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Grooms says action at Association (SEA) says a school-hours faculty meeting county under these conditions violation of direct Florida's titti (lii AfIlrilifl Federation when as a e have already been Longwood violation of the law" and SEA is considering whe..'er to file an unfair labor practice suit with Ihi PublicEmploye Relations ( :irn.un I p[:i(c, or Lakin,,, , the issue to the Professional Practices Commis sion (PPC'. Mrs. Arletta Coberly, principal at Longwood, said this morning when asked about the SEA charges You don't talk to inc about that. That's oat of my jurisdiction. It (the meeting) w as after school at4:l5." Sh' referred a reporter to Mrs. Constance Moore, a rø,ircn lye at l ci' friill -i -r --- b -., , . p, fl.w,,ationi 834 9212 Altamonte Springs Long w ood TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS ENTERTAINMENT NIGHTLY in 8-8:30 NBC SUNSHINE "Leave It to Weaver" Sam's preocctaUon with running his apartment and caring for Jill troubles Weaver, who deckles to quit the musical group because he feels Sam isn't giving it the right time. 8-9 ABC THE PRIMAL MAN SIU*1.L C*I1$* CORN BARGAIN MATS IVEJY DAY I I 'Tn.330P.M.- $1.25 Ro VEAEOVCANNAGBURCAEY 011111 EBRAMTAUH I SOURG DPCOLGADANACQTNCUDP P&MMT O0LS$OT -. RECOMMEND F OR Lk*i below appear forward, b&kwud, up, down, or diaonafly in the puzzle. Find each hIdden name and box it in u thown: Ift1zuCtOaI: The hidden mss vouwoti CHILDREN X 4 ÀY 4 IQ I 3 1 X BRANT DUCK PRAIRIE CHICKEN GROUSE QUAIL PTARMIGAN CHUKAR PARTRIDGE CANADA GOOSE DOVE PHEASANT TURKEY e TOMORROW: Ants Uv Ullmann r SCENES FROM A MARRWE Kids Concerned i,..rltv'l axl cctrj'd b'/ irqni —s MGMT. DOES NOT r3!t ItCCOMMIWD FOS By Dad's Drinking vGJWGER ('ILOItN 1:45 4:45 7:45 By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB Since we are living in a world of drugs and alcohol why don't we see a few movies on TV on what drugs and alcohol do to the vital organs in our bodies. My father is only 48 years old and has a very good lob. He works every — t IL BLACK GODFATHER IS "HELL UP IN HARLEM" Pad I 6. 1 -- -. -_- TNUTU ii THEITEPFORD WiVES SIARTS_FRIDAY_ _ I, - l all IT , M71) iI"- a,i - I 1'I V • - MUNW INewma 0 ALSO Ut SIwdefiKill - g,4d,1.It -0 ialg 7r34 , 38____ I I rHE FEMALE i I 574 3167 Deltona HOKUbLUtL - £ lm .' For Friday, May 23, 1975 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL - --- -.---- I SEA muri. W ppwa 9'6•9:3O A.M. R I_I I'CI is good to mom mid us kids. If he could see how the liver and other organs suffer from that maybe - be booze, maybe would quit. Please help us kids make him understand. DEAR READER — At Least knowing that you cared enough to write to me about it may cause him to think twice abo'.jt his habit and Its effects on his children who love him so much. luur idea of a few good 1V movies to show the changes from alcoholLsa good one, and l hope some network will we this anI follow up on the idea. While most people think about the damage alcohol does to the liver, its effects on the body are far more widespread. For a more complete discussion of the effects of alcohol on the body, write to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio city Station, New York, anti nek for The :v ;Mop Health Letter on Alcoho inumber 14). I) I (.1 A 1 - - RESTAURANT I PRESENT • MON•THURS. 7-11 FRIDAY FROM 5 p m SATURDAY FROM 800 p.n. Monday is French Night Tuesday is Italian Night Wednesday is Sirloin Steak Night Thursday is Bird of Foul Night Each Dinner Includes: Salad Bar, Entree, Fresh Vegetable and Free Glass of House Wine (WEN MON. - FRI, 11 KM. -11P.M. 2544 PARK DRIVE • OR LOBSTER$fldSTEAK Til 11 p.m. SATURDAY 512P.M. SANFORD R ESERVATIONS HONORED PHONE 3214424 ,695 , -. .ir;a# .-- Ail I Ii ' 'I : .. ' , '.'• . , -•'.;' ' ;.'k I 40 I . , a - ' * , . .. - I) .• . . ____________ •'$. %b4 . -. . . . .., . .. .. - '&I , 7. - ________ P ORTRAIT ' 7s . OF A FAMOUS FAMILY or Tonight Is opening night for "The Miracle Worker," a play which dramatizes the miraculous story of blind mute, Helen Keller, presented by Sanford's Fellowship Players in the First United Methodist Church hail at 8 o'clock and again Saturday and Sunday nights at the same time. Helen (Janine Metzger) Is pictured holding the hand of the blind Irish girl Annie Sullivan (Anna Lea Heard who rescues her from dark, tortured silence, Kate Keller, the mother, is played by Martha Hardwick, t Captain Keller by Chip Johnson and James Keller, the brother, by Bill Young. 1111 Ion- - ng Cooperat*ion Gap . - be included in the prk. • a 1SUCK WW IOFWIUU we infnrTnation of his investigatim to the Seminole County Parks Advisory Board, which also will inake a recommendation to the Commission. The advisory board is composed of county citizens. Vihien, who called yester0 I ' day's meeting, said that the '__i__ __1!I ........_i..... a cuuiuit.iun will IIIUn "double barrel consideration" on Buck's arui the advisory board's recommendations. Specifically, Vihlen said, the Commission will make a "philosophical" decision on whether to take over the maintenance of the parks land and alloCoflaider the budgetAry h.aI. .r41I J"I' 11— i" n IUUili4.) IiUW countered with assurning responsibilit) for the parks. n..rthtn .... The society on Tuesda% presented a resolution to the Commission requesting Just under a quarter of a million dollars in aid for the park Lands. SEA chief negotiator Steve Rosenthal quickly pointed out to Pelley that ,it that calendar goes before the board and is passed we will file an unfair labor practice." — "We're not going to let this slide by. We're perfectly willing to mnect Tuesday and discuss this," Rosenthal told Pelley, who said his team will be "willing" to discuss SEA input at that time. Earlier Pelley said school officials have received no "SEA input" on the calendar — which has been drawn up by the ad ministration and is scheduled for consideration at the next board During the four-how meeting, the two teams initialed ttative approval of several sections of the Association and Teacher flights section of SEA's 75-page master contract proposal. Teams agreed that SEA will be given place on the agenda of the first general district meeting for orientation of new teachers. Also, both teams okayed a proposal allowing SEA to conduct official business on school property as long as approval is granted by the administration of a particular school. Pelley rapped SEA's request to be placed first on agendas at School Board meetings, saying the board "has many items of importance" and that school officials consider all school pernot only teachers, sonnel important Rosenthal, on the tither hand, felt teachers are the "most important aspect of education" and their 'concerns should be of a paramount importance with a standing place on agendas." "I fail to see your rationale," Pelley retorted. "It's the board's decision as to where you will be placed, and the board has many paramount items of importance." Then Rosenthal, playing on Pelley's own previous statements, asked if it wasn't proper to allow teachers to appear first on agendas so they would be crisp and fresh for the next morning's classes. "Meetings last way into the morning," Rosenthal noted. Pelley has limited hours of meetings because he said teachers shouldn't be up negotiating half the night when they are required to teach classes the next day. And both Pelley and School Supt. Bud Layer have been adamant that no during-school-hour negotiations will take place. Pelley offered an agenda which would "consider as soon as ixIssible" SEA requests, but SEA turned it down and the matter, of thp time being, was tabled. Trial Of Suspect In Rescue Van Fire Heads To Jury ;t "Rim flees' Specia7 BROILED WHOLE FLORIDA LOBSTER, Stuffed with Crab Moat and served with choice of potato, v,getabhau lour, salad from Itt. Salad Bar, hot broad, butter, coffea or torn. •" !.-' Taken From Oviedo Department Jim Arter DINNER FOR 2 FOR $5.95 COCKTAIL HOUR 3.7PM RIVER ROOM FEATURING SINGER GUITARIST OF 1NIERNAT1OPIAI. FAME - '4 - / ' Assistant State Atty. Bill lorceinent agencies during the A circuit court jury investigation last November in section. Heffernan identified Harold last four years. Goldsboro yesterday acquitted a 19-year- Sanford's The state had alleged that Old Sanford man accused of The jury in the court of Danny Oates as a paid conpurchased marijuana for Oates selling marijuana to an in- Judge David U. Strawn fidential informant who had $10 from McClary in the vicinity formnant employed by the returned a verdict of Innocent the Silver Tip Tavern on W. Seminole Sheriff's Department for Clifford MeClary, 19, like worked over 600 drug cases for of various Florida law en- 13th St., Sanford, on Nov. 14. during an undercover drug Monroe Terrace. and Dining . Man Acquitted In Marijuana Case LOUNGE Superb •. -- However, the pvmg of tile &tque4 Juli iiuó., the county back to iba tnua&asion within -. . roads and parking lots In the parks and recreation director, two weeks. Buck also %%as instructed by time than 80 wm in the park plans to investigate the cost the lands adjoining the zoo county will encounter in Commission Chairman Sift Vihlen Jr., on other requests property is threatening to delay Finishing the project. vie society requested S50,000 made by the society regarding Ilk, opening again. fencing the park area, taking In response to the society's for the paving project, Buck was assigned the duty of over maintenance of the park resolution asking the county to checking out the costs for the as a county parks land and the complete the road paving project and other monetary paving projects and reporting purchase of five more acres to — (OUR'U __ - - Wins Skirmish Over Calendar Input The calendar is up for approval at next week's School Board meeting, and Harry Pelley, the board's chief negotiator, said it could be approved then and SEA input could modify It at a Later date. TNrU )aT. The We love him denrlv and he yesterdly betweed county officials and members of the Central Florida Zoological Sociiety a cooperative effort las surfaced which could put the z(x)'s opening back on schedule. The zoo was tentatively scheduled to open on May 31, but then rescheduled for opening on July 4. The Seminole Education Association I SEA) scooped out a minor victory yesterday when School Board negotiators agreed to discuss and allow SEA input into next year's school calendar. _,.__ - i'm Zoo, Coun Com ISS-1-01-i" By MICK IA)CURIIXE Herald Staff Writer Inx, July 4 ollening of the Central Florida Zoo inay be back on schedule, depending only on time required for a paving project and favorable recommendations to the Board of County Commissioners, Following a joint meeting ARIES (March 21-April 19) good news you receive today thinking of you first. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You may fumble the ball a few will not be all you had expected. times, but you'll be able to Accept it. Know that something Ignore the temptation to "coast" at work today. You're reach a businessgoal you've Is better than nothing. .Oct. Z) in a good cycle to get things heen trying to wrap up LIBRA (Sept. