTION TWO, according to JOHN J. SQUARTINO and ANITA MARGARET J. GLAZE. Wife. MeetIngs degrees 00' 1$"; run thence Nor, bearing Of S. 04 degrees 4$' 02" F.; degreesl4' 30"W. 101.71 feet. thence the plat thereof as recorded In Plat C. SQUARTINO. his wife, FICTITIOUS NAME thence Southeasterly along the NOTICE OF ACTION Business 7:30 1tTues. N. 02 degrees 17' 74" W. 125.10 feet, BoOk 16, Pages 54 & 57, Public therly along the arc of said curve run Notice is hereby given that I am Defendants. 10: MARGARET .1 GLAZE 717 Clfeet tothepoint of a compound arc of said curve 37420 feet tq the thence N. lldegrees 71' 2$" F. I).51 Records of Seminole County, ______________________ NOTICE OF ACTION engaged in business at 1005 Hwy 17 3013 Mountain Terrace curveconcave Southwesterly having point of reverse curvature Concave feet, thence P4.15 degrees F. 11.13 Florida TO: JOHN .i. SQUARTIPIO and 97, Caiseiberry, Seminole County, Memphis. Tennessee 31137 431.75 feet and a central Westerly, having a redly's of $30.23 feet, thence N. U degres 79' 3)" E. Together with the following Items of Bingo ANITA C. SQUARTINO, and all Florida under he fictitious name Of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED a radius of and a tangent bearing of 5. 70 155.34 feel, thence 5 77 decrees 71' permanently installed ence Northwesterly along the arc as a pa-I o any right, title or interest in the Marrlagehas been filed against you, Early Birds 7:15 p rn and that I intend to register said 16" E. 92.19 feet to the point of the Improvements on said land said curve a distance of 22.3$ feet degrees 36' 31" F.. run thence along property herein described. name with the Clerk of the Circuit in which Petitioner is seeking a of the arc of Said curve 10715 feet to begInning.) to the point of egirviIng. All of the One Ortn Range (sic) Model No. _________________________ ADDRESS UNKNOWN Court. Seminole County, Florida in divorce; and you are required point of tangency; ALSO LESS (From the In. F 34. Serial No. AC$91) above described bing in Seminole the ______________________ accordance with the provisions of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED serve a copy of your written County, Florida, containing 151010 run thence S. 57 degrees 3$' 33" W. tersectionof ftc North right of way One Mercury Hood (dc) Model that the above-named Plaintiff hat defenses, if any, to GENE R. the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. 19.70 feet, thence S. 37 degrees 1)' lIne of the Longwood Wagner Road No. MW, Serial No. M2K72R Did you know that your cres, more or lst. filedaComplaInt intheaboveilyled STEPHENSON, Attorney for Wit: Section $43.09 Florida Statutes OS" W. 3.4101 feet, thence S 10 and the West line of Lot 56, Block Oni Comfort Pac Furnance (efe) club or ocganization can Court for the foreclos',rs of a Petitioner, Post Office Drawer One, 957 decree's 36' 05" F. 97.20 feet. thence "0", 0. R. Mitchell's Survey of Model file APARTMENT SITE No. CPFIOD, Serial No. appear In this listIng each mortgage encumbering the Cassetbeny. FlorIda 37707; and S: Samuel L. MCGS FIVE: BegInning at the Northeast S. 32 degrees 51' 10" W. 720.31 feet. Moses E. Levy Grant as recorded In M316$s week for only $3 per Publish: May 27. June 3. 10, 17, 1973 foflowlng.described real property: the original with the Clerk of the degrees 31' 10" F. 315.14 PIat Book 1, pIgs 5. Public Records One Coldipot Refrigerator (del Lot 1, Block A. CARRIAGE HILL above Styled Court onor before June corner of Lot 34, Block "0". 0. R thence S. 01 DEN171 This is an ideal thence S. 17 degrees 10' 24" F. of Seminole County, Florida run Model No. 1044.4212), Serial No UNIT NO. 4, accord1ng to the Plat 2. 1975; otherwiie, a Judgment may Mitchell's Survey of Levy Grant, as feet, 140.95 feet to the Point Of Curvature, thence N.O0degrees way to inform the public 49' 13" W. along S3441933S recorded in Plat Book 1, page s, thereof as recorded In Plat Book 15. be entered against you for the relief Curve concave Southeasterly, - LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT saId West line of Lcd 34, 2)0.36 feet to of your club activities Public Records of Seminole Counly, of a DAT ED this 23rd day of May, 1973 Pages 51 and 54. Public Record's of demanded in the Petition TO APPEAR the Northwest corner of saii Lot 36: Florida. run thence S 0 degrees 19' having a radius of 1543.71 feet, a Seal) Seminole County, Florida, WITNESS my hand and official Lol central angle Of 77 )975 OS degrees 42' 07" thence N. 19 degrees 59' 31" W. 13"E.along the East tide of said Arthur H Beckwith, Jr You are commanded to file your seal of this Court, thiS 30th day of CALL FOR BIDS 2.3' 31" W., run thence along said Lot 56 to the point of beginning; on a curve on the Northerly right of. By: Elaine RiChard, with the Clerk of the abovenamed (Seal) re'.g bids for Milk, Bid No. 75. LEGION way line of Stale Road No. S.434. the arc of said curve 234.74 feet to run thence S. 00 degrees 49' I)" F. Deputy Clerk Court arid to serve a copy thereof tte point of tangency; Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 2OSJT Ocr the Seminole Detention 179.30 feet 9 P()5T53 to the aforesaid North Publish: May 77, 1913 concave Northetly, with a tangent upon the Iftorneys herdnbe nOt Clerk of Circuil Court Center. Bids wIll be received until 4l 2I F., a run thence S. $7 degrees II' 34" W. right of way line of Longwood bearing of S. U degrees DEN.1$i later than June 2nd, 1915. By: LIllian T. Jenkins radius of 117.91 feet. thence South 233.00 feet, Wagner Road; run thence along 13, 1975, 10:00 AM.,, Friday, Jy tangent of 42.77 feet, a said ___________________________ 'jt• WITNESS my hand and seal of the Deputy Clerk and should be addressed to: 2570 63 feet and a central angle of 1 thence S. 14 degrees 44' 03" W. 310.30 North right of way line N. $2 degrees Court at Sanford, Florida, thiS 2rid Publish: May 6. 13, 30. 27. 1975 Joespis H. Roach. fat; thence N. 00 NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR degree 42' 19"; run thence Easterly feet to the Northeast corner of Lot 33' 31" W. 141.7$ Hwy 17 97 1 Mite day of ?Aay, 1975, DEN 55 Purchasing DIrector along the arc of Said curve and said 56. Block "D". D. R Mitchell's degrees 50 16" F. 140.97 fist to the THE VACATING, ABANDONING, Southof Sanforc. (Seal) DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING DIvl2on of Youth Services Survey of Moses F. Levy Grant, as aforesaid North line of Lot 54 r'ight.of way line a distance Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. IN TN! CiRCUIT COURT OF THE 1317 Wlnewood Boulevard feet to It, point of tangency; run ret'orded In Plat Book I, page 5. thencealongsaidNoqthlineofLo,56 OF RIGHTSOF.wAy Clerk of the Clrc,'it Court EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Builillrc 3. Room 107 ME$TINGS 73' 10" E. 91.24 PublIc Records of Seminole County, a distance of 11771 f.,t to the point By: Joy Stokes CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE thinCi S N degrees SPM --7ndandllh TaIlatsass;. Florida 32301 YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE feet; thence leaving said rightof. Florida;runthenceN.s9degrees5p' of begInning.) Deputy Clerk COUNTY, FLORIDA Bids blanks and detailed E. 31" W. along the North line Of said ContainIng 131M3acr,mor,or NOTICE that the Board of County Thuray Each Month LOWNOES. PEIRSOL. DROSDiCK CIVIL ACTION CASE NO. 73.951. way line N. 01 degree 36' SpeCifiCatiOri's are available at the including acreage of the Commissioners of Seminole County, curvature Lot 54, 30000 feet; run thence S. 00 lert. not 721.75 feet to the Point ot CA-Oil Purchasing Oflice, 13)7 w.r.wood 1. DOSTER PROFESSIONAL Curve concave Easterly with a degrees 19' 13" F 17930 feet_____________ to. aforesaid Florida Power Cor. Florida, at 1.00 o'clock p-rn on the BINGO ASSOCIATION ,, FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Of a 24th day of June, A.D • 1975, in the point on the North right Boulevard, Talialsatsee, Florida. of way line FveryMon. & Sat R:C:1.t.2 !y: ' ."ES. LOAn -. t.., n ,. ,i.iauN .-. ,,,r GWnÔ .d 'TtAiifI .aC'1VtL cbi. Q, P.,, SI ,, ,,n., :. ...,.. . '°'" 1,,,,jh1,,,1r rv ' iroi ' a!JOegreesu7'o4,andatangentof ORLANDO. • corporation. at the County Courthouse In reservestherltorejct anyand ESQUIRE Pr'gularatl ISPM 47.07 feet; run thence Northerly Wagner Road), run thence the LESS FkOMALLOF THE ABOVE' Room SuIte 43). First Federal Plaintiff, Sanford. Florida, will hold a Public ___________________________________________ all bids. _______________________ along the arc of said curve a fllovIng course's along said North SHEOAH, SECTION ONE, a Building vs Official Hearing to consider and determine ios.'plt P Pw*4, CondominI, recorded in DEVELOPMENT ENTERPRISES, distanc, of $1 Ii feet to the point of right of way line; Post Office DCX 7109 whether or not the County will DIrec? degree's $4' Thence N 17 degrees 53' 31" W. Records Book 954, tangency; thence 5. 17 Page 304, Public Orlando, Florida 32102 INCORPORATED, a Florida cor vacate, abandon, discontinue, close. J H Poach, 71 feet, thence N. 07 degrees 06' . 720 Records of Seminole. ' 54" W. 112.91 feet; run thence th Attorneys for Plaintiff poratmon. et at. renounce and disclaim any right of Puhsslng Director F 71" 10 00 teet, thence AND ALSO LESS, 235.00 feet: thence 5. 11 degrees Publish: May 6. 13, 20, 77, 1975 Defendants, SHEOAH, SECT 1011 TWO, a the County and the public in and to Publish: May 77, 1975 ''T $2 degrees 53' 31" W. 70004 OS" W. 310.30 feet to ttse point DEN £3 followIng righls of way runnIng NOTICE OF ACTION DEN '$4 feet, thence 3.07 decrees 06, 29" W. Condominium, record beginning, containing in Official the 7 6370 plus or TO' Leon E. Henry _________________ through the described property, to1000 feet, thence N. 12 degrees 53' Records Bock 977, Page 0311, Public minus acre's NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE 75 Elm Acre Drive IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND 31" W 25490 feet to a point on the Records of Seminole County, wIt. Beginning at the S.F. corner of $ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Fond oc' Lac. wisconsin Los 7, thence N II degrees I)' II" F FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. East lineof Lc. 57, Block "0" of said Florida. EXHIIIT"B" ________________________ virtue by of that Certain Writ of FLORIDA 50.00 to the SW. corner of Lot 100, D. R.Mitchell'sSurveyoflrieMoses AND ALSO LESS: ExecutIon Issued out of and under FLEET RESERVE Sibyl Henry CASE NO: 14.13910 degrees 02' 04" W 71.90' NORTH ORLANDO HIGHLANDS F. Levy Grant; thence leaving laid SHEOAH. SECTION THREE, a thence N 07 me seal of the County Court of 75 Elm Acre Drive ASSN. THURMAN B. CAMPBELL. innIng oi a curve con PlO I road right of way line, run N. 00 CondomInium recorded In Official to the "GOLP COURSE PARCEL Plaintiff OrangeCounty,Florlda,upQna final Fond du L.ac. Wisconsin easlerly to Its right Mgr Prp north Fromttses.outhwestcornevo. North degree's 19' I)" W. along the East Records Bo0k972,PageCe30, Public Caving judgment rendered in the aforesaid having a radius of 73', thence along vs Guaranty Bank I Trust 13. as line of saId Lot 57, 9) RIled to the Records Of Seminole County, 'lat'd Ranches SectIon Art "Ma??" court on the lilt, day of January, Company, a banking corporation DONALD H. PRATT, arc of sad curve 39.37' to a point lbs recorded In Plat Book 13. page 10, Northeast corner of the aforesaid Florida. Picanso Matthew A.D 1975. in that certain case en organIzed and cdstinç* under Defendant. south R W of Hlllvie* Dr.. thence Lot Si; run thence N. I' degrees 59' AND ALSO LESS: titled. Eagle Finance Company, liws of the Commonwealth of Public Records of Seminole County, 31" W. degrees 11' II" W 100.00' along NOTICE OF SALE Busine'ssMeetlng along the North line of said SHEOAH, SECTION FOUR, a Fiorida,runthenceN l2degreessl' Plaintiff, -vi Nicholas J Enderle Massachusetts. co William 0 NOTICE is hereby given that Ofticial saidRW.tothebeginnlr.gofacyry 2ndMonday-7000 F. along the Wet' line of said Los Sia distance of 73575 feet ba Condominium recorded in purSuant to the Final Judgment of and Karen Enderle. Defendant, Ireland, Jr. President, 370 Main 01" Club Hours- 3 p m point on the aforesaid North right of Records Book 951, Page 931, PublIc concavng soUth easterly to the Lien Foreclosure entered in this which aforesaid Writ of Execution Street, Worcester, Massachusetts North Orlando Ranches Section 13 along arc of said way line of State Road Plo S 431. Daily (closed Wr'd I run Records of Sem'nole County, rights, thence cause. pending i. th5 Circuit cowl, was delIvcad to me as Sheriff of You are hereby notified that a suit distance of 35) 31 feet; thence run s. thenceN.$2degreesS3'31"W.along Florida. Curve)9.I7',?er,ceS07degre,s02' BlngoThursd.y7000 i7degrefsO5'54"E.4OS67,fttOth, Seminole County. Florida. a in and For Seminole County, I 'tofore(loseamorgageentltledFirst SH(OAH, SECTION EIGHT, a 04" E 75 101otheitointo, beginning. said Plocth right of way line 61445 point of beginning; Florida, (iy;l Mtion Plo 1413910, P',aye levied uV.v'i ?h tofIow- ng Federal Savings Containing 0.124 Acres __________________________ nd Loan a point on the West line Of Lot Condominium recorded In Official run thence N. 3$ degrees 23' 46" F. fee? to the undersigned Clerk will sell the described property owned by Association of Orlando, a cor PERSONS INTERESTED MAY thenca S. 73 degrees 3.' IS, Block "0". said 0. R. Mitchell's Records Book 997, Page 13$). Public following described real property PkPiOfes -I, Erderie and Karen poration, versus Developmenl 291.2$ fept. Survey of Moses F. Levy Grant; Records of Seminole COunty. APPEAR AND BE HEARDAT THE 09" F. 92.15 feet, thence N. lying and being situate in Seminole Eflder$e.saidgeroperty being located TIME AND PLACE ABO'I. Enterprises, Incorporated, a leaving taid North right Of Florida. u1''5 20' iS" E. 121 04 feet, thence thence In Seminole County, Florida, more Florida corporation, et al, has been SPECIFIED. County. Florida. to wit: N.Ildegrees7I'ij" E. 35),I4 feel, *ayline'olStateRosdPlo. S4s4; run AND ALSO LESS: Casselberry, F'i porticutarly described as follows: BEG. 13$' NEly from ttte In (Seal) fIledlgalsntyoufntheCiruitCctjf thence N. lldegrees 49' 30" E. along SHEOAH, SECTION NINE, a One U) lion" mMl. 'fl0'I#CycIe, for Se'rtIe County, Florida. being thence N.S3degrees5o' 23" F. 33131 l5'cip' vltI Inst ' W lit'e of Commissioners " , 1 t'f't 'I U fl,r,,'ds 314 ft, the'rt,S 49 degre. I, ' )7A 1619 Saig property teing vj!h ine of Section 11. Townsh;p ,.,, ('I i.''ii,flly, ,,iS',, B arid that yoj are rm'gurecJ to , ii., 'ia -. doree4. 51' 31" E M9 49 it'rt tn A Da,',,,.la ,,, t..:.,., loom furnished apartment, Air, iewly decorated, breakfast room, vater furniShed Adults, no pets 77 1303 alsifIed Ads are hr. to buy, sell, rent or swaØ. at a low cost. . Id us help you place yours Call 372.2611 or 131.9993. IAMBOO COVE GARDEN APTS. cor furniture, I 7 BR, deep shag :arpeling. Call Lee, resident . - nanager today 300 F. Airport Slvd. 323 1340. ___________________________ Rentals OP AND THINK A MINUTE. If :Iasstfied Ads didn't work the-re' wouldn't be any. - --_-. __________29-Rooms run • n, _____ •• * IJniurnished * ' ledroom furnished apartment, ir, wall wall carpet. $125 Month, 30 Damage depot it. 203 E. 21st St. W/W Shag Carpet WELAKA APARTMENTS * . - vrt,,e - • I. * Clothes Washer-Dryer Recreational Building * I 1•2 Bedroom ,,,z..._.. .._ FROMS16O 110W.AIRPORT-BLVO. 323.7570 ai • FRANKLIN ARMS APTS 1170 Florida Ave 32) 6650 -- -- Lake Mary. 243 4th St., 2 bedroom duplex with central heat I aIr, carpets, drapes & fully equipped ____________________________ BAMBOO COVE GARDEN APTS, Gracious country living, yet City security. Quiet, soundproof 17 I Bedroom unlurn apt , air, car BR, all electric kitchen En$oy - peted, kitchen equipped. Adults. $9150 323 2296 eves & weekends outdoor picnics, and leisure time in the courtyard 300 E. 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Cash For Your Junk Cars 37) 9136 In the Herald Classified ads arQ black and white and read all over. J ': Us'd office furniture Wood or steel desks (executive dask Ichairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing MAZDA CA H RElATES cabinets, as is. Cash and Carry. 11,..ttL..,.a 4... 62-Lawn- Garden MOBILE HOME MOVING Com-plete set up I'll s-ave you money. Licensed. Orlando 713-5470 10' x 33' Mobile home, excellent Condition, nicely furnished, central heat, air conditIoner, 2 bedroom, I bath $7,700 or best offer 372 $33.6. after? 173 0112, ask 4137333 Let me MOW or TILL your lot aridor garden spot FlQ',a Freer, 377 5191 knlvet. GardenLand, 1100 W 1st St., 32)6430. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES 'JIi'wwlr,,lI'e ('..,,i., r.,.... GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3101 Orlando OrIvø LAWANA KISH Reg Real Estate Broker 7101 S French Ave,. 371.0011 CLIFF JORDAN 2 Cole Planters FACTORY CASH REBATE 43Lots-Acreage flAI "iIs BIG CORNER LOT- Small price, Cozy 2 bedroom home with large utility shed. Fresh paint in and out. Must see to appreciate, only fenced back yard. and much more. For details, call 3220313 from 9 to 5, MOTIVATED OWNER NEEDS TO SELL-) BR, 2 bath, split plan, w w carpets, central ha. fenced yard, near schools and shopping Good financing $23,900. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 621. Handyman's Special, duplex in Sanford, for sale by owner, or will PLUS+ ++ + IYAAt WI?IJ A Rent Btue Lu,tre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $1.50 er day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE ___65-Pets-Supplies POOL PARTY. ANYONE? With this cool pool goes a 3 bedroom at- Wanted' 3 BR. 2 bath, 2 car garage home on one acre or more. Will tractively decorated, attractively Home on lake, lovely living room, 3 priced home. Just reduced to $79,900, trade 2 BR, 1 bath with family room, plus cost difference 373 bedrooms, 2 baths $2 7, 5.00 S temper Realty 1177. Swim or Fish SO-Mscellaneous 1.39,000. 372)959,3721164 Sunland home with completely fenced yard. $20,000 3 BR, 2 full balhs. large lot, fruit trees, 521.950 WILLIAMS BROS. WHEN YOU BUY ANY BRAND JIM DANDY JAll-FEED "Buy Direct From Bc'car" GOP MLY's E 46. Sanford 37) i733 NEW 1974 ROTARY ENGINE RX2 OR RX4 MAZDA rru•AI c-__1 ''-'V P' 3 Minutes from Town )U'U, V, $iiIIU!1, ,00000 TOTAL REBATE 64.45126, Winter Park 3 bedroom, refurbished home, shaded lot. See it at s11,soo. OVIEDO-3 uR, I bath, 4 large lots, living room, eat in kitchen, family CASH BACK FROM 301 W 1st St Shaded lot, space for garden, 2 bedrooms, on paved road. $12,300. '94" CALL All Breed Dog Training Academy Lawn Mowers We Sell The Best I, Service The Rest, Western Auto. RURAL BUNGALOW MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Reg. Real Estate Broker - 131.7370 Sale WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY - SELL - TRADE 31$ )1SE. FIrst St 3fl4 Ideal area for children, 3 bdroom 3 BR, I' bath, den. 572,500 for Protection CALL This Is our 15th year at AnimI Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thanks to you, our Mnrela,in.Heii SparklIng clean, 3 bedtooms. 2 bath, lakefront home, central heat and air, trees, and olher extras, Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTtPIG REALTOR 327.4991 19)93. French 372-7371, 372-1196,372.1911 1 CASH 322-4132 PAYTON REALTY I? 92 Table Rentals 12 00 Imliesnorthon Peg. Real Estate Broker - 'For used furniture, appliances, tools. dc. Buy 1 or P001 items. Larry's M'srt, 215 Sanford Ave. 50.00O MlLE3 YEAR ROTARY ENGINE WARRANTY OFFER ENDS MAY 31, 1975 Wanted to buy used office furniture, rge 2 BR with family room, tree :overed 's.. acre, $23,900. _________________________ - -" ' -. :aIiBart Real Estate Junk.TrasIIHauledAway No down I 5$ Pick upLoad payment, monthly paymenls less I '56? 6306 than re1t. Government subsidized to gualif led buyers Call to see it Large Flea Market you qualify! Open Saturday & Sur.day, 9 to 3pm. M. UNSWOPTH REALTY Tjp,Is 'oths Rc;t available All under cover. 503W. isi St. Located 1' imiles east of lIon SR 3236041,323051; Eves ______________________________ 14. Sanford at Stan's Auction 322 By Owner' 3 DR. I bath home on lots one city block deep- 12 Citrus trees, garden, well & pump, large 8' Garage Door utility shed, Adjacent to wooded 327 3151 city park 123.000 cash or assume mtg at $133 per rio. 323 6590 after -____________________________ Kitchen.Bathroom Cabinets. Counter tops, Sinks. Installation available Bud Cabell. 372 5032 LAX 'N COOL in this home arid 001 3 BR. 2 baths, large en irtainment room, central heat nd air. $39,700. CHECK THESE HOMES Q I P, iPs ,$.n %1Q,7 R, 1 bath, $10,900 P. I bath. 110.500. P. I bath, central heat, $19,300. IS IS IT Your home near iopping, 2 bedrooms, I bath, air 'riditboning, large lot. 122.700. ". #. 11Q. 25th. St. 372 6635 606 Drive,) BR, 1': bathS, double carport, large patio land scaPid. owner must sell 570.500. Sunlard bottom spring fed lake Large oak trees, paved road fronlage. Many other nice features. ACRES- All fenced on paved ______ :-'.--' ST. JOHNS RIVER- 25 Acres. 2 houses, barns, swimming pool, large trees, and a nice boat dock ________________________ By owner, like new, 2 Bedrooms, Fla. room, detached garage, fenced yard. 119.000 3226399 or 39513 I nar,Dfø,$ anytime, _______ _____ -- -- COZY RETIREMENT HOME R, on nice shaded lot, kitchen equipped. 5)7.500 Beauty Care Iwtd Clearisg TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (frirmerly Harrle?t's Beauty Nook) SI9E P1ne372 Sill ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES 1971 SInger Zig Zag with cabinet, cash pr Ice' 01 161 or I payments of *1 30. Golden Touch ri $ew, $75' See At SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East 1st St., Downtown 322.9411 EvesS6'9 1114 Antique Buffet, uS; Floor lamp. SI. Desk with chair. 525. Kitchen lahle. SI ChinA (Ah,n,'i. 5i' FROM THE COLUMNS WANT AD ____________________ Rr o f ing *' " ".:' EiperI roof repars Flat roofsor shingle All work guaranteed 323 4700 ART At,LING LAND CLEARING AilIspes ifs & acerage cle,sred We have top Soil till dirt clay and shell available Please call night or day, 323 3913 Sprivigis here and it's a good time to chooseanewlscrnelromtPiep,ages of our classified ads SPECIAL Permanent Wave. $10 A 0 Uk ' A?•'5 iacniioe ervce Ask for "Glen" Bernice's Beauty Salon 26.33 Sanford Ave 3723936 Landclearing fill drt c1ay rock _______________________________ All kinds of digging House trai er's s'ored arid mo,ed 3279112 or Don t needt Serve a useful 195 again ishen you sell them with a ClassifIed .cf from the Herald Call us today' Don't delay! isis? dat 377 2611 or 6)1 vyfl i pace -. ra Land Maintenance - "."'".,' 4'.. ' , ", '' i~ - '4 '.'.':!i Pest Control ART ' (..'I j'4.,1J - ' i' F Carpen'ry, Remodeling, '.idt'0n5, Cu'tom Work Licensed Bonded Free estimate 373 603$ Central & Prom Air Conditioners BUDDY HOMEIMPROVEMEPIT Duct V,ork Installation & ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY Pegic, rs fl,i.. 32'? P47 ..ND REPMIRS 3" t35 BUDGETS :; Hqme Improvements Central H'it & Air Cond ton rig For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 372 1771. SLIM :.i..J'Y" ' V. Air Conditioning 51-Household Goods ASSUME PAYMENTS / ___________________________ . Estates, Sanford, 373 37$?. road Has large older 2 story home, barns and a small cottage. - J - A., PiKE FRONT- A bomey 2 bedroom cottage, on a clear s-and EXPERTS READYTO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY -____________________________ WIll REALTY i. f AI...'ll BUSINESS DIRECTORY yrs. old, very reasonable. 373 0799. * They're Hot! * REALTOR 373.7194 - ______________ 1'JMllesEastoiI.IonHwvlo IR, 7 bath, pool home, $72,900 the Want Ads - We BUy Furniture Sanford, By Owner, 3 BR, 2 bath, TAFFER REALTY Established Residential Areal - '..'yw,.0 V 322.4017 Peg Real Estate Broker In Sanfords Finest !'' It asiA .4_li.. 2.. II.. Kish Real Estate make this? bedroom, 1 bath some wIth FlorIda room into a liveabte home. Has additional room parlly complete. A good buy at only $15000. Sorry, but $.4,500-$7.000 I' - nit 150.000 Moving? Why Not Live i"'.:' AFTER HRS 3123991 central Iit arid at, fllflflf extras, 2' years old. $29,900, Low down payment, by owner. 322-1330, 301 Pine Wind Ct , Sanford, wall to wall carpeting, fireplace, drapes, central heat & air, garage, 2 patIos, quiet, On canal to lakes. , . ,,tjliIOIthI ,,_ 322064$ 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, 7 car garage, screened porch, fenced yard, LAKE MARKHAM- 3 AR,? bath, ' ,"-' REALTOR 3229211 Bedrooms each side, cement block, roomy lot. $19,100 Reg Real Estate Broker !' 0 372 liii LAKE MARY DUPLEX- 2 SR. VA, no $ down, $19,000. SANFORD ________________ te Jim Hunt Realty 2571 Park Dr SANFORD- 2 Bedroom home with den, carpeted, vacant, Move right In, wIth good terms. 110,500 WE TAKE TRADES V . ( 'I 1961 Chevrolet Biscayrse, good con dillon, $150. 373 7965. ask for Den Like New 32)0544 Any Quantity. NOLL'S Cass-el. berry, Hwy. 17 92 1304206 Come osil "nd Inspect (b Model Homes on - 3 bedroom, 1", bath on corner lot, $11,900. Existing, 516,500, 7 pct. m?g 3235602 MAITLAPID FLEA MART 'fInest AdFamily Mobile I'me Park. ,.' 1971 HoJaka 123 MILLIONS of dollars in Real Estate . - . nra, Lake Mary, 2 BR furnished, utilities e*ce'pI gas $160. Adults. No pets. 372.3930. _______________________ .. .... 33-Houses Furnished - - r..na 2 edroom, fenced yard. $175 mo Adults preferred. 323 5154 or 372 6620 I Ill ALL PRICE RANGES 117W It? 51 372 5611 ' 3 BR, 1 beth, Make offer deposIt 327 7399 5 Choice Listings 1 L 's L OR 1561 Lee Rd ,Winter Park 303 6.41 4344 John Saggio R E AL. TOP BR OKE R s1s,. 1 or2 Bedroom Adults only S BALL REALTY Systems Four, Inc. Cash down. ______________ VFW 10,050 IDEAL 3 bedrooms, 2 - ____________ - - bath home for the family starting cut Only S19.9 - . - me for $321 per month. Swim in my community pool. COME PEEK AT ME. 19' CabIn Cruiser. Will trade for late model motorcycle or compact car of ecual value. 574 2701 73' Critthfleld Cruiser, 160 Inboard outboard power. Ideal for family camping, Skiing, & ishing. 372. SIll o: 322.0721. Sale 1977 Toyota Mark II hardtop. 4 cyl.. automatic, air, stereo radio, extra clean, low mileage. 323 0441. Accessories Alter 6.3227541 II' Courtney boat, 33 HP engine I _____________________________ traiiei, $350. 323 1691 after 1:30, Motorcycle Insurance veniently located touch at $36,900 with interest rate sie 73,, 54,450 down and live wth famIly room, Pay $17702 for 360 months,9 pct. annual rate, Fenced yard. washer, dryer, range 1. refrigerator Included in low price 522,700 3239110 323 3551. 3?? 6620 i5r - - ST. JOHNS VILLAGE - First time advertisedt 3 bedrooms, I bath, carpet throughout, 3 air units, priced right! $17,500 hAS (.n4.4 As.. S5Boats & for $972 Opel Rally coupe, low mileage. exceptIonally clean. Reasonable By owner. 3722335 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP. Broker, 101W. Commercial Sanford 372.75$) 5150w. Low in price, high In 8Oitos RecondItIoned Batteries, $12.93 W. Garnett White QualIty. Plenty shade Con ForrestGreene, Inc. - . "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" years old. MY OWNER PUT ME ON A DIET AND REDUCED ME TO ORIGINAL COST. I'm an easy ws..0 Water. Lawn Care. 373-157 __________________________ COVE ON THE LAKE Desperate - Tusiday, May 27, 975-78 76-Auto I'arts_- LAKE MARY.? new homes ready to PCice', Read the ClaSSified Ads. - - Realty. 322•2420 Anytime .__.: ''v..'.'U, v - - ____________________ Wanted - to benefit church, May30, 1.5 P.M.; May 31, 917 AM. at Fedders-ens in Lake Mary on Weil Lake Mary Blvd. RUMMAGE SALE Boat trailer heady duty tilt, I?" wheels fits 11'-70' b.'vat 373 571.1. SANFORD I feel like an orphan-EMPTyond no one to occupy r.e. I'm Spanish, hsve I bedrooms with famIly room for relaxing, separate lIving room to enterlain you, and separate dining room. Slide my doors open, and enter a 30'xlO' screened porch to Florida ilving. I have a huge inside utilIty room and 2 car garage. I'm 3½ Lakefront,3 BR, 2 bath, family rm.. hat sir, garage. $45, 930, acre Realty, REALTOR, 373.7730. YoUr DELTONA - New Duplex. Furn or Unfurn,. Appliances. Drapes, " -. 1 Bedroom apt. Large rooms. Nicely * ____________________________ - Real Estate BEL Air AVALOPI APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W 2nd St. Dishwasher.D,sposal _______________________ ________ ' n, - Alter His. 223-?IQ 111W is? St. Range-Refrigerator * JOHN KRIDER. ASSO 322-6457 NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED Sten strom RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES c. '.', '. .,, _____ GEAR IS ltd DEMAND. SELl rnithed garage apartmen', 3 arge rooms, near hospital, Off treet parking 5120. 323 0799, 72-hour [MrnVE ALIVE NO LONGER USED CAMP: 41-Houses Monthly Re'ntals Available $135 $150-Color TV QUALITY INN-NORTH I lISP 434, Longwood Sand lewood -- -'. JOHNNY WALKER REALESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR Payton Realty hod Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage Your queslions can be answered. Contact us. 322. 3939 372 1301, 2640 HiaweIha Ave. _____ _____ For $120 ................ -: 54-Garage Sales By Owner Lovely 3 bedroome, 1 year old, large famIly raorr, with fireplace, very large lot almost 1 acre. lciyllwilcle Section 3739dM. Payments lest than rent. Buyers from 15 thru retirement. Must qualify-Excellent investment. SAPIORA dernuiing you' Home? Sell no onger nctd.d but useful items sills a Classilled Ad. __41-Houses Move Into A New Home 1973 12' wide, I BR, air condilio Adults. Securily deposIt, $12.5 utet Roommate wanted. share elipenses After 5. 562 1570 Thinks to Ciauifi' Ad, users get fast results at a low cost. Try one today! Phone 3fl 2611 or - I WEKIVA RIVER I Adult mobile home village, ui large Shady oaks on the sc Wekiva Modern clean inter from $110, SMi. W. Cf Sanford. 