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You'll be dealing with VIP's done effectively. It would be a Your first ideas won't be your today. Don't be disappointed shame to waste it. PISCES (Feb. 2D-March 20) best ones today. Sound them out because you don't get on one whose opinions you trust everything you want. What you In a situation where you share first. do obtain will be generous. an Interest, you'll cause your GEMINI May 21-June20) SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) own problems by being InDon't price your goods or Don't delay that do-il-yourself different. Your part of the profit services too low today. Don't be project for the home because will be smaller. greedy. just ne sure you set a you cant anoru w cumpicie IL YOUR BIRTHDAY now. Get it started. The means true value, fair to all, CANCER (June 21-July fl) will later be available. May 23, 1975 You may make a change In SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. your social plans that will be 21) Business dealings or More opportunity than you've disappointing at first. The commercial acquisitions come result of the switch will prove to naturally to you today, if you been exposed to for a long time handle details personally and will be coming to you this year. be a pleasant surprise, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) A get- don't buy things sight unseen. You will profit by it if you work CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. hard and not take It for granted. together with some of your . Opening May Be On Time closest friends will prove much 19) Through your mate's more pleasant than being with suggestions are not on a par with yours today, she deserves casual acquaintances, VIRGO V Aug. 23-Sept.fl)The an "A" for effort. She's us Star ing Wed. HILDA RICHMOND Lounge I day and gives his boss a good weekends he drinks more. He eight hours a day. goes to work in the morning He supports mom and us all feeling fine and Is never late. very well. Yet he drinks almost We are afraid in time this will a fifth of booze every night. On kill him, but he won't listen to NOW SHOWING WE'RE FORCE FOUR C UT-THROATS-NINE the Umiht,' career, but confines him to a are murdered and the police wheelchair as a paralytic. believe a man spotted at the Strong performances by Paul scene wearing military attire Is I Winfield as Campanella, Ruby the killer. Keller poses as a Now Appearing flee as his confused. unhappy military man and checks all the I apartment. A sad decision, wife and Lou Gossett as a San Francisco military haunts 10-11 ABC HARRY 0 since it creates all sorts of hospital attendant. 9-10 NBC THE MAC DAVIS "Ballinger's Choice" RERUN turmoil. 911 CBS THURSDAY NIGHT SHOW RERUN This hour Patti Burke guests as a MOVIES "It's Good to be features McLean Stevenson, publisher who is having an Alive" RERUN Moving story late of "MASH," and Gladys affair with a young lady. When on the struggle by one-time Knight and the Pips for a lot of the's murdered, Burke's wife, played by Juliet Mills, becomes baseball great Roy Campanella fun and good music, 910 ABC STREETS OF SAN the prime Suspect. harry Is to resume a pen.ijctfve life FRANCISCO "Bird of Prey" hired after the publisher's file is after an auw i,, t wuy cut short his brilliant baseball RERUN Three young women threatened, too. 8:20-9 NBC THE BOB ''The lluman Factor" Fourth in of love between man and this intriguing series tracing woman and concepts of CRANE SHOW 'An American and morality and responsibilities Fiasco" Bob agrees to let two man's evolution young documentary producers discoveries of life. The origins are examined, film him and wt f flhia in their DNSEHPHCEGDIRATPGBT MZNEKC I lICE I RI ARPRRU RPHEATANTCHPQECGDAR PTARM I NONRTUAHHAUNK TETURGEAYAACUYUM £ BRSNRGONRIHKEDN I GRUOSEAMHBAKUOT PY SHUIOGITTNRASU TDE ESABRGUNHURL AUKH EUETARACTYEGDI RTRAP QTANKSVDHNREYMRAKEy IIUPEAEOEA I KO I YKHCUD 8349212 "9 3265 . -- hool.Mrs. Moore said a meeting o with an AFT Orlando began about 3:30 in the ifterrmort However, Mrs. Moore said sht.sub:mtteda request to Mrs. Coberly for a 3 pm session School normally lets out at I.i)ngwood at 3:45, according to Mrs Moore Mrs the request was approved by Mrs. Coberly, but that the principal "didn't know who was speaking." School Supt. Bud Layer said he would "check into the matter" and referred the issue (Continued On Page 2-A) JUDY RENEE ,.. ,-.. . ' 1., I L_ GOLDEN I SPOON I AWARD I I WINNER] C,' 1 II '- \I 1 Il lid I .'J .', By El) I'ItlCKFrF Herald Staff Writer ,tr (EDDIE -. Lan: SEA SHIRLEY MILLET 8-9 CBS THE WALTONS "The Birthday" RERUN A problem of age and illness, touchingly portrayed. Grandpa Walton suffers a heart attack and is sure he will die. Drained o( spirits, he gets a big lilt and the will to live while celebrating his 73rd birthday. Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 67th Year, No. 236—Friday, May 23, 1975 40 Sipper 43 Puff up 45 Satiate -- Thursday, May 22,1975--12B I 1At51'T c Fa s to t 33 Di ffe r ence behvrefl solar 7 Masculine and lunar appellation months a 54 Hc$QPIt1 17 Threefold (comb foam) 56 1,002 (Roman) 8 Takes five 18 Muse of lyric 57 Row Oriental IUI f basin Baptismal poetry 10 Asseverate 19 Actress Ann 59 Socie ty (Sb) 11 Teutonic 60 Auricle s goddess 61 Abs'ond 16 Bullfighter Mystery writers first 20 B;D!ical name ti-;. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. l R R P. I 53 Social inflec t IlIecat5 • 4p r A co 51T Qt1 L1S E.1 v 41 East (Fr I flocks d• '. LEISURE ] 36 Vegetaole ACROSS had acre used to hold it on a bracket thief Ken Tripplett recovered burned a short time later near couldn't be locked, three hours 'aII that night and that tie on the dash of the vehicle. the siren unit and radio after Forest City on the opposite side before the van sas found been seen there." Assistant State Atty. Bill the van was burned lman o Oviedo police patr burning near Forest City. of Seminole County. Helfernan, in his opening Beasley said Fuller "acted Larry Neely testified he had The trial of a 22-year-old man Also listed to testify today as nd trial got u As the erway Like he had been drinking a talked to Faller and later hod statement, told the jury that the accused of stealing and burning in the trial were an Oviedo Volunteer Fire De yesterday afternoon Oviedo little" and asked about joining seen him in the vicinity of the stale will present testimony state witnesses a state fire ex- Volunteer Fire Department the volunteer department. lire house twice that night that the siren unit and a radio sheriff's deputies, partment rescue van was that Faller had been removed from the van marshal, a county fire I'hilpott testified that Faller before the van was taken. pected to go to a circuit court officials testified building "was acting stranger than completed Neely said Faller told him he before it was found burning and k'jirtmtnt official, and a radio jury for deliberations this after- had cabinets in the rescue van Just normal and I smelled the odor "had been drinkini every night that Fuller, who hitchhiked a repairman. noon. It was stolen of alcohol." He said Faller for two weeks to suppress his ride with a sheriffs vice squad Defense attorney Allan Forrest Dee Falter, 22, f. six weeks before burned. of anJ at urge to steal things." discussed the agent in an unmiiarked patrol Dickey reserved his opening security lack of merly of Oviedo, is accused that an The firemen testified car Iwo blocks from the tire statement to the jury yesterday larceny of a motor vehicle and Chief C. A. Beasley and the firehouse due to the in. siren unit put into scene, open electronic had knobs similar to and indicated the defense might Lewis Philpott operable door that was left third-degree arson in the Jan. Deputy Chief that had been those one evidence was from the siren unit On his prevent testimony of at least , quickly xit 15 incident involving the $10,000 told the Jury that Faller had so lire trucks could that van, and it the rescue person. "it would in one withess, iherun - 'Snny" rescue van that was taken from been at the fire house, which and that Fuller said knobs that two missing Heffernan said Oviedo Police Grant Jr the Oviedo firehouse and had a jamflied door and be funny If someone stole the was B) BOB l.IA)Vl) Herald Stall Writer THE MYSTICS Rock. POP and Country Monday Thru Sat. V p.m..2 am. - - FREE DRINKS hA 'S'l FerUrt.Kort,dLsdIss Wednesday Nights Sheraton-Sanford Inn SHERATON HOTELS & MOTOR INNS, WORLDWIDE Oregon Ave. at I.4& SR 46 Ph. 3234080 - Sanford I, P �- Friday, May 23, 1,75 2A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Longwood Meeting , . Q ,A, I - I - I .- IN BRIEF 'q_______ Congress Goes Back To Work : __ -- _____ WASHINGTON (AP) The federal government'a Counc i l on Wage and Price Stability pians to study the 11.) 11 cusLs of thciil c;re, htch Council Director Albert Heed says is one rtuiaining trouble spot In the improved inflation picture. The cost of medical care services increased 14.5 per cent in the pact 12 months and 2.7 percent in the past three months, according to the Labor Department's Consumer Price Index for April. By comparison, consumer prices over-all rose 10.2 during the 12-month period and 1.4 per cent in the past three months. Physicians' fees rose 14 per cent during the 12-month period ending in April, dental fees rose 11.8 per cent and hospital service charges increased 16.8 per cent. - -%., 1.1 iw .rr. IN BRIEF . 11 Shevin Says He'll Appeal Prison Population Order , ______________ .1 (Continued From Page I-A) .. -. .. . ,. ' (4 - WASHINGTON (AP) - After a 10.day recess, Cosigress will resume work on a $15-billion money bill that contair: tu"ifni"veral programs that aid mQuas ol Americans t!zrtl rut by thr r-e.szou. A dispute Thursday delayed final action on the bill, which contains funds for unmployment compensation, food stamps, welfare, ommunity services, veterans services and numerous other federal programs. After the Memorial Day recess ends on June 2. the House also will tackle two other major items on which It postponed action. These are the energy conservation tax bill and the attempt to override President Ford's veto or the strip mining bill. Medical Care Costs Studied W Violated Law: SEA ' The AFT, which is an AFtLongwood got underway at do affiliated teachers' union, oo but M rs . M re told The 3:45, :, 7 ~ -__~ r _____ a .-.---the School Herald the meeting started Is a rival to the SEA. AFT to Harry Pelley, ____________ ____ Board's chief negotiator con- about 3:30 because the speaker representives say they will i. cern ing teachers' waslate.TheAvrrepresenuve have a unit chartered here lr ________ organizations. as scheduled to speak at 3 Seminole by this fall. To do this 1. __________ H: ___ Frankly," Pelley said. "1 o'clock. will require signatures of about C _________ told them (Longwood ad school teachers. -U_______ Mrs. Moore said the mee ti ng 140 ______ minictrators) not to have any __________.. • -. I .;j' not announced ovcr the The reison tiwe meetings during school schuu unercolu system, but PI-c, Grooms says, Li bc;c hours.', Pelley said Wednesday was Pe lley said his understanding of "deep rooted" problems at 4 7 t i~_.._ _______ _____ ________ an early dismissal day. On an was that at a bout 3:45, the the Longwood school. That would mean SEA would request ____ ___________ early dismissal day, teachers, meeting was annowicod. . If they have their work done, At any rate, Grooms contends an investiga tion from PPC Seminole County Qifd Sheriff's Deputy Duane Harrell, center, may leave the campus by 3 that any such meetings during officials. SAFE DRIVERS congratulates W. F. Penners left and H. E. Watson, winners of p.m., according to Mrs. school hours are a violation of The PPC is a state level Southern Hell Telephone Co. safe driving awards. Penners, a Coberly. organization with the power to the law. During meetings after ARE LAUDED Pelley said the meeting school hours, Grooms said, all conduct Investigations and PBX foreman, has turaed In 34 years of accident-free driving, between the AFT representive while installer-repairman Watson has fl years. sts must be borne by the make recommendations to and about half the faculty at agency using the facility, school superintendents. - - On $15 Billion Money Bill . :_1 .I i , _____ - - " ': :'':' .. - - ..i*?