4170. e & Iwn Btdroom apartments I. - - Evening Hitald, Sanford, Ft. 41--Houses ': . 1"c" ' .,-, ?, ii -t L.#"r PSDT CONTROL o5 322 $365 ii/.J,1.Lt , 1 Pet Care '' 1, '- OFT RCY INN Bc,,ir'j.ng&C,rocmng Ph 1.'? IC'57 .." '.' ' . ', '- ', : ' '_ Pressure Cleaning A 4.;. LLL.'.ti" "Li ...... Exterlorrressureclesn n.. 1" s ) 0$6.5 - Utitity Buildingi Aluminum Utility Buildings 'nc'cjd r' t?oor dli .ery, r.',?aillon - ; . '..i .',.i . -. - -':: '-'r,,'',':. ..' ., .": ' - - ç" " .,., �813, —Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Tuesday, May 27, t73 BEETLE BAILEY Mort Walker x;s 43 t-40P9 NONE OF iJ i.IAD UriJcZ I PIAP TO CALL. MEETIN& (T\' )\oENL \ / o" By OSWAII) flfl.r'ri I llJU I ? I 7 NORTH J4 £ A -'V 75 Q7 32 ( , - WEST A A 10865 V 106 9 6 54 vKQJS43 A 106 A 93 5.17 ID 87 r 60 N0WE 'OU BY R-CREAT1WG ,.JVQ YEARS I GONMA GET US ) THE CONt)fl'ONS WORKED ON 1}E RCK T"WHERE 1}4A1 BROUGHT HARDWARE 10 ' N101.1 KERR, ALLEY... ACCOMPLISH 01j GE l' IT INISHEVF •,. BECAUSE I, (' lf) •K LI KE QtJ, ALSO WANTED it) GO HOME! . North- outh vulnerable S —: Streets S D#ii North East I N,T -------- GDA —W ne bidding has been: Pass Opening lead -- K V By G1NN MCCAS1ND Herald Stall Writer time _,__ - ._.. I 27 r' Weit wVOW %W6 Mize and Knowles pointed out or to dissolve ffie present date be used as a cutoff for Street paving project, and if to the Commission that the practice of paving agreements escrow, but the motion was revenue sharing funds have ----i .11 I city's prob,tem "apnarc to be !' 'atd when .yor Lee row Sanford City Commission Last three-fold." part. Moore broke a 2-2 deadlock on funds will be returned to the night awarded fiv: contracts "We must decide if we are to It was suggested that cutoff the issue and urged a better depositor, upon application. for paving of some 21 miles of continue, or discontinue, the date be established with no "decision be forthcoming." exclusive of sub-division paving street.! to Halifax Paving, Inc. present paving policies which paving requirements After boucing the problem projects." of Daytona Beach at a cost of are a mixture of policies since the city is scheduled to back and forth, the Commission The Commission then a $1,162,490.16. evolved over several years; to begin the paving project as finally approved a motion from another motion which a continue The action came or discontinue ordered on Jan. 11, 1974, by a Commissioners Gordon Meyer would extend "all written and tense t%7hour discussi on of requiring escrow payments for federal court, and Julian Stenstrom which verbal agreements to pa' past paving policies that saw paving prior to the issuance of Commissioner A 4 said: streets" until the pavin the Commission attempt to ('Os: continue to collect on, n. ed th e Court Upon cusht in i. cnpked 1_ r.' untangle a variety of escrow, Knowles urged the Cam• written and verbal agreement.c. mission to "begin now to think Halifax was the low bidder on about 'a second paving project' street paving so when the current program is will be corn- I South -4 V 1pJ _• 'uIsi V, ci lop; 21 Miles Of Ar , arrlc ONNERR/ ( For trick. LAUNCHED HIS Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Aj third I Q 62 ...JUSTAS'T34E ES... Tp4ORN KING V thought 1)1 A K by Dove Graui WE CAME PRI)M, • a, 9 72 wA92 ALLEY OO P 67th Year, No. 240—Wednesday, May 28, 1975 card good hearts. Now South led a spade, finessed the jack, cashed dummv's ace of spades, noted the fa ll of thequeen from West, a while, counted the hand carefully and came up with an original holding of three snidc in the West hnrI ('Ip.,r. Iythe spade was the 10 spot so South led a spade to his 'iia (us h eighth and last EAST Q3 S')LTH spade. Hut the key and winning discard was the West jettisoned on the last club, lie hung on to the useless six of and threw one of his diamonds 4AJ54 / by Dick Tumor CARNIVAL - p and JAMI.S JM'OBY SA T41 r tAIIIl AT VV IN MI North Fast South ._: further I ) fly Oswald & James Jacoby 0 1! .. See if you can figure how expert Souih managed to qo (town at three notrunip. We 11 gi%e 4-27 P ass 2 £ P I Iass 3 a 'A - Pass "Now here's one with a lot of good payments left In it!" clue I',a't and At,st AKQ9 A •A4 '..rt' iku experN iit do ou do ro' Now for flu' play South held A We IIghil taor a pass off with his ace of hearts. twre. but ouId not criticize a cue He discarded a diamond from hid of three hearts. dummy and E.wit TOl)A%"S QtESTION tour of diamonds. dropped his Ym do bid th ree hearts and sour Then came four rounds of tht'i' bids threc notrump clubs East got rid of another diamond on ihe fourth club 1k'd you do no Aner Tomorro could do this with no worries because West had th rown the 10 Send SI for JACOBY MODERN of diamonds on the third one by Art Sonsom 0 Z Z City Station, Now York, N not ho,11ve afforded to throw a by Larry Lewis ?WJIIl4( ' .- - U4f.. XI 1k?,aI) )Pi. z - - . aG) mrs /I(71fl ASA T YC. _ _________ az.s6!4ry z qy will receive the contrac ts on a 60-day interval basis, thus being able to work on projects at a time, according to Knowles. The will extend over a period of 425 total lapsed time (lays. The paving project IS to be completed by July of 1976, according to Knowles. The letting of the contracts Work is moving tlong on Southern Bell's 120-foot nicrowae and of the low bid tower. The tower will be a link In the company's statewide toll was a simple matter as corntelephone network, providing broad band radio and terminal pared with the wrangling over facilities to the central office. (Herald Staff Photo by Bill Vin. paving policies of the city cent following a detailed report by C i ty Attorney Vernon Mire. t'IOW OtYt IT, - _____ '_w---__,. acceptance FATHF,LJMPlPLIZARP HIM ASK.P M TO 60 10 LOOKOUT 10 CO N1TH HAV1O ASK. wrn cos, pAr MATA FUN Herring ' Il3W 00 "VU LIKE MY NEW tRESS, 0EA' by Al Vem,.., I I P' ,. 'a ._ I_._1..' '.._J .J. ' r1¼Jr% IWE COULOI (IT W4 ONLY A SuGcESTiON! START A J . THIS SUMMER IBRAYJ CLUB' ( I LIKE 06 C ARCHIE that both Harrell and the ambu- is that there was no profanity, lance attendant, Robert no loud noises and "no one was Manning, passed polygraph seen with a hand on Manning." ,,Jeslc adLninistered examiner "Sworn staten1 Phil Sellers, corroborate 1-larrell's state- BUT WE \ ALWArS GO O un"i. ) ThE WEE HOURS HOME is 'vMAXIMUM A i r oat work started on the paving within "two-and-a-hall t half weeks.project County Schools Allocated $150,000 Drinking On Sunday .Ip Altamonte Springs Is pr e paring to o pe n up its tavern to permit dr in ki ng on Sundays and Is also set to make I legal for package sale of alcoholic beverages on tb Sabba th. Donna Estates writes a bout th e pending cit: ordinance and othe City Council itenLs on Page 7-A. store EEK & MEEK by Howi. Schn.id.r MUSICIANS •• Seminole County officials are planning to compile a comprehensive re po rt to detennine who is get ti ng what from the county in an effort to clear up th e matter of double ta xation, Mickey Lochrldge reports on the issue on Page 2-A. I BRAVE RAIN - ' " .- •,,, -' Tonight, Oviedo High' hand will be at the plaza (Herald Staff Photos b Tom Vincent, - - •"i.;1 Ff - em S EA Sk i s Sc o night at the Sanford Plats Bicentennial exhibit although director Nanc' Ramsey, at left, needed at umbrrlla1shoinbeieghelc by Martha Oestreich Below, the band's clarine ,.. . ' Ca len c/ar The Seminole Higi School band performed tas t atrboats, asking the county to into the residents back yards, intervene in the disturbance. On the tape Bridges read off "We've been pestered for the license numbers of several W H Bridges yesterday told four or five weeks," Bridges of the airboats, which he Said the Seminole County Cornto be told the board, put in the lake off Lake Harney mission tales of sadism .The au- boats go up and down Road and Osceola Road. found at Lake Harney. t he la ke t ill o ne and two o'clock .lie said that the peonle with !Ei 12 Em airboat with a club and knocks in the morning, keeping the airboats sometimes camp awake and out around the lake and run birds in the head as the boat everybody disturbing e peace. th their boa ts all night long goes through the nesting Bridges said the au-boats lie said the residents along grounds, knocking the birds In (Continued on Page 10-A) all directions, killing 'em and even come out of the water up seeing ' fly, "This had got to stop," Bridges said. "Its sa distic." p h l Bridges, a Lake Barney Shores resident, made his plea for help from the count) with the aid of a dramatic toi recording of the loud airboaLs Double Taxation AIMSZLP - Pro em J4 M ICK LOCHRIDGE Herald Staff Writer Seminole County's school system will realize aboi $150,000 Inadditional funds followinga $1,021_billion ai propriatlon hammered ouTb'y Florida i1üse arii conferees yeste'day. Ed Prickett reports on the moni and how th ey'll be used on Page 10- A. PEW . brings iieup r by Bob Mont',n,a ./ 54W/HOW? Commission he hoped to see - . KIPJ FLY "Hopefully, we have tius business resolved," he said at the co mpletion of the involved discussion. Knowles concluded the meeting by informing the Yesterday, Herring revealed assaulted him in a small roorn tedly alleged (ha.l Harrell and Harrell, Manning, Herndon nine deputies present," Herring Inside Today by Dick CavoIH HE *AIC' MR5. PI V CLY L 7l I GET KIIJDA MIXED-Or Fi6EgEP I'D I G:VE HIM A 5OMETIME JEEP A PJCHORT' I TAKEOFF HOLD ME DOWN I 11J5T1D.. O' WHEN ! TRIED / 5UMPIN' j' OFF., LJIE DAT as State Atty. Abbott Herring 'me tests didn't detect any ment one-hundred-per-cen- nine other deputies were In the Ambulance officials and ,all said. statement on the alleged in- Herrin4 said that in sworn he will let interested deceptions," herring said, t,"Herring said, small room where he had been interested parties." Herring also revealed that cident to his employer and the testimony Manning denied the parties review an investigation "arid Sellers says both men Harrell said he and vice forced to go and that Harrell "We have the sworn there were discrepancies sworn testimony of Manning to written report th:st Harrell had by his office "that found no sub- could actually believe what squad IA. H. C. Parker both had assaulted him. testimony of a nurse who saw between Manning's written state attorney's personnel. struck him "ance to allegations" that they said was true." Harrell called the allegations Manning, Harrell, Parker and heated verbal confrontations Seminole Chief Deputy Sheriff with Manning when the officers "outright lies" and said he Deputy Jim Jones go Into the r Duane Harrell allegedly However, Herring saId, went to th emergency room believes "someone Is trying to room," Herring said, "and she assaulted a Herndon sworn testimony Seminole where Sheriff John Polk's stir up something to embarrass says there was no force or Memorial Hospitalfrom personnel Ambulance driver. (laughter had been taken by Sheriff John Polk." profanity used and there were Earlier, a spokesman for who were present at the ambulance. Herring said yesterday he's no loud noises from the room. Herring announced the week. emergency room area April 17 Manning, in a written report opening up his investigative file She says Manning wasn't long probe had been closed and when Harrell used Manning profanityalleged and physically to his employers, had repor- on the case for review by dragged in and there weren't criminal charges won't be filed. _ IFFE' BL)5TER -- PON'T!! OI& WHO GTARTED THIS AWCMOR' HE FLY96PJOIJ5E5E, Moore, speaking for the Commission, said that much of "the so-called policy" regarding paving projects had become involved "because we have tried to help many people as we can." says by MAY ou1d work toward th;t nd. ..Harrell 'incident ' File For Inspect ion Opens ... ' 4 I UmJHOOK quickly as we can," and that he No Substance To Charges Found by 1. K, Ryan I'LL 5W~EIS? IN fl-4 Commission "can be handled in such a fashion as to get as many streets as we can paved as requesting an investigation. The Grand Jury heard four witnesses. The report Identified them as Frank Antos Jr., Fred Harris Sr., John Gray and John Kim. brough. Antos and Harris were identified by sources close to the IAC probe as south Seminole insurance men. Gray is the county personnel director and Kimbi-ough the county commissioner who made the motion for the resolution requesting the probe. The Herald has learned that other witnesses, both under subpoena and inf orma l request to appear, were on standby, but didn't testify before the grand jury. Among those persons were County Commission Chairman Sid Vihien Jr., and at least one member of the IAC. Also on standby yesterday for possible testimony was Bill Canova of the State Inaw-ance Commissioner's Orlando office. Canova didn't testify however, n four and a TUMBLEWEED APRS/ improprieties - r April Knowles pointed out that the paving project let by the Jury today reported it has found that "in the past, there have been what appear to be in the manner of purchase of insurance I by the county) through the Insurance Advisory Commit tee." The Grand Jury however, in an interim report after probing the county's insurance dealings for two days, returned no Ifl. dictments only recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners, The Grand Jury report, returned this morning, "recommends th t the County Commission take action, so that in the future, all purchases of insurance by the County, Will be by public advertising of bids for Insurance contracts open to all companies and agents." The Grand Jury probe of the Insurance Advisory Committee (IAC) was In response to a resolution from the County Commission on Continued on Page 10- A i __________________________________________________________________________________.....__..• three by H.imdQhl & Stt WINTHROP By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer The Seminole County Grand program i" $fUBø / quickly as possible." Change Insurance Policies Halifax Garry Trudeau completed, additional streets "can be put under p3vement as mission's action stemmed from recommendations by Clark, Deitz and Associates, conu1Lirig engineers, as well as M. R. LaZenby, director of public works, and City Manager Warren "Pete" Knowles. __••• TOWER GOING UP IN pleted by use of federal revenue sharing funds and the Corn- - PHONE DCt.,LAS project, which .' . Of - Jury Recommends County the court-ordered "i - /HY. projcr __ ' rJ ' :l/4. Z44'6 A CIILU' tz' i McClanahan ,- '-•:' A to A t 100 1' 9v y1r5, 5R— - GSBUNNY P' 'g ; ' CV 10 /5 Off7CE 7H FY R'ThV&A /5 4V THE 11"PE'6 lIT 7)V 1CS OW )W574Y [ OS ,4'JW. 5V/1s&. i4tt' ' TER 45 )!iCATE EA L 5H.E 5 'ERW EE.1NGS A3OLJ'T' COL..i..EG TEACH - DOONESBURY ca6t'4a L '1 .Z i during book to "Win at Bridge. -(clo this East's two diamond discards CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS QES FIO DOES HAM SOve 45. BAD HA,.__ /1 By Roger BoiIen AT LEASt HE JJJTi 6 FUNNY BUSINES5 twice 1$kV," proved . - J),J I VIlti 0111' TH BOH LOSER _,J, I"fr,LJ A !! .: -. - - o - - .•• ' . 1 - ay Ok on Lake Harney at the east By F.!) I'RUkE'J r boundary of the county. member, said he's receives Herald Staif Writec Bridges also presented to numerous calls to his office Commission a with 59 from local residents and names of property holders The school calendar for next businessmen inquiring as to the along the west shore of the lake year goes to tl'e Sch'il Board exact time school will start and protesting the barrage of noisy tonight, unsan by the end next year S eminole Jea 0 00 many l are n• I SE. i I ASSO( lilt ion after volved besides teachers negot.atc.rs failed stcrday to parent and community inreach any kird of igreement. volvernent. That's the reason it SEA spo!esmnnn Steve can't be tentative," according Rosetha1 turned down Harry to Pelley, the board's chief TALLAHASSEE The bill Pelley's offer to negotiate only spokesman. creating the appointive off kt' th 16 d,li)s used by teachers So, the board will be asked of county comptroller w an for pie-planni ng and work days tonight to approve a calendar passed by the Florida house durhg a low-hour, sometimes which was not aWuved by of Rcprsseutatives today ;rd healed session. SEA. This, SEA officials say, will be considered b the Instead. EA proposed to willallow SEA at a later date to Senate temerrow or h-Iday, agree with the offi:ial calendar challenge the caiendar if the State Rep. Bob I1attawav (I)" çropo3al on.i "tentative" basis as ociation so desires. Altamonte Springs) rer'ort. orih', But Peiev aid, "We can't Rosenthal wanted it known Before becoming lau the make it a tentiitive calendar. that he couldn't initial any legislation requires ajpr!)%nl There are too 'nan)' people agreement on just a part of the by Seminole County's snten4 involved with it,, calendar. 'The reason, he said, during the 1976 presid"utial That statement came after ls because the calendar fsa part preferential primary, Eride Cowey, a Pelley team (Continued on Page 10-A) ' - A. •' "_ .. ''""_ petition lionel Index d Ion RANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thav.s DO*I'T IVAN? : ii PLAST!C SURGEON 0 PI,ASrIc $UgGL0N... I A WA1 tAL SHORT RIBS rj(30?EMN NO, FIREWAIER. )Ci'i. by Frank Hill I Lit MY EUR GCW FOR SF-4ES AN() PAINS. A OM !w an V S'.- ...ANXIED?,I'ENSION A4b1 RJH 141f,-1 1HATJM Fl RESNAr(E rrE 1 I WA-rER'. ALl vu-r Around the Ckck Bridge ('ak'ndar Classified ('antics (rossordhiuk l)ear Abby IA . 6, SB 613 413 9A l'.ditiinial I lorusc tjs' I fospital Obituaries Sjrnrt Television .. 4, 5 1-2-3l 41 WOlIWfl'5 %%EATHER Yesterday's hIgh as 96 The overn ight low was 67. Pa rtly cloudy through tomorrow with a chance of afternoon and evening th undershowers, Highs in low to mid 90s. Lows near 70. Winds 'iriable 10 mph or less except locally strong and gusty near tht'nderslonns. Rain probability 50 per cent In th e afternoon, 30 per ce nt at night. Complete details and tides are on Page 5-A. peop e -,.j . . ,,.-. Comptroller Bill Passed I , if, - - ". . . ' ' - - \ 11 '*t;,..... - , bargnuung -- _ -_ -- - I \ ) 121 ---- ---= —=---. - tq' � 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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E1NG-WA1-C.J 9Y ¶.4OSE NAF<YAPA4ES. VXQ Prank O/vA T ON Hill 67th Year, No. 236—Monday, May 26, 1975 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents I SA 2ry _ Longwood Teacher Claims I T5flT 3 cy2JA isrepresents' Facts SEA M By ED PRICK Herald Staff Writer came after Grooms, the executive director of the AFT's Bob Allan of the United Teachers of Orange. Longwood has been a beehive of activity, most of ween SEA and the School Board. Seminole Education Association (SEA), Grooms said that durinschooI-hours meeting it in opposition to the SEA. However, a petition to Mrs. Moore claims "SEA Is embarrassed by In a renresentivp prepared handout, a Longwoodelementary threatened to file an unfair labor practice corn- was a violation of Flrrida's hr inn C' % I f),.....l faculty wh cii. hr !!: the .:1116 al, the •4CIIuIia w' are auing' about we contract ,; jubjjc ImpIoyes Helations Corn- also said SEA is considering filing a pro a dissident teacher group" today called charges test to the SEA's validity was signed by only six teachers. proposal and as such are throwin g up a mission PERC), the state agency that sets professiona l Practices that Longwood teache1 s are interested in the Commission (PPC), a state Various meetings have been scheduled at the "smokescreen" to confuse teachers, milective barga ini ng guideline for the entire state, agency with investigatory powers. American Federation of Teachers (AFT) a Longwood campus, and speakers have been invited SEA, on the other hand, says collective What Grooms was protesting was the fact that a Asked about the AFT session which occurred "deliberate misrepresentation" from different organizations, bargaining always has been the prime goal of any meeting in which an AFT representati'e spoke to last Wednesday, Mrs. Coberly replied, "You don't "Gene Groo ms knows full well that The AFT meeting, Mrs. Moore says, was the teacher organization. SEA officials also say the position Longwood teachers was held on campus and during talk to me of our group in th at we want no union representation about that. That's out of my Jurisdic. only session held prior to the time school lets out, teachers will have th e final vote of ra fication on school hours. ti tion." But Mrs. Moore confirmed the meeting, and at all. We've even been down to his office to tell him Today at 4p.m., a meeting is scheduled to organize any contract negotiated by the SEA team. That meeting, according to Mrs. Moore, was Pelley adv ised during-school-hour sessions cease, about it," Mrs. Consta n ce Moore said, an association to speak for professional educa to rs Mrs. Moore sa ys SEA should have circulated Pelleya 1 so said the meeting was held on;Inearly lit week, the Scto ty l in Seminole Co un Board's chieff neotiatcr, tu!t rf the contrt propo d for a! kach'rs t ScL m lt.: t at 3:45 U, which i a l lrr% Iellev, a(lvised the lijwod fact jcri to hold s A ctt'rd1r4 tu Mrs. s1m[)1ii:1t the lMnwt fatiion h k read fur contends Mis. Coberly didn't kno w hu the ieatured Coberly, when a teacher is allowed to go home early meetings after school hours only. That advisement collective bargaining and the proposed 75-page Copies of the 75-page proposal, due to cost facspeaker was. The featured speaker turned out to be if that teacher has all of his or her work completed. .- - 1HE rc-FEF ISNTA ROL KQATE.& fVHK IG ENOUGH 1-0 I-IPE BEH1NL LL)ULL) AN /-L-1 . 1—Il i'z:: : FOR M1LRS. -.-.--.._...------------ 1! / . master contrart presendy being negotiated bet. tors, were presented to Pelley's tearn inembers. 6-Year-Old's Death Is Pro_________________ bed By Pol ice INK - US Pat OH._ Fv 01 BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & 11exindahl .L FyI L-'U t TH' WATER T\-\ COOLER! )i $ !L L0 6Q~ HEY, PORKY, I GOT A \ REAL KNEE-SLAPPR_) FER YA T'D1AY.' I'M —' r-r--r / .R: R n WAITING/ /-\' 7,; a - Raw 'n1t,lm., i •ul___Il_ !I- - '•','( II .. '' . 404m -%V 44-` I j txpected today, according to police. 2, - --- ;; 1' ¶ *Vltq 4 '7'_ '- " _____ DAY? .- VD SAY TWO HOURS, GIVE OR TAKE A COUPLE \ 0' MINUTES.' ) i FiU4Th1'PnII , . -,/ : ' ••- ' , " '. • ,. , -i'i-- ( ,.f.J - - -, - . , .• ______ ',• '• ç. .', ,. _____ ..,' .à' ____,,'._f -1k - "•'. .t'i' ...MELON TIME denerJames Williams, Brian Nulty, Benry Holcomb and Ricky Perkins. t1leraldStaff 11hotob Vincent) EEK & MEEK by HoWie Schneider F1)RE Th€M Board To Hear Congressmen On Junkets Parents' Input OUT 1' A large contingent of members of Congress are taking Bill yAltamonte Springs, a short time after the accident. Inside Today k)MO CAM •." These sIu(knts at Id)lw tide Elementary School show what happiness really is and in this case it' sa healthy chunk of fee cold watermelon. Kneeling, from left, are Jenny Elliott and Leanna Minis while HAPPINESS IS... 1II1t L .1 k f_i ,. Henry 'I .iOWCT$, ¶G, Oil A popka, was iva in WCtuu aàu souaLit L Ma ry Boule v ard 011 £1 been sick for "some time" and exit. appeared to have diarrhea on Saturday and Mrs. Iowan was Senunule County Sheriff's yesterday, in the Woodlands breaking and entering with said to have administered the deputies today were In- subdlvblon, west of Longwood. Intent to commit a worm medicine. vestigatlng two burglaries of Deputies report burglars misdemeanor and booked at Sanford Detective Lt. residences In the county in broke into the home of Richard county jail in lieu of $500 bond. Wtlliazu Lykens said today no which a total of more than G. Secor, 31. 124 Fox Ridge A 27-year-old Sanford man, charges would be filed until an $9,000 worth of stereo equip- Run, and stole $3,000 worth of found early this morning nut(1 )S) Is completed. tent cameras and other stereo equipment, cameras and wandering aimlessly on SR 46 1k nr 1' llshd Jowirs 19 of possessions were stolen jewelry , east of the Geneva Bridge, told Apopka, Route Two, became George Orthos, 32, Apt 256, A 25-year-old Oviedo woman Sheriff's deputies he had been Seminole's first holiday Spanish Trace Apartments, in was arrested Sunday night by beatupandrobbedofroby two weekend traffic fatality — and Altamonte Springs, reported sheriff's deputies on a Marion men last night in Volusia the year's sixth highway death his apartment was burglarized County warrant for passing bad County, near DeLand. Mozell Saturday night when his auto sometime during the weekend checks. Curtis, 41012 Hickory Ave., was veered from the northbound and an estimated $6,330 worth Penny Dailene Still, Route 3, picked up on the highway by lane of 1-4, just south of the of possessions were taken. Box 320, was booked into John Hines, 28, 285 E. Sanlajido Lake Mary Boulevard exit, and Deputies report that burglars Seminole County Jail on four Springs, who took Curtis to rolled through the median into entered the apartment through separatechargesandtotalbond Seminole Memorial Hospital. the southbound lanes, the front door and stole stereo was set at $662. Curtis was treated for cuts Florida Highway Patrol equipment. cameras. a A 29-year-old Sanford and bruises. Trooper J. A. Brown said briefcase, jewelry, a cassette woman, Ruthie Mae Brooks, Curtis told deputies he did not Jowers was alone in the car and recorder and several Suit! of Box 3153 W. 5th Si, was remember what time the indied at Florida Hospital North. clothes. arrested by Sanford Police cident took place. Volusia Police report the child had - . V. • / - - 4t4j1 / Europe "to Investigate" at taxpayers expense. See story on Page 2-A of today's Evening Herald, Bobby Unser of Albuquerque. N.M., won his second Indianapolis 500 yesterday in a rain-shortened race. A. Foyt had led in the early going but had to settle for third place In his bid for an unprecedented fourth Indy crown. See the stories on Page l.Bof today's Herald sports. Solution For Housewives Is the ri-i-ing of the telephone and ding-dong of the front door bell driving you housewives crazy? Then ft J \l h' ' so lu tion to tleast part of the problem shou!d ring a bell with you. Page 6-A, Women's Section Portugal To Impose Ban Portugal's military rulers are expected to take action that would ban or severely restrict political party ac tivitles in that nation. See story on Page 5-A (if Iliv Herald. Today at 4 o'clock is "parent mendations which will be iiiiut" time concerning the presented at a 7 p.m. board controversial School Board meeting Wednesday at the decision to clm- Rosenwald AiLatnonte Springs City Ilall. Initially. Layer recatti- Last week. School Board mended that Rosenwald be Chairman Bud Feather called converted, but asked that the for a meeting today at the board bus some 207 black board's co nference room in students to Lake Orienta, a new Sanford. school scheduled to open next School Supt Bud La)er sai d sear this morning he's going to hand Layer's decision was over- Ile second large burglary yesterday morning. occurred between Friday and Off , _ L' . : CaSSelberry. As a result requested ;in investigation ~%- of that IInInI,-,n 1114n it Q 111.6— I" _ - Z-1 -3 --- "a. . • • , • I . r -. - - - . ' , 31 $/ IlIIIiiiri. II'IIf/ were I 4 ,I____ if 7- ! 'I I • • _____ 4 iJiAlI' I/NI tiM J II I .1ii' /J Ii 1 (f i :J -' P 41 1 . OF y1r,r 0 1 dill i£ :fIfJIi I Gar), Chimiley. a 4-year-old servu e st I tion attendant, saved t he life of n youth who had ta ken an oserdcise of a tranquilizer and trie to drown himself. S 80101 1 Ma)or Lee Tloure (1414,) and Wa e Albert, presiden of "Ai kng as there are law. 'ie Ci' alec Sanford Chimnber of Commriei'ce, cut the ribbon of. breaker in the world, we must - BICENTENNIAL ease and r&case from daily tensions over the Memorial Day weekend, ani at the attii time remem be rer that the t!clida) was caile1tt , cornmeiiicrate the country's war dead. It was a noliday of triumph: iii. an inNashville, Turn,. " N ________ By The tssdated Pt-?;'; Bobby U,iser won the In. dianapolis 5W for thiv second to --'- loliday /s MiXed A,'Ilericans it all llwir .- arieoy 4if Imtes and longings !ought .. / :- •. -. • - • - last week okayed the board's the Lake Orienta area. That decision to turti Rosenwald into p]a n bused blacks to a facility for the mentally (asselbrr) handicapped but turned So, parents in the Rosenwald thumbs down on its decision to area protested by boycotting bus Rosenwald students past the school for three weeks. three other schools en route to Also, Rosenwald parents authorities I PRESENT Er parenLi "crayons and maps" ridden after presentation , of and let them to to it. the "Lake Orienta Plan,' a itie US. Justice Department plan proposed by parents County She was charged with notified of the incident. A merica 's advantage of the Memorial Day recess to make trips to Herald -rip; An autopsy on the death is - DO YOU KNOW 1-40W MUCH TIME VOU WASTE AROUND This OFFICE EVERY ______________________ -- (lead on arrival at Seminole Memorial Hospital at 10:30 -' — - Police said the child, Lucious a -- - r ;" C. lnrnan 1306 W. 4th St., was 4 i- t, ______ --- Sanford Police are in vestIgatin, the thatti )esterday of a six-year-old Sanford child who died one day, after his mother reportedly had given him "worni inedicine," to cure . 7~ 4 _______ '-- , / --.IAs lI K lU( Uer3ld St 1% . - •i i, -- I1 I cfall% operting tie American Blcentet~nlal Florida Exhlbl- at have the strength and rcsolve t,, �____________________________________________________________________________ - - -, -. - -- -- - - - - - - ------- - - - - - - - •--• • • - . -- 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Monday, May 2t,' Taxpayers NA10N Given ve Fail:1ure ; WASHINGTON (AP) - Congressional Democrats have various explanations for their failure to legislate an energy conservation program for the nation. Somoe blame ....... g ',. cr nc' r.; agreement before the current recess. Others say the fmhmen aren't following enough. And others. including Senate Majority Leader Mike Manield, fault the corn .- i.