( * :- :.. _______ _________ inmates, Scott - - City To Hire Bookkeeper ) IV . %. - Lake Hopes To Mary Ease Records Mess By DONNA ESTES employe, prepared by City that whether required or not, time will be split between the Terry said. Mrs. Mercer said Police Chief Herald Stall Writer Attorney Gary Massey and Mrs. Sassman spends much utility record keeping under his Among the duties of the job harry Benson Is also forming a LAKE MARY- The City Councilman harry Terry, more than part time in city hail direction and general fund will be handling purchases. program for the city's Council intends to correct what Councilman Martin Bacon Sr. doing chores for city officials bookkeeping under Mayor In other b Lnes, the Council teenagers. Mayor Walter Sorenson calls zeroed in on the proposed $50 and others, Walter Sorsenson's direction, tentatively agrl'Pd, on Terry's It wac agreed In allnte the 1ud1e podge" system of weekly salary. Former Council member Terry said the person would suggestion, to budget the lion's $8,000 of the money fore purchasing when a bookkeeper "Are we paying other em- Dolores Lash, fr.,m the prepare monthly line item share of anticipated $14,422 in recreation and $G,4fl for public is hired to handle record ployes this much money?" he audience, asked what happened budget statements of the federal revenue sharing money safety. CONCORD. N.H. (AP) - The New Hampshire keeping of both the new utility asked, eliciting from Mrs. to the raise budgeted for Mrs. various departments. The for recreation for young people Sorsenson told councilmen to legislature has passed a law to reintroduce prayer into the department and general city Sassman that her current Sassman last year before she person, given the Job, will be of the community submit budget public schools, with sponsors directly challenging the U.S. recomoperations, salary is $160 every two weeks. left office. Council member required to have two years Terry noted the city, through mendatlons for 1975-76 by June Supreme Court on the issue. The Connecticut legislature The person to be hired to the Mrs. Sassman said, however, Lillian Griffin said Mrs. education In bookkeeping and contract with the YMCA, can 15. He said, according to the passed a measure designed to avoid a confrontation with $150 weekly position at a special that she is not required to be at Sassman certainly should get two years experience and if he set-up a good summer city charter, he must have his the high court. New Hampshire Gov. Meldrün Thomson Is 10a.m. meeting tomorrow may city hall 40 hours weekly. This the raise, meets all the qualifications, recreation program for budget message prepared by expected to sign a till passed Thursday that would permit also be named city treasurer, a brought a response from Bacon Terry said the bookkeeper's salary should be $150 weekly, city's youth for $5,000. July 1. the voluntary recitation of the Lord's Prayer in public title and pt handled by City elementary schools at the option of local school districts. Clerk Kay Sassman since the community was incorporated nearly two years ago. I -1, t. - - ' - ' Suspicious ' Fi res Council member Virginia Mercer urged the move at a . CHICAGO (AP) - Traffic accidents during the long workshop meeting Last night, - Memorial Day weekend will cause between 400 and 500 saying the treasurer posi tion • I deaths and 18,000 to 24,000 disabling Injuries, the National Damage Houses was named by motion and can *~ Safety Council predicts. The 73.hour holiday period begins S be changed by motion. "If you jif m 1,l tima MAn anA 1n4. .rntil L.Lé tI._ , uiiiii iiiiWiI1ii LTI(111 -. 19 n r5 ' . â•i.. w'.uj wu i look at the city clerk [unction in I By BOB LLOYD 1.day. RM Kuykenda ll, NSC traffic safety information the charter, it Is pretty full " er H ________ ald Staff Writer / ,. speciailst, said Th irriday that there were 392 fatali ties she said. Mrs. Mercer got .dwing last year's Memxlal Day weekend. In 1973, before Fires of suspicious nature immediate support from Mayor 1 I gutted speed limits were lowered to 55 miles per hour on t he Walter Sorenson for her idea houses at Sanford and $ nation's highways, there were 539 traffic fatalities during While the Council went over Longwood yesterday causing . the holiday weekend. the proposed duties of the new __ anestimated $25,000 In damage. k Investigators are reported . Possibilities 9f arson to i I cover up iirgiaries in DOW Instances. Residents of the LaBosslere said the fire was homes were away at the time of of a suspicious origin and state the fires, fire marshals are Investigating. J . Sanford firemen were alerted Firemen reported the blaze Is •. by neighbors at 9:35 p.m. that a believed to have started in the '.-.--' house at 1006 Pear Ave. was on living room near i couch. LAKE MARY- Consulting negotiate with both quickly to fire and were able to contain The city also insisted It be Dyer, his wife and three Engineer Cal Conklin Is to be make a decisi on on the matter, included in the pr - -4- - and extinguish the blaze before children were not at home at ovision invited loan as yet unscheduled adding Sanford officials have the ultimate sale price for the the five-room frame dwelling the time of the blaze, firemen . workshop session with the City said they were willing to con- utili ty will no WAS destroyed. t Include Una and reported. Council to discuss the pros and sider extending their service, equipment paid for by Fire Cl'JefG. M. Harriett said Scott Sheriff's deputies today were cons of updating (1*, newly Terry said one of the definite Electronics. the house was heavily Investigating a number of purchased water systems advantages would be that the damaged, Council at a 10 a.m. special though, with burglaries and thefts including versus the city purchasing city could immediately in- meeting tomorrow jsscheduled SCHOOL LEASES Representatives o( Sanford Chl4Jti3n School are shown $talease. estimates of damage at least 12 outboard motors, valued at water on a bulk basis from crease its water pressure. signing ceremony this week at the Sanford Airport, which will be $3. to execute the contract. Also on $4,000, that were reported either Wilco Utilities or the City the site of the school's 1975.7 classes. From left are airport the agenda is the second Loyal Barr, who rented the missing after a break-in at Bell of Sanford. It was added that if the city reading of the amended budget AIRPORT SPACE assistant manager Marvin Greenstein, Sanford Christian School house, told police and in. Marine Supply, 110 W. SR436, Councilman Harry Terry could serve with water the 300 and the purchase of a truck for Board Chairman Rev. G. Blair McGarvey and school ad- vestigators from the state fire Fern Park. Deputy David made the suggestion last night disputed acres included In Its the utility department. ministrator Carem Gager. marshal's of fice that he was Duguld re ported tools were also at a workshop, noting by put- boundaries working atapart.wne job wt missing from the business. chasing the water rather than the owners might not be the blaze occurred. His wife Robert Heitler reported immediately updating the interested In Joining Sanford. Karetha and this three children $1,501 in silverware, meat from system more money could be were at church, Council member Lillian Sevier a freezer, jewelry and radios a vailable to extena "The fire Is definitely of a were missing after a burglary 4' Griffin said both improving and prove water lines. suspicious nature," Harriett at 602 Blue Lake Dr.. updating the city's water He urged that the city system LONGWOOD-Land deve- pay increased operati(,n costs In addition, Lormann said, many times in recent months said. Firemen found several Longwood, according to a particularly digging new wells and upgrading the loper George Nader, a principal of the 300,000 gallon daily there was apparently some that the orginal annexation was gallons of gasoline in cardboard report filed by Deputy F. N. plant - and the possibility of of the Longwood Utilities Inc., capacity sewer package plant. confusion created when the city still in effect since the property and plastic milk containers Stewart, which furnishes sewer service Nader was apparently early this week reaffirmed its had not been ousted from city scattered throughout the house. purchasing water should be Wendell Aldridge, 2204 looked into. She noted that to four city subdivisions, is unaware that the city has a annexation of two tracts on the control by the courts. The new "In another minute there Driftwood Dr,, Fern Park, Conklin has not et come up holding a proposed rate In- fran h i se ord inance Longwood Hills Road, one of annexation was only to confirm could have been an explosion reported $205 in fishing with a recommendation on the Crease In abeyance until he authorizing control by the city which is occupied by the sewer the prior action-make the that would have blown the roof equipment was taken from a speaks with the City Council, of rates and operations of plant. size well required. Bartlett noted as in, porch and Charles P. Craig annexation more solid, he said. Mayor James H. Lormann said privately-owned utilities within The City Council reannazed Lormann said Nader In- vestigators examined a nearly- reported a $180 citizens band , Councilman Martin Bacon Sr. today, the municipal bounds, Lormann the parcel in order to have a dicated he would cease action full open gallon plastic Jug of radio was taken from a car In a said Conklin estimated the said, gasoline lawsuit filed by Attorney raise found in the middle of parking lot at Spanish Trace the rates and bring u Lormarm said he discussed necessary improvements at General Robert Shevin, matter before the City Council the living room floor. Firemen Apartments, Altamonte 1300,000, but Mayor Walter the problem with Nader after adopted by City Council late challenging the annexation, blaze to a standstill Springs. Council has scheduled a fought the receiving numerous Sorenson said he had not been telephone last year and signed into law by dismissed. meeting June 2. The regular Just before It reached the Jug. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Deputies were also incomplaints from residents given that figure In Mayor Lormann several City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. One fireman reported that meeting - Last night was just not of May 26 has been he vestigating the theft of a Highland Hill, Sandalwood, inonthi ago. ha.s explained to In stumbled over something on the shotgun other business, Council Longwood and pistol, valued at cancelled due to the holiday, Bruce H. Rola nd 's night. Grove and Shadow ..councilmen . floor as he probed a smoke- $349, in a break-In at members discussed with Before It ended, the 27. the a proposed 60 -'.'- -. filled bathroom in search of Michael H. Hostnick residence County Planning Director year-old Altamonte per rent increase in sc'r . Roger Neiswender and Bill rates. possible residents In the blazing at Highland Drive and Ridge ~ Sprinp resident, slapped "' ________________ house. He said he later Road, Longwood, Baker of Florida Land Co.'s ________________________________ _____ with seven tickets from the Wilco Utilities and other discovered the object was an The mayor said the ufli.'