*ti(ive JtWisUILlIOnS iUt1fl Lnigre. a . - k""%: ~xf,.at.,c arc krttlll#~ li&!L 11i Trus t' IN BRIEF Students ra e Music For Trays A prons VFRO HFACII' (A - Fifteen students trade music sheets for aprons and trays six nighLi a week as they wait tables between song revues in return for scholarships and tips, -The hardest thing is to chr.nee (-nm:--:xMntr.fr% na~ lurniing, said Jim Touchton, 22, of Palatka, Fla. ,you inight return to the tables and start singing." Co-owners John T. I-ischa arid Roger Ryeacki say they held dU(litiO1 at 96 colleges in search of muskal -, waiters" arid "waitresses" before opening theMusicana last week In this Atlantic resort town. - .114A IVAN. slit. [L'is knov"i itr,! a:.- 1 Casselberry VFW Olds er ces government funds for expenses The trip to Berlin, Bnmsels, Itome Naples, Vienna, Athens CASSELI3ERRY - Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10050 held and the Azores began after memorial servisys at the Cassielberry Cemetery yesterday in Congress began the 10-day re- honor of 18 men who gave their lives or had served in the military cess Thursday night. of the United States. A Pentagon spokesman, when A flag donated by the Post was raised and a wreath of poppies asked how the members were fasNoned by the Ladies Auxiliary was placed in the cemetery. selected for the Pentagon-sporv. The Post said it will see to it a flag is always at the cemetM. sored trip said "most are Police Chief George Karcher was guest speaker for the ocWASHINGTON AP The new head of President r'e"be' of the House irter- =ion. national Relations Committee Participating in the event were VFW Post and Auxiliary 50 Vietnamese government is cooperating with the United and the others all have an inof Winter Springs; American Legion Post 256, Casselberry; Nations in negotiating about refugees who wish to return terest in NATO affairs." Sanford VFW Post 10108 junior girls and the Seminole County to their home muntry. Julia Vadela Taft said in an inBut only two of the congressCivil Air Patrol. terview that the names of those who wish to return are men are members of that cornSpecial guests included foils Johnson, past state VFW being submitted to the U.N. high commissioner on mittee Reps. Dante B. Fascell, commander; Jack Burns, district 18 VFW commander; Bob refugees, who will subrnit them to the new governments of i D-Fla.. and Robert D~sert, state chaplain, who gave We benediction; Edward C.vnbDdia and South Vietnam. Lagornarsino, R-Calif. Izbicky, outgoing commander of VFW Post 256; George Yager, Five others are on subcorn- sixth district of Florida, American Legion; Alex Gutierrez, first inittees dealing with NATO af. %ice commander, Post 256; Joe Pavone, Seminole County fairs. Bicentennial Committee veterans coordinator, commander of They are Sen. Roman L. Legion Post 256 and representing Voitlere 478, 40 and 8. f Colliflnued From Page I-A) does exist that a judge could Hruska. R-Neb., and Reps. Chuck Diegan, Cassielberry post chaplain and George Howard That probe was made, and the rule the conversion is violation Clarence D. Long, 1)-Md., Ed- were in charge of all color guards and firing squads. Taps results were telephoned to of a 1970 desegration order, but ward I. Koch, 1)-N.Y., Burt L played by Bob Tingle and the bagpipes were played by Bob Layer last Wednesday. School schoolofficials feel secure such Talcott, R-Calif., and Edward Mrs. Cathy Howard, president of 10050 Ladles officials still await the written a ruling is highly unlikely. T. Patten. D-N.J. placed wreaths of poppies on the graves of the 18 veterans. order. KEY WEST, (AP) -Seven Key West fishermen who reportedly were held in Cuba for two months after their two vessels were seized by Cuban gunboats were but detalls of the Cuban exiles' returio were 5k~-tchy "The boats are back in," a Coast Guard spokesmars here sild. 1k confirr,d that the two boats the Willie Mae and the Josefa Maria, and their entire crews had retur ned. 1W VF PRICES vi TH RUS 21 PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Hwy. 17-92 at 27th St. Next to A&P S. Vietnam Cooperating The seven, including a 13-year-old lx)y, were first reported missing March 31 when they failed to return from a fishing expedition. A U.S. Coast Guard spokesman &aid at the time that a search for the two vessels failed to turn up any sign of them, The !e'en were :(.cntl.Icd a F..stc,,an Diaz, l, I{ulandu Agular, 24; ilodolfo Aguilar, 17; Felix Aguilar; Hilarlo 0amejo; Carmelo Fernandez; and Enrique 13. - - -- 1:1 i 1111 1 1101 i i i - .-- . S •., -'" I Board Hears Parents - __________________ __________ A ALKA I . I Black oke sinen sa" tiv will continue to fight Rosenwald conversion in the courts. A suit is still pending in federal court In Orlando. That petltl signed by Hubert Felder, Jes Gadson an A TITUSVII 1k' AP - A Georgia innkeeper flying in her second "Angel Derby" and a co-pilot making the race for the first time are the unofficial winners of the 1,4&9-rnile Canada-to-Florida race. Esther Wright of Thomasville, Ga., and co-pilot Joyce Akers of Decatur, Ga., were declared first Sunday among 51 lanes competing in the handicap race for women Officials said the two had a handicap speed of 142 miles per hour but flew their Cessna 182-K plane at an average speed of 163.636 m.p.h., beating their handicap by an average of 21.636 m.p.h, The race began Thursday at Ontario, Canada, and ended Saturday in Titusville. I A -. - . , - SELTZER I - Latest '+# Rate H i es Hits Consumers 4 ) 36 FOIL — ------ --- -- -:LJ LIS 1,25 T %.... block the vrersion, which was recon). rnended by the state in a recent study. to 50 % Save 1O% to 50% A - 1 . . ri' W'' We're Eliminating An d Furniture In Our Stores - "I- ULTRA I I A II 35 0 F R SSS llCaftwd From Page I-A) three late had 261 and orwthdstratstateaward," he said. All I I fl r Before Senkarik was sworn in for the year, outgoing President Larry Blair installed Tom Freeman and Bill Bracken as first and second vice presidents, Jim Melvin as secretary'. Bruce McKsbbin treasures-and C J Bass as t I r ri" GS TS A Leasing Evidence • NATION-WIDE SALE - I TALLAIIAMEE (AP)-The chairman of a House slibcommittee probing state sCu.C.3 a HIS C ire crnp1 hinted at the possibility of dra. inatic testimony at today's hearing. "I can't sayanything, b going to be in living color." said unusually tight-lipped Earl Dixon, D-Jacksonville, . The list of witnesses today cluded two of Gov. Reubin Ask. ew's top aides, Jim senior executive assistant and Chester Blakemore. chief Cabinet aide. Dixon declined to discuss details of any evidence gathered • the riati us s bcom)appprop araon or the hearing. inittee in But he said he was "sure the line of inquiry will be sucti that many unanswered questions will be answered." One chief area of concern to the panel centers on Blake. financial relationship - .. AVIN • ' - S L I " LATEX our regular low prices. Every item in all Noll's Stores will be marked down at least 10%,, some to 5o%. Due to the discounts, all items are as cash and included Director of the Year, Bowlin; SPOKE of 0* Year, Bracken Sparkplug of the Year, Freerr=; Key Man, Bass and the Presidential Award of honor, McKibbin. WIZARD AIR=FRESHENER F ' DUAN'SCAREER qPPAREL 9 OZ. U s or Delivery available at small charge. i it) ANKAMMM Ewn!!% H"UH CREDIT AVAILABLE 11 ORLANDO I 300 Pd Eret(h Fia 17111 Ave,SA0rO II_11111 ui• -- L, 4 reported that Flor da in 1974 average hoine ase of electricityfell Io the first (line in 30 year:i. It dropped to 9,758 kilOW3tt hours from 11,459 1973. However, the St. Petersburg-based firm reported that at the same time peak demand Increased slightly, froin 2.8 millicn kilowatts to 2.9 million. "What we want is conS _I SAT 9- SN 125 MonSut '!AMk'.'. 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A request from Flori~a Pow- [leak-hour and peak-month sent out over his signature outer Corp. for a $65.6 million in- differentials also are part of an lining the agency's intention to Ipac. an,,,iinlinished Winewood crease is due for consideration jcraU which the coininisson has been building at it titne of budget next Monday. cutbacks and reorganization of The increases are blwned conducting for months. Peak-use demands have been the huge department. primarily on inflation, sharply rising fuel prices and higher in- grosing at about 11 per cent a terest rates on money borrowed year in Florida in pot years to meet construction needs as compared with 6.7 per cent na p dernd ows. tionall)', Kennedy said. Ketlysaid the rnpanies Jay Kennedy, PSC executive diretor, said conservation is would be niuch better off finanidll) b) operating their one answer to keeping don the fl 11 need 'o borrow construction presvnt plants than having to IlioiWy, but the eastomer must build ne plants, ihtch cost so conserve at peak use periods much more because of in (1 Peak ow 'r' '" L Kenned) said conseration summer inotks hen air con ditioners are on, and about 44 might force Arabs to cut oil p.m. dad) when television sets, prices because Saudi Arabia stoves, dishwashers,lights, and for Instance, was selling 5.5 barrels a day of oil, other appliances are turned on, million. down to Kennedy said. - I. however, oil exporting naElectric companies must meet the tions have said they are consid to build generators they have to let ering a price increase Conditioning or spin needlessly . during eli-peak hours. Nation. wide, U)e average use of elecHave you t)~ to that ntw vn,16tm tricity is only 5.1 per cent of the tit cIirraUrg Iliere re signs; thot the ccri. OF SANF011D INC. smation of electricity in FloriIt's I Block So of Dog Track Rd too N. MA PL E PH, 322 1121 da has not cut down peak de- 1 YOU — v I 5 oz. 5000 167 and another award and -- ()'Malley's explanation last TALLAHASSEE (All) — have kislators headed home his proposals to the people if the gled out only two rnaor issues measure ard scheduled a final week of the purpose for solic- Pressured by Gov. Reubin Frithr; I week before Uie legislature doesn't acton them. remaining before the J legisla- vote today. A 14-member apiting ffie money froin Independ. Askew for passage of his pet scheduled June 6 adjournment. He wants to require officials ture: Reorganization of the propriatioris conference comPnI I , thC 1C& 'ki • &eiuuIL ttIipsy to iliaXe public their income-tax Health and Rehabilitative Ser mittee mu Ls for the first tune sonvilN,. early adjournment, lawmakers Barron, D-Paniana City, would returns and financial state- ices Department and the budget this week. (YMalley said in a statement hope this week will be the final like to see his chamber go home inents. Ills proposals also in- for fiscal year 1975-76. last Thursday he had obtained one of the session, early, too, but is not as anxious chide bills for standards of conFor the first time this ses;ion, A Ilouseenate conference the inoney to defray expenses of House Speaker Donald Tuck- as Tucker. duct judicial election reforms. t-vinniittee luis settled differ- the Senate is scheduled to ineet the convention of the National er. I) Tallahassee has vowed to Askewhas threatened to take Tucker and Barron have sin ences in the }ilreorganization every day of the week - • Honor Winners Lawmakers Hone TnTnrf -.--........Session This Wppk =3 ~~_ I leases the Department of IlealthandllehabilitativeServ. k ices office space in eight build. ings at a cost of about $1.8 mu. lion a year. Blakemore was director of the Department of General F I' M f t" '- higher charges for Services when the leases were summer approved. He resigned In Au. the latest round of electric-rate electricity gust, 197 7.1, to become an assisthits consumers. nionths. hikes Such charges were approved ant to the managing partner o officials say stable fuel prices and conservation could keep the for FP&L. Tampa Electric and the Vtneood Corp. He joined prices from escalating again. Gulf Power. Florida Power also the governor's office in But neither Is by any means expect! to get them. OneAskewassociateafread-, certain. KcnnedysaidthecommLssion has lost his job partly because The Public Service Commis- also is seeking a grant from sion has granted rate increases Fedet dl Energy Administration of Winewood. Save lO% I,I % With a contribution to his 1970 testimony before the panel by the Insurance Commissioner campaign uiid that he thought votes on what is expected to be to defray expenses were perhaps he would like to make .1 a recommendation that not covered. December, 1971. member it," Faircloth testified, contribution at that time. O'Mi1ley be impeached. i%rnong the witnces were "Was there any conversation He told the committee that Period." Faircioth testified that he had Peninsular life president Jack back in 1971 by Mr. O'Malley or O'Malley had hirii obtain the Faircioth was the first of nine solicited nearly $3,00C in conul- Quaritius, board member Miany members of his staff that in money from Jacob Bryan, witnesses called before the butions for O'Malley from chael O'Neil, attorney Ralph fact additional money was Independent [Afe president, coimnittee today in what is bankers. lie said O'Malley put Wickersham and Secretary Suneeded to defray convention because the firm "did not make expected to be the last round of the money in a trust fund used san Skipper. '' Georgian Wins Flying Race •'t executive assistant, testified today that O'Malley made no mention of defraying Con. vention expenses when he instructed Faircloth to solicit a $1,000 contribution from an in. surane company. Faircloth's testimony to the House impeaclunent C01111111ittei: mnsidering impeachme ry P TALLAHASSEE 1AP) - E. Association of Insurance expensps"" asked Rep. Ralph 'Corn Commissioners, for which he Ila be n, 11'iliiitto. missioner Thomas O'Malley's played ht at Miami Beach in "II there was, I do not re t has probably trusted, her abilityto unctio.,sexuallyIS very likely to become impaired," Dr. Paulme B. Rart said To be raped by a stranger is a violation of your bmly; to be raprd by soniewoe you luiow a" an e%vn crueler violation of tnist," she said. The ace in the hole held by school officials now is the fact that the Justice Department ba.s ruled on the board's behalf. This would make it difficult for a judge to rule against it. Nonetheless, te possibility a FL ORIDA ' a ••• - wwnha is ..Jokd hk I CHICAGO (AP) - Wornen raped by men they know suffer greater psychological damage thart thow raped by nj _5ff3_ N_ tions' 'Inspec Holiday judiciary subcommittees also WHlNGN (AP) - At The 10 members not on any troop ducUons wi th a stop at Attending the Noah Atlantic t re nch relations are Re are aveling. least 49 members of Congress NATO-related subcommittee the air show on the way home. Assembly conference with Brooks, Bob CaseY Five members of ()i jpjpJ. are taking advantage of the are Reps. Phil M. Landrum, DJ The 10 House members are Hays are Reps. Jack Brooks, I). Philip Burton, E)-Ca Charles graUon subcommittee are tray. Mcmcrial uay recess to make Ga., Herman T. Schneebeli, R. Reps. Samuel S. Stratton, 1)- Tex., and Bob Wilson, R-Calif. Buchanan, R-Ala.,t L. cling to Moscow and Leningrad, trips to Europe to Investigate at Mark Andrews, R-N.D., Don N.Y., William L. Dickenson, RThe six members joining Hays Rose, D-N.C., and Step and possibly Kiev, to study taxpayer expense. If. Clausen. R-Calif., Del Ala., Floyd D. Spence, R-S.C., in Paris to discuss international Neal, D-N.C. The trips include an in- Clawson, R-Calif., Robert B. William J. Randall, 1)-Mo., monetary problems and U.S.. Members of three House spection tour of NATO facil- Duncan, 1)-Ore., C.W. "Bill" Robin Beard, R.Tenn., Charles ities. visits to the Paris air show Young, R-Fla., Yvonne Brath- H. Wilson, Di-Calif., Robert L. WE RESERV and travels to look into the waite Burke, D-Calif., Williant Leggett, D-Calif., Marjtrie S. THE RICH treatment of Jews in the Soviet N. Ketchum. R-Calif., and Holt, R-Md., Richard C. WItite, TOLIMI Union and to examine prison IYent Lott. R-Mis& D-Tex., and Abraham Kazen QUANTITIE •& . systems i n Swenen and eti &3vsuett iUPflStun Jr., Jr., b-Ix. Holland. D-Ia., cancelled out to take a Also going to Paris is Rep. we Time for sightseeing and trip with a 67oup that will go to Wayne I- flays, president of the shopping is set aside along with the Pans air show, an aide said North Atlantic Assembly, who strangers, a University of Illinois medical school ociologist says. "It is certainly not surprising that when a 'V iolation --g Make Monday, May 26,197S-IA E vening Her3ld. Sanford, FL Vacations time off at night for entertain- which 10 House Armed Services delegation to an assembly conment. Committee members are going ference in Brussels and then a Tlwy get expense money plus to Vienna to visit the U.S. dele- seven-member delegafion to a heir costs but members gation on mutual U.S.-Soviet confeftnce m Paris taking their spoum have to pay extra. Or the NATO trip, for example. the Pentagon says each of the 16 House rnernbe*rs an,! -- C For ' Reasons I Out Congressmen IN BRIEF Fo r L e gs I Shell t " �I Evening HemW 300 N. FRENCH well in today's Herald on Page 1-A, so we won't go Congratulations are in order for Skip Senkarik, this except to say "thanks" to guys like Skip Further, year's Sanford-Seminole Jaycee's Man Of The Year. the honor bestowed upon Senkarik at Senkarik, Larry Blair and Fred Kolesar who form the local chapter of the and Saturday night's Jaycee's AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Arri Code 305-322-2611 or 831.9993 Actually, annual Monday, May 26, 1975-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director 9 — . — u.ui iiuiiiuvivu tipi UAUUdLW The ock Cl .. _Mer.nnr.iiJ Day hag always been a bittersweet holiday in America. But it is especially sad when the occasion for special remembrance of those who have fallen in the nation's wars becomes a matter of what is convenient - or profitable - for the commercial community. Persuaded by those who said that It made more sense to have a th1ee-day weekend every year rather than have a holiday fall in the middle of the etk, as it sometimes did, Congress several years ago changed Memorial Day from May 30 to the last Monday in the month . It also moved Veterans Armistice Day from Nov. II to the last Monday in October for the same reason, as well as to put more and Thanksgiving. Not all of the states fell in line with the change; a few have continued to observe the traditional dates. Some Southern states have always observed Confederate Memorial Day on different days in April and May. If a lobbying campaign being conducted chiefly by former servicemen is successful, Veterans Day will once again be redesignated as Nov. 11. The U.S. Senate has already so acted. Other bills have been introduced in Congress to move Memorial Day back to its original spot on the calendar. TOM .nivv •'------.... r mCraihiMInn iiiu Monday J iJune 9Rnm ' r ..... LYMAN H.S. meetings. . I ., . _ 111. hts I -' J V V .- - e l id I ng 4. ' - B of I to proletarian JACK naut linked on a program of research and other experiments eft over by the first crew to visit the orbiting laborator reported. The Soviet space program has been dogged by setbacks, but the news agency said Air Force IA. Col. Pyotr Klimuk, 33, and his civilian engineer, Vitaly Sevastyanov, 40, "reported that all the syste ms of the station are functiomung normally and they feel well." The doc king took place a bout 30 hours alter the spaceship blasted off Saturday. y, Pre[uier Bows - MAY 24,1g75 Sanford: BIRTHS Lena Belle Jennings Evelyn Jo7wfrk Mr. and Mrs. Gene PatricIa) Amanda Montgomery Burke, a girl, Sanford Elizabeth E. Patrick Mr. and Mrs. William I). Mildred Smith (Isabella) Iticharde, a boy, Lois Vaughn Sanford San!ord Virginia H. Wagner Joseph J. Wiggins Mr. and Mrs. Haynes Charlie A. Bumgardner, (Catherine) Savage, a boy, Deltona Longwood Herman Wagner, Deltona Catherine I.. Savage, DISCHARGES Longwood Robin Timothy Akey, Sanford: Notice nf en CALENDA Orlando Carl E. Bowman, Oviedo ADMISSIONS in Draw Altamonte To J Z O Districts T Margaret Berger John L. Crawfard Sandra D. Goodenough & baby girl David Horace Green James L. June Jacqueline Denise White Gerald F. Page. DeBary Deone Allet', Deltona Carrie U. Kosowsky. Deltona Mary Frances Sullivan, Deltona Joan E. Crist, Longwood - " To Monday, May 2, 075-11A ProtestQul "ts Johnny Lee Thompson Wiley H. Burrow Darren Ray Justice Early Bradford Anthony Placido Katherine L. Quackenbush Laura S. Lavery, Deltona Lorraine P. Flowers, osteen - Release OAR ES SAI.AAM, Tanzania A third American kidnaped Tanzania, one to U.S. AmubassaAPI Guerrillas from Zaire by the guerrillas, Barbara dor Beverly Carter, one to the holding two Americans and c Smut., .4, of Ann Arbor, %l•;. .' ,., U .S . Eniassy, öCt to Dutch Dutch woman kidnaped a week ws freed early Sunday. She Ambassador Van den Berg ago are believed demanding the brought with her nine letters: and three from the hostages to release Zaireans held as po- three from the guerrillas to their parents. litical prisoners in Tanzania. President Julius Nycrere of Carter said a report that the kidnapers were demanding a million dollars was inaccurate. He said he did know of any demands made the United S ta tes or on any government i • • except Tanzania's. - r M_ Jan r-t- ,. •; ' of I"oi"tijgal M a y Ban not ailies r'oliticai P - Those still held by the kidLISBON, Portugal (AP) The Socialists, who outscored napers are Carrie Hunter, The Armed Forces Movement, the Communists 3-to-i in the 21, of Atherton, Calif.; Kenneth Portugal's quasi-parliament, i cons titutional assembly elec- Stephen Smith, 22, of Gar den meeting tod ay to discuss tions a month ago, held a five- Grove, Calif., a nd Emilie van whether to abolish political hour rally Sunday attended by Zinnick Bergman of The Nethparties because of the 10-day- 10,000 persons in the Lisbon erlands. old crisis between the Corn- sports palace. __________ munists and the Socialists. Socialist leader Mario Soares asserted that Portugal is RUTH Many of the 247 officers of the threatened with a Communist I'll meet you a? left-leaning assembly were dicta torship and declared: DEAN CAREER APPAREl reported to favor a bolition or 'Only a party with the strength ir.: e . i'i..., ;,i fur ther limitatio ns on the activ- of the Socialists consolidate H wy 179I.CaSSOMMY&W"64 ities of the parties. democracy In Portugal." Jane __ can w in of N J' SHOP 1 ~ PA.R.K PEOPLE- ages. - p.m., WEATHER was SANFORD 4 TH ST. I e - SAL,E . -1.4 M . REMODELING ~ LEAN BONELESS ALL MEAT i~ I of ,- ___ QUEEN I]1 for S a.m.. a.m., STEW±. STEAK BACON CUBE BONELESS ROUND . - 911 -. SIRLOIN OR CLUB $ 37 LB. THEY LAST OLD FASHIONED THICK SLICED LB. ii 38 PARK AND SAN FORD AVE. SHOP 41h ONLY FRESH 4 r p.m.; p.m. ANDERSON WITH THIS COUPON 20 OZ. 99C LS VOID AFTER WED., MAY 2$ HOMOGENIZED 0 0 WASHINGTON Several weeks before the hostilities is clearly indicated." disagree with Mike, I don't think the act applies have a time probem to coordinate our planning." Cambodians seized the Mayaguez., President But not until he had already ordered the It was intended to cover aggressive In the first the War Powers Act, the Ford began to look for a dramatic way to Marines to go ahead with the rescue operation action." President re-established his authority to order demonstrate that the United States wasn't going did Ford call congressional leaders to the White Sen. Robert Byrd, D.-W. Va., the Democratic military forces into action with no more than to take any more kicking around. house May 14. Then he notified them the whip, asked why the leaders weren't consulted advance notification of Congress. Confidential Vii'iite lk'u,e m iluti t1u that 'iction; itit'u.ld bestretchinj to nay W "o,tsultei' "a. ItUt at the ti- chq'iij.,n i; belti, he chafed over the U.S. setbacks Southeast vaii. But he encountered hide opposition from made." lie, too, was concerned over the born, theFeotiote Intel:igence reporta s that Mayaguez incident may have been Asia. These events had made him look like a the leaders. house Speaker Carl Albert merely bing missions against the Cambodian mainland. Q(ifi weak, indecisive leader. "1 know what the mall to asked how they should "answer charges in the Perhaps the leaders could have iiiade their oil bed that may he grumped April 22 strategy house lie the War Powers Act." the Wei Islands, input, perhaps to urge caution in striking those Geologists have reported signs of undersea oil in session, ta rge ," ts su ed ggest Byrd. The President stated that he hadn't this Rot he was more concerned about ha "(This Is) a proper question and I'll answer violated the act. "I co ce that each step I've other co about his leadership, it," said Ford. "As commander-in-chief, I taken has been within my powers," he said. The new Communist government in Phnom have to show sonic strength," he declared,"to believe that "I 1973 the responsibility to protect U.S. citizens con- Perth moved quickly to occu regardless the py the Islands, which help us.. . with our credibility abroad." legislation, I have the authority I am using as sistent th the War Powers Act." He had or. are also being claimed by the new Saigon dered the bombing of the mainland, he saId, to regime. commander-in-chief." Ma; 12 when they bosrded the U.S. ,iicrchanj protect the rescue operation. U.S. satellite photos at the heighth of the ship. He went ahead with the daring rescue. He had fulfilled his obligation, he said, by "I'm In no position say your position Is crisis showed only rock d foliage on the Island without asking the permission of Congress. .adv,sing" them of the military move after It wrung or outside your authority," Byrd pressed, of Tang whet e the Marines landed. Therefore, lie was aware not only that the rescue at- was underway. "We reached our decision at 5:50 "but why were not some leaders both sides they had not expected the heavy resijtance they tempt might fail but that he could be challenged p.m.," he said. "(Then) we called you In." brought in before your decision?" encountered: by Congress. For the War Powers Act, which an Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield "Bob," replied the President, "there has been Apparently, the Cambodians had moved In angry Congress passed in 1973, declared: also expressed "apprehensIon," particularly continuous contact with the leaders. But we have troops to claim the islands and gunboats to "The President In every possible instance over striking the Cambodian mainland, a government of separation of powers. We have challenge any that ventures too close, shall consult with Congress blore introducing But Sen. Clifford Case, R.-N.J., who helped livedwithin the law as It relates to our obligation Their purpose, ships the lntelligen reports Indicate, U.S. armed forces into hotilit1es or Into draft the War Powers Act, defended the to a coordinate branch of the government," may have been to claim the potential oil under situations wher immInent involvement In President. "As the author of the act," he said, "I Then, as an afterthought, he added: "We did the ocean, For H on MAY25, 1975 ADMISSIONS MAY MAY 31-JUNE 1 DISCHARGES li ldylwllde Elementary School ALTAMONTE SPRINGS missioner George Perjcins to fill Robert W. Markos Mid-State Antique Battle The Skating Party, MelodeeSkating City corninLsslon tomorrow the unexpired term of a Collectors Ronnie Inc., M. Holloway seventh annual at 4:30 p.m. Is expected to resigned member. Rink. 6:301:30 p.m. Donn a I. I"nlev & Baby Girl show and sale, Rollins College consider the pr',pozai of th - Public bearings and Sanford Homemakers Club, Field House, Winter Park. William 0. Carpenter districting committee, which adoption of ordinances on storm 1:30 p.m., home of Bea Margare t L. Boyd has drawn ne boundary lines water management, electrical, Newsome, 301 E. 24th St. Virginia it. Wagner JUNE 12 for the areas which members mechanical and swimming pool Beulah M. Black Auditions for Bicentennial the commission must reside. codes. MAY 27 The districting committee is -A letter from City Attorney Cindy L. Neal Sanford Optimist 'dub noon Choris, 2-5 p.m., Altamonte to meet tonight to take final Joe Davis regarding Associated Mamie L. Bradley luncheon, Sheraton Inn 14 and Springs Civic Center. Primarily MarieJean A. Cumin action on the proposal. The Building and Contracting's Ernti Coach Jerry for teenagers, but open to all Dickerson SR 46 Speaker first proposal, payments to sub-contractors Posey, Seminole High which would have eliminated and suppliers for the northside Jacquelyn Delores Jones Rene J. Kaufmann, Deflary City Commissioner Helen ,sanitary seser district. Sanford Grammar School Betty Yates, DeLand Keyser's district and thus deny A report of numbers of final meeting. PTA, 7:30 her the right to seek re-election homes and afrtments within Eloise I. Chester, Deltona Fifth Grade Awards Program. Louise Barker, Longwood this year abandoned In the city from the post office Robin Timothy Akey, MAY 28 ___ favor one eliminating the department. Orlando Annual meeting Central base of no commissioner. Yesterday's high 92, overFlorida Chapter, American Red According to the city charter, Cross, 5 p.m., home of Mr. and night low 69. Partly cloudy the Uty Commission has no ___ SPEED (j Mrs. Taylor Drysdale, 5526 through Tuesday with a chance right to change the recomParkdale Dr., Orlando, of afternoon and evening mendatiori of the committee. If eMGrtiw-Ed.ciCorrp'-ryDvi'-i followed by swimming, boating thundershowers. Highs in the the City Commission does not and dimmer (call Red Cross low to mid 90s. Lows In the adopt an ordinance setting the 8 0 office for reservations). Open to upper 60s. Variable winds 10 committee recommendation, it mph. Rain probability 30 per will become law automatically. all Interested In Red cross. cent In the afternoon, 2D per Other business on the agenda cent at night. MAY 31 tomorrows meeting Includes: League of Women Voters Extended Outlook Wed. -A personnel administration Spring Luncheon, Sears nesday through Friday board appointment by Corn. 0 Community Room, Altamonte Continued warm and humid f Mall. Speaker, Dr. John Mills, with widely scattered thun. director of Center for Govern- dershowers becoming more mental Responsibility, U of F. numerous over north portion Reservations to Mrs. John Thursday and Friday. AfterMellck. noon highs in the upper Ws and low 90. Lows mostly 60s north I 11 and 70s south portion. ______________________ WARRANTY Daytona Beach tides, hig!'