. Deputy C. H. Braecklein .,.... . . police department, was in open container of gasoline, Florida Land representatives a repor comp a ny ted a $259 television was notified the users jail, Patrolman Eugene Fogle reported ta ken from the home proposed interlocal agreement rates were being increased .. Patrolman Cliff CbCIICW reported that Barr told him that between the city and the from $4.50 to $7.50 monthly to of James Deck, 610 Archibald charged Roland twice with county. $1,750 cash had been hidden in a Ave., Altamonte Springs. failing to report an acbedroom that was gutted by the Deputy J. N. Patton reported The agreement set out cident, twice with leaving fire, Man John Byrd, 30, of Byrd Street, (1et0h15 for Wllro to serve the the scene of an accident, Firemen said the blaze apMidway, PtV &f,tt Fkct!onic's [)lflt. received head and eye 4 I parently started at th IV . e rear of injuries wn a motorcycle : dri ving and dri vi ng while With the house near a kItchen- overturned and skidded 75 feet 1 When city of cials fi te at mpted Inticated, laundry room area, to change wording in the proon Midway Ave. at Ma in Street _________ _____ Michael L. Prater, address Cheflew sa id Roland Johnhlend on,orof termIlgh posed contra ct to give the city unknow Justaf t ' :. Nicked Into one car at the ______ n, is In cowty Jail today house, said It wasn't covered by as well as the county the right 10 % Hu)lid5y Inn parking Hit, qf.v ' charged with breaking and _____ insurance. purchase the utili ty, Baker entering in an incident which pulled onto the street and ___ Just after noon yesterday mirprised Vie groW. He said, occurred I.ongwood firemen were "From our standpoint, we are fled to the salety of his open right now to alt down and Police said that Prater, 22, _____________________________________________ Spanish Trace apartment. William F. Dyer realdence'at work out a deal to sell." was seen Inside the Imperial But onlookers took his First Street and 13th Street station on SR 436. Pollee were _________________ tag number, and Chellew The in itial period of the summoned, and Frater was after smoke was seen pouting from the residence, track ed him there and agreement 15 to be for captured after he dove thr ough _________________________ _________________________ a minimum of 0 years, a window placed him tinder arrest, Fire Chief Roy Lauiosslere in an Abortive at_________________ said today that damage to the automatfrally extended an. tempt to escape. Roland was free today nually thereafter. After 20 after posting $618 in aJ1 SCIENCE FT$DkhlnRefadk,kit,aadSamH1ll)oukatacIrIarygyjtm gutted house WAS estimated at He is being held under $5,000 years, the agreement could be )OflC) display at the Tuikawilla Middle School All &hxl Fair $12000 and approximately bond, police said DISPLAY $8,000 In contents were broken on 90 days' notice. reerrily. (Herald Photo by EMs NichaPs) School Prayer Law Passes - - - - Fnninin-io-r-rn"m i l Tn L - Water Deal t - - I - - Longwood Man Finds Rate Hike Delayed c It Wasn His Night - - - ____________ ______ Is Charged I - Break-In - ' - - . ' - - - - - - By The Associated Press Thursday, May 22, 1975 The Senate Hills passed: Horse racing Increases take-out for thoroughbred race tracks from 17 per cent to 17.4 per cent. CS-11B2004. Appropriations and Regulated Industries Committees. To governor. Horse racing Increases the number of racing days for three Miami area thoroughbred tracks by 24, and increases the purses offered. C&HB2005. Appropriations and Regulated Industries Committees. To governor. Horse racing Creates a study committee to determine feasibility of the state taking over ownership and operation of horse tracks. 11N2072. Regulated Industries & licensing Committee. To Governor. Requires uniform financial and Horse racing operations data reporting of all pari-mutuels In Florida to the Department of Business Regulation. 11132073. Regulated Industries & Licensing Committee. To Governor. Harness racing'.- Ineases take-out from 17 per cent to 17.4 per cent to fund increased purses for harness racing tracks. 11132101. Regulated Industries & Licensing Committee. To governor. Recreation leases Voids escalation clauses in leases for recreational facilities or other commonly used facilities serving residential cooperatives. SB 112. Zunkil and Jon Thomas. To House. Provides for forfeiture of retirement Retirement benefits by state employe convicted of an Impeachable offense. SB11O2. Sayler and others. To House. School - reduces from 16 to 14 the age after which a child does not have to attend school. CS-S13340. Sims. To House. The House Hills passed: Creates 29 aquatic preserves Aquatic preserves around the state and provides protection. CS-SB321. Natural Resources and Conservation Committee. To Senate with amendments. Repeals jury duty exemption for dentists, Juries funeral directors and embalmers. SB183. Lewis. To Governor. Liquor Allows persons under 17 to work as actor's, actresses or musicians In dinner theaters in which alcohol is served. S13107. Henderson. To Senate with amendments. Authorizes counties and municipalities to Fees collect up to a $5 service fee when a check is dishonored by the payor. SB388. Zinkil, To governor. Requires state, county and municipal Handicapped governments to provide special parking spaces for disabled persons. S112 Lane. To governor. Requires auto Insurance Insurance notify drivers under 30 years old that they might be due a premium reduction on their birthday. CSIIB341. Cornmercy Committee. To Senate. Provides for four-year licer.se tags. dSAuto tags 11131385. Transportation committee. To Senate. Prohibits discrimination in Age discrimination employment based on age. M11131573. Select Committee on Human Rights. The Governor Signed into law: Reorganizes state environmental Environment agencies, consolidating permit-granting in one department and natural resources management in the other. ( SB123. Lewis, Effective July 1. Homicide - Removes killing of it child or servant while correcting them from protection of excusable homicide. SB66. Wilson. Effective Oct. I. Requires that development starts, Assessments rather than platting, change the tax assessment on land. S13l3. Zinkil. Effective Oct. I. Schools Requires the Cabinet to coordinate calendars of universities, community make transfers easier. S1383. Plante. Effective immediately. - - 0 TALI.AILAS.SEE, Fla. u\P - house and Senate conferees have approved hills to reorganize the state's massive I lealth and Rehabilitative Services Department and put prisons under a new department of offender rehabilitation. The last roadblock was cleared Thursday when house conferees, urged by Speaker Donald Tucker to reach a decision quickly, backed (town from their position on juverule delinquency programs. The bills, as finally approved contain the .Snato position - also sought by Gov. Reubin Askew - of keeping the delinquency programs within HItS instead of including them in the new department. - - Slated '"'" -, • firms since - ,. •*ai*d q -. I q_ - I " t'HI'.UIdi S - - Won't p -, . .i Tallahassee Tally - - -- Give U - -Ir_ . -. g ' '' -.- '- I''- 'if t i: r'& i: ' :. - h Fi 't ___ .. I Mg tiran-e company matters pending before 0Malie, Quar. ithis said he mentioned hiring Feldman during a golf game with O'Malley in the Bahamas. : p?- -F- ' . L'j-" ,I ' - t__ TAIJ.AIIASISEE, Fla., (Al') the hell out our business up ________ "1 received no reaction from A bitter and disappointed here." =Ql • him on this, other than a smile Sen. Bob Saunders, D-Gain. "lie can select his own lieuand that it might help," Quaresville, says he won't give up tenant governor and I have --. __________ mtius testified in an affidavit. his fight for Senate president nothing to say about that. But Quaritius said he hired Fel. ______ za until the last vote is counted in ht' has nothing to (to with the ..i.: dman for$l0,000on Nov. 1, the fail of 1976. selection of the officer who runs Five days later, Quaritlus said, "You know old saying, this Senate and if he starts the Insurance Department was 'You win some, you lose some fooling around with me tie ain't a of Feldman's role as notified and some are rained out?' I'd seen nothing yet," Barron said. . unl_ _ the firm's Lawyer. Two days . W1 put this one in the rained-out Askew's press aide, Paul O'Malley granted inafter category," Saunders said Schnmtt, acknowledged that the formal approval of the Penin. Thursday after losing in the governor's had been insular life reorganization. Senate Democratic Caucus to volved in the race 'on a very O'Malley said it is "very imSen. Lew Brantley of Jackson- limited basis." Jim Apthorp, portant to note that the ex-law ville Askew's senior adviser, said he was never forced upon Brantley was designated. 16- had talked to only one senator bl anybody." to succeed Senate He said Feldman II, President about it, and that the subject Dempsey Barron, D-Panama came up during a conversation GOVERNOR Coy. Reubin Askew, left, receives the Herbert Harley award of and Ciravolo were recomCity, for the 1977-78 term. Three on another subject. the American Judicature Society (AJS) for leadership in mended to Insurance corn. senators who voted for SatinSaunders had written pledges streamlining his state's court system and improving judicial panics only if the firm asked for ders switched to Brantley after from 26 of the 27 Senate Demo selections through nominating commissions. Making the a lawyer in the Miami area. Cullen testified that he perpleas to make the selection crats, including Brantley, and presentation is Fletcher G. Rush, national treasurer of Judicial sonaLly witnessed a number of unanimous, was generally conceded to have Chkagobased AJS, during the Federal Fifth Circuit occasions when O'Malley or Eight refused, indicating to the presidency locked up a Conference at Orlando. he lost the battle week ago. Deputy Insurance CommissionSaunders I I er Thomas Brown asked inbut that the war won't be over dustry figures "if they had any until the Senate president is ofcounsel in Florida. if they inficially elected in an organu E tended to hire any, and if they izational session following the did, his old law firm was down 1976 general election, TALLAHASSEE. Fla. IAPI appropriations lull and $4.49 there." Following his selection Passed Thursday by the Sen. new agency. Rep. Carl Ogden, 1)-Jackson- billion Senate spending bill, Thursday, Brantley said he ate was a package of five bills The house Regulated InHouse Speaker Donald Tuck- providing some $5.3 million in dustries and Licensing Cornwould move to solidify his ville, says a bill to let counties MARY Senate levy a I per cent local sales among Position er, 1)-Tallahassee, appointed additional purse money to aid inittee approved a bill to allow could too. At1$. PII I CVI C,Wd provide up to $139.4 milhis conferees Thursday. thoroughbred race tracks. The the advertising of eyeglass Democrats. wid fleni The house debated Thursday, bills would raise the money by prices, which supporters said Brantley, Rules Committee lion in property-tax relief. .ANj EJ APPARE] The froposed constitutional but delayed final approval of a withholding From potential win- would cut consumers' costs, but chairman and a Jacksonville • T,C b Rd 1t2N Hwy I72.CasstIb.-vyH4-M sheet metal contractor, said a aniendmnent mIlJR292 was cx- proposed constitutional amend- rungs an additional penny on the measure iHB362 faces a number of senators who voted pected to pass the house today merit 1 IIJI(1709 pro%Iding for a each $2 bet. hostile Rules Committee. The Senate also passed a bill for Saunders had come to bins after surviving, 60-50, an at. panel of seven senior chief circult judges to consider recoin- iS111 HY2-i that would deny a after (tie caucus to express tempt Thursday to kill it, Meanwhile, the Senate muendations that Florida Su- pension to any state official their support For him. Brantley's nomination by the Judiciary-Crimmnal Committee premise Court justices be re convicted of an Felony. The house passed a bill iCSDemocratic caucus to succeed was to reconsider its 4-3 vote for moved from office. The Florida Supreme Court 11131385m that would authorize Barton Is unofficial and his a bill iSB2971 that would ban gaining the office would depend the cheap handguns known as now disciplines its own risem- four-year auto license tags and hers, but that procedure was an identification system based on Democrats holding control of "Saturday Night Specials." Senate President Dempsey attacked when a panel of judges on three letters and three numthe Senate in the 1975 elections. lmmsmmsediately after the vote Barron, 1)-Panama City, was appointed by the court voted hers. HAPPY A bill to bars age dis'lhursd'my, hiarron, a close ally expected to name seven Senate earlier this year to reprimand ANN IVER SA RY 11111573) ('Swas of Brantley, accused Guy. Reti. issembers of a conference coin- and not remove Justice Joseph t-rimuinat!on NAN 1 bin Askew of meddling in the ussittee to settle differences be. Boyd and former Justice Hal passed by the House. It would 11 teemi )ekk'. the H.48 1)111100 house I protubit employers from forcrace and warned himto -stay of ' - - - -. 1972. . that office - - '.-.' ., that, 91-I 500 Holiday Deaths Predicted before Saunders HRS Plan Clears Block .. k., TALLAHASSEE'. Fla. tAP) "To me, at least, it's very ed an aide to collect $1,000 from Into the convention to defray swear that they have listed all ceived at least $40,000 in unlawInsurance Commissioner convincing that we have prob. executives of the Independent the expenses." ful compensation for referring gifts exceeding $. Thomas O'Malley's staunchest able cause" to recommend Life Insurance Co. But committee staff director Faircioth, Bryan and an insurance company clients to defender on a House impeach. O'Malley's impeachment to the E. A. Falrcloth, O'Malley's James Michael Rose said there Independent Life official Y.- ho his former law partners, Benmerit committee says the evi house, said Rep. Granville executive assistant, said was no mention of convention said he delivered the money, nett Feldman and Riccardo dence of misconduct In office by Crabtree, 0 Malley told him in late 1971 expenses in depositions of Fair. James Stanley, were called Ciravolo, both of Miami. O'Malley is "very damaging," The committee decided to that Jacob Bryan, Independent cloth, Bryan and two In. before the committee Monday. The committee was told peeRep. Ralph hlaben, 1)- take live testimony Monday Life president from Jackson- dependent Life officiate. The Also called as witnesses were viously that Feldman and CiraPalmietto, commented Thur- from nine witnesses, eight of ville. "was not helpful during latter two said they gave the Spencer Cullen, Insurance De.. volo had no insurance clients sday after the panel heard a whom have given writtcn cvi. the campaign and to tie sure money to Faircloth in the Fon- partment examination direcO'Malley's 1970 election, new allegation that (YMaIley dence damaging to O'Malley. he'd like to be helpfu! at that Lainbleau Hotel lobby in late tor; James Hanna. Insurance but have represented 59 Insur' '('i\ u.ln. 'lime panel is cxpt&Lec1 w uW ..,-November or early Th'......... r V:-- , ' then, earri..,., :''"nt ance a - , trmoiuun irons arm ins whether to recommend O'MaIlev issued a statement 1971. 'iou. analyst; and Michael O'Neil, at least company. () MaiIeys iriipcacflrnent later denying that he used the moo. Faircioth testified that he re- Jack Quaritius, Peninsular Life Quaritius, Ralph hiaben's remark, plus the next week. e. lie said it was used to defray ce1cd the cash in an envelope, Wickersham and Susan Skip. president, said in an Aug. 29, comments of other committee ith 1972 etter to O'Neil. a company Ina major new charge raised CXCflSCS during the 1971 and 'l took it and gave it to Mr. per, all associated ..... lnemnb4yrs hs '. -en con- for (be iii i isisv lii public after dOry, ii5tffl *?$ 5f5Ij(. i Iii wi $4I ''"ii (IIP'_t CO. 9I 4 41 l't'flIU, iderably less friendly to 13 months of O'Malley investi- anee Commissioners conthat O'Malley was deliberately A committee staff report said of Jacksonville O'Malley, indicated that the gations and three indictments vention that he hosted at Miami that O'Malley's failure to report The Peninsular Life officials withholding approval of the panel would vote next week to by the Leon County grand Jury. Ik'acts. the $1,000 on required state gift will be questioned in connection Jacksonville firm's reorganire-t'omnmmmend impeachment of the impeachment committee "This money did not come to forms was perjury, because the with new evidence concerning zation plan 'strictly for ()'Malley. as told that O'Malley instruct- mmmc," O'Malley said. "It went law requires public officials to alleg3tions that O'Malley re- political reasons." Having heard in "cocktail '-';r! conversations" that Feldm an :-:. : --.L 2:. .It-Sarasota. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Legislators say their debate over prison funds will barely be affected by a federal judge's order for the state to bring its inmate population in line with capacity. Meanwhile, Atty. Gm "' '.Th 'hv lie Scott's order beca,ise It uuid force the tatt' to either Oulici million worth of new prisons or prematurely release 2,500 prisoners. Acting on a cornplair.t by ordered in Jacksonville that the population be lowered to an "emergency level" in a year and to normal capacity within 18 months. "We will not hear anything until the U.S. Supreme Court decides," said Chairman Harry Kutun of the House Health and Rehabilitative Services Committee, "It is a wholly unreasonable time restraint ... and a very inappropriate decision. I! Frlday,MayZ3, Haben Says O'MalIey Data 'Damaging' FLORIDA 0 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Probers Near Impeachment Vote - - I - - companies to - - - - - firm HONORED the that Co nty Sales T tax at ,,. ________________________________ I IT'S BIGGER THAN BOTH OF US LOVE HONEYI ing a worker to retire at a cer- Sikes Denies Investment 'Deal' Meanwhile, Coy. Reubin Asksigned a bill tCS-SBl23 into law that reorganizes the state's Rep. Okaloosa County, which five opmcnt. DESTIN, Fla. (AP) environmental agencies, Sikes was unavailable to reRobert L.F. Sikes, D-Fla.. 'ears later leased the land to providing for an enlarged he made denies reports that local businessman Finley Dun- turn reporters' telephone calls I)epartment of Natural Thursday, but his office thousands of dollars in the last can. issued Resources and an expanded 12 years from a land investment The 99-year lease cost him a prepared statement. In It, I )t'partisient Environmental because it was enhanced by $100. But Duncan reportedly Sikes denied any conflict of in. Regulation. legislation he backed. went broke in 1958 and sold the terest. house and Senate conference lie said his the Sikes, who was first elected to land lease for $60,000 to C.B.S. C.B.S. venture committee members agreed on Congress in 1940 and then re- Corp.. owned j'intly ny Sikes, was "not affected by and did compromise bills reorganizing elected 17 (tines, confirmed the late Newman C. Brackin, not profit by" any legislation in Department of Health and newspaper reports that he was onetime president of the Flori. which he took part. Rehabilitative ServicesCSa member of a firm which do ila Senate, and lien H. Cox, a Sikes called the news stories SBl65i and creating anew pris'eloped a Destin'-area housing Crestview businessman. "sensationalism." sin agency CS-SBI69, as the project called holiday Isle. Ten years earlier, Sikes had ('ox, contacted at his home House nuemsibers gave up their But he said the firm never introduced a bill tilch sub. Thursiav. the insistence on transfering 1111S called profited because of legislation sequently became law, trans. •gatioi ill "preposterous." dt'lmniqucne'v programmis to the lifting development restrictions ferring 875 acres including originally imposed on the land. the Holi day Isle land to the The New York Times and counts' on the condition that it Pensacola Journal reported lie used only for recreation. that Sikes' firm, C.B.S. DevelBut in 1961, while C. B.S. .S. con. invested less trolled opmcnt Corp., the property, Sikes supthan $230,000 in holiday Isle and ported another house bill, 10 years later reported gross misade law in hate 1962, that receipts of 81.8 million changed the intent of the agreeAs reported in both news- imient by deleting the phrase pars. public records show "for recreational purposes,' papers. that the federally owned land the newspapers reported. 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By Mall: In Florida same as home delivery. All ('(her mail: Month , 82.70: 6 Months, $16.20: 12 Months, $32.40. } . • '4 I '_J,, his mouth, my son came along and grabbed the snake, Jack Fulenwider, the burly chief Investigator for freeing the bird, and hauled the stake to the zoo. State Attorney Abbot Herring's office In Seminole "My daughter was upset because she thought the County, has a reputation for being frightening attimes. bird was hurt. She had spotted red on the little tyke's But Jack revealed arvther side of himself this week head, thinking it was blood," Jack continued. "I when he told a touching story about two hammerhead showed her the bird was okay and put it back In the woodpeckers, several baby birds and a snake. fleSL, i IUrUIg we mower wowu nave noinmg iuriner w IL seems we good investigator has a uee wnicn do with the llttie bird because human had touched It. attracted the hammerheads this spring I've heard this happens. me birds worked daily, hammering and pecking the tree until away, at Jack found a perfect circle had "Well, the next day, there was the mother bird back been drilled about three to four Inches deep before and caring family. A couple going six Inches or so straight down Inside the trunk of days later I spotted the adult bli'diin some "Ce would drill away at the wood and then fly jta.nce awa while theHUte birdchirpped a and away. The-second would sweep out the shavings and squaw ked for food. make room for me drilling," Jack explained. "Well , ' "I think the adult birds were telling the little guy pretty sooti we had eggs Inside the bottom of the hole th at (the wanted his food, he was going to have to fly andtheadultbirdsstayedbusywarmfngthenest. "One day I came home and found my daughter in over and get It. Sure enough, pretty soon he got up the nerve and t3ok off," Jack said. tears and my wife u pset. It seems that a snake had ±i E - E- -' my own backyard?" he asked. The answer, of Evening AftoftArA is no. The latest "award" which has been circulating in Seminole County police circ l es is the "Attaboy" honor, which can sometimes cause problems after its It preseni.auun. No one wants to claim the distinction of having started the so-called "award," but a number of "recipients" have spent several hours trying to figure out: - What they did to get the award - How to get rid of it. - Ways and means to get back at theisaward's "giver", Li they can pin down the I :- - - - -. b. - May 33, 19 7S-SA ft I " . A '.'.'. Agrees To Consider 1IC .,; . . rms p _____ - Buy Request _____ Of .: - - S - __-? . _' - uropean Friday, U.S. Begins Airlift : --I 4 WORLD Herald, Sanford, FL - I , • , ,,... I / -.