.e _ ____ 9:25 a.m., 9:30 p.m.; lows 3:12 ASK ABOUT OUR COUPU1T a.m., 3:09 p.m. Port Canaveral PYRAMID OF -- lows 9:34 highs 8:56 3:10 2:56 I *6 __ PROTECTION What Ford Told Congress About Crisis - I __ Guerriiias Seek Trade HOSPITAL NOTES o' On On Game .._ WORLD Two Soviet co on 0 BERRY'S -- cith the Salyut 4 space station today and began working DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) - T Soviet Union has yielded to Western demands for advance notice of all major military maneuvers in an effort to clear the way for the mammoth summit conference European security Leonid I. Brezhnev wants. The Soviet climbdown, alter two years of resistance, was disclosed by officials attending a co er ce Dublin foreign ministers from the European Common Market countries. Decisiveness Pays 1 MOSCOW (AP) Space to RALPH NOVAK B ig O Link Up In Russians Yield On of I I p causing widespread severe damage. The 1906 San Francisco quake registered 8.25. Soviets The notorious wheat deal the Soviet.L -(NE:) —The United States ..," ____ negotiated with this country in 1972 could (if we Congress, being the flower of democracy, 11111)' mix a metaphor) turned out to be small exercises freedoms of a scale going far beyond , .• .. '..i potatoes compared to the use they are making of any other institution in the land, particularly supposedly canny American businessmen in the concerning the freedom speech. Though every "detente." current era other American from president is .... According the columnist team of Jack limited as to what he can legally say, and about .-:-•-... Anderson and Les Whitten, while there has been whom he can legally say It, federal legislators in a welcome relaxation of tensions between our session have naught but their own consciences to . . two countries— which Is what detente means guide them, the United States is paying a price that the And so it should be. Lawmakers muzzled American people haven't been told about In the would be lawmakers cowed, therefore the good form of a significant "technology drain" from of the nation suggests they be assured immunity Opposing this is another lobby, made up of the United States to the U.S.S.R. from arrest or suit regarding opinions made numerous corporations, trade associations in- during their deliberations. Occasionally, Because Soviet technology lags years behind volved in the travel business and unions, which however, the obvious necessity of this Immunity ours in the most Important fields, including argues that three-day holiday weekends promote is questioned by its potential for misuse, agriculture, deep-sea exploration, computers , and aircraft and space science, they have little to spending by the public, profits for industry, jobs for Recently, by example, one member of Congress offer but much to gain from the technological has called a former member a communist people and better worker efficiency, sympathizer 'exchange." — and the ugly matter raises the In the midst of it all, we seem to have forgotten wonder of whether immunity should have its With the active encouragement of the State . what a day like Memorial Day is supposed to be bounds. , a and Commerce Departments, and to the dismay about. me situation Is this: tightest Rep. Larry of U.S. intelligence analysts, say the writers, a Perhaps Americans no longer want to be McDonald of Georgia, who has spent the better American firms have already exported or are reminded of the sacrifices of their wartime dead, part of his first term publicizing groups and planning to export to the Soviet Union millions of — e especially this year when the loss of more than individuals he believes to be communist dollars worth of tethnol.lca1 information and oriented, has on two occasions inser te products d into involving ev2rythlng from wide-bodied 56,000 of them in Vietnam is so fresh in mind and Congressional Record items condemning jets to dvanced computers. seems to have hen so unnecesarv and so useless. Homecoming activities of Ioraer member Charles 0. Porter. One U.S. company, for example, has signed We happen not to believe it. We believe that a two term Democrat from Oregon, now preliminary agreements to help the Russians certain things are more important to Americans Porter, practicing law there, was said by McDonald to build plants for the manufacture of computers than the recreational or money-making O have 'known involvement with the Communist and associated equipment, a field in which the portunities afforded by a three-day weekend and party" for the last decade. Soviets are at least 10 years behind us. American that if they were asked, the majority of them would The known involvement, according to the firms are also selling licenses and detailed Information which will permit the Russians to vote to put the holiday back where it was for more charge, was Porter's membership In various e liberal organizations (one promoting public build the various products themselves. thar a century. ownership of power companies, another opposed Actually, this is not the first time the Corn. As it is now, Memorial Day is just another to the old house UnArnerican Activities Corn. Now that Fidel Castro has opened up the "Caramba! if you don't get serious, I'm going munists have found It immensely beneficial to do Monday, different only because most of us don't mittee, etc.). McDonald believes the groups to be possibility of improved relations between the to walk out of these discussions right now, Senor business with the very capitalists they are have to get up to go to work. communist - inspired or operated, and has, via United States and Cuba via "baseball Finley." dedicated to overthrowing. Back In the 1920s, Congress. cautioned Porter "to carefully re- diplomacy," it Is Important that an appropriate "Who do you think you are, Vida Blue? Look, American engineering know-how helped bail out examine his record and be absolutely sure this is American negotiator enter the picture. But while I've seen movies of you pitching and let's face It, the Soviets in their early attempts to the road he wishes to take." many people will say the situation demands the you're not In any position to be playing out your dustrialize. What is different today is only the IV affair, up to now, has been little noted, talents of someone like Henry Kissinger, William option. The best we can do is offer you a hundred scope of the assistance. Few people In the country read the Fulbright or Ellsworth Bunker, there is ob. cases of Coke a week and perpetual reruns of It Is one thing to pursue a policy of detente and There has to be both sympathy and applause for President Congressional Record for one thing, and few viously only one person suited for the Job: 'Mission: Impossible' for Havana television, to work for the normalization of trade and other Ford in his decisive actions that succeeded in saving the crew of others pay much attention anymore to ac Charlie Finley. Take or leave it." relations with the Soviet Union. But ai Anderson the freighter Mayaguez seized by Cambodians In the Gulf Of cusatlons of communist culpability. Not a word Imagine the first Castro-Finley summit: "I can't believe this. Where are the Russians and Whitten point out, detente, at least as Siam. of the charge against Porter has appeared in his "How are you, Fidel?" Finley says. "Here, when I need them?" regards Soviet American scientific Sympathy was due the President as he moved to discharge hometown paper, and he says he has received no have a cigar." 'That reminds me, Fidel. have you con- cooperation, has so far largely been one way. It his constitutional function as commaixler-lnchief in time of contrary response of any kind. "If I run for "No thank you, Senor Finley," Castro replies. sidered instituting a designated Imperialist rule? Is difficult to see what the United States, or the crisis. Where the safety of the ship's crew was concerned, time public office again," says Porter. "somebody "I am here for business only, to reach a historic You could take someone you don't like -even West, stands to gain in the lon g run from ped. was of the essence, but the War Powers Act of 1973 obliged Mr. m y dig this up but otherwise I don't think compromise. We, the Cuban neonle. demand old Leonid himself. for example -and sw he's dung its technological superiority for a quick •. it,dru Qrx-ei,ca0vA(xUU t"duuti More i*80m:J~Vtltt itAt, linybody caies. ivsson~ie[niig l o anothir age.- uiree' things: an end to the U.S. nornic an imperialist and make him pay you billions of buck to a society that remains closed, spending precious hours in procuring a consensus Of Yet If the communist charge has raised little blockade, removal of the naval base and a left- rubles to take it back." totalitarian and Inimical to everything that congressional leaders, the President still came in for criticism dust, the propriety of It, and the Implications of handed hitting outfielder with power. What do "All right, Finley. I'm warning you. Any more Western democracy represents. -----------. from Sens. Mansfield. Kennedy. Tumev and others who, it it rpn,in inm,,cr.i,'le.i,. Anil b.$ f.,. u,. wnnf" ....A .... i__I. %I_ . -. tough _i._ ._.. o,__I.._ -- ,, -nave an oiu saying that mat when the would seem, would only be satisfied by full congressional Porter, but every private citizen. "What if "Oh, Fidel old boy, we can get around to that "AAArrrggghh' Don't mention that team. But last capitalist Is hanged, it will be with the rope hearings and a formal vote. In the meantime, of c0urse1 the McDonald had charged me with something more later. I've been meaning to ask If you've ever since you're getting so tough, here's my final he sold his own executioners. helpless crewmen might well be gone - permanently. serious;" asks Porter. "What If he said that I thought of painting your whole island with offer: I trade Alvin Dark for you, even up. You The more rope that Is sold, the sooner the So the President merits our applause as he proceeded to do had cheated my clients, or that I had taken phosphorescent orange paint? It would make a get to manage the A's. You'll fit right In with hanging? what he had to do. He has behaved like a proper commander-in' money not mine? That accusation, even though great tourist gimmick and help pilots find it in your beard. Maybe later you can run for chief, acting courageously while there remained some chance patently false, could destroy my reputation and the dark at the same time." governor of CalifcrnIa." Juries seem to be much more reluctant to vote that our strength wouldbeeffectiveln rescuing our citizens. my business. But he would still have complete "What an insane imperialist idea! Let's stick "Now you're talking, amigo," Fidel says, large awards when the government Is the There is a valuable lesson in it all — that neither diplomacy immunity from prosecution and I would still not to the nialters bt hand. Now, about that einbargo quickly whipping off his hat and putting on the defendant in a damage suit than when private nor military action can be accommpllshed by committee. Our be able to fight back in the courts." on Cuban sugar?" green-and-gold A's cap, and throwing his arm insurance company money is involved. Constitution did not contemplate any such arrangement, and the And so the wonder is this: is there no limit to a' "I have a better plan. Have you ever thought of around Finley's shoulder. "Don't you think Billy This Is one of the findings of an analysis of sooner we get congressional and presidential powers back in lawmaker's immunity? Porter says there isn't, moving your country to Tahiti? It would be a Williams shou!d be a little higher in the batting personal injury cases involving government balance, the better, not at least so far as private citizens are con- great spot for a real big league country. You'd be order? And let's get Jackson to bunt a little agencies Just completed by the staff of Jury a big ht." more..." Verdict Research, Inc. WASHINGTON - U. S. Laos Embassy Burns. Papers. ''" of 7.8 is 10 times more powerful than a quake of 6.8 A reading of 7 indicates a major quake capable of OAKLEY Soviets - The Toledo center said the earthquake was recorded shortly after EDTandhadanjntpnifv,7 c.ntIu Iut'ntr scale. Its éicenter was believed to be between Gibraltar and the Azores Islands in the mid-Atlantic. The Richter scale is a measure of ground recorded on seismographs. Each Increase In one number represents a tenfold increase in magnitude. Thus a quake motion as \ . - Abused -- grenade explosions continued during the night, and police said most of It came from leftwing Moslem Lebanese militiamen " "'3 ii..... .0 i& .. - 'd' .-r ....... lice. VIENTIANE, lAWS (A!') - tolIl)OiIt3O. But more evacuees From taking pictures and tiled (inc student entering the oc -- ;io!;v '':1 fl 'iaPresident Suleiman Franjleh U.S. Embassy personnel aced- left on commercial and to stop reporters taking notes. cupled compound carried an ploe.s of the security tsrrii that named Itifal premier Friday crated the burning of docu. Embassy supply flights. A crowd of about 200 students M16 rifle. Others had American guarded U.S. government prop-night after a week of street ments today and the Embassy's "Don't stay much longer," and Laotian AID employes military field radios. erty. fighting between Palestinian Marine guards moved their pis- U.S. Charge d'Affaires Chris- cheered when told the AID Laotians employed by the Informed sources said stuguerrillas and Christian tots and riot-gas supplies to sa tian A. Chapman advised an workers would be paid by U.S. government have been dedents had confiscated a number militiamen o' the right-wing fer upstairs storage areas as American newsman. tonight. But informed sources mnanding immediate payment of cars owned by 'JSAID. I'halangist party. About 100 anti-American feeling mounted Students continued to occupy s.id this increased the potential of their wages as the evacuation The leaders of the Communist persons have been killed in the in Vi entiane. the headquarters compound of for violence because the pay of Americans has continued. Pathet Lao who now dominate street fighting and about 300 There were no flights today in the U.S. Agency for Inter- records were inside the occu- The embassy was pressured the coalition government say have been wounded, according the Lt(I- airlift that has national Development. Police pled compound and it might not into paying three months' sev- that they want diplomatic to unofficial police counts, reduced the American commu- guards outside the gate pre- be possible to get the payroll erance pay instead of the one relations with the United States A loint Lebanese-Palestinian nit), in Lam from close to 1 vent-1 photographers ready, month contracted for hen on lind American aid to continue. injuries. Detente i Wid . . - to any area of the nation. \II...II.PPI. \\. Powerful Earthquake Shakes TOLEDO, Spain (AP) A powerful earthquake shook western Spain and central Portugal early today, the Toledo Geophysics Center said. There were no reported N. \ -. ~) ~ \:. - forces It's a known fact that 21,000 adults in the area suffer from alcoholism, a disease which affects every member of one's family. —Bill Currie ~ BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) -- committee called for a ceasethe cease.fire. Some agitators bring Rifal's military govern. Lebanon touched off infantry, The Lebanese defense minisMoslem opposition forced fire and said joint patrols began vcre cruising the streets firing ment down. Arafat joined the artillery and air attacks by Is- try said seven Lebanese were Lebanon's first military touring the streets during the mnachi.,e guns from cars with Lebanese security police in the raeli and Lebanese that killed and three were wounded. premier in 32 years to resign night trying to stop the firing concealed license plates, the In. call for a return to calm follow- lasted from midnight Saturday The Israeli military command today after only three days In and to get the warring factions terior ministry said. ing mediation by Syrian For- until nearly noon Sunday, A reported two of its men killed power. to dismantle their barricades ol Palestine chieftain Yasir eign Minister Abdul Halim senior Israeli officer said itwas and one wounded. Brig. Gen. Noureddin hlifai, barbed wire and sandbags. Arafat ordered his lieutenants Khuiddam. the hardest fighting between The Israeli command said 76, announced he was quitting The patrols had orders to in Lebanon's 14 refugee camps Meanwhile, an Israeli raid Lebanese and Israeli regulars one of its border patrols came after a storm of protest greeted open fire on anyone violating to keep (it of the campaign to across the border into southern in three years. under bazooka fire. his appointment. Gunfire and BRIEF Parts Of Spain, Portugal DON ~ . 11 IN We salute M'CA for the fin e work it has done In the past and wish it well In the future. Any program th at Friday. June 6. 8 I Lebanon MRLD In th e same sample group, employment was up 20 per cent in two months. i" . TIEDE jg J There has been much confusion over the times and dates of graduation and baccalaureate services for area high schools. Yesterday, the county school administration offices released the following Information regarding same: Baccalaureate Sunday, June 8, (L)VIEDO H.S. their wives. Florida Jaycee President Fred Kolesar, of Fort LAKE BRANTLEY H.S. — Baccalaureate - SunPierce, was the guest speaker and reminded one and day. June 8, 8 a.m., Graduation, — Monday, June 9, 8 all that there is more to being a Jaycee than attending a.m. — Baccilaureate — 11"f'W T,,p.n70.;n .. hi'sr --.-.•• . .-... ..... fltUb •. SEMINOlE H.S. -Baccalaureate -Sunday, June Impossible Dream" is important in every man's life and that without goals we are lost. 8,9 a.m., Graduation — Monday, June 9,9 a.m. We hope this clears up the situation for one and all. Herald Staff Writer Rick Pantridge covers the topic Speech R , .0 Since its inception in 1970, MFCA has helped over 2,200 Inpatients and 6,500 outpatients. To illustrate the success of MFCA, a recent followup study made six menths after treatment showed tha t 75 per cent of th e patients were continuing to abstain.. addition to -z, The Memorial between it ,warus Banquet Was Ned "Jaycee Of IflC the award, Senkarik was Installed as In of the local group. It was a double surprise for Senkarik, in that the award came as a complete surprise to him and his parents were In attendance whci he wan selected for his outstanding contributions to the club. Outgoing President Larry Blair made the presentation be fore a throng of admirers and well,, _________ distance of president Home Deliver) : Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20: lear. $2840. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All c'thr mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Day- Me - aning Jaycees. Installation " I 7-, Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 140 for A recent report from th e Mid-Florida Center an average at shows th Alcoholism (MFCA) at Orlando are served daily problems drinking of 50 persona with by th at organization. -- MIL K 0 . 0 GAL. 2865c GRADE "A" LARGE to piracy. test of f7 on 11 - irie in uggest GRAMKOW strategy assert sovereignty over at an of violation of off o FUNERAL HOME simply "w vicinity. t n ive have MARGE WILLIAMS 3221812 SHIRLEY COOPER 834-9212 Casselberry-Winter Springs July wi I-i Vhero to go fin all the you need about your new ('0111Inunity. information JUDY RENEE 8349212 Altamonte Springs Longwood to on i' I's b,wJ -";--- Son, ii's hsve d a agreement — that we won't apply for tho same summer jobs?' .. SL.4 - N Vw ,.t e, ,ø. Ii I. utbSl top"HI •. I *$.e.., biii, EGGS DOZEN 55 teA., .eoA Thi ku *,, *y cl.ei ..d a- wftbfte I.. qw -- d' I I - --- . ;-- - - -- ---- Sanford untries are saying" of O,.,e', r.' -. -1%0 '.-* t.I part of a is saying, " J(Te1-1v,0'1~1,!,101t0 I 1i of I I * facilities to fulfill a bereaved family's every requirement SHIRLEY MILLET 8349212 Fo. est City HILDA RICHMOND 574 3167 Deltona 'I All Speed Queen Air Conditioners Have A FULL TWO-YEAR I PARTS & LABOR WARRANTY SEMINOLE APPLIANCE SERVICE LeRoy and Pat Taylor—Owners Ph. 322-4196 2587 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford I I • I. GOOD MONDAY THRU WED., MAY 2-2I QUANT ITY RIGHTS RESERVED ••..''..,',... -:ri."-'.'.i'•' - I --':" - - d1 - 1¼. �. I I 1111. : . .1 -7 , _. - , ~ ~ _ - , - ____________ Evening Herd Id, Sanford, Fl. QDCIDTQ ________________ WOMEN %JU#IIJ Monday, May 26, 1975-6A Monday, May 26, 1975-lB Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- 'Wonder-Eye' Foils Bell-Ringers - .. The last exception was made 1k called it wonder-eye or name to any number of calling policies. a deluxe model Mother always taught me to about six months ago when a super-eye and nuiling Lists! It's their fault that I now stick be polite on the telephone and salesman came b with a peep-hole into which were built Such tiny little bells. Who my tongue out at the telephone Father would give me 10 lashes product that for once I was in a number of mirrors. Once would have ever thought they every time I pass o poke for lysu. Mom can still L the market for, fixed in the door, the wondercould become such a nuisance? fingers in my ears as When the doorbell rang I eye would make it almost it 'nit Da d would probably !': tho doit L-nd the twbvIt really or anyone ruck the triple chime door bell. cringe t(,.."_ar me pviiw&, - - .. .. ....,6. By JAN MONAHAN Herald Staff Writer Zt'! ' . 1k I imotv—s ^I - I- %olug) The American g xiliar Memorial 256, recently H'icers for the coming year. f. G president. Mrs. th 1reen, 1ceres1ent, - . *_ ',1emorIal observances. es members of the A uxil y and Flags and poppies will Lx. Post 255 remind all residents of placed on the veterans' graves Dellona, DeBary and Enter. in the Casselberrs Cemetery prise to buy and wear a to show you remember . iar re Auxiliary ' ' iJ, I i -- . 1-4 ,, ;'1I, 4p 4 .- , 4I f. . m - ns WantCollege DEAR ABBY: My brother and I are 17-year-old identical twins. Our parents have been separated since we were 13, and we haven't seen our father since then. My twin brother and I are very close. (We have no other brothers or sisters.) Some people think that we [eel 'incomplete" when we're apart, 001 We tSuLti is that we are which left a grease spot on the disrespectful ill donate it to th e always together because we new carpet. My mother doesn't resale shop. really want to be. We have most eat much, but she smokes a lot, What would you do' of the same friends, doubledate and she already dropped ashes GOOD FOR NOTHING alot nstIeknvPfrrj-s*Ifnfontheetandburnad2I'.I' D)fr• choice, not out of need. In it. n a me and donate IL Next year we will be going off My little sister and I are to college. We want to go to the watched like hawks, but we CONFIDENTIAL TO"HUNG same college, but our mother don't eat in the living room and OVER AND FEF.LIN' ROTsays that we should go to dl!. we are neater than they are. TEN:" Al the risk of overferexit colleges so that we can What to you think? Don't you simplifying. I'd advise you to learn to be independent. Our think my parents should ask yourself if you'd rather feel gwdance counselor says it's practice what they preach? good in the evening — or in the time we made a break from HUNGRY IN NEW ORlEANS morning. That should do It. each other. DEARHUNGRY: shiul Abby, we don't really want to make a break, forcing them to. They belong to Are they right? Or that big club whose motto is: 7 1~DEAR 7"WiN: IF you vild your say." Unfortunately, rank has I., yotw brother are not using 01 and parents W h4lablood to get attentim if you Its privileges, - .,- I yru outrank their kIdL ,; are equally endowed,, If or,, really enjoy each other as .1 DEAR ABBY My mother In" • I) friends, If you can each law died recently. She had one cultivate friends Individually, I daughter and three sons — all of would advise you to go to the whom are married. I, same college — If you want to. All of her good stuff she left to I A tisin is more than just a womb her daughter. Everything else mate. A twin Is a friend. And a (the junk) she left to her '(i' it, closer friendship never was. I daughters-in-law. " V' I ought to know. I fell heir to a well-worn . DEAR ABBY: I am I4-year s- bea,er coa t. It's at least 20 , \" old, and I have a problem. My years old and looks It. I know family moved Into a new house, that I will never wear it, so I'd Q' I and my father made some like to donate it rules. auxi-hary resale shop. One was "no eating" except My husband says he doesn't I il in toe .icnt'n. However, i'lp care ,hat I '4 ith it, Ljt tt h:s father eats wherever he wants his mother's name emto. He dropped greasy' foods on broidred on the lining, arid he's ' the floor in the living room, 'afraid people will think I'm . • - (,JIP '. , 1 -viV . •' ,, ,. . - 1!"'Zt" " - ,. -ø... F 'I" - . :,, , I APOLI.S (Alli - It (Lite drivers were swimming and fish-tailing all over the 25-second edge, about half a rade, but lie didn't inind it a bit, place, Their low-slung, light- lap. lie v.as leading it %tight ide tired racers trc rhtn, fX)of' as till riser For "What it (lay' What -I beau. aboxitas stable as surf bo,ir& on Wally. EngineIttroubles, caused tiful du> Unser exclaimed 1S the slick Flooded asphalt b> debris From the (Li> S (if!) tiC tIiIflbe(l From his I agle.4)f And (urne> who came here serious wreck sent him knhauser in ittor Lint, his iJfl(l4i} wsnkss in 13 tries 13 ii smoking into 1k pi for For good btaiiiin' fact turned upwar4ls drier and buildir at md> and st.nt Hutherforti into tht ' into th waning rain (1 u thim Whtre was hi. whtn this 59th I id jii't ih& t1 I'I ,t t dcristorin th;it hall jtl~~t given clamic of American auto raciriv bun Iu ccond triumph in the sloshtd to its conclus1un Wh, " to iiitskc a pit stop lord decid ideti ed Indianapolis 5W. right there alongside Bobby in of his (i"n. 19 second.s that put It was supposed to go the thewirrner'scjrcle, "I've never Unser in front. standard 200 l ps 500 miles forgiven Bobby for beating me Five laps later, itutherlord just like the race lie'd won here in 'Gfl," lk- joked. found (nit just how costly his pit in 1968 when he beat [)all It wits a clear case of "If You stop was. In tile 170th kip. tile (iirney . ( in t Beat em, Join 'em dri'.ers were Frozen in their rt But on tile 172nd lap Sunday 'lliat's what Gurney had done spective positions under a yel. the lightning -I torm fie years ago when he tearnul lu caution flag the Filth and (buds which had been mmdc up with Unser to build the final one when Gary Bet Ing tile 111 d i miapofis Motor Arnerican Eagle cars that [jot). tenhausen blew .I tire and SpCedwa~.. forI more than ,fit by drove. It nearly paid off last played handball with his car ho)ur finally unleashed their )ear when Unser came in No. 2 along the main straightaway's a GARDEN WINS iI The home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil W. Davis, 503 E. l4th St., Sanford, *Aas named Garden of the Month for May, by The Garden Club of Sanford The trim lawns, hedges and brilliant display of day lilies make this garden a joy to behold. 1 Herald Photo by Tom %'Incent) RECOGNITION i - . ___ __ 4 0 I " .11 " - . VIF I II lil ii -4 " "' 7"— .- - , I ' winne r, led for 51 of the First 60 laps and was right in there wiffi the rest of the leaders when he too taint upon the metallic litter in the second turn. 1f dida t quiL if It ruiied all four 1 lu.s tires. i. , 'v - t L_ ' " that put turn Just about - i',, -$ . I -; ,, .- 'r ~, _~ - __ 6T01 01 If- _ I OF - - . .- , I ~ ., , -# I---- ' i 40 -',. - - ar I • - _JlI - - - , .1. - ! ~, . -, I Ia . I. I i , . %t4 ••--• I M's ___ . -. (. INDIAFAPOLlS(AP} , , unofficial final %landings a O horneto*n - . driver. Lap off . CM vitir. available (official dOY morning) finished. Al Bobb y Snea suffered se vere burns NM, on his hands and milder burns laps. 149 213 miles an hour 2. Johnny Rutherford, Fort over 15 per cent of his body, the only serious injury of the race "ES Houston Rasmussen wasn't eii,-en shaken Foyt Ill Coyote ICI No II p. He continued on for a lap, lOpS 'hen :*,topped at the accident ane Carter Jr Browns scene and helped extricate burg, Ind. No. It. Eagle0fly, Sneva from the burning wreck. 169 laps S Roger McCluskey, T ucson. )u i t 1i , 1 -01. Finis . 1 c - hey 'How ( T I -- t side, though. The grizzled r4, ! Ni, - il~ : ; ; it- M - - ~ : F_,,,'* .r=_~1 - , " ; 'i .W - . 'w~!, ,, ~ ~ . ~ 7 ...- _,~ f - ,~ . eneu-4classic . I M~ a,dy Luck also turned her laps itli a brief This tinit it was Rutherford 's /i 1 he yellow st yed out it' ri Bill 6 lli; back on a Few othtr drivers sprinkle (tic n w itli a torrential turn to lx. second best all Lx. of the way and Unser stayed r I " anapcl's Ind.No I) EaoI'id 1 particularly IJo>d Ruby . who -_ downpouir that hall Pat Vid.an cause of an untimely pit stop. in front - until Midwest .'Ik __ has been trying unsuccessfully . Y G#orge Snider, Bakersf-et, l waing the red and checkered Atuall nobody reaHy fig Ai lerica s changing wi. ither Calif.No 97 EOQIC Oily toromanceher For l6long years blac k-and - w hite flags which ured on tither of them being o made topless cars gauht lops -now. ignaled (Ile race was over and 1. That, everybody said, was Luck wits certainly on Un.10" lu y asn't finished any bet* 14 I . No 6. E ag it Of f y. 164 la:: -, that Bobby' had won it alter 174 reserved For Wall>' Dallenbach. ser'sside on the 127th lap, when 9 Wally Dalienbach, Bs' ter than third in any of those Laps -435 miles. And wasn't it nice, they said, Tom Sneva and rookie Eldon Cob. No 10. Wildcat Dra races,and thatwas way back in When e . crossed the finish that th,e guy' from Basalt, Cob., Rasmussen got together a little 2 laps. blown piston. 