- Laos A*1d Mission VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) - A be evacuated was not known, 'We will continue to accept planeload of American women but Secretary of State Henry A. U.S. aid. The Lao government and children took off from Kissinger said the American and the U.S. Embassy will Vientiane today, launching the presence in the land-locked negotiate on the matter." .. d The aid program thi.s year toevacuation of many of the 1,000 kingdom that has come under Communist domination in the hits $32.5 million. Americans In Laos. 'T -, .I The Students continued to occupy Comirtunist-domina Led past month would be substan 4 . I 1 - - Idil. ~ 0 Laotian government announced (laity reduced. the AID headquarters coinM ft: i I L . , ". . thAt wpchtrgton bRA m-'rrim.~-i tn .. . ~, : 1! . ___ _~~ __ 2 331 go, Marine guards and c' US withdraw all " ¶ aid peraonnel uinsin Laos, including w t. which had hatüicd by th$ on their home, have a family, lose part ot it, i id then ~ except a few experts and to dis- ernment em loyes, 150 private American civilian are prison'. 41 1 time. Well, t =Ite couldn't get out of the hole at';er '_ k M0? train the survior to take care of itself, Jack declares, is = - __~ - ~_= -_ -IP91 -~0 mantle the 24-year-old aid pro- civilians and 500 dependents. ers. And Pathet l,ao troops con. 9_=:Tn~r __=~ F __ t filling himself with birds, but he backed out, unbetter than watching a Wait Disney "True To Liffe" -_.. gram in the count!). -,'iu',l nno ri'j ar th.:i went fcr the last livc nc. Phoumt Vongvichil the Corn- tinued to restrict traffic in and 3 *1 Eighteen women PrO 61 chil. munist Pathet Lao deputy pre. out of the American housing -Just as he slipped out of the nest with the bird In 1 "Can you think of a better nature spol than right In T'he Memorial Day holiday weekend officiall -#' sa1dtherauooughttobenomoreans..o. dren were aboard the first mice and foreign minister, told settlement four miles outside begins at 6 p.m. today and ends at midnight chartered Laotian tetliner that a ra ll y in the national sta dium Vientiane in h(ch about 140 Monday, May 26. took off for Bangkok seven that in response to demonstra American families li ve. TOM DON Meet The government arranged During that 78-hour span, 28 persons will die on South Seminole Optimist Club recently staged its snmzal Like hours late because government lions in the past two weeks, the BIKE SAFETY Embassy had decided to the release of foreigners held Florida's highways, according to Highway Patrol safety program at St. Mary Magdalene Parochial School In clearance was delayed. There U.S. ANKARA, Turkey (API-Secreta ry of State Henry b student PROGRAM Altamonte Sprlugs with Sgt. Eu Taylor of the Semliick County was no expla na tion for the de- close the of fices of the U.S. under house arrest Director Colonel Eldrige Peach. Kissinger met today with former Premier flu!ent Ece'.it in 1varnakhet, Agency for international demonstrat y Shrrif' Dept., offering an asfrt ttISi krid1ng a f "If our estimate should prove to be correct," ... and eisked him to throw his support behind a ern Laos. and 14 Amensou th The husbands of the women, Development and withdraw all Attamnnte Springs hrc Ik'partment. Sttan Innsway is pictured ctttcment. ieach said recentiv. "having 2 persons killed Crc Ilt,ri from there to CI(b 11 eznpioyes of the U.S. aid All) personnel except a few I- I'-( t'i%ing a afcy sLicker From Optimist President Bob Sehrnth Ecevit was th e premier who ordered during this period will be a tragic waste of human th nor theast Udorn air base in e successful 0 while anoth er youngster awaits her turn in line. Sgt. Taylor program, will not leave until all experts. Turkish invasion of Cyprus last swnmer but with now along heads lives." "The dissolution of USAID Thailand Thursday, (seated) presented a handbook on bicycle safety aad a certificate wives and children of American the opposition to Premier Sul,eymari Demirel's governofficials have been evacuated. does not mean we wull stop ac- Japanese peace corps workers, Colonel Beach said, "Last year, 22 people were to those students whose bikes passed the test. ment. The number of Americans to cepting American aid," he said. European missionaries and killed and in 1973 40 were lost in traffic deaths. Over Kissinger said they reviewed "international affairs In employes of British volunteer the last four years, about one person was killed general and the Cyprus question in particular." agencies. Most every two and one-half hours during Memorial Day Asked what he expected th e opposition leader to. do They had been confined to weekends." about a Cy prus settlement, he replied: 'I am sure It will their homes for eight days dunbe a responsible role as he has always said it would be." Of those who were killed last year, six were ing which the Embassy said Kissi nger during his visit warned Dernirel and Ecevit there were 12 Americans in the WASHINGTON - (NEA) - When the U.S. pedestrians and seven others were persons ejected What place should moral principles ha ve In C'.......O. ,...t. .0 11.: at despite the U.S. Senate's approval of the resumption th town. On Th ursday, the Einbasmonth to ratify a harrniiaa &&UI*I U - V lV iid killed. Tweve ci'she uixurred the conduct of a nation's (ureigil pulky. I of American arms aid to Turkey, the House of sy said 18 had been evacuated. ohition designating April 24 as "National Day in daylight hours and 15 crashes happened in clear was captured wading to the northwest. They tell of parent - surrender or else, time when America ns are concer ned I' At a Special Correspondent camp. He (AP Representatives won't held for a few days school i go in a along unless there is actual but today it reduced the number weather. Two of the 22 deaths came about via of Remembrance of Man's Inhumanity to Man," about the future direction of their country in the men fleeing in blind panic from Peter Arnett began covering a river. In the last week, only the 25th building, then released to his to 14. There was no explanation movement toward a settlement between the Greek and hardly an instance of editorial surprise was That was the Inglorious end of murderously accurate artillery and 5th Divisions stood be tween family in Saigon. accidents involving motorcycles, light of the bitter Vietnam experience, at a time Vietnam War in 1962. He the Turkish Cypriots for any of the ctianes. recorded. Perhaps understandably. Senatorial when the "dirt)' tricks" of the Central Too, it is worth noting that of the six snubs of this kind may be so common as to no as there when it ended and has the to South Vietnamese in- fire, of officers deserting, of the Communists and mastery of Intelligence Agency - which some critics allege remained since the Corn- fantry divisions defending Sal. complete resignation to defeat the capital. The Communists pedestrians killed, three died in accidents that longer be newsworthy; these hundred men A,ioslems, attempted or contemplated extended to the munists took over. Here is his gon in the last hours of the by whole units, and of a few who moved first against the 25th. happened during darkness hours. regularly and deliberately Ignore actions heads of state assa ination of certain foreign ss report on the last days of the Vietnam War, the finale of the tried to salvage some honor slamming shells for three days There is no law enforcement agency known to designed to condemn human oppression. 50-day rout of the million-man, from the sudden stunning into the Cu Chi base camp, BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Shooting between are the subject of official investigation, the South Vietnamese army.) man that can eliminate traffic deaths alone, ac'r brushoff of the National Day of Palestinian Moslems and right-wing Christian Lebanese question Is far from a rhetorical one American-created Army of the victor)' grabbed by the Coinmu- which the U.S. 25th Division had cording to Colonel Beach "even when we're out in Remembrance, actually, was for the Senate a continued on the eastern outskirts of Beirut today despite By PETER ARNET Republic of Vietnam that began nists. carvi out of the jungle 20 miles AU governments claim to act from moral full force as they will be this Memorial Day comparatively small slight of decency along • All Special Correspondent in the Central highlands and deployment of a buffer force of Lebanese security troops. The pattern of defeat became northwest of Saigon in 1966. principles, of course, but the question has a The government stationed troops of the new special police SAIGON (AP) - One corn- s pread down the coast until j. evident early In April when elite weekend," he says. "We must have the full these lines. In recent years the body has refused The Communist forces LISBON, Portugal (AP) - military regiuie'S internal sespecial relevance for Americans, according to to approve other more urgent human rights force with manding general blew his gon itself was left defenseless units around Hue and Da Nang launched the overwhelming last More than 40,(X)) people mar- curity force, announced th at it armored cars and trucks between the warrin g cooperation of the traveling public if everyone is to Charles Frankel, professor of philosophy and resolutions which would call for the international brains out after ordering his and defeated. factions in eastern subuz-bswhei-e at least 20 persons have fled as Communist forces attack on the Cu Chi base at 6 died in Lisbon Thursday night has arreste d 21 "counter-revoArrive Alive," Colonel Beach concluded, public affairs at Columbia University. political rights of women, the international been killed in three days of fighting be tween Palestinian lS,(X)O.man infantry division to Reports of the final hours of massed in the hills. a.m. on April . in support of Socialist party lutionary activists" involved in In addition to those people who will lose their condemnation of all forms of racial surrender without a fight. guerrdlas and the private army of the Phalangist party. The debacle allowed CommuThis is because, he writes in "Morality and tile 15-year war have trickled The first target was a di0sion demands that the leftist a terrorist organization binwd : lives this weekend, there will be countless others discrimination, and the world abolition of forced Another (led in panic after into Saigon from survivors of fist forces to encircle Saigon a training center whose soldiers military government's "drift in Spain. it said they ere But the troops withdrew when they got caught in a U.S. Foreign Policy," a booklet recently who will be permanently maimed or disfigured labor, forced marriage and forced prostitution. commandeering the only jeep the two divisions involved - the Full week before the fall of the broke and ran in the first toward crossfire, and the casualty toil rose to more than 25 dead published by the private, non-partisan Communist dic. "supplied by mercenaries frotii while still others will suffer the sadness and wounded, and 150 still running in his shell-blasted 5th north of Saigon and the 25th city, and the message was ap- minutes. An hour later Commu- tatorship" be blocked. educational Foreign Policy Assn., unlike most Spain and France, with whom Indeed, the Senate's record concerning the other na ons "made by ti God or history," heartbreak that accompanies such tragedies. nist tanks were inside Cu Chi. the us maintain relations and o applauded they Th ands more global cause of human dignity is, as one member Uni te d S ta tes "dec la na red itself tion a by an act The division commander, from through w ho m they receive the sidewalks for Socialist Then again, there will be those who lose their says, "odorous." And, unfortunately, Its I troops to in of exp li cit political self-cons told stay place. But le uction, by a j tr is support ader Mario Soares, who from fascist organlives through drownings, fire and other unforeseen reluctance leaves a scer,t on every American. deliberate compa ct within three hours a company threatened Into which people entered by izations" to pull the party out Constitutionally, the United States cannot of. happenstances. eommandir reported the tanks annou nc ing their allegiance to universal princoalition military-civilian . - _______ tli With all this in mmii s.v .. iircip zoli. nitr . Ig,i-c in tidally loin other nations in the observance of W_ ciples at were th e sprawling cabi th rough th they declared ought to be at the t in which he is a minis i ne international laws of human rights without a be extra cautious this weekend. base's second line of defense ter wi thout portfolio. founda tion of government everywhere." SERVICE' two-thirds Sena te vote approving each law; and ai. When (h iving, watch out for the other guy at all since the Senate has steadfastly refused to and were threatening the The Socialists got the largest 'I CALL MILLERS ap. 23 MAY Fertilizer sale. Optimist MAY 24-25 Mail. Speaker, Dr. John Mills, Springs Civic Center. Primard y command bunker. Jefferson, in his Inaugural Address of 1801, tor times. In other words, be a good defensive driver. prove aII but a few world treaties and conI vote in the constitutional con- ~ PH, 322-03S2 Lyman tUgb School Annual Youth Athletic Fund and described the United States gavernment as "the CentennW Plus 4 Spring Art director of Center for Govern. for teenagers, but open to all . II General Ba ordered his ve~tio If you and .yburs are having a fun day at the ventions in this area, the entire country remains 'n election last month, and ~ Hand 1 a man of Concert featuring the Central Florida Chorale Festival by Florida Federation mental ResponsibUity, U of F. ages. 2619 Orlando Dr. 0?-?2 IU Herald: formulated except for the actions of V'Ince world's best hope." 11min, not corrimand staff into two groups So 11 beach, take a count of nose periodically and keep isolated from the development of human xlght.s Symphonic Band; Stage land; Sanford evange cal benefit, Mid-Florida of Art, S&L, at DeBary Mansi on Reservations to Mrs. John . All li temper, spoke of the effort at Fechtel who refused to approve the and ran out. MAY 31.JUNE i ny at the party headquarters, -------_______________ Open Letter to Rep. Bob Hattaway: close tabs on everyone - especially the regulations. Orchestra; and Sth Grade Airport and 17-92 and Serriinole Florida artists invited to Nfelick. POWU government as "the last, best hope of "At that moment I saw that told the crowd: "Only a party A House subcommittee on interna ti onal Band, 7:30 pin., school Plaza, Casselberry. youngsters. exhibit. To secure registration The so.called County Fire Department and Mid-State Antique Bottle all men were going their own CAROLINE with the strength of the SocialAIIi LI". tad, Concerning your guest column In the Sanford auditorium. Open to public, PttI,t'l Along with this sense of hope, says Frankel, forms, write to William Sholar, JUNE 12 And, if it's a big barbecue that's on your organizations suggests the Sena te ha., failed to it's three mill taxing authority established by Collectors Inc., seventh annual way and not following orders," isIs '' consolidate democracy Dew. can with ratify "at least 29 human rights conventions" - Sunday Herald, May 10, I don't know whether I 23-24 MAY chairman, at 35 Lake Drive, ordinance is in reality a special tax district since there has been in the American air since the time Auditions for Bicentennial show and sale, Rollins College said a staff officer who was in Portugal." br&"% sto at Poppy Day by American agenda, use common sense. Start your fire but one, the Genocide Treaty and that may well hold a minority or a majority point of view, and so Poppy Days by American DeBary, Fla. 32713. A small fee Chorus, 2-5 p.m., Altamonte Field House, Winter Park. ounty property owners were exempted of the Declaration of Independence the idea that Legion and Auxiliary 255 in caution - don't do like some idiots and use gasoline be tue most dismal illustration of its shame. The frankly I don't care, but I am one who strongly Legion and Auxiliary 255, of for space. Dance, Sat urda y from paying the tax prior to passage of the or. something better Is expected of a nation selfDeltona area for benefit of of escape to avoid fire and fijs who overthrew the fascist it I Stock So 01 Oo' "0(1 Rd to get it going - and keep little ones at a safe treaty, written after the World War 11 slaughter believes that increased taxing and spendin Workers welcome, eveni ng at Fire Hall In DeBary. th is th 312W Hy I? 2. Cauelb.frv 934 04 g by dlnance by e Comm sion. WhetheS e tire created to demonstrate the possibility of a all wars, from 9 Deltona. veterans of shelling. I myself ran away. dictatorship 13 months ago, -_ distance. Watch out for flying sparks Jews, and first submitted government •- a uw a •jiii up* "p' ' • j 5UVDCBL a.m. uu evening, jumping over any kind of ohSoares said: "Gentlemen of the I ML quarter century ago, prohibits certain acts Index foi' judging efficiency or good government cldental. 11w Commission maintained a very low Something hotter is expect ed th tering grease. of Del tona to offer your -s er of at na tion by _________________________________ stacle Including barbed wire ' MAY Revolu tionary Council and the committed wi th th e Intent to destroy, in whole vi s. or Your article ce dealt with, among o th er th ings, a At all times, no matter what you do or where MAY 24 profile concerning their Intention to establish the the world; something better Is demanded by that Idylwllde Elementary School ward th e main gate of the base Armed Forces Movement, do MAY 22, 1975 Graduation exercise of Foley, a girl you go, make a special effort to make this in Part, a national. ethnic, racial or religious study of county government by the Public service for well over a year before pass e, nation's own citium. I Skating Party, Melodee Skating ; q to seek a way out. What was not destroy the beauty of the MAY 23-15 group. Seventy eight nations have ratified it - Research and Management ComPanY- Since a regardless of whether they had broad support or ADMISSIONS students In 1974-75 school year fir Out of the disilIuslonment of American I Memorial Day one on which we honor the memo present Rink, 6:30-8:30 p.m. most dramatic were the 25th of April. Do not make this Fellowship Players ry but not yet the U.S. Senate. company of this kind by its very na ture is being idealism • Deltona . not. after World DISCIIARGF.S War I, however, and out of • of those who died while serving our country - not wounded. Some had lost one leg the saddest month of May since Adult Education "The Miracle Worker," 8 p.m., Why' Sen. William Proxmire, who has paid to produce a wordy study, they usually the apparent lessons of World War II, there SaflfOr(i: Program at 10 a.m., in Sanford: but still 'r:ed to drag them- 1926," when a coup ended a the day when your loved ones will remember you pleaded since 1%7 for approval of the genomcide recommend changes of various kinds. I have Fellowship hall, First United MAY 26 As for the library service which was emerged a new school -the pofitical realists (liarles S. Butler Deltons Community Center. William Ii. Brooks I selves on - to where nobody previous Portuguese republic. 1 Gc3rbage Disposer Sanford Homemakers Club, as having been one of th e statistics of Memorial pact almost every day the Senate has been In never heard of a study which conned onfy one authorized by a straw ballot vote In 1924, In- who Methodist Church of called for a foreign policy guided by a Alma M. Bagwl) Speaker Edward Tal ton, head White Bea Jacqueline Deni se knew, O ther wounded were 1g. 1:30 p.m., home of The march was called to proDay 1975. session, says fear and ignorance work against sentence. "What you have is working fine, leave clusive of authority to tax ki mffl for payment to headed conception of the national interest. i MOM 77 I). Jeannette Waters Clara D. Corley nored by fellow mbatan . co Newsome, 301 E. 24th St. ts the closing of the Socialist test Ito riss it" passage. Conserva ti ves, fearing one-woridism, it alone." MAY zs the Orlando Public Library for library service to Among other things, says Frankel, realism Norval G. Angle years. Deltona Choral Group Isa be l E. Peatsall fl, stoti, 1' 2 his staff party newspaper Republica by "When Gen. Ba and eve it and other International agreements Articles 5 and 8 of the Florida Constitution Seminole County, this is no bargain. Seminole Dedication of newly built a 11 Texas Hickson hp outomol'C " 27 chip away at US. sovereignty. Sen. Barry spell out rather specifically the duties of the Junior College has an excellent library which Is suspect In foreign Temple Shalom, on Elkcam Markos S. Lyons policy; (b) moral principles s.4fsvvK e Sanford Optimist Club noon Frank B. Ashdown base more than 1,000 men were fernng to that action, Soares beUeves ratification of Office of the Clerk of the Court. Not being an open to the public and if the Commissioner are the word kind of general principles, inviting Altamonte Springs Boulevard near Providence, Deborah F. Maples Aprd Beatrice Rivers trying, each in his own way, to said: "We cannot believe that the cenodde Treaty would jeopardize some lLs. attorney I can 't voice a legal opinion, but wanted to pay out $450,000 for one year's service zealotry and fana ti E3ementary PTA Spring Fling Deltons, at 2:30 p.m. Public luncheon. Sheraton Inn 14 and cism; (C) there is a direct Rivers Bernice Davis & ba by f SR 46 Speaker Coach Jerry Amy G. escape, climbing over the gate, the armed forces movement citize ns who, say, accused of genocide in volving nowhere In these articles can I find a suggestion as they did by contract with Orlando, it should contradiction between morals and poli ti Car ni val, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., invited. ..) '84.95 The banner of consumerism is In the forefront of a Irene C.W.Stinson Dora Mae Bryant cs, and Posey, Seminole High School. floeard Rod,a crossing fields of mines. Quite a would countervene the people's Palmview and Palm Springs Congress to estabIM a new bureaucracy which wffl create early American blacks. might be brought to trial that would authorize taking financial respon. have been used to expand the college library (d)foreign policy 3hou)d be based on man as he Carolyn R. Stiller Il E AstUrtivil 111"factmifft f trief "N1155 DeBary," to be few NO been shot dead by will like this -this clear violaDrive. Barbecue chicken hundreds of federal jobs and cog tht tupayer3 an estimated $16 in a foreign country and denied U.S. judicial sibifil.im from the Clerk's Office and estabMng services or at a minimum set aside for several is and not as we would like him to be. April Beatrice Postle, Rivers Altamonte Sanford Grammar School Joanne C. AL PORZIG fellow combatants for ear li er (ion of the pr ess law." protection, a new Comptroller Department. I asswne thIs years until enough had been accumulated to dinner, 5-7 p.m.; movie crowned on gr ounds of DeBary billion over the next three years. But moral principles are dangerous only Amy G. Rivers a.m., Hall, at noon. She and her MA. p.m., final meeting. Springs Republica was the only news7:30 tiaving refused to obey the orProxmire has argued endlessly that such a PLUMBING ,,Reluctant Astronaut" 10 A proposed constima protection agency to "monitor" the would create a need for more money and more establish a Seminole County Library System. At when they are treated as absolutes, argues Catherine Leoni in i ste r, magic Court, will lead a Maypole Fifth Grade Awards Program. Theresa Ruvolo, DeBary paper in Lisbon not controlled .to resist. ac tions of other governmen ta l regulator departments has been fear is unfounded. And so has the Sena te Foreign employment and add to the 46 per cent increase the very least it would have been better than a Frankel. Properly employed, ,,they are in. noon and 3:30 p.m.; Ph.fll)l Jeannine Louisa Gomez, ('assadaga Gen. Ba h:iself jumped on by the Communists. 