1967. This time he made it "10 Bob Markey. lndianapol~ I line, he was cruising along at a who had never finished better too hard on the second turn. I? rid, and Sal? Waither, Datc' through just seven Laps, then a dainty 30 miles an hour, no- than 15th in eight previous, Indy Sneva's car hurtled along tho.. ."r. w here near his winning speed of races, was going to outshine the outside wall, flipped over laps more the fan of life's perennial sieveKriSiIoOl. Parsippa 149.213 m.p.h,, accomplished in bk nd brassy names on this several times and burst into / ny. Pd J. No 91, Eagle OIly, 162 losers shed a tear. 2 hours, 54 minutes, 55 seconds, grey, overcast, hot and humid flames. Debris was flying ev-/, lOPS Gordon Johncock, the winner But that didn't matter one bit. (lay. 12 1, eld K inser. Blooming erywhere. of the death.stairied, rain-shortd, No 19. Kingfish011y, to Admiring his likeness, Peter DePaolo, winner of the Indianapolis 500 in 11M, looks over tbe sm1p. The fact that Ile crossed tile line Dallenbach charged from his Unser managed to weav e his . ened 1973 race (this was the I at all was a mlory in iLself. 21st starting position into the way through the shrapnel with- tured likenesses of other Indy winners whose faces are added to the Borg-Warner trophy awarded ii Jerry Karl, Manchester, was each year. Pointing out his name on the sterling silver trophy is 19-year-old Kathryn Ball, 1975 queen fourth in Indy's 59 As hit' tooled down the main lead by the 60th lap, then held it out incident Pit. No 30, Eagle Chevy, 161 g nut straightaway, other less fortu- virtually' all the way until the I Luck wasn't on A.J. F'oyt's of the annual race. AI First it - a _ .. - - 1A ey Savers , ' . - Tank il , • ' tops for I 04 0 V if is r IF 111,010#1#011 4% 00, * ii / - 4 • iA .. 4 , , - t _~z.~ 1099 - - I . - I -t - Z . - \ , , It Was ' No Eas 1 - Wornens , . i' ii - . I' ..... ______________ - _____ - ad For W*inn*ing Ea e Duo ' j, 2fQ$5 - --- rlliti'i41 91 ' - ------------- ' ------ , ., f 1or $ 1) ~ I 1 -I- Z 1 1 . _ ( I .77 ((_. -j - j , gi e_.i/ - I - 11 4 Womens .0 sieepwear. , MEMORIAL DAY TENNIS, ANYONE What better way to spend this holiday than getting In some exercise and suntanning at the same time on the tennis court7 At least, that's the way tiny Adrienne Evans of Casselberr'y sees it as she scouts around for a partner in Secret Lake Park. Adrienne's heroine, naturally, Is Chrissie Eert. (herald Photo by Elda Nicholsi Perma.Prest polyester cotton. .Lon sleeve gowns. Warriors Claim Elusive Crown . 1~' for -25 Pirik, blue, yellow. Slzes S-M-L•XL. I l.AN[X)VElt, Md. i 0i — Golden State's Hick Barry, the There may still be a Few hard- Most Valuable Player of the core disbelievers holding out, title round, "never knows but Coach Al Attics of the new w he ther they have the game Na ti onal Basketball -A rapped Association champion Golden ways looking over their shoulState Warriors no longer cares. hers, waiting For us to creep up 11 Men's sport shirts. ~ 1. Perma-Prest solids and fancies. ITwo pocket, short sleeve, Sizes SMLXL. ~ :i -1 0 3*98 'Probably some people will on them." still say that it wasn't how well Many observers figured we played but flow poorly the Golden State would be the other teams played," AttIcs easiest postseason hurdle for said after the Warriors beat the the Bullets, who had not lost a Washington Bullets 96-95 Sun- home game to the Warriors day to complete a stunning since 1970. Even after three four-game sweep in the title losses, Washington was favored round. by six points on Sunday. not concerned 'But w e''ri' But a field goal by Butch about what people say', Attics Beard put the Warriors ahead said."We won the champion- for only the second time in the ship, and we did it the way we game at 94.93 with 1:45 to play, tad to do it. and he added two of five free , Tile winning formula on Sun- throw attempts In the closing 19 IS it had ix i. ri in two of the itirols to clinch It t_ i tory three previous victories over Beard niisseil the first two ef heavily-favored Washington his last three foul shots, with and In the Western Conference Golden State ahead 95-93 and title game against Chicago, was nine sec-onus icit, to overcome a sizable deficit. With a 92-86 lead, the Bullets Golden State won the series opener 101-95 at the Capital started on an incredible series Centre where the Bullets had of niisplays. They failed to sink lost only' six oF 48 previous three foul shots, reserve Dick gaines after fabling behind y (;ilth.s botched a last-break layUP and Wes Unseld committed 16 points. , 1 1 11 0 wimsu ts s l 1/ ' .' Gir l s' bi ki ni p a n t i e s. - . 1 . and 4l1 nylon. - ' Su mmer S \ \ \\ \ 11 White, pink or blue. *Sizes 6 14. - 37; ____ __ 0/ p.— 10 off f' __ ___ Girls' swimwear. Assorted prints. Sizes 7.14, - - -. __ in,chM cirnrvI in tku J) iinrI won the season driving title • ive" , •• ar1, Vt ,IIi' "conservat ,,,, ,,, approach was due to fuel restrictions and dimension changes CS gne 0 s ow own the race cars. "I was a big complainer about this in the beginning, let's admit it," Unser said. "But I c.irl't ar~ue %%ith slic(le&S." Mich. No 36. Eagle0flyi IS5 laps, engine failure 1$ Torn Bigelow, Whiewater. ,iusc No 17 Vol%tedt Oily IS? lap-s magneto failure Ir, 19 Johnny Parsons, cIarepolis. Ind . No 93. Eagle Off y. 140 laps. broken trans mission n 20 haf I Jerry Grant. Irvine, Ca No 13, Eagle Offy. piston 138 laps, burned t. 123 laps, e Tom eva, Spokane, Wash, No 61. McLarenOfly, laps, wrecked in turn two ' Pdo n 1 Cont Inued On Page 2B) ---_ ____ I - - Cubs, Phillies Flounder On Road _ i~ l -- __. _ ~_ _~ - -~__ __ . - - ' - - " Iit 228 E. FIRST ST. PH. 322-3524 $ 2 Open Sunday 1.5 p.m. .-_,.______ ___ _ , ___ ----- -, - ---------- -- r_ -- - -. - - ' - " - With their regular home court two turnovers. fly winning the series, the in Oakknd tied up because of an Ice show, the Warriors Warriors earned another $110,posted victories in the next two 000, raising their playoff booty gaines played in San Fran- to $330,500. It was the third title cisco's Cow Palace, 92-91 and for the teatii, but the first since 109-101. In Game 2, they once the Franchise was moved to the West Coast from Phildeiphia in trailed by 13 points. l'tit' opposing team. said 1962 '-' '. _4__ !-_, r J - .- ' F . - - - ': - - . - - 11 r 1 :- ..*.- - '- -' - ' 4 - - '3 - - ,, U, , / '' - - .7 - -- 1'-" -: 's " - - - - - -- . - __________ to Houston and ( 'incinnati ' by bowing to the Reds 4-3 gi v ing __ -- 9 them nine straight defeats away from haute _______ I A - - f L I - 4. — ' '-- __ - % _. '. J", - - k - - - ' ,' -iiia -' - o - ' , ' '- - -- - - -- -- - --i' - ç" - - :' - - - -, _ -. - . -;_' - . Mill' I idW - Joe Ferguson hits two out. , . A Bad Day For Bos ton; A Goo Day For Rookie d e'ncedtheStL 'artluials 7-3, the Atlanta Braves stopped the New York H IIUWARI) SMITH Elsewhere in the American attacking the uiiipirt'. \lets6-3 the Pittsbur gh Pirates Al' Sports Writer It aime Fafls.is City whipped I: the sixth .Joirmi was It wasn't one of Boston's Fin- Baltimore 9-1; Minnesota beat tised out for arguing a strike edged the San Diego Padres 6-5 in 11 innings and the Houston est hours. Milwaukee 7-2; New York tall to Yastrzemski. When Yaz tros nipped the Montreal The Red Sox lost one hal- edged Texas S; Cleveland was called out moments later F Expos 8-7 In 12 Igaine one manager and two split a pair with Oakland the by [)iMuro the Boston first The Cubs really had to make sluggers. They made Four er- Indians winning 6-0 and the A's bast'iiian knelt down, cleaned an effort to lose Sunday's game, rors, allowed four stolen bases taking the nightcap 6-3, and Dc. off the plate, then carefully They opened a 71 lead in the and managed only three hits off (roiL beat Chicago 41 In a rain piled dirt all over it anti fourth inning but Chris Speier imuherilded F dF Figueroa 0, (al shortened ginie dropped hta batting hdmct on and i'd (',00dson cacti colletted ifornia Figueroa kept the Red S4 top of the pile two singles in San Francisco's 'We played a long stretch bats quiet but not the hatters, lie was promptly thurntx'd seven-run filth and Bobby without a bad game and maybe who spent the afternoon or- out iii the gaiiie tiircvr orovided an insurance we' were just due for one," said guing with plate umpire Lou Royals 9, orioles I run witn a seventh-inning Boston Manager l)arell l)iMuro. ('arbo was called out IL! McRae raised his iliajorhomer. The victory was the Johnson after California's 6-1 on strikes in the second, coin- league 11111 total to 34 by tinyGiants' seventh straight. victory' Sunday'. "It was a bad phoned bitterly, was kicked Out ing in six runs with two singles Singles by Spcier and day For everyone except their of the game and had to be reson started the rally and Marc young pitcher." strained by teamtiiates from (('"funned On Page .!Bi F LI., r.'L - %qkr'i- '-', , - M - It> hF 1tS(Hl-t Nl"sM- 'sSOS Hill s run scoring single chased bases-loaded double in the third J C F r,ison belted two AP Sports Writer starter Geoff Zahn. Pinch hitter inning and George Foster horn- home runs and Jimmy Wynn hit It's a good thing the guy who Joke Brown singled in a run, ered in the fourth For the deci- his eiihth homer and iirnv. in s1ud tra.'l ' a broaJc - a' Vol, .,osnua neiteu a run scor siu run Geronirno's double four runs for Los Angeles 1 penenc-e didn't make the recent ing double and Bruce Miller was the only hit off Jim Lon- Neither had been hitting much road trips with the Chicago added a run-scoring single off borg in the third inning after the of late. Cubs and the Philadelphia Toni Dettore, Wynn doubled home th first Beds loaded the bases on a Phillies. Murcer hit it sacrifice fly off walk, a tilt batsman and a run off John Curtis in the third 11w Cubs, who left the friend- loser Ken F'railing and Gary twoout error by third baseman inning and scored on Steve I>' confines of Wrigley' Field Matthews, who knocked in a Mike Schmidt. Garvey's single and then hit a with4i 3'2 game lead in the Na first inning run with a triple Bob Boone txMnered for the three-run homer in the fourth tional League East, concluded a doubled to tie the game. Mat- Phils in the fifth and they Ferguson hit solo homers in the 2-8 journey' through three Cal- (hews went to third on a fly' ball scored twice in the eighth be. fifth and seventh innings off I ifornia cities Sunday by losing and scored the go-ahead rim on fore rookie reliever Rawly Tosiuny Moore and Ryan Kuroto the San Francisco Giants 9-7, Spcier's squeeze bunt single. Eastwick shuck out Schmidt s.ki, respectively', while Don their fifth consecutive setback. Beds 4, I'hillks 3 with the bases loaded to end the Sutton pitched eight innings and Their lead is down to l' games (tsar (,crontmo drove in ralh I Continued ()it Page 9. B) 1 over New York and Pittsburgh. three' unearned runs with a Dodgers 7. Cardinals 3 Meanwhile, the Phillies, fresh From a 7-0 home stand, con- L -- F - "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Mon. Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. --- I. 2. pc. bikini t' I / I , -- -- '" Talk of dissension was stopped when Unser won the opening race of the 1974 Se&cOfl, ___ MAJORS NBA - " Unser. Albuquerque, -- d I 16 At No , \ laps, blew left rear fire and laps, broken connecting r-od dominated rain-shortened Indianapolis 1971 %%e knew was an out. has of the fastest men alive since which Tile AL-cision w,Ls unpopular standing car, and it's basically withUnser,andmt involved takbeing hired to race Dan Ciur. Indianapolis style racing since 500. Meet the odd couple. i ffi Eagle was always a Fast the same design we have now," 197?. ing away his on-board boost or Bobby Unser 41 From the ney's Eagles in 1970. itnrkt 1niinhirtc n' (,urnpt 41 and RobIn it the (urne Aaln its cn'v'd irn!lnt tner control T!ncr car drove said Dan retired race hIOWdidthet'"ettot'e(her' " fastest said (,urncs who is no problem but reliability usualI turned up the boost all " \ew \lexiui Square jawed drier From the comfortable I wanted someone who could 1965 on was. In 1972, Bobby upped the the way and ran the car flat out raced his first Eagle in rawboned, brash, wreckless. A suburbs of Southern California. , " iilitU, Gurney explained. the Grand Prix circuit. "What Indianapolis lap record by until it or the checkered flag hotroder. His youth conjures Ivy League. Shy, blushes easPersonalities aside, we needed though was rek abil. about 17 miles per hour. dropped. up a picture of a cigarette dan. II>', intelligent, a dreamer. Allil%r.." Unseir fit the bill, and also "But we weren't finishing "No, I didn't like that new gling froin his lower lip, a pack American good looks, 'Aith a Gurney had the reliability races. For the 1974 season we idea. Not one bit," said Wiser, rolled in the sleeve of his white stubborn lock of blond hair that happened to be unemployed in . his forehead. A 1970 when Gurney retired as a with the Eagle at Indianapolis i hanged our strategy. We de. who is going against his up.. T-shirt. From it racing family, is always acrrm cut his teeth on Pike's Peak in sporty-car guy. Formula I driver and began looking For his from 1968 to 1970 with two see- cided to concentrate on finish- bringing at anything less than onds anti if third. But no %- ic- ing races inste,ad of winning the full throttle. t1w famotis hill-climb. No% a driver. Grand Prix winner. A own replacement. the tories, pole position or leading ever>' There were rumors the pair It was no easy' road for with thinking man's driver. two-time lndv 500 winner air to victory Sunday n fl;W"ould slit liver it)(- decision. ,ner of the Eagle race car IN'DIANAPOLIS iAlli 4 159 - I- " ' . hem. Calif.. No 7$. Eagle Oily, 161 laps, wrecked at Pit "try IS Gary BrIfenhausen. Mon '1 I- ii, 0 f #i 4 •• j' * ' 94 ._ Mons' ñ'\ - •- .# ..- I ' -If 0 # . - -Y . - 441zi -_ P - 1Cotton blends and polyesters. itsFashlon solid colors. T.. # 0 4 # Illf Th, - I .. - - ' • 0 _____ 4, _ Z #& -I V I * * -4 14& - i __ • L ~ 0 a 0 0 0 PW -_ -A- -1 to # a: iv # * 1p* 10. . __ _=_ " - It -~ N •,# •1I 4 • • '... : the . • • •• .4. .1.1,4 ,.#••,•,1•., -. . 1 1 ' - .-. .. - .(aI4 -. .p • I /, L1 , - ( , 0 sip's, -.1 ' ' I ,, It . ..', IN I 1. , ' a / ' . ' ", 11 V _ i I \ V lo~- . " - ROW _i , . '''"' , 17 ,~O ,Vit II I I L OW - , . Rain-Sho In ¼ L3 ;A. . ,( .V I I . . R ; --- .;I , i. 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DELTONA Junior e .8 dl es Auxiliary The ux ary 0 A uxiliary Officers of Unit Deltona, installed into office Winter Springs Volunteer Fire IA!tha Ward; . last month were: Shawn Dept. held a meeting on May 17 Ellen Yeager; g •1' at the read room of the Fire Healey, president; Pain George eager, and sergeantvice-president; Lori Vadnals, Station. ,iarms. • iSS .%e )fl An election of officers Was secretary; Sharon Thomas, S(hrader. held with Gerry Nosse elected treasurer; Jean Umstead Elected as delega i tes to the historian and Sandra Thomas: president; Alberta Mitchell, vice-president; Ruth Holzman, t)cpartment Convention, June sergeant-at-arms. secretary, a So mer, 5-8.atTampa areMrs. Veager, Junior members are entering treasurer and Rita Hahn, Mrs. Lemaitxe and Mrs. Green. in the Fuppy Poster Contest and telephone chairman Alternates ELI "' d6play their entries in the This was the last business Yeager, Evelyn Schrader and wil ary until Plaza this week, preceeding Mrs. Ward. Poppy Days which axe the thie fall. but there will I* an Ms unit will be participating Friday and Saturday in "end of the year" banquet held with the Post and other Deltona. sometime in June to finish off The junior and serior the year with a bang. - t 4 417 ______ -- - - Vess 9' ... .. _________ 500 i I . INDY - - . eek Junior Auxiliary . .. -1 - 0111, _______ sommmoilk 4k , - _ - I ____________ ______________ ________ .______ - . . I- N I________ - - § I I - . -• - _1W , Legion Auxiliary qr_~ __ aai~ .I- ! ; i7&it aE peted tit), whole houst so it prevent until after m First child was tolerated in in> home doesn t need shampooing or occurs e%cr% tune I iiiust an From inside the house born and suddenly I found a call it tht. door. (.410 >00 Ste InC flO'. Oh sorry, I do hate a brand Telephones and front doors The chain wits iatched .trill I how about right here?" querit,s 1 "Yself a full-fledged, full-time have become vehicles of sales new 1 10-year-old) vacuum peeked through to get the best the sal, crouched !sinan, housewife and mother. for everything from family cleaner." w many vie -c a career woman w I could (if , a pleasant beneath title latch or in the far And ohl to think ho portraits to funny the porch taught up in the hustle bustle of pottlders I have been the times I've used the excuse, I looking young man with a corner of Within 15 minutes he had the working world, the trials --lucky winner" of more "free gave at the office" because I bright sinfle. 1b," lie said and tribulations on the home Inagazini. contests than I can don't tube the courage to admit picking back through the crack measured in> eye Ieel at the front were suddenti> thrust count I in Just another statistic lice to Face that I just can t in the door. I in Liking a door, retrieved a drill From his upon me sure to see what women like car installed that little eeball Oil the subject of dinner at Ford to donate to every good In the BI i be fore baby) days, th eatres, shampoo junior (BUSC that conies along. yourself do when the doorbell in one of in> double doors and the only response m house colleges rings in th middle oF the da cleaned Uf) the sawdust and underarm It s the little children who ar twils re*(vived i%erc a :iij~ht deodorants. li I tiever left tile tough Io rvsi.st. 'Hiere*s band "trill %our*re hoine alone, lear*%, cock of the ear from m> purchase froiii a door to door house I could still have an unilorins that need lin,incu' abou t ans wering strangers rhal !J! il righ, ,in tht : t:cad. ,.A'~.-sr, ,~i:,.. New that I -_iatt sez innesome O!ii E-1.0i-;h Sheep- cr-diess supply tit c.andles, !-ir5, that ,7~, zd spanscrs, and With dog. What a joy it must have lighlbuLbs, a little more confidence who's outside,l needn't answer doughnuts, allowances that need boosting 1 opened the door further to see if I don t want to been to the solicitors to finally cosmetics, writing paper, dog with a Few lawn jobs Kids are one of the exceptions him holding soinethijig that All I need now is the saine hear a friendly libello" when food and potato cWps. Sly book they dialed or called on my shelves would be stocked with that I've made to my hard and looked like a gigantic eyeball. sort of device for my telephone! rumber. So overjoyed that the encyclopedias and my estate fast rule about not busing from spread the word and added my would be rich with insurance I ~~ L & ____02 ____-Q__ . -- - ±ll;* _ .-.t-: ------ �-- - —i- - - -- -- -- --' - - - - - II .Z11II - - -,-- ---- - It IS—Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. SCOREBOARD 11 1=11111111111111111111 M1 N Monday,May2,173 Turf Boston Major League ~ Offers $2 14) (W Tuesday's Games Baseball Chicago at Milwaukee, n National League - GO :! Ea C-Cago - F Cleveland j Baltimore a? Oaklard, York phdphia 20 20 Wo 51 LouS P.'trel 16 77 421 Cincinnati -. - iSpr.ggt) S I. I Bonds (Regur) 7 7. 5 Vai.ar?s KEn - sbtwqh 6 San Di ego rr , I New York tSeaver $4) Pjot,s?On (Richard 32) TOP FOUR Littler Wins Memphis The daily double requires a 5 j0es \1F\ll'lIl' S,an Diego (Akintoth 52) at ' Louis (Gibson 54 ). n Rayvtd Harbu (Werkheiserp II2 i. 4 the third tril" on the card Golden Malodor (Newman) si; s will be on the r=1 race. The 4,,u:'on :? LOS Angeles , :r-,rrcan 11th race will feature quinlela . ,. S p eedy ars 101. i Eat? Flyers' Pace C'Jiland 1.1,nnewta " I I lill ~.41,forma 2 22 21 S12 22 1 ' S t y's 11Rejitt 50 Oakland 10 Cleveland S "ton 6. California 0 to I Chicago 10. a Virginia Ch&rm (StiderS) 5 1. 4 Heather Chance Kansas City NINTH' Minnesota 3. Milwaukee 7 Sundays PewIfl Cleveland 6. Oakland C', Pace Cimb * M 5400:1 Robins Kim r:mak3I 2. S.tin Grattan (Vand,rSthaafl 6 I. 3 Taylor F1ryt (Pipers 7 7 1 Madam Runner (Wilsy Jr ) S-i; 5 lit 0,11 _~ 1, I, ~ , :_ , n ,-:,) , ., -A-. ,,, WRONG -,r~) , . I 0-~~ '~ ,-- )'A', , - Wtit NOrth East South 14 3V 3A Pass 4& Pass 4 N' T Pass Pass Pass I 11fi4 "), , Ii f /I .1 ~ - .1lIpi_,uulL ___ ___ — _.,.,.. - - - .--- TV.A.- number of cards in the suit East would have known that South held another di a mond and the flim-flam would not have worked " rnM' .I 1ei. [1 tho wiv, an-4 th Nth vulnerable nmp-! : !._,~') , I I I. 7" 5Z "T - PLACE AT T)4E I echoed in diamonis b7 pla&g *KQ2 WZONG ;N -ME P*HT -- ~ . '. W 0 ~ ' . "'. ,( ,,J Is jusi, I- ,/ ta'm sh!cti. w!1 play "as the second uid, graceful, a.k time this '. has ever had on the tour at all I ...- ~ - Raines turned in out sta nding mound performances i 3 sin oser Police Lc.t1u 1605. bfoiten radiator Warren. west Mass. No 24, KingfiSh Otfy. 171 lapS. hi? wall a pi "V 7- the Senior Mibe ), 0 L 1 '1 4fi ( ( - _LL7 -------— it. I 0 - __ -_ - - - - ___ C..-.. I .% .j i,, , - I s I WI5H I R&D ,4,, , I W kv I 8 %% 4 t or By Roger BolIen — F A Ch%e-', I CAj4i NtEV_I~ C and a good hand. I ~ WILL'SEE ,- ~IO2q,PLEAS.F_ ----- --I , TOD A Y'S Q UESTION Your partrkr c>ntInues to thrt P~ ~ City Station. N NY -. e-- - ~ r i MA ! IL, ' _ Send $1 for JACOBY MODERN book to: 'Win at Brid9o,"(c/o this WP1 PO Box 489. Radio :0 whiz Mom how could a couple cookies spoil my appetite? That's what an aooetites FOR!" FUNNY BUSINESS 9876 A - Bid lvlo spades. This uill show live spades, at least fi~e clubs diamonds and continued with i 0 Wl " Gee Pass 2A K Q 985v A • A 4 a A What do you do now , £ ace of trumps. When e kin failed to drop he led the kir __ - __ __ a south hold the heart lead and pla 'ed his - I " :~ I 1i University, as their training camp base for the 1975 - , - I legitimately in spite of North' s clubs What do vou do now" Ansoer Tomorrow lack of real values. South won I ' I [" I 1-:=:i-_~ , -~r, !%outh Pass Pass horrible opening bid After all the slam might make I Not-th East pass d home an Impos . y giving East that chance." Oswal& "South started by 1~' selected a site 125 mIles from here, Eastern Illinois a — 1~ . "est O w l . Any time a player a chance to make a mistake he is likely to do so Jim Sou th was well aware of this and managed to bring ______ ! 1 .1~ The bidding has been 26 I - ~ by Art Scnioin I =- Opening lead ______________________________ ~IrFZ7 i I I L•— -- 1C19 \ational Football League season with BIMO BURNS CAMPUS CLATTER ! s- ' r iNT SPACE AND C-ET STAI 8uS't O C 4?b Reno slammed a triple and walking three Eight players Knights of Columbus are 5-3 double, for Keystone singled. Elks must beat Rotary and K i Keystone tops the Senior of C in games that were rained League with a 5-0 record. out to tie Rotary. B;Idcock is 2-2, Chase 2-3 and or a loss b K oof C and Elks will clairn the crown for Hotarv. I at the Sanford .Memorial "...J " t' Moe Fanning eight and Chase clash The walking three. Doug WL5IiidgI Wedne1ay. first 001 02 half ends Pohcs M005 In the Junior League, the first half is undecided, although striking out 11 and walking a triple, four. lie aLso blasted a triple Raines tossed a three-hitter Rotary has clinched a tie. ------- J C -- 'c \ /11, - _0 1 C\L5V- N LrOU4 Co I .~ / ffTfl -I T1 .36 ". € -' - --- , ' f .. I ..' ,, 4L ( %".'r' I LOAN - C11 co 4. - I I iii . -I ---IVIW , wou HI6H ThtR. F1tS M, YR S5ILjl4. F%C14E _%N -1N-LAW. f I - 1 % ,.6' __________________________ WALSY 0 - ~ E. ~,- n 1v J L I. IT SCEMED UKE A LONCAL V 4 - ,C;. 1."W, .~ I ,, - ç-' a4c/ I ~. ~ 1, .1_~.,, W_ 11 1, ". k fr i T 1:~ - \ . , 9,49Y.5 MY 849Y 1,V FAr , rA 'f 006 70 60 70 -- , A ~_ __ 5 . / V " ) _ by He,mdohl & Stoffci - I " I i *. . ' % /u/14 3. 11;" A -"r -_ C.w , ,..-& ~#?Fi V re 11 YER LOAN FORM, -'-- i 1. '\LVE'TER / " Sl4OOT.' OIIEFCF 514rP LW \ I — 24 EIton R&sm~swn, I n 30. Larry AACCoy. Langhorne, dianbPolls. Ind.. No- S8, Ras. PA - No 63, Rascar ofty, 2i car Foyl, 119 lops, Valve fail ISPS. burned piston 79Y Atxc44p W 1tCTh77- r ,0 ~ If - - " BUGS BUNNY 00100—I 2 $ 10' Il—Il (U1 OW '* 5PEN Kiwanis ' - r ~ : 01 ) " - LI " • (' by Garry Trudeau " __ for DOONESBURY I %oi CUT Or - THE 7 ! ~ ;I 11 . \ GOING TO COME - .- 41 iv Ad"f' lDfr' vi by Larry Lewis ANswERs AREN'T EXAS THE " "- ngle. Teammate Pat at Police, striking out seven and Rotxy is 7.2 and Elks and Lee fired a two-hitter, headed Rotary offensively with M.;u i.ndrett,, Nalarein. 21. EagleOlty. 19 laps, in turn three Hiss, Tustin. Cali f, No 94. Fiflly Otfy, 39 la ps . wall in turn rnree : in / ' H( BORN LOSER - th and and I I I . ,_ - - Lee, Smith, Raines * Pace Action the soft. z.a ' ' I ST. LOUIS i AP) - The St. Louis Cardinals have Jack Nicklaus and Tom Wets- low-keyed I '.Ier iShed - game Oakland 6. Cleveland 3. 2nd Miss Bissell (Martow It i~ Y. oalie r,a rn e Adi0% (Polk) 5 1. I Avon Bon Detroit 4. Chicago 1. Ist, 7 in (Neely) 9 2 - £ or announcement Football Carus PICK Sise (Rats) 101 7 - C,% I.--,, - ,'.I~ 1I~ "., ;:`-11 I tier ('up Sunday after his closing, under-par 65 had provided (Continued From Page IB) Baltimore 4 . 10 --- C fool East West could have VA8 1, ' _______ a chance to go wrong and he had fallen for the deception Fur thermore. West had helped sourii LA 109543 ~ I heart on the losing — 6 "East looked right Jirii - 4 Q 10 :4 32 RAPPENED (1 I ..I LKJ 083 >/\ M9 . __ to. , , ----' M arquette -season tournaments each year since 1967. Several weeks ago, McGuire announced he had landed another front line prospect he had avidly sought - 6-9 Jerome Wtutehead, a Waukegon, Ill, product who wi l l tranfer from a Southern California junior college 5, coef"irude way (Regur) it I. i 5 py To Now it' s 44-y-!ar-old Gene Lit. for the 7,193 yards of rolling tier. lie alnubt skipped the hills, Mahaffey. who had to roll up pine woods and sparkling Danny Thomas-Memphis Golf lakes that make up the Colonial ;I pants leg, take off a shoe and goading after one et waters Classic lie WOfl it l ou ntry Club course Casper's 'victory in New Or lbs second %lctory of the year shot finished off with it leans clinched a spot on the Ily. -and the 27th produced by that scrain blv 71 and a 275 total. It :How Th ey mo*Ard Champ ( Stood ) urda , riuticed h will enroll at ?.larquette Uniursity in the fall Toon s completes a recruiting coup Coach Al McGuire, who has coached Marquette to post- over the Buffalo Sabres in the fivestroke triumph. Friday in the Sanford Junior fifth game of the National " To play this well is just a and Senior Baseball Leagues. %loose, % hich is 1.0 in the Hockey League' s championship bonus." second half and 4-6 overall r Lee pitched and batted Elks %ertes. [its six.under-par closing to a knocked off RoLary, which is 0-1 10-0 win over Kiwanis a Smith-Ied Moose upset Rotary in the second half and 6-3 7-3 in the Junior League. Raines headed Keystone' s 14 1 Mar A,44rg Rusty (Katathasl 6 1, ' - I, I) I the DII delptua Flyers was an unlikely hero in Sundays S-I victory - is 21 go I I. 3 Mel Tom (Taylor) I 1; 4 16 21 410 5 Yank" Hobo f Blood) J. 1; S Carlton 15 21 3" S, 7z Time (Sics) 3 1; 6 Loch Dhu (Werkheisef) 7 2. 24 17 Sits Maid fDvoraceki 9 2 ~, S tl i more C leveland , discard his £2 b Dave Groue IF NERR i~ IN ANLITV4ER ~~ _hj . E;T Z, P N_ 0 rV11A 1,EA$Zt2E , SAN,7~4 - N HONN DID -51 PECULIAR COMEIINA I truited high school basketball plaser in the nation, h rt rii surgery. " I' m Just happy to be playing P1111 At)F I ['lilA IAP " C>efrosf 1 4r* York $ AJ 104 Ii A 85 \ . tllnehewasssdelinedby cancer Hans 1$ 526 5425 I Frisky Donna (IhIlnIeldI '2 17 19 172 7 -, I. 2 Easy Bluegrass (Larrabee) Q ,-" I It I anhd finally. discarded a heart. South took his qu,Lvn. entered dummy ,___ \ \" ))q __________________ from Yonkers, N.Y.. and one of the most extensively* Littler's victory in Memphis ..If I c,ouldn-t win this golf krpf tied for third at n il. Each yder tournament I think it s t he hid i 68 (11 lies made it R every liflIesince 1961 - except for the S h ggIe) 92 7 Devils Advocate LupOt 51 5 Spetial Miracle Lrag - time since 1961. ee ts c ult z S SIXTH 1 M- Trot C 3 - MOO 1 ca la Penny (Brdges)$ 12 n ,, - . 410 0 a 111111111 anti the fifth in 17 months. that Britain S best in Ligonier, Pa. ;I 22-year career came this fall. fie' s made it every the best field this tournament he's finished second. Mac (Dennis) 6 I. 7 Ho*aras chief and perfecta betting, (Blooci 9 2 1 jefry Red (Van York - when 12 races are conducted, C Bye Better (SIca) 31. 6 Snga Atlanta at ch;caro Ai! I ____ =_ - __ On Fridays and Saturdays, i. it on C1 was necessarily in exact order, ."nleftjl,(o 71 at Tue sday's Games I then played dummy's Jack, NORTH ID) ___ ALLEY OOP Babe Zaharias, Betsy Rawls and Mickey Wright. Miss Whitworth has won SU5,365 since joining the toLr in 1959 and owns tour victcrie3, bettered only by Miss Wright's 82. get repet1tius race 5400: I Cotton*ocd Sota (Rats) - Ili J 7652 Fame joining Patty Berg, Betty Jameson, lse Suggs r tiuilt on t c 'n L. It s beginning to f birtht.s on his first four htjk .tflt Little to do it, said John A week ago, 43-year-old Billy - sas the best of the warm \lahaffey ho started the Casper almost skipped the New indy day. lbs total of 270 a round in a tie for the top and Orleans Open. He won it. distant 18 under par, a record eventually finished second. pICI first FIFTH: 14 M - Paco CIImb - s _TW Toone Going of wagering. at (Bridges) 6 1 7 Hireco iLarrabeel kam Francisco (HalCk. I 0 or ( I t L . _____________________ Rick Smith. lefL turned In a 54-hole 214 to easily capituire the Ma )13 fr Country Club championship over the *eell, nd. In second %as Frank Mebane III with a'218. %hile Rubba Park - had 219 for tLird place and Don Corsi tallied 220 for fourth. M A YFA IRS 1 Eyre Thrill (Binkiev) to I. 2 in exact order of the first three Vallants Harry (Olsen) 9 1. ] jack Pt-nce (L*Van) 3 1, A Ohio Dream finishers. The quiniela calls for IW"khtiser) I 1. i Carlo Red the selection of the first two (Hobbs) 97 6 Mile y ClipAw a y horses to finish but not a! *. - - S!U)andJAMfSJAy - -_ - ' C2 at Cncrat,( Nham 4 3 and Gulleft 2 1), 2 Atlanta (Harrison i7) at Chi 1,jo (Burris 5 31 Los Anotles IMMerSmith 7 - -A I __ the %1flhiers uf th and second The Cr"d (Van derSChaal) perfecta calls for the selection Cc F011y (Lake) FOURTH: )M -Pace c3—SöOO: of the first two horses to finish Angeles Mondays Games ____ . tour, will be induc ted into the 1.PGA Hall OF Fame ioni,'it. The award announced by LPGA headquart' Atlanta, will be p".w.nted Min WhitworM at sk banquet in He said his office has h. thY' tL , - __ -- g)o . byDickTurn.r - __ - etnier. )kerr,CreeiLarr:be,) cr ao - - (Alberly) S 1. a T"ri Miss (Rau) 10 I 7 Nifty Lady Byrd (Ihltnfe4d I received letters and fiione calls requesting the mil% d,10 I I De Ruff (Hobos? 6 I THIRO~ I M -Pace Clmg -S"ll: perfee .ta forms .. 5 11 _ Monday, May 21,1975--3B Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. CARNIVAL . %%'PC DON'T TEACH — Kathy Whitworth, ti me c Professional Golf Association ,I II 1$ \ - director of the harness racirg vue -1a, 6. New York I ,nnati A. Philadelphia 3 0on 1. Montreal 7. I. , in r - races. April AA,sty M (Baiten) 6 I. 1. Great o - - 3 I. 5 M6SQuefade Miss (Mahar) 10 "We are bringing back the 1, 6 Mud Pop ( Or idges) 7 2. 1. May daily double and perfecta by Princess Byrd (No Driver) 61. I J 0 's Mike (So.siojil S I lar demand," said A.A. popu SE CON D: I M -Pace C-3 Cond - Grillo. president and m.anagin IN. '~41.1 Q~4. Hall Of Fame LPGA - two, Va,1or77. 4 Kent Vo (Brai nard) II H DO S. Pt?tburgh Sunday's ResU . :; S2 Lrifecta will be held on races .r Saturday's Results San Francisco to, Chicago I I Philadelphia 2. 11 Cincinnati nningS .. e4 York S. Alian,a I n'real 2. Houston I . Louirs 6, Los Angeles 2 I 00 .d perfecta T%%O 9!N:)r, -) - Kathy Whltworth Enters 1 - ,,L It N The I - The $2 daHdoubkw1be held on the first two races nightly. The $2 will be conducted on races three, Entri .. iies & IN BRIEF offering the V. daily double plus seven $2 perfecta ram. 66 .. . 64 Houston - Il 24 20 -S&S 31 3 .4.. ~ - , 2 aoo s' Ii i West CASSELI3ERRY Seminole Turf Club Harness Racing : . Double cit y . York 51.40%%,~OLJ # SPCRM Texas a? -1 Mort Walker ___ - 0.1 1,1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ,1 1 1 ,1 1 " 1 1 BEETLE BAILEY Club ' 1* NOt) NAPPN TO OF PIAL-A I~ - ~ Y2rk S, Texas 4 California 6. Boston I M-arton Cindy (Befemak) 121; A Justafrost (Dvoracek) 9 2. S Space laps, broken gear box ransas City 9 Conqueror (Boisloll) 61 6 NancyS Bruce Patterson 51.7 D K Scott (HumpP*res) S-1 S. Dan Way lRe''jr) 31 Calif No 12 EigliOlfy, Ii Sat? 33 Waither. Dayton, api, engine failure. Ohio. No 77, McLaren Offy. 77 john Martin, Irvine. Ca laps. ?ucharg'c and gn?iQn lit, P4o, $9, McLartnOffy. 61 failure Baltimore Mnit?. 7, Milwaukee 2 Mondays Games Chicago (Wood 27) at Mil *Ia 0ltxrPne,:rn nd 31) California (Tanana 2 2) Ban;n-.or, at $47S:I.Veias cho ic e (Seiciers) Falls. Tex . No ?. . AACLAren BLONDIE - spitfire (Spriggs) I 1. 7. Sir Hamp ton (Sica) S 1 S Arrnbro O'Keefe (V.n0e,rn!eq) at ,,_ Unser Captures A POVAN11C BAt-1-AC GIVING A CC7.CE '" AN jr ( ( 'N ". 5)6 ir] ,Ov . ••. .. Stops Red Sox iContinued From Page lBi ts fifth straight loss and seventh - -run xnner or Kan in the last .,d Tsslns 7, Brewers 2 sixth Pat Dobson, 4-5, won it BLACKWALLB78.13 ignition problems Aryl Mario who seemed to spend about flail of Lady IAJcK Cubs Ph ils Find Road Trips Rough Wd Double I . -1 . 1. . iiberglas cord belt, help ~(, ~X . ~_ 11 , I - T, - t I I P-1%1____ .. --- - .- . .1 . 5-1 Lad. Meaawni;e, ex-Mel S41 . Electric a : i finished up. of the 12th off E)On DeMole and - .r _ = Ed Kirkpatrick hit his first Ids game-winning hit. It was home run of the season In the Rader's fifth hit and third 1 1 of Da nn y rise aa r do uble. Padres tied two-run single off Dave Giusti Expos'six4uh second irining in thc ninth. fitelul e Stcr.nvlt :ilamnjed a his fourth of the sewn and tie-breaking triple and then third in as inany games aiW ex- Willie Stargell in the seventh to club-record 18 games, breaking ut the Pirates ahead W. AstrosLExpos7 the nurk of 17 set by Bob Billie;, inlYl3. 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PLAY %#It Price 7 Ways ___ __ --- - TURF CLUB I ~i, See Your Independent Dealer For His Price. Prices As Shown At Goodyear Servicio Stores. I ; I OH,YOU '. 11 , 60MER-6A4JLT.' Card a Caftl 11jach, 4 Dial(Ii Club k SEMINOLE .. ~ t'->y-' - - by Dick Cavalli ______________________________ __________I .0~ I MON.-SAT. 7:0 P.M. -_ - . 1, " J, ---.C:r _ - J I-i-A. ( CAPTAIN EASY NEW POST I - . ~ WAT014!5T UP, CH IP5 ( HEATING INC -__ RAC E IF THE HIG"EST AVERACAC PAV01. kt, IN CEhTRAL FLOAsUA L I i II turf, depericjri& on FABULOUS TRIFECTAS EVEPYRINU. one rim until Ow seventh, when But Doug fladier wtd Cabell Ilwy bcofed t*kt. Toot Huube doubled with one :)ul. in the List - "'Je rver" Saturd2y PLUMBING & C_-) - , s to Plus 1254 to $321 F.L.T. pr 1007 Sanford Ave. 322.656 ___ - I 0 -.4 \. 4.1 -,C'J 4-1 I, , 4 for $119 4 for $119 4 for $1 19 4 for )Ili G78.14 G78 15 r__I ft F . ' NIGHT 11A RACING Buzz Capra held his old team to Expos blew an early S'O bulge. 4 for $ cp 'Z~ -1~1 I - C.,.'-' Air Conditioning Ing the final minutes of fuel tests. 4 ;a 6 878 13 [78 14 0, WALL .. ... L' Whiteivalls I gained his eighth v,~:.ary. Price - - ' WINTHROP -r I Thr 11r2.' 10 hu1 is no Deal In Town is car onl y last Thursday, ur helped Montreal go ahead in the top of the 12th, doubled home the tying run in the bottom half Size tame near producing squirm. help keep Irrad jrno%ps open for good wet lt,jci;on The doubir Tinly. -ster cord body Plies are strong and resillent. lo hr!p shrug off brmiling road hazards A real rtformer, this iln!)xlas tire puts ralrA em. phasis on value - ropecially during this SAIr (I COOLEST b...., n't only -- Sal, . Ar,.1 , . -.I Biackwait on this popular bias-belled li, o:yslas tire Genera I . ---_ ., u GLUED 'ituR STAMP' '-.d -6" -J ' \ , zz~-~-- BELT POLYGIAS thrr ds only we're bre,iir I' spun across the track, hit the v ar- and Bibby. 24, lost it. Jim inside wall, bounced along for a win drove in two runs apiece Spencer clubbed three-run istl and leaped, nhurtf n and Rod Carew collectea three hotater for Texas, which turn. hiL9 as Slinnesota handed Mil. bled to fourth in tht- Al. west. his car moments after t1w fuel V ~-- Save s22 to s4l Per Set CUSHION J 1 ~j annibalized parts ,tart- from a backup car and sent him also an early dropout. lie out in the untested crossbreed ed in the middle of the front row between Fo)1 and Unser and test tiriving. And with all that later WI I going against him Carter outside wall on the (turd turn \".- \ k-J' , sas City. Steve Busby towd a fifth and rookie Bill Nterbough Yankees 5. Rangers 4 hve-hitter to beat Baltimore for Graig Nettles drove in two hLs race time just trying to get sixth. I his car started after a pit stop, the first time ever and the ".- runs with a double and a 11111. __ finally put an end to his .nisery ;its sto!e four bases, three by fice fly, then scored the wi % hen. on the 4M lap, he hit For Tht Anion Otis. on Jim Bibby' s wild pitch in the -ff ii~ . .. ,.' '- -7'9;é2(cifr .- Rookie Figueroa , TO MY HEART I -' Shor t I ndy 500 .s_ \ ' ~ %, ~ ~ ~ &.-': ' ~ L ; 1! I ~ is ~fCALLEDIFI / WVIOTE -. " " t, 1 :- FM 3OING TO SIN3 '' ~ IS "2 Chic 2 Ginger 0- Brien (KvCia) to. 1; 3, New York IMich 3 6) )'S C-y Ilr-cA'iard I n __:_.t ''#' (Cueliar 2-4) a Cep.Ian (No Orivir) 6-1. 1. Marion Sleek (Crank) 3 1; 5 Saint Clair , 1W I . ______ ' M&nnesota (Altimury 2 2) at De troif (Rumle I 1). in , :~)-. r - ~I~ 1. -- -_ - -'r_-__ _-- -_' _' . - -._ . _-.._.._-r_-_ j,.-4 ,._ - __ .....-,. ' -._. '_-__ -- - __ - ' # - __ .\ ", - --' .1_-- ----.-_ , f- - ... _- - �4&—Evening Herald, Sanlord, Fl. Monday, May 26, 1!i Legal Notice — Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice _________________________ Lejal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice CITY OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE of ALTAMONTE sPRINGs, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION Nolice hereby given that are Pursuant to SeCtion EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. OFANORDINANCE BY THE CITV FLORIDA FLORIDA the Uniform commercla' Code. and engaged in business t 10.45 Notr CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.1034.CA.A OF SANFORD, FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing pursuant to that certain Promitsory Dame Drive. Attamonte SprinW IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY. FLORIDA NAME LAW TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice is hereby given t,a, In re: the Marriage of Note in the principal sum of 37gl, Seminole County, Florida EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7SlUCA0.F NOTICE ii hereby givt'n that CUlT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by BOOKER Public Hearing will be held at the T. WASHINGTON, 62$S,717.4$. made by . 1. Stewart under the fictitious name of NEW IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CARDLAND OF FLORIDA, INC., a FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND Commitsion Room in the City Hall the Board of Zoning Appeals of the HuSband, Mortgage Company, Inc..infavOrOf CONCEPTS IN LAWN CARE, and COUNTY. FLORIDA. Florida corporation, desiring LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI, a in the City of nford. Florida, at City of Altamonte Springs, Forlda, Petltiner, Bigayne Bank, a Florida Banking that we Intend to register said name CASE NO. 7S.01.CA.Q4.E corporation Organ tflgbge in bvs)nes under the tIC and existing 7:00 o'clock PM. on JuM9, 1975, to that said Board wil' ld a public and CorporatIon, public notice is hereby with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In re: Th• Marriage of under the laws of the United States titlujt name of THE GIFT MART nsider the adoption of an or hearing to consider n ap,eaI for MARVA BETTY WASHINGTON, given that Blscayne Bank will sell, Seminole County, Florida in ac ARIIALDO RIVERA. HuSband, f Amer1c, with principal ofl 1cet at 112) E WiIC ciinance by the City of Sanford, iscminlstrative review to allow a for cash, to the highest bidder, On cordance with the provisions of the Peti tioner, Semoran BIvø, Casselberry. Plaintiff. Florida. title of which is as follows: "one hour martiniting Respondent, dry and Fictiliou Name Statutes, To Wit. June 10. 1975, at 12.00 noon, in It Florida. 37707. intenth to ri%ter NILDA RIVERA. Wile, cleaners" in Shopping Center NOTICE OF PROCEEDING o fllscavne Section $6509 Florida Statutes 17 offices, located a? the tad name with the Clerk of th RAYMOND J PIPPIN, JR and Commercial Zoning, is uat THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: ORDINANCE NO 1297 Rpnt Boutevard Miami, Florida, the 5: Harry K Holcomb CAROL LEE PIPPIPI, a k a CAROL Ciruit Court of Seminole County, classification is deribed In zoning MARVA BETTY WASHINGTON, NOTICE OF ACTION flowing: Thomas Ln Siegfried Florida P1PPIN, his wife; and SARNET T WHOSE AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ordinance No. 7267) of the City o RESIDENCE AND That certain Note, in the oriçinal Publish: May 26, June 7. 9, 66. l97' THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO BANK OF WINTER PARK, N A., CARDLAND OF or SANFORD. FLORIDA, Altamonte Springs. for that MAILING ADDRESS IS 67$ WEST principal amount of 6305.000. dated DEN Ill NILflA RIVERA, WHOSE FLORIDA INC., Defendants property located at 250 South 46th STREET, AAENDING ORDINANCE NO. RESIDENCE AND MAILING SAVANNAH, March 15, 1974, made by Sterling a Florida corporation NOTICE OF SUIT OF SA1DCITY, SAID ORDINANCE Wymore Road GEORGIA, 31101. ADDRESS IS UNKNOWN: Park, Inc., and that certain Mo' S FIOy L Hopkins TO: RAYMOND J PIPPIN, JR. BEING A ZONING PLAN WITHIN YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED tgage dated March 15, 1971. THE PUBLIC HEARING will YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Lch President and CAROL. LEE PIPP!N. THE CITY OF SANFORD. held in the City HjII of Altamonte that a proceeding for dissolution of that a procceding for dinolu?ion of Mortgage is recorded in 0 R. Book IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND aba CAROL PIPPIN, hit wife PubliSh May I?. 19. 26, June 2. 197$ niarrlaahatbeenflledagainst you FLORIDA, SAID AMENDMENT Springs, Fi0id, on Monday, June marriagehasbeenflledagain5,y0, )017, a? Page 1.40, of the Public DEN 66 RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN COUNTY, SEMINOLE FOR CHANGING THE ZONING OF 9, 1915. at 530 PM • or as soon and that Petitioner. ARNALDO the short title is IN RE: THE Records ot Seminole County. FLORIDA. LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: THAT CERTAIN PROPERTY therealtt'rasflOSsibIe.atwhichllme MARRIAGE OF BOOKER T. kIVERA. Seeks other relief against FIorida,andthatc.rtainNteinthe CASE NO.: 75.547.CA.O9.D 1)9 Carbone Way. LYING AT THE soti,r_ • ' WASHINGTON, Htt%., ' zin foi u aflrctino fh. mu. IN THE rivciss , • %._1_ '" .— ' " WILLIS M. M1D!.1SCU. C? 31, .'' : , CORNER OF nfluøgaiiil Inc 1IaI1ifliIfraljve MARVA BF.TTY WASHINGTON. THE IN real property, to Wit. . )971, made by dated March tIGHTEENTH JUDIIAL dR. AND TO: All PI,ntlfs, rIie claiming in. TERSECTION OF 24TH STREET decision will be heard and tinl Wile, and these presents command CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLr Lot 3, Block 743. Deltona Lakes tcrestsby,through, und or Sterling Park, Inc , and that certall, against AND FRENCH AVENUE TO GC' action taken u to appear and tile your Answer Mortgage dated March 29. 1971, Subdivision, Unit 3, MB 25. Pôfl the aforesaid persons COUIITY, FLORIDA. IAGO VISTA, INC . et .I, (C-ENERAL COMMERCIAL) THIS NOTICE will be published Orotherdefenseorpleadiflgwith,he whichMortgag,IsrecordedinO R 136. PR Volia County CIVIL ACTION NO. Psais CA-09.A Defendants YOU ARE hereby notified thaI an DISTRICT by posting one copy on the aforesaid Clerk of the Circuit Court in and for B.00k 1013, at Page 1373, of the Public FE DE RAL NAT IONAL MOR AND, you are ruired to appear acliontoforecle a mortgage the NOTICE OF ACTION A copy shall be available at the property and by posting in three Seminole County, Florida, and see and file TGAGE ASSOCIATION. Records of Seminole Conty, TO CHEROKEE UTILITIES itc ur Answer or Other following described property In office of the City Clerk for all per Public places in the City of a CODy therf on Petitioner's at. defenseorpleading with the Clerk of Seminole county. Florida Flerlda, which Mortgages encumber Plaintiff, ' P.O Box 662, sons desiring to examine the same Altarlionte Springs, Florida, at least torney. Mack N. Cleveland, Jr., Of lhedircuit court in and for Seminole lhefollowlng described property, to Lot 7, Block G, LYNWOOD Deiray Beach. FlorIda 33141 All parties in interest and citizens fifteen days prior to the date Cleveland & Mite, P 0. Drawer Z. County. Florida, and serve a of BOBBIE C. McKNIGpiT. et aI, wit: cooy REVISION, according to the PIat YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an shall have an Opportunity to be public hearing. Sanford, Florida, 3271), on or before The East 300feet of Lot 31 (less the action to foreclose a mortgage and Defendants thereof on Petifioner's attorney, thereof as recorded In Plat Book 16, heard at said hearing DATED THIS 71st DAY OF MAY, the 30th day of June, A.D , 1975. NOTICE OF SUIT North 6' thereof), and Lots 33 and 34 security Interest in certain real and Terrence William Achert, Esquire. Pages 32 and 33, Public Records 01 By order of the City Commission 1913 A.D oIherwis a default will be entered TO ELINOR G. COHEN. Pott Office Box 7461, S4nford, Seminole County, Florida, Of Watts Farms, at recorded In Piat personal property situated in / Qain%t yOu. of the City of Sanford, Florida. (OFFICIAL SEAL) Florida 37771. on or before the 11th sat been filed against you, and you Trustee fOr the Book 6, Page 60, Public RecordS of Seminole County. Florida has been H N Tamm. Jr. Roxanne Hasty, WITNESSmy hand ard teal of the Bilit f day of June, A 0, 1973. or otherwise are required to serve a cupy of your Seminole County, Florida. Con filed against you àtid you are City Clerk Secretary Clerk of the Circuit on thIs 20th day Rebecca 5. Gitnick a default will be entered against written defenses, If any, to it on tamIng 27 57) acres re'gulred to serve a copy of your ' Publith: May 76. 1975 Board of Zoning Appeals Of May, A D.. 1973. you RESIDENCE, UNKNOW.4 Vernon Swartt.et of ANDERSON & From the N F Corner of Lot 49, written defenses, if any, tO it Ofl DEN ISo Publish May 26. 197$ Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. WITN,55 my hand and official piç :.Il prtrs claiming interest Watts Farnis as recorded in Plat Sfeph attornes for Plintjff, flozarth. Esquire j — DFN t61 '' Clerk of the Cirtuit Court t 'heCler ef ih Circe ' C.r' L' Etrricr acic ,-.,,. t Citce' t'c IN 6. Paqe 00, of the Public Plaintiffs' attorney, whose address THE Cu CUIT CO Iii', 3I COURT. ______________________________ Liltitin Jer5.,ns t.,,'i. Tru,t1- It, Ih 37 t.'ay, .'. C) . I9S Fspn$.t r '7 çxt r.ntr,,I ffnj''y", f 5minla County. Recordt C rine 1111% Ward, Fi EIOtITEEH1',t JUC)ICIAL CIR teai} Depiy Cierk "becca S Gitnick and toall parties U(rldi, as a Point of Begiflfl'0t2. Orlando, Florida 37107, and file the CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE manuel, ¶irnith& Cultler, PA. Suite (Seal) Arthur H Beckwuth, J?-aing or claiming to have any IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN origlI with the Clerk of the abe COUNTY. FLORIDA Thence run 501 SI 03W 1011 II feet 1603, CHA Towtr, Orlando. Florida, Mack N. Cleveland, Jr.. of right, title or interest in the real Clerk of the C'rcuit Court AND FOR. SE?.SINOLE COUNTY, along the West Right of Way Line styled Court on or before the ISlh CIVIL ACTION NO. 1534$.CA.01.B on or before June 73rd, 197$, and file CLEVELAND & MIZE By' Elaine RiCharde prorty heresn deScribed FLORIDA of June, 1913; otherwise a a Platted Road (not open) toa point the original with the Clerk of this In re: the Marriage of: Deputy Clerk Attorneys for Petitioner YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CIVIL NO, JS.237.CA.09.F iugment may be entered against BERNARD BALES. on the Southern Boundary of the Court either before service on TERREN P 0 Drawer 1 W ACKERT. "at an action to foreclose a mor GP£ATEP 0RLAN00 yo'i for the relief demanded In the Philip R. Yonge Grant; said point Plaintiffs' attorney or immediately ESQUIRE Sanford, Florida 37771 eon the following real Husband. DEVELOPMENT, INC., a Florida Complaint, and also being the Southeast Corner Of thereafter; otherwise a default will property Attorney for Petitioner ri Publish. May 26, June 7, 9, 16, 197$ Seminole County, Florida corporation, WITNESS my handand the seal of SAPIDEE M BALES, Said Lot 19: be entered against you for the relief Post Office Box 74) ot 13. Plaintiff. DEN 139 saId Court on this 13th day of Thence run N 1500 lIWalong slid demanded in the Complaint or Wf Block B. SUMMERSET Sanford, Florida 327fl V "OR TH SECTION 1, according ° Publish' May 12. 19, 1975 South Boundary of the Philip R Pettlon The property. both real and AMENDED IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Pl therf as recoro In Plat 26, June?, 1975 (Seal) FRED P.S HUMPI4RE V. Ct II. NOTICE OF SUIT Yonga Grant a distance of 5)7 607 personal, which is the sub,ect of the DEN 7$ FL OR I 0 A, E 10 H T E EN I H ". A. pagej 25 and 26, Pubtl Defendants Arthur H BI'ckwilh, Jr Thence run N62 06 21W 10) TO BERNARD BALES above mentionedaction in which you JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR 'i cordS of NOTICE OT Cour,l. CZ(k ul (lit' C'ru Cuu,I f To a Pc,n1 ui (Fi, Eobl Buuiitl&y are made a party defendant is asp t(C'SiOCflce unknown i rid6 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. ______________________________ FORECLOSURE SALE By: Joy Stokes of Sterling Park Unit 1 YO ARE NOTIFIED that an folio*s Case No. 7S.l51.CP has been filed against you and yOu IN THE CIRCUIT COUiT Notice IS hereby given that the Division Probate Deputy Clerk Thence run NO.4 SI O3E along Said action for Dissolution The E Of the W' ,of the NW are O undersigned ARTHUR BECKWITH, required to serve a copy of your EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Publish: May 19, 76, June 2. 9, 191$ Marriage has bn filed against you JR.. Clerk of the Circuit Court Of In re: Estate of CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DEN170 written defenses, if any, to it on van and you are required to S&'rve a ALICE GEHAP TRAMELL, COUNTY, FLORIDA. den Berg, Gay & Burke, P A . at copy Seminole County. Florida ,iil on 04 your written defenses, if any, to it thc 4th da of June, 1975. at Deceased CIVIL ACTION NO. 74 1343.5 Post Office Box 79). Orlando, on S KIRBY MONCRIEF, Plain NOTICE TO CREDITORS lorida 32107. and file fhC original In re; the Marriage of a m at the wSt frunt door of the hIlt attorney, whose address is Seminole County Courthouse, To all creditors and all ANN M. ons SANTARSIERE, with the Clerk of the above styled NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Post Office Box having claims or demands against Petitioner, court on or bere May 3h, 1915, 7779. Sanford, Sanford, Florida, offer for sale and NAME STATUTE Florida, 32171, on or before the 23rd sell at public outcry to the higheSt slid estate. and otheiW a iudgment may en TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN day 04 JAMES You, and each of you. are hereby J SANTARSIERE, 'ered against you for the relief June, 1975, and andfollowing best bidder for cash, the notified and required to present any NOtICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that origlnalwiththe Clerk of file the the Circuit described property ReSpondent, demanded In the Compliint or the undersigned, puuam to the Court of Seminole County either situated in Seminole County, claimt and demands which you, or petition, AMENDED "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter before service on Plaintiff's at either Of you. may have against the NOTICEOFACTION WlTNES5myhandandthewalof $6509. Florida Statute, will register torney or immediately thereafter, Florida Estate of Al'ce Gehan Tramell, TO JAMES J SANTARSIERE said Court on April 2h, 397$ Lot 20. Bock B. THE SPRINGS with the County Comptroller, in and olnerwise a default will be deceased, to the Judge of the said (ScsI) Waterbury. Connecticut entered according to Book the PIjt thereof as for Seminole County. Florida, upon against you for the relief demanded recorded in PIat 16. pages 9, 10, Court, In the Courthouse at Sanford, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED receipt Arlhijr H. Beckwitpu, Jr. of Proof of Publication of in the complaint or petition, Seminole County, Florida, within Clerk of the Circuit Court th6t an ad ion for DISSOLUTION this notice, the Fictitious Name, to. WlTNES5myhandandtlof and 11, PublIc Records of Seminole four months from the date of the OF MARRIAGE, h65 By. Joy Stokes County, Florida been filed wit: 330 ProductIons, Disco Unique, this Court this 21st day of May, )975 first Publication of this notice. against you, In which Petitioner it Deputy Clerk Dr. Shame under which the below (Seal) 'r1u' to the Summary Final Each claim or demand mutt be i DEN 37 houselsotd furniture and fur. inbusinesscurrently 61350 Wymore nishings. and you are reguird to Road. No 104, Altamonte Springs, serve a copy of rour written Seminoi County, Florida: defenses, if any, to GENE R. Thomas K. Krause IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. STEPHENSON, Attorney for Edward Bookbinder CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Petitioner, Post Office Drawer One, DATED at Altamonte Springs, COUNTY, FLORIDA CauelberTy, Florida 32707: and file Seminole County, Florida, this 11th Civil Atsn No. 76-671.CA49.0 the original with the Clerk of the øay of May, AD, )97$ FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF abovestyledCourton,beforeMay Publith: May 26. June?, 9,16, 3915 31st, 1913. otherwise a Judgment MEMPHIS. DEN 1)3 Plaintiff, may be entered against you for the __________________________ relief demanded in the Petition, FICTITIOUS NAME SUITTO Deferilants. seal of thiS Court, this 30th day l engaged in business at Rt, I, Box April. 1q75, FORECLOSEMORTOAGE (Seal) Arthur H. BC(with, Jr. NOTICE OF SUIT Clerk of Circuit Court TO: STANSELL.GRAHAM 8y Joy Stokes CORPORATION Hoffman Deputy Clerk Gulf Breeze. Florida Publish, May 5, 17, 19, 26, 197$ YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED DEN 9sat a Complaint to ForIe Certain mortgage on the føllowing describedi real pfcperty, tow,?. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE in Said Court, the style of which is Clerk of the Circuit Court indcated abot' Joy Stokes WITNESS my land and official Deputy Clerk Publish My 26. June 7,9, 16, 1975 seal of Said Court thiS 2tst day 04 May. 1975 DEN 163 iSeal) CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA NoticeofPublicHearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City Council of the City of Lake hOld a Public Hearing at 730 pm. Longwood. 37750, SemInole County, or as soon thereafter as possible on Fforidaunderthetldtitlousnarneof Wednesday, June 11. 1973 to con side, the Adoption of an Ordinance GREEN PLANTS. INC., and that intendtoreglstersldnamewithfh, by the City of Lake Mary, Florida, Clerk 04 the Circpit Court, Seminole title Of which is as follows, , AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY County, Florida in accordance with the provisions the FIdItIOV5 OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Name Statutes, To Wit: Section RELATING TO FEDERAL OLD $6509 Florida Statutes 1957. AGE ANC SURVIVORS IN SURAPICE. James F Mobley A copy of said Ordinance shaH be President & ' II, TownshIp 21 South, Ranç,. 30 CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Clerk of the City of Lake ,3ary, Phyllis B Mobley East.runthenc,Ntd,gre,j4 . .. COUNTY, FLORIDA. Florida for alt persons desiring to Secretary East along lIs, northerly line of the CIVIL CASE NO. 743)S.CA.Q.A examine same Marvin L Mobley SW i4 OfsaldSectionl$adjstanc,of COUNTRYWIDE FUNDING All interested parties are invited 1,753.43 fe*t to a point on the CORPORATION, a New York Publish: Vice President to attend and be heard. May S. 17, 19, 26. 197$ westerly right otway line of Hs corporation, DEN-33 TfiisnOflcelstobepubllthedlntpie S CL. Rallro#d,thesc,S 10 degrees Plaintiff, Evening Herald. a newspaper 33'lO" Wett along said rigPIt.of.way Vt line a distance Of 571.17 f, to a JOE S. ANDERSON. JR. and NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING general circulation in said city, one point S $9 degrees 17' 7$" East a MARY E. ANDERSON, his wife, TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION time at least five (5) days prior to OF AN ORDINANCE BY THE CITY the time of the Public Hearing, drsIance of 101.4) feet from tht NE Defendants, DATED THIS 20th day of May. OF SANFORD. FLORIDA. corner of Maltbie Shoret First NOTICEOFACTION addition, as recorded In Pta? Book TO JOE S ANDERSON. JR and Notle Is hereby given that a 1975 Kay Saisman. 13. page 4. Public Records of MARY E ANDERSON, hit wife, PubIi Hearing will be held at the City Clerk Commission Room in the City Hall Seminole County, Florida; thence N residence addren unknown City of Lake Mary, $9 degrees 42 20" West along the YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an the City of Sanford, Florida. at 7.00 Florida northerly line of said subdivis o'clock P.M. on June ,, 1975, i, action for torerinse a mortoaqe i GARY E. MASSEY, ESQUIRE c,vixi. esx?.,,yei Sr'w adoption of an or toiio'wg property in Seminole ttjIiSiC) dinance by the City of Sanford. 616 E. Semoran Btvd, Sult If fensionthefeofadistanceof 1143.63 County, Florida' feet, to the east line of Say Street, Springs, FIo'id 3270) Florida. title of which is as follows: Lot 5, hess the Northeasterly 1 Attorney for City said line being I he west line of foot thereof) Block A. EAST&ROOI( of Lake Mary ORDINANCE NO. fl aforesaid Section II; thence N 0 SUBDIVISION UNIT PlO. 11, ac Publish: May U. 3973 degrees 13' 41" East along said line cording to Use plat thereof as DEN IU a distance of 502.65 feet to the point recded In Plat Book Ii, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Page 93, of SANFORD, Of btginning. (Containing 11094 the Public Records of Seminole OF FLORIDA, CITYOF acres of 413.914 square feet). AMENDING 1 HE CONDITIONAL County, Florida. LAKE MARY, FLORIDA .,,., required to serve a written copy ti your Answer or pleading to the are is en.' — Arthur H Ileckwith. Jr Seminole Cnty, Florida By Elaine RlCharcse Deputy Clerk Publish: May 76, 1975 DEN 168 ____________________ residence and post office address of the claimant and mutt be sworn to by the claimant, his agent, or hit attorney, or it will bcome void accordIng to law. Each creditor shall deliver iijl. ficient copies of hiS claim to enable the Court to mail one 10 each per tonal representative Dated May 20Th, 197$ CLARA FLOYD GEHAN As Administratrix ALICE GEHAN TRAMELL, NOTICE Deceased. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Clara Floyd Gehan Pursuant to Public Law 97 Attorney at Law Section 10, (a (1), Federal Water 717 North East First s. Pollution Control Act (1912 Gainesville. Florida 3760) Amendments), this agency has Publish May 76, June?, 197$ received an application for cer DEN 160 tification that the following project ________________________ (s) will comply *ith the 6pplicable IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE waterguality standardsof the State EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. of Florida as rescrbed in Chapter CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Project No 59 1001331E Applicant Captain Leo R Norgart Description COnstrucl private dock, clear waterfront, and fill for CIVIL NO. 75479.CA.09.a FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, - 611; Thence run 5g49IOE along laid Western Boundary 101200 feet to a point on the Boderman Release Line; '_______________________________________ © __________________________________________________ DEADLINES Noon The Dy Before .i ' . ,-,..,,. - — Stenstrorn 'AP4FQRD Wanted — Desperate Realty - '' ' rsonals ____________________________ (' .7 Mae Ward. lormi', Ie,irhrr at Sanford Beauty Ciilt'qi' is o as'ciciated with Johnelte's Beauty Salon, 2310 0 Oak Ave She invites all her patrons & ?riends to call O66 18—Help Wanted __________________________ LOST Black 1. tan male Braijle. vicinity 5 'anorc1 Av & (3nt Way P1W/dID 3735017 ________________________________ FOUND 'Tennis Ilarqoi't Magnolia Ave Owner ma', i.'?t, 37200)1 hild Ca - --- ____________________________ Payton Redity 3?? 130$. 7640 Hisw,jth,s Ay 29—Roo P.onthIy Rentals Available 5133 5130- Color TV QUALITY INN -NORTH I 1 & SR 131. Longwood ood Things to Eat - Roomniat,' winind thare e'pensr t,i ,, ; i':: urnshcd miamaur' apartment, 3 large rooms, near hospital Off street parking 6170 323 0799 3O-Aments Bedroom furnished apartment, air. wall wall carpet. $123 Month, 650 flamegedeposit 203 E 21st St Uurnish - j'i'ju. ,',,.cj peas mu p c. lu bh&'l I ,ry I arns ri, 415 at DUPLI X I urn or Unfurn • Idea Carlfon s Furniture Store Jfl 1717 OCOtiOn, Reasonable Rent Ph or 372 0103 OAner. 3633721 Cucumbers. you PiCk Bring own container East Celery just east of WTPR 371 7170 or 373 6791 for — inforrnat on __________________________ - )ne & 'Two Renroo.n al.arlm,'nR I. t'",i' r', 337 3791 _____ --______ ;. room apt , for one or couple Air conditioned, water furnished, references required. 5100, 525 deposit 372 7399 _________________________ ___________________ : Pm Apt , all utihitirS lot fliStIt!d. $91 S( Adi.Ilt c'niy No pets 337 7296 eves & wknds Man and woman to room andboara Call anytime Saturday & Evening ('rild Care Ages? 6 (hId s World 323 144 : -______ WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W 1st 51 - Accountnrd, ,'iprr.'n,'O. liii ',"ust charge for retail know officC proedure and con trols throuoh profit and lots As Deputy Clerk Publish' May 26. June 7. 9. 16. 1775 Reply to Box 310 C 0 The Evening - DEN177 Herald. P0 Box $637 FIa 1 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. '. * W/W Shag Carpet Sanford. * Range Refrigerator 31A—(iplexes * DishwasherDisposaI ,r-x... — ; Lake Mary. 763 4th St , 7 bedrooi - , , ------ AOBILE HOME PARK Grant; Thence run SISOG lIE GRAPIVILLE S EUBANKS and alOng SlId BOundary 517607 feet to JULIA MAE E(JBANKS. his wife. tt'e Point of Beginning Defendants Said Mortgage having heretofore NOTICE OF SALE 4) been assigned by the Mortgagee to NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that the Btscayne Bank. ' -' Lot * 12 Bedroom $55 Rent From Sanford's newest and on the 6th day of June, 1973. t 11 fliscayne Bar reserves 9i right am at the weSt front door o4 the tO bid at the sale For further in Courthouse of Seminole County, at ..: — 1 Bedroom unfurn apt., air. Ca rpeted. kitchen equipped, Adult S 196 30 372 7796 eves & weekend S I P0.5' 3160 110W AIRPORT BLVD 373 7670 Best lot selection now avnllahk In — — Mobile home I'ark. flames of the Biscayne descrIbed real property Bank, 310 Biscayne Boulevard, Lot 49, ACADEMY MANOR. Unit Miami, Florida, TeleØsone No. 351 3 BR house near 25th & Palmet?c Will consider year lease. 6150 mc ni,,t ,1.,v,eii •si on display Lti Patio Apartments Carpeted 3 bedroom, I' bath, kitchen equipped, central heal 5. air, feetced yard. 6190 . 3379739. STUDIO 1,2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES N' 3 L'Doom hu% near down town $123 month 575 SecurIty 319 5367 after $ p m - ____________________________ 3i bath air. 2571 Hartwell. 3 fl carpet 6273 mo 6)1 5760 Owner __________________ "' Associate FROM 1505 W. 25th St. state Rd. 427, 2,3 miles east of 17.. Sanford (305) 323-8160 Ph. Orlando 305) 834-! ____________________________ Sparkling?bedroom home with den, 3mil bedroom, fenced yard Available June I $223 per mo ForvestCreei,,Inc REALTORS. 373 6333 ______________________ SANFORD 322•2090 __________ _________________________________________________ _______________________-33—Houses Furnished J2 3flrcjrnorrtenceciyard 1173 mo Adults preferred 373 5651 or 337 6670 Vi11ageLYwECIAL NO SECURITY DEPOSIT Pay 1st. Months Rent I. Ike Mary, 2 BR furnished, utilities F*l except gas $160 Adults No pets 372 3930 Only Furnished 7 Bedroom House 372 2097 or 3773750 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. Furnished or Unfurnished '. . ____________________ ovely furnished quest house, weekly or monthly, available through November Adults only 110 pets $165 mo plus utl'rs p., Security. 372771) -- 3238670 y 17.97, Sanford ' I Bedroom. 1', bath, new carpet, garage, close to schools 373 0757 or 337 1135 135 CDVEAGE I Larry Saxon. Realtor TENDER LOVING CARE-- and a little paint Is all that is needed to make this? bedroom. I bath home with Florida room into a liveable home Has additional room partly cornp!c'te A b,, at 615.000 Sorry, but 6.1.500 67,000 C6%h down BIG CORNER LOT- Small price. Cozy 7 bedroom home with large utility SPied Fresh paint in and nut Must see to appt'eciate only 115,000 f (''Yfi f.'r- r (''.',i'df 1? flI IDS 10 SELL 3 tIR.7 bath, Split plan, w * carpets, central N a. fenced yard. near Schools and shopping Good financing 173.900 __________________________________________________________ ' 34-.4obi)e Homes AVE MARY DUPLEX Bearromns COCP1 %dr, cerrr'n lurk, rrrmm i. 5r Forrest Greene, Inc. 373A331 I4LALTOi-' 6157333 pat bus ranch style home on farg Shaded tot, approxlmatel IS7'x77?' with country at mospPw're Sunken living room foyer. ftrmat dining room modern ,'at in kitchen, will hinI ,.,l, .,., Pr'td de fireplace, 1 bedrooms, 3 baths, will's dressing room Carpet I drapes, enormous utility room wall to well carpeting, fireplace drape's, central heat & air, garage 7 patIos, quiet On canal to lakes $50,000 Kish Real Estate t.AV,AP,A ItISI'f Req )4CaI Estale Broker 770)5 Fmf'rsrhAve,371 0011 - CLIFF JORDAN REALTOR at, a,',, Stemper Realty 3 BR, 7 full baths, large lot. fru trees, 121.950 MOSSIE C. BATEMAI Real Estate Brokm to?, beautiful oakS, new carpet. fenced back yard, and much more For details, call 32? 0375 from 9 to 5 Handyman's Special, duplex in Sanford. for sale by owner, or will trade for country property 3?) 1578 ev,ts or 173 .1153 days Reduced to Settle Estate Home on lake, lovely living room. 3 bedrooms. 7 baths 327.300 Sparkling clean, 3hed?ooms. 2 bath, lakefront tome. central neat and tir. trees. and other extras. 139.Oop 3 BR, VA, no S down. 6)9,000 ld sI area fcr ct''rt'' 3 bed'tom home with completely fenced yard 120.000 Large 2 BR with family room. tre Covered acre, 525.900 Swim or Fish RURAL BUNGALOW 3 Minutes from Town PEAL TOP 372 7190 I bedroom, refurbished home. st'adect lot See it at $16,500 THIS IS IT Your home near shopping. 7 bedlooms, I bath, air condition no, large lot $27,200 WFET REALTY PAYTON REALTY Req Real (Stat, Broker 27 1301, 2610 Hiauvatha Ave at 17 97 ____________________________ LIPS 2 full hatPi, family room & deli, plenty storage, large lot 372 1047 Sanford. fty Owner, 3 BR. 2 bath, air. carpet, garage, screened porch. 7 yin old, $?6.S$0 373 6137 W Peg Peal Estate Broker 2139 S Myrtle Ave , Snford Phone 371 0610 Jfl 274 . uet 30 ACRES- All fenced on pa',ed road Has large older 2 story home. barns, and a small coltaqe ONST,JOHNSPIVER-- 75Acres 7 houses, barns, swimming pool, large trees, d a flicC boat do ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Days 3?? 6)?) PlightS 'I?? 3171 or 372 7)3? In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Area? ., 4• ,% I -t -____________________________ -, 1) 17' wide. I LIP, air condillorsed Adults. Security deposit, $125 mi 1?? 59)9 NO LONGER USED CAMPING ('.EAR IS IN DEMAND SELL II PlOW WllH A CLASSIFIED AD — - _____________________ ' ,_IIIè# ' - - JI 377 vfli 3?? ca 3fl - -,_____ ______________________ 1 BedroomS. 2 baths, 2 Car garage screened porch, fenced yard central neat and air, many extras 2i, years old 679.900 Low dowr pa',imnnnt, by owner 337 1530, 301 Poe Wnd Ct., Sanford. ______________ - Payments Irs'. than rent flu, irs from 11 thru retirement Must Qualify Excellent investment Your gi,estins can be answered Contact i's JOHNNY fiALK1R REt,LESIATEINC GEN(P'L CONTRACTOR After fIrs. 373 7612 1 JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" )PMLY's( 46, Sanford 32] 1733_ , 68—Wanted to Buy i)UIVlt rMiIVltll Sinner ho 7*ri w,ii, ,'*i', , ' cash prlc of $61 or I payments of 11 50 Golden 'Touch 'n Sew, 57' 911 3_ASh J'.4I or used furniture, appliances. tools. etc Buy 1 or 1001 itCmS Larry's Mart. 73$ Sanford Aye See At SANFORD SEW:NG CENTER 307 East 1st St.. Downtown 3779131 Eve%$69 1116 42—)fle Homes - U, uui,i, 'ii ,tr,7, CS1J 5 Sold daily in thin' Cia,s.f ed /.01 iinih.in a... all I,,,..,.I ii..•i plete set up I'll save yOu mone /arded to buy used office furniture, Any Quantity. NOLL'S Catsel berry, Hwy 1792 $301704 Nitigue Buffet, $35; Floor lamp, $1. Desk wIth char, $75; Kitchen table, 11; ChIna cabinet. 6.35. Bedroom suite, complete. $93. Tier table, 170. M,ahogan1 drop leaf ctinirin table, 56.5. .tj.P DECORATORS, 109 Welt 51. 37' We Buy Furniture r,',iir'11 75—Recreational Vehicles Centralair & heat Assume payments 373 603? lew Skyline double wide Payment less than $125 mo furniture, rugs. Misc items 2 Cowan Moughten Terrace 37 ). boo trub. lO camper 17.000 3776916 " loll GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3-tO) Orlando Drive S.'snfou'd)73 $?C0 76—Auto Parts 52—Appliances ,,._ ,.,__,...,,. .._. .9, sa. rcOnditloned Batteries. 1)2 93 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP. lit. (.,à,,.,, A.. I ice, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730691 A'L...J ntc..lifrA3fUk One lot 00 Crysta och Arbor View South. 100*73' road Iron tacie One lot N F. corner Cryst"a 53—TV COLOI' 1V.S195MOPITH P [1111,1 PuRCHASE PLAN small spring, over 300' on pavec O6d 117.300 Terms $31 7*91 teauliful S acres, paved road, treei clear flowing stream. horses 0.1 Terry Realty. REALTOR. 671 C711 47—Real Estate Wanted HInted 3 BR. 2 bath, 7 car qaragt home on one acre or more Wil trade 2 BR, I bath with familt room, plus cost difference. 373 1)77 7S—M1orcyC)es Raa 10- stereo Like New 55—Boats & Accessories ne raced or damaged ot lrail,r heavy duty tilt. I?" 1977 Kawasabi. 500. low milca 4 e i' Lourmney ooat. IS PIP engine trailer. 13.30 37)6691 after 1.) Like New Call ala__A 3' Crltchfield Cruiser. 160 Inboari outboard power Ideal for famli camping, Skiing. & fishing 37 flat -- i, 373 3666 79—Trucks-Trailers 51.950 37) 1034 Merchandise irlando Clipper 17' tn hull bowrIder, Mercury 115 PIP, boll 1971. - - - WILSON MAIEP FURNITURE BUY- SELL-- TRADE 311 31SF First St 372547 full 60—Office uppues Electric Exercycle SO DeBAR'r FLEA MARKET ., % MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy 17 9? Open Sat 8. Sun OS 3)9 7970 tack UU QuIEt kood or steel desks (executive desl hI,5. secretarial deskS I & chairs, straight Chairs. fitin cabinets, as is Lash and Carry PIOLL'S Caiselberry. 17 97, IY's 1206 v — VT, r' Wl I U I' MItes East of I Ion H*'y 10 Sanford For intormatlon call 377 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center Arkla S Ton gas air conditioner, I yrs old, very reasonable 37.3 0799 Diamond Ring, lldiamondstotalinç I carat Appraised at $650. selling 5,350 Stereo console, tape deck AM F p.s radio, Med stylt cabinets. $350 Med bedroom suite. king size bed with dresser aria Chest, 5330 306 Browning Junk. Trash HauledAwa y 1$ Pick up Load 662 6)06 961 Chevrolet Siscayne. good con dition, $150 372 7963, ask for Den nil. Pick Up Abandoned Cars FREE 377 1671 Irk up look cars FREE Srr.a;i price for others. 377 3621. Pp store it and forget it' Sell it 0' 1 forget it with a Classified Ad )'2 761) 70 Datsun, I dr automatic Iran smission. radio, exceptionally clean. 11.595 Ask for Duane McGulre. 377 1651 Dealer. 74 Plymouth Wagon, air. automatic, $2000 901 353.2577. AI'Is r.i.... £ia -- 63—Machinery-Tools 6.00 Ford Tractor 7 High Speed Cole Planters 345 3154 afterép m £.A___ni,inn'irx4 &'tr Dnf U UUU ll !SUUU automatic. 1725 373 353$. CL,i1 automatic, air, stereg rado, exira clean, low mileage 323 0144 iurnuiure lurId Famous Buck kniveS. atsc S.chradie-Walden, John Prinible knives GardenLarid, 1100 W IsI St , 373 6630 STAN'S AUCTION t.._.,A.i4r,ic trar ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 17 92 11'l Lawn Mowers We Sell The Best I 3726)51 canvas, 171 Ford F-lOU. 360. air, power steer Iru, 5300 GVW, pot.i tract 3221179 after 5- speedometer. II gal tank certified tilt trailer Sacrifici 17.995 373 1495 , ._, ,f,_ BLAIR AGENCY a,,, Rent Blue Lustre Electric Ca'pet lsampooer lou' c*(y II SO per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE 372 I1)fter1p You can get a fair price when you advertise your "don't nee" in tIse Wart? Ads. WANTED 1942 7o Jaguar .,.. J4J 14 For Your Junk Cars 373 9134 ____ BUSINESS DIRECTORY M UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 003W. lit 5? 17lIJ'I 1,10(1, city blo'S deep 17 Citru trees. garden, wcll & pump, larg utility Shed. Adiaent to woode (ity park 575.000 (aSh or .ISsum oitq at 1135 per mo 371 6390 afte S IRt"t'LlC l'ftALIY Req Real Estate Broker hOE 25th St 377 665% unlancl Estates, Sanford, 60 Baywocid Drive. 3 BR, I blhs double carport, large patio. land scaped, Owner must Sell 670.300 373 37$? EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Air Conditioning - Home Improvements 'entmat Pun',s' P. Ar Condt'onnq Fr free' •".tmates. call Carl Harr,s, at SEARS fl Sanford 372 1771. Carpentry. Remooelng. Addition' CuStom Work Licensed Bonde, Fr,'. estimate 37) 6036 'entral 8. Poon Air Conditioners fluct Work. lnStaIl6tion & Repairs Dykt's. 37265,7 BUDDY'S HOMEIMPROVEMENT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRi AND R(PAIRS 372 1331 Beauty Care Lund Clearbig TOWI: R'" IILAUTY SALON (formerly Harriett's Beauty 11005.' 519 E. ne3fl 5712 L.IM LIUDGEIS ARE FOLST(RED WITH VALUES FR3M 'THE WANT AD COLUMN S PFCIAL Perm,snen' Wave, 110 Ask for "Glen Bernice's Beauty Salon, 7635 Sanford Ave 372 3934 APT ".11 Nd, 14N() CLEARiNG All t ',p.e's lots & aerage cleared W Pia,' toqu sn.l fill i$'rt rIp., shell available Plus, call nigP or day. 373 390) y owner, like new, 7 Bedrooms. 116 room, detached garage, fenced yard 619000 377 6)99 or 373 9315 _____________________________ in't neco!" Serve a useful purpose tQ6in wher you sell them wiIh a Roofing Expert roof repars P1,1! -CotSor shingle .Ork. guaranteed 37) 6700 dl Pest Spring i here and it'5 a qood time I cPiCc'se a new home from the page of our (IltIlfied acts C&A Rackhoe Service .ur'.d lrrinq, fill url. (law, rock "iii knt5 of dggng House trail ,rs Shored ailil mnc,ed 3?? 911? ni fTi t. - Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 2567 Park Dr've 377 P.t Cti — PET REST iNN Boarding & Grooming ______________________ " 322.6457 or eq—rvw lfchen Bathroom Cabinets Counter tops. Sinks IflStôlIOtiO available Boil (',tbell 372 0057 anytime ________________ r#, hovSt in6 rural area N) payment, monthly payments It Ihan reeSt Government subs,Jzec to Qulliflf'd buyers Call to Sn-" 1 you qualify' pring "Move ciijt5id time" Ge patio and laivn fu,ntvre at Move Into A New Home For S120 ..a, ' Moving? Why Not Live S WEKIVA RIVER I Adult mobile home village, wIde, Iarui" %fl,ij 00kv •,n Ili' Scenic Wexiva P,Soderrt clean intcriOr5, from 1110 SMI W of Sanford 377 1170, 14i 372 7111 TER MRS — LIII V1IIlI hiS is our 13th year it Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels Thanks to you, our Customers 337 5757 8' Garage Door Jim Hunt Realty 7371 Park fir Housebreaking Obedience. ProtectIon 'ALL $31 7370 CILL ill Breed Dog Training Academy Tabtes & permanent booth IN ALL PRICE RANGES 517W 1st Sf 337564 - -, __________________________ )i7 3 room, bath on corner lot, 611900. ExIsting, 616,500. 7 pcI mtg 373 06/)2 * They're Hot! * A bomey LAKE FRONTbedroom cottage, on a dear Sand bottom spring fed lake Large oax trees. paved road frontage. Mant otter nice features 65—Pets.Supplies available All under Cover Located Ii miles east of I-Ion SI 14, Sanford at 'tan's Auction 37 9719 Choice Listingc ,, CaliBart Real Estate RELAX 'N COOL in this home arsc pool 3 BR, 7 baths, large en tertainment room, central heal ,tnd Or t3.7Ci0 CHECi', THESE HOMES 7 BR. I bath, den 6)0.900 2 BR, I bath, 110.900 7 BR, I bath, 610,500 1 BR. I bath, central heat. 539.500 I )pen Salurday & Sunday,t loS p.mt BALL REALTY 'T S unland Shaded lot, space for garden. 2 bedrooms, on paved road 212.500 I 3 BR. 2 bath. pool horn,, S?2, 50—MisceHaneous for Sale Service The Rest Western AutC 301 W. 1st St 177 7611 OSiIEDO-- 3 .R, I bath. 1 large loll living room, eat in kitchen, famil moons, dining room, $16,900 773 137$ 3 BR. 7 bath, corner tot, large oaki 176500 32—Houses tJnfurnished finest Adult•Family Mortgage being sold, contact Harry Clerk willoffer for sale the following Joe King. President I4UP,Tl. P,' 3 Bedroom Sanford home which mu3t he SolO %hi% weekCnd. Vacant. carpet. fenced yard. good condition F HA or VA 0 k Call 373 91)0 Peg duplex with central heat & li carpets. drapes & fully equippe kitchen Only 6150 mo. Call 645 011? Days, or 643 3372 eves * Heated Pool ' - 3 BR, 1' bath, den, 572.500 7 BedroomS, adults preferred. S Week Furnished or unfurnished 323 5051. 377 6620 * Clothes Washer•Drye Iet, GOVERNMENT fIAT ION AL Thence run NO) 1019E 1111111 MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. feet to a point on the Southern Plaintiff, Boundary of said Philip P. Yonge ,,, ATIENTIOPI.QAPG;,lpI Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 19195 Freed' Furn or tjnfurn ApIs , large I & 2 3771991 322 7371. 372 1196.337 $90.1 bedrooms, carpeted, air Co di? bred Plo pets. Moderate rem 37? 1610 Unturnished LAItE MARY, 7neyvhorne'j ready ti Show Low In price, high ii guality Plenty shade Con veniently located WE TAKE TRADES I Bedroom apt Largø rooms Nlc furnished Just remodeled Liibe rie,v 7)5 W. 1st St Villas den. carpeted, vacant Move righ in, with 000d terms 516.300 lS6SParkDr POOL PARTY, ANYONE? With this cool pool goes a 3 bedroom at Iractively decorated, attractively priced tionse Just reduced to 679.900 AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W, 2nd St Sand lewood 18--Help Wanted REALTORS I',Yr nIct,lfldrm 'w iv carpel central H&A. fly Owner 67S.9 3737736 .' , Ll..,..Jr. Your MLS Agency — Rentals _________________________ ______________________ Tumbling 'Tots Day Care Center Children from 6 weeks to I? years 373 79)0 '' ROrn furniShed apartment. Air. newly clecoratt'd. breakfasl room. water furnished Adults, no pelt 3?? 3303 Inflation Prc.cl ltusnt's'. 38 In vCStfliint Part or full lime Wo4'I you wariti [,urn *h, mi . r iii 1?i y'i or 171 013$ — I 29.2A2fl :.E YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll I Work your own hours Earn extr Free. 614 2027 for "We Care"income as an AVON Represer "Holline" Aiultt or- Teens tativu' Call 6.41 3079 _______________________ "''" "'' Ii•,t wth GiIf' .i -. ,',,iii'r ) :: lartrts P I '. iP 24— Business Opportunitie Y"?ar fl'. 5—Lost & Found - - ---- , Systems Four, .'. f,'.t.ori ,I' direct's IC Sarah C nvntry Jet'lry Earn I toSS an hour Cflrnniis%ion E ull C part timç No eperienc necessary, sanples tree. Stai now 319 3170. 319 3691 I Monday, May U, 1W—S B _____41-Houses arye rlvci lY1d1M( SANOI,,. ' ___________________________ ' ,.n;,s,, PUbliCQtiOfl Sunday — Noon FridQy ¶ - ,', - ' — ji according to the plat thereof as access road recorded In Pta? Book 16. Page 71, on Lake Dated at Miami, Florida, on Section 74. T195. R7'E.Markham Seminole ELIJHA JOHNSON, et al., this Public Reco'ds of Seminole County. )WS day of May, 975 O,l,,idjnt COUnty. Flcrlda BISCAYNE BANK NOTICE OF SALE All interested persons are hereby together with all structures. i'n By' 5' Harry Joe King, NOTICE IS of HEREBY GIVEN that informed th6t thiS agency is con on the 6th day June. 1973, provements, fixtures. appliances, President at lI sidering the issuance of a Cer .d appurtenences on Slid land or a m at the west front door of the Publish' May 76, 1975 tificatuon to the applicant. used in coniuriction therewith DEN 176 Courthouse Cf Seminole County, at Interested persons are hereby _____________________ The aforei,ad tale will be made notified that objections may be filed Sanford, Florida the undersigned pursuant to a Final Judgment en Within 20 day's from date of this Clerk will offer for sale the f011owing FICTITIOUS NAME tf In CIvil No 75 506 now pending PubliCltiOn. Obiections must be described real property: Notice is hereby give, that I am in the Circuit Court of the LotS, Block "0" WASHINGTON Sumbitted in writing to the below engaged in business at ISO? A. N. Eighteenth Judicial Circuit itt and OAKS SECTION ONE, address and must be tunc".'t" " according to Hwy. 17 97, Maltland, Seminole for Seminole County, Florida Inc piat thereof as recorded in Plat evidence which would indicate that County, Florida unner the fIctitlqu OATEDthis7lstdayofMay, $975 Book 16. the subject proiect (5) would have Records pages 7 and I, Public name of ARTCRAFT FURNITURE (Seal) 6fl adverse effect on water quality Florida, of Seminole County, STRIPPING, and that I intend to Arthur H BCCkwith, Jr register said name With the Clerk of Clerk of the Circuit Court standards of the above described together Wilt, all structures. im waters. the Circuit Cjrt, Seminole County, By Elaine RiChard, Details of ttw' locations arid plans provemnts. fixtures, appliances, Florida in accordant, with the Deputy Clerk and appurtenances on Slid land or for the above project Cs) and other provi of the F(t$itløijt Name VAN DEN BERG, GAY relevant information may be i'd in conjunction therewith Statutn, To Wit: Section 66509 & BURKE. P A - I feel like an orphan EMPTY and no one to occupy me I'm . Spanish. have I bedrooms with family room for relaxing, "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" separate living room to entertain you. and Separate dining room 307 ParkviC'W. First S(JNLAPIDSlide my doors open, and enter a time advertised! 3 bedroomS, I 30*10' screened porch to Florida bath, CS with brick front Kitchen living I have a huge Inside utility equipped, arptt, excellent room and 7 car garage I'm 2', cOndition, 619300 years old MY OWNER PUT ML ON A DIET AND REDUCED ME WATERFRONT Price reduced on TO ORIGINAL COST I'm an easy H—Apartments Furnished this I bedroom, I bath. St Johns - touch at 334.900 with interest rate -River home on Perch Lane . SIi ". -.&..;"t .'T"'fl'.f idniiiy rouii,p I ii,1 t'"(lrc,oq'i AduIts',,,i,v • ''"t "' .,ucie me for 6321 per month Swim in 'ivith fireplace. Central heal and P,'i P i' AVI' NUE MOBILE PAR K my (Ommunity N- ri COME air, screened porch and sundeck 7343 Park Drive 510 up PEE It Al P,'( Swimming pool %95% DpIex Furnishcu Adults Nc' Pets AD CITYFIRST TIME Inc. Alter I p m . 137 3610 VE P 'TISE D! Must set. to ap REaLTORS preciate this 3 bedroom, 2 bath BAMBOO COVE GARDEN APTS 136% te Pit .Wnter Park Pvinie with central heat and air on )ecor furniture, I 7 BR, deep shag 303641 1314 Quiet street 631.000 carpeting Call Lee, resident JohnSagqio manager loday 300 E. Airport Anu'fimo RCALTOR RPOICID t,I.. IiuiJLiiiU Blvd 373 1310 41c a )lc a 24ca 3 Lines Minimum ____________________________ ____________________________ Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By Lillian T Jenkins a m and I 30 p m Monday through Pursuant to a Final Judgment en 5 Robert 0. Scott Post Office Box 793 leredin Civil No 7$ I29now pending Friday Complaint to Publiitr May 76. June?. 9, 16, 3973 Orlando, Florida 32107 in the Circuit Court of the DEN 163 Office of Dredge and Fill Maurice Shamsot the firm Subin, Adams, Harris & Robinson, . A., ENTITLED "USE PROVISIONS". Mary, Florida. that said City __________ Publish May 76. 1975 Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in and __________________________ State of Florida Shams, Rosenbluth & Moran. PA. plaintiff's attorneys, WhoW address SAIDAMENDMENTAODINGAND CouncilwillholdaPubllc Hearinga DEN 17) for Seminole County, Florida. Department of P0 Box 215. 610 CIIA Tower, ms 101 East AMENDING CONDITIONAL USES 7:30 P.M. on Wednesday, June 13, Robinson SIreet. P.O. DATEDthI5 71st day of May 1975 Pollution Control Orlando. FiOtidi 32002 RELATIVE TO PC I (RESTRIC Box 3061. Orlando, Florida 32507, on 1973, to. NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING (Seal) 2562 Executive Center plaintiff's attorney, and file tfs* or before the 11th day of June, 1975, TED COMMERCIAL) OISTPICT TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION a) consider a request for a change CITY OF Arthur H Beckwith, Circle EaSt origittaIwiththisCounonorbe.e andfiIetheoriginaIwithth(g,.Øf AND CC? (GENERAL COM OF API ORDINANCE BY THE CITY of zoning from Al, Agricultural to LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Clerk of IPie Circuit Court Montgomery Building 3), 1975 May If you fail to do so. tJt Court either before service on MERCIAL) DISTRICT. Or SANFORD, FLORIDA, PM 7. Residental, Rental Mobile NOtiCeofPvblI(Hearung By Elaine RiCharde Tallahassee, Florida 37301 ivdgment y default will be entered p4a.ntiff' attorneys or immediately A Copy shall be available at the Home. as said classificahons itre Notice is hereby given that a TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Deputy Clerk Publish May 76, 3975 against you for the relief dernand of the City Clerk for all per. described in the Znirsg Ordinances thercaft,r; otherwise a default will Public Hearing will be held at the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by VAN DEN BERG, GAY DEN 169 fl tse Complaint t) entered against you for the relief sons desirIng to examine the same Commission Room in the City Hall the City Council of the City of Lake of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, Of ________________ & BURKE, P A. WITNESS fhe hand 6nd 'iii of demanded in the complaint. Alt parties In interest arid rititens the following described property in the City of Sanford, Florida, at Mary, Fto'lda, that %6id Council will Attcrneys for Ihe Plaintiff ft's Court on 30th day of AprIl, 1973. WITNESS my hand mnc sea! of shall have an opportunily to e lying within the Municipal limIts of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Post Office Box 70) 7.00 o'clock P M on June 9. 1975, to hold a Public Hearing at 7 30 p m heard at said hearing. Ihis Court on May 7th, 1975 Lake Mary, Florida, and more fully EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Orlando, Florida 32102 cOnsider the adoption of an or. or as soon thereafter as possible on lS.'aI) (Seal) Jinance by Use City of Sanford, Wedneay. June 1), 1975, to con By order of the City Commission described as followt: towit: CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Publish May 76, $975 Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Arthur H Beckwith, Jr of the City of Sanford, Florida. North I., of the Northwest i 4 COUNTY, FLORIDA. Florida, title of which it as folløws: sider the adoption of an Ordinance DEN 361 Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of the Cirtuil Court H, P4 Tamm, Jr. SectiOn 5, Township 20 South, Range CIVIL NO 7370) CAO9 F by the City of Lake Mary, Florida, By. Joy Stokes By. Lillian Jenklnj NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF AP ORDINANCE NO. l2fl 30 East, Seminole County, Florida FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR title Of whIch lsas follows Deputy Clerk PLICATION FOR PERMIT TO Deputy Clerk City Clerk ThePubllcHearingwillbeheldin TGAGE ASSOCIATION, AN ORDINANCE OF THE dIV PubliSh: May 5, 12, I?. 26, 1973 CONSTRUCT AIR POLLUTION PubliSh May 17, 19. 76. June 2.te, Publish' May 76. 1913 lhC City Hill, of the City of Lake Pl6intiff, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, DEN 31 SOURCE DEN 00 DEN 51 OF SANFORD, Mary. Florida, on the 11th day ______________________________________________ FLORIDA, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO IS. TO WHOM IT MAV CONCERN June, lV7St 7:30pm., 0(65 500fl W000ROWA DONALDSQPiI,etaI, AMENDING ARTICLC VIII, NUWNASTHE BUILDING CODE 'The Florida Department of SUPPLEMENTARY thereafteraspossible.atwhichtlme Defendants REGULA- OF THE CITY OF LAKE PkARY,J Pollution Control hat received an interesled parties for and against TIONS. SECTION NOTICEOFSALE 6. SITE FLORIDA; REPEALING ANY appIicationforapermittoc5If the proposed change of zoning DEVELOPMENT PLAN, CONFLICTS HEREWITH. NOTICE ISHERERY GIVEN PARAGRAPH 2 OF THE ZONING PROVIDING SEVERABILITY classifIcation will be heard, Said on the 6th day of June, 1975, at that 11 two package sleam healing boilers, G E N E A A I. A E V EN U E S H A P I N G P LA N N E 0 USE R E P0 AT scxjrcec,4 hearing may bf (Ontlnd from time am at the west ftonf door of the air pollution, at the north ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF AND PROVIDING API EFF ICT lyE '- a ,- 'x. ", j.' i',,,..,' ,'-i'i, 7i..t ,i I *,.di 4..,., a y•i' s.. . Side of High flanks Road, •p• SANFORD, FLORIDA, SAID DATE to lime until final action is taken by Courthouse Of Seminole Cnty, at a r*'a4 sx4r gas4ca. ..d,ta.wi i d.(4' i 'a. '4 IfOI Aaq g lhree miles tPte City CniI of the City' of Lake Sanford, Florida Ihe underSigned ofproximately DeBary, Florida. This northwest AMENDMENT TOREQUIRE THAT TinC r.o,t..vi*y WHEREAS. THE COUNCIL OF 0i4 S _____ a... DC fl1 Mary, Florida, o. LOI,.4AJD c. application SITE DEVELOPMENT PLANS THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, _____________________________________ Clerk will offer for sale the following has been submitted by Florida CONFORM TO Pt,Mx%lD (a (inOiTuRf MIC'A ti otmws*t This Notice shall De posted in described real property ALL APPLICABLE I' LOPIDA, In order to prott the 1II.O2 lhree (3) publIc places within the iCif1xa?wr,, P3wer Corporation pursuant 10 PROVISIONS OF THE ZONING public health, safety and Lot 1, $iC*IICONI$ 1$'C..t& welfare of M.w!IxA*sct to. Block F. INDIAN Chapter 172, F.A.C,, of the oqDINANc I*'it,ltt ,,, AI City of Lake Mary. Florida, at the UNIT THREE. according to the HILLS, plat AND FURTHER its citIzenry, deems 1110 be in the Department's rules regarding the PROVIDING 5 THAT THECF SAFETY City's best Interest amend Or i Cily Hall within City of in Lake thereof as recorded n IPlat (took 11, control cf emissions wfii:h may AND CONVENIENCE THE dinance Plumber IS,to (Omn'nQniy Jfl OO M,sry, Ftomid, andthe publi5hnd t Page 01 P0il' Prrth Semnle •:.'j j "-: L(re1I L1?'( S en non ti • .. etft the ma,nlrnnr i ii.i mini ir An __ ,_ 30 P.M. , Lakeview, JSP,l',t)ath rjaraa., central heat air, lmq.. iot 671,950. Acre Realty. REALTOR, 37) 7150 41--HoUses BAMBOO COVE GARDENAPTS Gracious country living, yet City socurity Quiet, soundproof 1? BR, all electric kitchen Enjoy outdoor picnics, and leisure lime in the courtyard 300 E Airport Blvd 37) 1310 -ieBary, Adults - Lovely large 1 iAT0orn air. ideal for retired persons 665 6161. 377 8054 line line line (62.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) MONDAY thiu FRIDAy SATURDAY 9.Noon are required to serve a copy of yrx,r OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN THE CITY OF written defenses, if any, 10 it on SANFORD, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by PHILLIP P FINCH of Gray, FLORIDA. SAID ARTICLE BEING the City Council of the City of Lake ,... B:00 AM. 1 thru S times 6 thru 25 times 26 times I MAS'TERSCOVE ON THE LAKE 373 7900 RATES Evening lien id, Sanford, F I. ______41—Houses Real Estate "FPANKLINARMSAP5 1170 Florida Ave 3736650 OrIQndo — Winte( PQ(k 831-9993 HOURS South Right of Way Line of South said property situated. lynci ,iniJ Drive, a Platted Road (not open), being In Seminole County. Florida, Thence run S 39 E along Slid together with the tenements, Right of Way Line 817 76 feet to the hereditaments, and appurtenances Point of Beginning, thereto belonqng, the rentt. iuues ContainIng 2000 acres an profits thereof, all pecwnal From the Northeast Corner Of property used and useful in con Lot 19. Watts Farms, as recorded in nection with said premises and as P16? Book 6. Page lOS, of the Public more particularly descri in the ) Records of Seminole County, Mortgage and Security Agreement Florida, run 501 3103W 1011.11 feet appended as Exhibits to the Cornalong the West Right 04 Way Line Of alntonfil, In the above captioned a Platted Road (riot open) 106 Point action on the South Boundary of the DhiIIp WITNESS my hand and the seal of P Vonge Grant; said point being this Court on flnd day of May, 1975 Power Corporation Easement as Seminole 322-2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. Boundary 66000 feet to the Nor. the SW '4Of ertion 72, Township 21 recorded in 0 R Book 17$, Page CLASSIFIED ADS ' theast Corner of said Sterling Park South, Range 30 East, less right of Unit 4, said point also lying on the way for Redbug Lake Road, all of 1,, for a PoInt of Beginning, Thence run 55500 lIE along Slid Southern Boundary of the Philip R Ye geGraritaoa.eJ feet toa PoInt on the Western Boundary of a Florida 11SUflftirnished J Ph 377 uCS' Pessurs Cleanlng_ A CLEANS ALL Ester, pm('SSurecie,3fln13 32') (tS - Utfflty Buildings - ,- 'r -..--' -'.',"--r-a. ,,.1 �-- - --. - - --- - _ - 1' --.-_.- Legal Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Monday, May 26, 1973-613 (4 Night Gallery 11:30 (2.1) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Fugitive 12:00 (9) News EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth 12:30 Concentration (6) (I) 1:00 What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) Cable Prevue I'll.'. !.L.'m.i p,3 7:30 8:00 (41) Braves Baseball 14% Relinious Townhatl (6) Captain Kai- çaro (44) Tennessee IloIIyv.00d 1:30 (2) - 100 (6) Medical Center (9) Caribe (13) Zane Grey Theatre (24) Today In Legislature (3i) Felony Squad 10:30 (13) June Allyson (35) In The Public - day. (2, 6, 8, 9) News Yoga Club (35) 700 SI*IPAL CINIM* CORP ilOAtH MATS.IVERY1 'TL23OP.M.-S1.2S R mw R,O*D ' P0I vouSIu CMtDu. w Whenever he . ________ - i - i.,. STA EEP'S 41N.OWLAYE. - () 845-4240 SUPI. DAD IM 5 - rtoetD*1 fiflUTIJIIU - iou o. ,LUSSII I d I 21 III- - - 4) tocxm cum inum WALT DISNEY dstrict 35 Ccmes 360a*ngoddess 38 Awaken tO Cabbage salad 11 Baby's phaytM.r;: - that frequent enough? My mot he r was a diabetic, but her doctor used to send he r for a bk)cld gar every four to six weeks. Isn't that proper? 1) h usband goes into the hospital on the average of three times a year because of the sugar. DEAR READER Alcoho l has a pronounced effect on level of blood glucose. In order to metabolize alcohol, a basic enzyme NAD in the liver is completely tied up. You this enzyme for the chemical actions t he liver m ust perf orm - You might think that is good for a dia betic, but It is not. It plays hob wi th any attempts to regulate a patient by diet or insulin. The higher blood glucose level in an untreated dia be tic Is necessary to enable gl ucose to enter the cells of the body to release energy. Lowering the level by alcohol may bring on symptoms of hypoglycemia (low blood Ci,i1ar ?ri...Ihi - ' JUl No - Jim - J.ONEul AME2 1 ma Obviously, anyone who really as "low blood sugar" should not use alcohol in any form. jij - Jim___ ONE as jJJuulJ. Jm ul RuU mm none Jill SWAP Mon. thru )0 I-iorida StatuteS 1957 5 - Ralph Nleto PubliSh: MaY 19, 26. Je 2 9. 197% DEN 109 Notice The cP ')OOM from experience, Is very PRESENT - .. _- ,K careless with his own th,ings. CAPRiCO1i t[.tec. 2-Jan 19) You're likely to change course too often today for youx own good in order to try tc satisfy the demands of others AOtAflhis i T,.. tL'.,I. in - Executor Office 7379, Sanfor, Florida PubliSh May 19, 24. 1975 114 Sat. W[ 9:06•9:30 A.M. R , ______________ fl A III _________________ flhiIJIV . COLEMANS BARuBmQ S P E C HQ!C OF $1.95 BAR BHICKEN DINNER OR $2.2 . f BAR B-0 PORK DINNER All / ~ , - ' - t-_"_.____M=___.__ --4 It~ FA --_- ~-- - --.%,,e_t. -, ---. ", . I -_ A 4010, -11 - _iii~__ . 1, . , A , A. W w ep" -c- I - - . .- :~_ _%~A~oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiior "i"or -- -_ - .._ -41~7, . ,~ 44_N~ . I - ~= k . Us I 'It. tz , ;llll4l, f .. I __._ '3' OF 1'1T4$ - ~ \ '' _.~ : ' - - r C- -Si ay.Z~_X _ , - V .". ' d, - . - -- . , . - i'- '.)J .______________ '' - - o. -u'-' - - " - , - 'l' . . - . L.1., I - - . ___ _ '' r. - U - ~ I 1. ' - - __',, - 4 iI' - Virgil Bryant of Sanford's First Presbyterian Church addresses the crowd which assembled at Memo rial Park Yesterday in oiervance of Memorial Day. On the extreme right is Sanford Mayor I.'c Moore, Rev. A spanking new Old Glory proudly flies atop th e flagpole at Memorial Park. Sa nf ord's Rotary Club presented th e 15 x 25 foot flag to the city, F -: '-' .------ !.. - l'-'' I ¶7' _____ '" iau - - - ~_ - - .1- - - - _ ., - - Lake Brantley Ifigh's Patriot Band plays at the opening of the American Bicentennial exhibit on display at Sa nf ord Plaza. Th e three-trailer exhibit will be o pe n to the public th roughout the week and features many items of interest. - I Full House Hearing May Start Thursday O'Mally e Ouster Reded cornmenBy Select Pelitionolf. Mittee WILLIAM P BALL and CLARA M TAUAHASSEE (AP) - A select House committee has recommended the Impeachment of SALL. h1s wife, involved in other impeachment Investigations have Treasurer-] nsurance Commissioner Thomas O'Malley as early asThursday. It takes a two-thirds consider those charges because of the pending court resigned. The tWrd, Justice Joseph Boyd, has been vote of both the House .and Senate to impeach vs. ReSponder' s SUMMONS TO SHOW CAUSE AND NOTICE OF HEARING NOTICE OF EMINENT DOP.'AIt PROCEEDING IN lifE NAME AND BY THE AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA' TO ALL WHOM IT MAY COPI A A - O'Malley on charges of extracting more than $72,000 from insurance companies that had vital matters pending before turn. The committee voted 10 articles of impeachment Monday, accusing O'Malley, 41, of accepting unauthorized ,compensation, committing perjury and violating the state law setting standards of nduct lor public officials. O'MalleyisoneofthreeFloridaCabinetrnenibe rs indicted last year. The other two are no longer in office. - Two of Wee Florida Supreme Court justices Tallahusee, said he will schedule a hearing on directed I ' by the ('Itt, nfl Ak. ,.&.,t, ri..,s.,. ,. ,.,,, hIlt of which is as follows , tecomr vested in Petitioner. and AN ORDINANCE OF THF. CITY $u(hotherrnatteqsestheCourtmey OF LAKE MARY. FLORIDA, deem pro per CONC[RNlplG MUNICIPAL You and each of you are htfeb, GOVERNMENT PURCHASING, commandod onor befor e May 201 h, FSTAflLlSil,ifG PUR CHA SING 197%, to file with the office a' nonrrr,iiur:c -. F r - undergo mental tests. O'Malley and remove him from office. O'Malley declined comment on the articles of In Florida's unique government, Cabinet officers matters impeachment. Ills press aide, Jerry Davies, said have a vote equal to the governor on such as natural resources, education, constr uction and O'Malley Would review the articles before deciding w he t he r to comment. highway safety. The House impeachment committee did not center purchase. O'Malley was a allegedly a secret partner in the shopping center. case. --Sought and obtained through his executive assistant, E.A. Faircloth, about $1,000 from Independent Life Insurance Co. of Jacksonvjlk. -had Faircioth obta in $560 from Charles T. president of liberty National Life Insurance Co., Birmingham, Ala., to help O'Malley pay for office renovations. In each case, according to the articles of in peacliment, O'Malley used his influence as in- The articles of impeachment charge that O'Malley: -Tcok inure than $70,200 from his former Miami law partners, Bennett Feldman and Riccardo Ciravolo, for referring insurance company clients to them. O'Malley was re-elected last November while O'Malley is the first CabInet official In Florida under Indictment. He faces trial June 30 in -Aroved a S2. million Gulf Life Insurance history to be sublect to an Impeachment vote by the Tattlaha3see on charges at accepting $10,Wo in kickCo. mortgage loan as an investment for Ow full House. backs from a,1snker aed perjury by fatling to list Jacksonville firm alter nducfng It to km the Florida Ho .ekor' Disnald Tucker, D.1 tbe mcm'ty aq a stale gIftFir: fpnn. money t four Nath Florida men _______________________________ ___ for slppIng - _____________________________________ _______ -. surance cmmixionW to obtain financial favori from wance comnies thAt had mat ters pen. ding bétin him and could Ill afford to alienate him. Final Word De/ayed commissioners To Hear Firms Violating flip Vt's DPIrVL'rr S I iAIVL is.s'.I' HcraldStaIt Writer L J...1_1__ psuivacu truss ueuswn in for the 7 p.m. board D LW3VIIWUIU 9UUBL5 pass UTrVE schools on the way to the Casselberry. The Seminole County School Altamonte Springs City hail. The board decided yesterday Board has delayed until June 4 not to make the final decision Layer said his recoinafinal decision on zone lines for until June 4. Hoard members tnendation will be "similar" to South Seminole County which felt that way parents will have previous recommendation. entail the controversial trantime to study Layer's WedThat initial suggestion to the sfer of about 207 Rosenwald nesilay recommendation. Also, Elementary School children, board requested Rosenwald L'er says the board wants to That delaying decision came children be bused to soon-to- see the justice ruling in writing. open lake Orienta Elementary, yesterday during a meeting That written ruling has been Sanford called to provide but the boar d overrode Layer promised . But as of this mor• and decided instead to bus the rung, u , .,,•. tilt IHPUI rislu um uicururui written coruirrnanon to Casselberry. students decision about which school from Washington had not Rosenwald children will end up Layer said he will follow arrived. attending. recommendations outlined by Black leaders also have At yesterday's session, at- the U.S. Justice Department. vowed to wait for a formal tended by about 50 pa ren ts, the That recommendation ruling be fore deciding the next School Board asked School suggested the board's decision step in a series of protests Supt. Bud layer for a recom- to phase out Rosenwald was against the Rosenwald conmendation on new zone lines, okay, but ru led against busing version. The first of the protest series " began with a three-week boycott of Rosenwald school, then progressed to a three-day black boycott of all Seminole schoo ls and a r eq uest to the Stanley Cup On Line Justice Department for an investigation, Also, black The Phijadelphia Flyers could win the Stanley Cup pa rents have filed a pe tition in tonight for the second year in a row. The Buffalo Sabres Orlando's federal courts asking wi ll be trying to stop them. See game preview on Page 1. the Rosenwald conversion plan B. time meeting •• •.. ... . tomorrow at . _.... - -, In s ide Today Melbourne Man Held A 20-year-old Melbourne man is being held in county Jail today In lieu of $15,000 bond on charges of resisting arrest with violence and two counts of assault with intent commit a felony after being arrested by Casselbcrry police. De tai ls and other crime ne ws are in Herald Sta ff Reporter Bob Lloyd's 'Action Reports' on Page 2-A. to II lUA Utility Ordinance? City Hall Panel Report By GLENN MC'CASLAND Amending the zoning ordinance, article Herald Staff Writer 8, supplementary regulations, section six, site development plan, regarding the water Sanford City Commissioners will meet recharge area. with the City Hall review committee and hold Amending the zoning ordinance, article a series of public hearings on condemnation 5, conditional use provisions, 1W-I and GC-2 and rezoning projects at 7 tonight at city hall. districts. The review committee is expected to An appeal regarding a conditional use of outline in depth its findings regarding the 801 East 25th Street due to parking will be revamping of the present city building or heard with P. Zeuii and M. Silverman to relocating the structure, appear. The Planning and Zoning CornAt the same time, the Commission will mission denied the request and City Manager hold public hearings to consider con- Warren 'P1etc" Knowles has recommended demnation of 11 structures in various sections the action be upheld by the commission. of the city. City Attorney Vernon Mize is scheduled to In addition, the Commission will also hold report on his investigation of street paving a public hearing to consider the rezoning of assessments, including the use of escrow and property 150 feet east of the southeast corner contract agreements by the city and property of the intersection of Celery Avenue and owners For street paving projects. Mize has Locust Avenue to BC-I. been involved in checking to determine what Other public hearings will cover: city policy should be followed in developing Rezoning of property between Pear and city paving Operations. Peach Avenues and between 18th Street and A tabled request from Seminole Bakery 19th Street to SR.l. Products Inc., for a paving agreement ex R ezoning property at the northeast tension on Laurel Avenue will be discussed corner of 24th Strect and French Avenue to following Mize's report. The request was GC-2, tabled by the Commission on May 19. - - - - L......._ said he received two plans from parents yesterday. One came from a group in Layer " - ' ____ Altamonte Springs, the other from a Casselberry faction. Laye r says, "They're all right except the numbers within boundaries don't quite work out." That's been the problem all . -- -. - - . - -'-'" . - ' - . - _.../ ' I - .. 'I Y By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer City Council passed the ordinance in late December. It becam" I ',sLi',,1 .,nned by the LONGWOOD Two utility mayor companies operating within this city Longwood Utilities Inc. and Sanlando Utilities may be operating in violation of the city's utility control ordinanee and their officers could i be lined $200 or be jailed for six months. The ordinance which became law with the signature of Mayor James H. Lormann March 28 controls utility rates and Seminole County Bicenoperation. tennia! Chairman Jack Homer Section four of the ordinance said today he was "very requires the two firms which pleascd by the turnout provide sewer service to sub- yesterday" the Florida st.antlal parts of the city to Bicentennial Exhibit at Sanford register with the city within 30 Plaza. days of March 28, 1q75 adoption Exhibit officials had expected of the ordinance, a turnout of around 200 because City Clerk Orinie B. Shomak of the holiday, but were said today neither firm has filed "pleasantly surprised," Homer the registration which Is to said, by the 561 people who include the utility's name, toured the three-trailer exhibit. principal place of business, exhibit features mailing address, number and BicThe entennial themes of Florida type of connections, and a her tage history, Florida description of the area which it now and Florida's future. The statement is also to inThe free dis'itay includes j ciuue the type of servi ce fur- projects by students from nished to each area. Seminole County Schools in the 1 . Bank pena ty provision of the former Flagship bu ildi ng the ex t hat ext hi bit itself. agent, representative or em. plcive or other persons who fail The exhIbit opened ,sttrdy or refuse to obey or comply with a ceremonial ribbonwith, or willfully violates any of cutting by Sa nf or d Mayor Lee the provisions of the ordinance, P. Moore and a concert by the upon conviction, shall be Like Brantlev hIih Sehnnl - - 561 \ Sto E i - t' H1Ll. - .-der the ficloption of an Orditunce condilicons upon which title to and to On Rosenwald Move - - t- ..,.,-... I - IT1k - FICTITIOUSNAME parties clalminu or having any Notice i hereby given that we ale 'ght, title, interest, estate. mor engaged in business at 133 Highway gage or other 1cm to or on those 434. Casselberry 32707. Seminole certain tracts of In4 described as .14 County. Flor ida der the fictitious Location of Fiori Po*tr Cor nameof PLANTS, POTS 'N KNOTS, poration's DeBary Plant-North and that we intend to register said L ongwood transmission line guying name with the Clerk of the Circuit easements In thi NE'i of Section (ourt. eminose County, Florida in Township IC South, Range 30 Eat -- # accorda nc e with the provisions of Seminole County, Florida, on the Inc Fictitious Name Statutes, To property ul William P and Clara h, Wit - Section 555 09 Florida Statutes S.M.'n Lot 3. Pine Lake Groves, a 1951 SubdiviSiOn of record in Plat Book 9. 5: .ioame .1 RuileIl Page 77, Public Records of Joyce M Jackson Cnty, Florida, Publish. May 5, 12, 19. 26. 1974 and beIng more particularip DEN 33 described in the Petition heretofor e It silt. and me toiJowing persons. 1 together with all unknOwn perss IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OPINE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIa. claiming by. through or under known poisons who are dead, or Who CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR are not known to be dead or alive. t.) -, SEMINOLE COUNTY *it PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. In re the Estate of: WILLIAM P BALL ' EDWIN 0 HUNT Twin Lakes BOB 167$ Deceased :, Sanford, Florida 37711 FINAL NOTICE Notice hereby given that the undersigned will, on the 41h day o CLARA M BALL mi A t) 'i"c. n'espnf to tho TJn Lakes r'uonrabIe Circuit Judge 01 boil 167$ Seminole County, Florida, his final Sanford. Florida 32771 return, account and vouc hers, as Executor of the Estate of Edwin 0 , PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that 4 Hunt. deceas ed, and at said time, Declaration of Taki ng hCS been Wei then and there. make application to in the above styled cause by the Said Judge fora final Settlement Petitioner. Florida Power (or 04 hiS administration of sad estate, poratlon. for condemnation s and for an order discharging James easements upon and within the lar. • A Hunt as Such Ex ecutor, described above and In the PetitIon Dated this the )Oth day of April, for the purpose af constructing and A 0 197$. maintaining guy wir es and a nchors James A. Hunt esse ntial for the support of a portIon As Executor of thi of a double circuit 730 KV steel ie Estate of transmission line under construction Edwin 0 Hunt in Seminole County, Florida Deceased. YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED C Vernon Misc, .i. Of that the Petitioner, pursuant to t CLEVELAND I MIZE provisions of Section 71051, Flori Attorneys for Executor StatutM,willapply$o the Honorable IP 0 Drawer Z Richard ft Muldrw, one of Se tanford, Florida 37771 Judas of th' Circuit Court of 're Publish: May 5, 12, 19, 25, 1915 Eighteen th Judicial Circuit, in DEN 2 for SPmlnoleCounty, Florida, on 'ti e 78th day of May, 197$. at II LAKE CITY OF o'clock. A M, in the Seminole I MARY, FLORIDA County Courthouse, Sanfori Notice of Public Hearing Florida. for a hearing to determlrir TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN ( 1) the ivrIsdktion of this Court, I?) NOTICE IS HEREBY C.IVN Ptv Letfkmcy of the pleadings thpCltyCotjflcHof the City of Lake, *tiether the Petitioner is propert, Mary, Florida, that said Council will exercising its deleqated author tf' I bold a Public Hearing at 7.30 pm, (1) the amount to be deposited or as soân thereafter at possible on the property Sought to be op s'.'ednesc1y. June it, 1975, to con propriated, (S) the terms and , rr,, ..d ,AM,, . .. I IA= 1 , ;f 1 i/ I tl na..,. ,, ,... OR $2.45 BAR B•Q BEEF DINNER 1 - I • r H , _____ . FA MILYDAY & NITE :' I _ I r EVERY TUESDAY IS* * * ' ______ .' A L - _____ ii F: SCUTHS FINEST Day In Varied Ways Memorial • 1 - - Observes ford ______ h,ch you may have demands against the estate of THOMAS 6. SCHWARTZ, deceased late Of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Ti Seminole County. Florida, to the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR I; Clerk of the Circuit Court, arid file CUlT OF THE STATE OI the same In duplicate and IS FLORIDA IN AND FO.,1 provided In Sec tion 73316. Florida SEMINOLE COUNTY Statutes, in their offices In the CIVIL ACTION NO, 71-11-CA•4S.0 County Courthouse in Seminole FLORIDA POWER co County, Florida, within four PORATION. a corp&ati,j'u. Post . :: _--- required TO 491T 6F1y .iUUnos day of May. 197$ 5 - Kirby Moncrief As Executor SHIIIHOLSER AND LOGAN Attorney for S Kirby Mon.r1e4, Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents _ FICTITIOUS NAME Noticeisherebyglventhatwe. engaged in business at 606 For$t Of CiliSCiberry. Seminole County Florida unde r the Iáctiinnt CENTRAL FLORIDA STRUCIscTh. and tnat we intend ii' register Said name with the Clerk the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in accordance With the 11 provisions of the FlCtitioi,, tt, S;atijtrs, To Wt Sertion es bride Statutes 1957 S Melvin 0 Harper James Edward Harper rubiiSfl May 19. 76. June 7, 9, 197 5 DEN 110 To All Creditors and All Persons Having Claims or Demands Against Said Estate: You are hereby notified and Filed at Sanford Florida, this 13th 27, 1975 T,:.- :t - -' - . .r-n. tr - 27, 1975 ARIES tMarch 21-April 19) yourself put on the spot. Keep y our temper if you want CANCER (June 21-July ) 1Efl1 TWUTII,_ Don't make any major others to co-operate with aims lITHE IF HAPPY (RI decisions impulsively today, important to you. You'll 10sf Ill especially if what you decide their support If you're lix I t% CURIOUS has a direct effect upon another aggressive, FEMALE 8:30 11 TAURUS Anrll 20-May 20 % who's not present. LEO (July 22-Aug. 22) Be " Set a schedule today. Stick wi th ciforts will be extra cautious the next few da ys It, or yo ur BLACK GODFATHER Part $, Ptv scattered too thin and noth ing wi th work you're responsible wort h w h i le will be achieved for. Don't make moves without GEMINLMay2I-Ju ne 2O)Be first consulting superiors. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. fli careful today. You could be Rig Club Show Coming ________________ drawn into a friend's very corn- You'll ha ve to curb your exAtk For Midnight Shoe ________________ plicated affairs and find travagant tendencies today ,iiid ______________________________________ tomorrow if you want to keep your budget intact. LIBRA(Sept. 23-O(t. 23) It would be unwise at this time to put off handling domestic mat ters of importance that need attention now. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. LOUNGE Don't try to overpower others A& r with your Ideas today. If they're not buying, pressuring them and won't do the trick. S,GI'Afl'US Nov. 23-Dec. RIV . ' 21) Don't lend something you RESTAURANT prize to a friend who, you know San ' C ROSCOPE May -- _ - H For Tuesday, - - FICTITIOUS NAME 6:00 (2.6,8,9) News NotiLe s hereby given that I am (24) Villa Alegre engaged in bij%ifletS at 100 Marvin (44) Lucy Show Ave., Bldg fli, Lonçwood 3flS0. 6:30 (2. 8) NBC News Seminole County, Florida under the tititlOuS name of CENTRAL (6) CBS News TOWING, and that I intend t (9) ABC News rrus!er sad name with the Clerk of (13) Ensign (YToote t!r Crcut ourt Seminole Counts (24) Zoom With 1h (35) Mayberry RFDFlorida In accordance provisbotfl of the itltiOu flam (44) Hogan's Heroes Statutes. To Wit: Section •6 (' the first puMicaton hereof, or the same will be barred JmuiJlljjJlum Roomlm Julia k,.nIn.. -- .................... calendar months from the time 01 Jmjj mm mm ' Is too low the liver normally As you may guess from the releases glucose into the blood above, I do not approve of a or may convert amino acids diabetic drinking alcohol in any from protein into glucose. When form, particularly if the the liver can't do this because It disease is severe enough to is processing alcohol, low blood require insulin or if any of the glucose levels are apt to occur. dia be tic pill.s are used. _ EVENINGS 1 jno . LAWRENCE E. LAMB MEN - IN THE WORLD 2'30 . mm RON May rings Antmj ENE . 11% - ________________________ ______________________ Pubh$h, May 19, 26. June 2.9, l9; DEM 164 12 Jewish least day By BERNiCE BEDE osoi TIlE STRONGEST MAN WED 1UA TINES DOWN I One who puts or c.i'go 201ec acid sait 3 Vigor 4 Ec onomic 20 Moist 21 Before 22 Vision in 25 One who refers to 29 P.'s"c. a baby Iron 34 Theater ________ . N II bomb 19 Aow ENEmiu I .s uw II Ai.;': deco'ation s IHI 9 Not an adult the movement of glucose into th nells and decreases the need main constant organ that maintains fairly level ci blood a for a higher level of blood glucose. When the blood sugar glucose. WI9. _______ ________ - (44) Mod Squad (,) Ns (6) Andy Griffith (13) Cable Journal (24) Electric Company (3$) Lost In Space ç. 67th Year, No. 239-Tuesday, Notice hereby given thIt we are in buSineSS at ill ( Semoran Blvd Altamonte Spring , Seminole County. Florida under thio lic,iliousnameo IRlMandthatw, ;icl nm. Clerk 01 the Circuit Court, Seminoi County, Florida in accordance wtP the provisionS of the Fictilout NameStatutes. To Wit seoion S 09 FlorIda statutes 1957 . Club . bloodstream. The liver Is the TICKET AGENCY - ___________________ _ Lof N G O fAl lElk A Cjs : I ('1 I P L CA C51N r ~ AN IAkr c i$r _ITI; Alp ,i'r. T A P J R IIA A 1M I L j1 1E 54 ETA 10 Lf I V E5 -r I tpiritiir1dC TJ 57 Native metals IS UflUplOded . 64 . Dr. Lamb __________ -- SIRE! DPCAA,N i - anything wi th alcohol his eyes get as red as a beet, also neck and top of his chest and he has trouble breathing. By that I mean Just one small glass of wine, beer, or a scotch and soda will do it. Whe n he asks the doctor about th is he gives him no answer. Could you please help us on this. I was wondering if it is his blood pressure. But the doct or says It is all right. He only goes for a blood sugar test every four or five mon ths. Is . 01~~IN - ____________________________________________________ 2.4 .5 .1 IS 0 Picnic pest (35) run.. 39 pAyer ernbinkments 40 Closes lightly 17 Educational 43 Girl's name Victoria (ab) 7:00 (6) Guiding Light 9rOip(ab) grouptab) 49DaUve(ab) 30esags (9) $ ,0,000 Pyramid 23 With (Fr) 50 General 31 Australian bird 5 Used for baby's IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE OractitionCri 12 linhannv 24 Ancient Greek protection EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR - farce - -tab) 33 6Spring month CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR 57 To buy (Latin) 26 loft 37 Baby hoses SEMINOLE COUNTY 27 Ura',rI '3 Tin Tin pelt 'p PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO 75 I4)-CP I In re: Estate of M= THOMAS G. SCHWARTZ deceased NOTICE TO CREDITORS iuiij uuuiJ drinks - name 16 -. DENS? FICTITIOUS NAME , Nelghbo(h000 MIckey Mouse Legal Lifestyle DEAR DR. LAMB My husband has been a diabetic for at least six years. He has been under the doctor's care ever since he found out about it. 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Florida under the f i ct i t ious of T&K DRIVE SERVICE, triat i intend to register said name With the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the Provisions of ttie Fictitious Name Statutes, Wit - Section $6S 09 Florida Statutes 11 S Grace Ruth Tamburo AA.iv 12. 19. 26. June 2. ta,i LE ISURE - --- I - ry h i b it x - - - - � 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, May 26, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 26, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 26, 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