705 s French Sanford given leguilative form in bilis before both the limse and Senate. Relations Committee, which has reported the bill in the county work force the past t%o years paid voucher and no tangible assets at some dispensible guidelines to action ... they help us show, 2 p.m. Moonwalk, pony Dance. "Miss DeBary" Contest I DeBary Roy E. fleikkinen. 'Meanwhile, COPCON. the the only jeep left, belonging to games and Go-Karts, sponsored by DeBary Chamber MAY 28 But, as Preside nt Ford emphasized In a recent address to favorably on three occasions. The committee which you mentioned In your comments. The later date. to decide what to do about dearly prized ride, Deltona Harold J. Flanagan, ('asselberry values In this of Commerce, co-sponsor ed Annual meeting Central the artillery commander. He the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, ample federal tools exist says the bill is not retroactive and that ex- apparent decision to submit it to the voters In the freshments. whiCh our civilization has deep investments and C. Reedy, Lake C. Lillian llealy, DeBary year with the Florida Florida Chapter, American Red Eugenia I erdered the gate opened so he . . e traditions under ur it are not possible, . form of a referendum would never have been already to insure that the American consumer Is kept sec Ned N. Julian our senaeof identity and self4.espect is Involved. Mary Aletha Madeline Journey, Seminole Audubon Society Federation of Art. Cross, home 5p.m., of Mr. and could flee. After (he gates I'%from purveyors of shoddy merchandise or inadequate services. (ziry D. Brown, Lake Monroe -: - DeBar #, monthly meeting and covered Mrs. Taylor Drysdale, opened, a fleeing crowd swelled % The federal effort should be directed to improving their focus '. __-, 4 ' Peter 'F. Cerenzio, Deltona Empire State Club of Parkdale Dr., Orlando, Geneva Legree, Oviedo d., h picnic at Silver Lake home to more Own 2,000 as families and performace. Puerto Criado. Eduvigis C. Charles W. Poytz, Deltona i ' :T' of Mrs. M. Fowler, Sanford, Deltona, 4 p.m., Deltona followed by swimming, boating joined soldiers. They looked The nation does not need another Inflatlon4eedlng federal Rho Laura Lavery, Deltona ' Community Center. Enterand dinner (call Red Cross like bees fleeing an endangered empire to cha llenge or compete with existing watchdog agen. Thomas J. O'Reilly, Deltona tainment: "Another Episode of office for reservations). Open to hive. Communist guns began des. BIRTHS Gary D. Brown, Lake Monroe the honeymooners," under the all Interested In Red Cross. firing front nearby but the)' , Mr. and Mrs. Ronald (Sandirection of Mrs. Charles Ella Mae Neal)', Lake ,Acre firing into the air to stop Insurance Agencies Z .Nlonroe the soldiers and not to kill WASHINGTON - Uncle Sam has shelled out the 1974 spring semester. Yet 71 received full Jackie will get the full Donna anti Mrs. Robert i i All meeting. following the I Voters Mr. League of Women momwials & PI&4vn Vickey K. Fowler & baby. them." amount. At least one "Piracy." Under international law, t.hey said, a whopping $329.6 million to students who ap- time be nefits of at least $270 per month, -, . former New York residents in Spring Luncheon, Scars ____________________________ New Stityrna Beach source close to the negotiations doubts it. Heiress Cambodia had a legal right to The officer was captured and seize the ship afte r #- ' ROAD .COUNTRY CLUB : Perently pocketed the money and then played At another Maryland school, one veteran was Christina Onassis, who dislikes Jackie, "isn't it steamed within UW Deltona elegible. Coininunity Room, Altamonte .. 4~Mitrii West of lanfwd hooky. allowed to keep signing up for classes for five about to give her anything like $20.5 million," Cambodia tinimo n it. I...41,...l.,I tAICATUD uiii waters. They are Vietnam veterans who have been semesters, although he never has completed a vi i.ru u ii said the source. The Mayagucz was only eight miles from the collecting their educational benefits, It seems, single course. He still Is enrolled in the college The late Aristotle Onassis Left no will but left Cambodian islet of Poulo Wal when it was without bothering to go to school. and, of course, still collects his monthly the keys to his financial empire with his stopped. Yesterday's high was 91, The House Veterans Committee has quietly government check, daughter Christina, according to our sources. overnight low 60. Early morMeanwhile, the Joint Chiefs gave President ordered the General Accounting Office to Christina discussed a financial settlement with ning ground fog will restrict Another student, according to the n Ford vestigate the massive overpayments and to their opinion that the ship could be rescued 'Jackie In London a few days ago. Thmfter. dr iving conditions. Otherwise , recommend ways to get back the misspent vestigative report, was asked why he was $20.5 million of the Onassis fortune was Iran: because of its isolated location off an islet Sonic partly cloudy through S-aturenr olling in the same course he had taken the 35 miles from the Canlbo(jian coast. funds sferred by Chase Manhattan Bank from London Blair Agency day. highs in the ittid to utiper previous semester, "You get your money." he r the end, the Prczlient !tlan Thc ';c!rr,ns have ,, to New Yui City wl*e it was put intu the acto hl 8O. Lows in the low to mid 6fi. replied, "so why should you care how I use my generals rather than his lawyers. taxpayers, meanwhile, could be count of the M il bank, Tweed, Hadley 3 McCtO) Boyd-Wallace Insurance Agency entitled benefits?" Winds variable 10 mph or less. They have taken advantage of a tax law, which law firm, our sources say. afternoons. What has happened In PUYALLUP HOSPITAL: The Puyallup on shore In Maryland, according to the was Intended to permit veterans to begin their At this writing, less than $900,000 has been Indians gave up chea other state educatim ply 39 acres of land In 1941 jj going on Crumley Monteith Inc. Ex te nded Forecasts- Mostly education without wilting around for the officials, trandaTed into Jacquellm's account at so the federal government couJd build an tlrothout the nation. The scandal ma y compel to Highs from the mid 80s Indian fair. wherewithal. Under the law, First National Qty Bank. But Onassis executives Twenty years later, the got low 90s. Lows mainly in the Karns Insurance Agency benefit checks must be sent out before the a return to former, tighter controls. GOvernment have been conferring with bank officials, ac- hospital. turn ed the hospi tal over not to the Indians but to enforcement officials meanwhile, have sou . and 70 upper 60s north 3 th veterans start their classes. cording to our sources, about a large transfer. Washington state for a token $1 payment. Daytona Beach tides- highs IV Some schools, particularly community recovered only $192.3 million of the misspent The Mckibbin Agency Jackie's attorney, Alexander Forger of the Now the Puyallups want the $336 am., 1:35 8:16; low hospital back, 7:47 a.m., colleges, abet the culprits by permitting them to Milbank, Tweed firm, refused to discuss the and the state . - - I%._,_I a'-------I a •a would like to get rid of It. But the £ .)l p.m.; s-- s tAIJIUVVIUIskip CL*S55 and still ?flfl*lfl listed as students JACKIE'S SETTLEMENT: Jacquelin roweils Insurance Agency details of the negotIatIons. We also were unable state goVeriuneflL IS lI)5iSt1fl UPOn a $1.7 million highs7:2l a.m., 8:02 p.m.; lows entitled to federal benefits. Kennedy Onassis, the toast of the jet set, inky get to get any formal comment from the Onauts Payment either from the Indians or the feds. am.. 1:37 pH n many states, It pays colleges to keen a en&oti 120.5 million settlement from her late off ice- Szkpm,n 1:22 I; c,A h.-. t_-i-_-i Sanford Insurance Inc. 4'WiU3I (11*0 r''" fr 1th (')(lLO M,.nk,fi,. a ,,v svzrju government won't pay, and the students on the rolls who don't attend classes, husband's estate. First National City banks had nothing to say. state government won't because the amount of state support depends This is the amount, according to sources close FORD'S DILEMMA: President Ford ordered without pay. "The state give up the hospital Tony Russi Insurance Agency got at least $10 million upon the size of the enrollment. to the late sh ipping tycoon, which was tran- the rescue of the merchant ship Mayaguez th of use out of It for $1," grumbled a wor In Maryland, for example, an investigation sferred from London to New York City for the against the advice of Ms legal experts. uyallup spokesman. "With a little help from the disclosed that 145 vetersns at one community se ttlement. The,as always somebody who doesn't gel the They cattloned him that, contrary to his federals, we could Sanford, Florida 905 Laurel Avenue 322-2131 make It count for a lot more college never completed a single course during We couldn't determine, however, w he t her public stitement, the ship's capture was not than word!" $1.7 reillien." al Holiday, Day For A The Safety - BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) -The Urdted Statei has agreed to give sympathetic consideration to requests from its NATO allies that America place more arms orders with European producers. Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger vaive that response during cTr.::!n.iu,h lliUitk, UI wv eijuiu 3pring meeting of tue i. Minister Roy Mason contended that for every dollar the ! United States pendz on arms purchases In Europe the I . Europeans buy $10 wcrth of arms In the United States. lie itseems that shortly after Sheriff's SgL Jay Lehman managed to have his county license tag stolen from his crJusier, he received an "AttabOY" award. Since then the "honor" has been bestowed upon Chiet rx;xity Duane Hamll. Vire 84juad Lt. Ray a jailer, two nPtti,ti, c ouple or ui&v ford policemen and assorted other folk. 111 guess I deseeve it., but darncd if I know just ho% come," 1!a,r11 p14ined -GlennMcCestand - 1. . ~ . , I . .,. . •. ' q _______ - i ~__ ~7 _____________________________ TIEDE - - Kissinger, Ecevit OAKLEY Hu man --a- - Realism In Foreign Rights Fight Policy Plan - Fight Quit Panic Marked ARVN's Bitter End - I ' Christians Baffle Portuguese Backs S R ____ _ CALENDAR _ , Letters To The - - ______ nri YOURS SWTG __ _______ Unneeded Agency . JACK ANDERSON - - ' Vets Take Tu 'i'tion, •1' han S Icii: ( Iasses BERRY'S WORLD The Following - Ij SWAP SIii 0 PFACE W ITH , tONOR - '' '' '' ' - - A To Observe EL RADIO 0 MONDAYMAY26 Mon. thru 9:069:30 A.M. BRISSON FUNERAL HOME WILL BE CLOSED - ~~_____ -- __ ' .. ,':. •-,-; - p.. I - �-_---__, . - - -- ------ ---: •-••---------- ---- ---- _.1,_I- - - - --- - -- - -- - - - - - - - -- - . -- - - - - J - - - Friday, Evening Herald Sanford Fl. MIMI SCOREBOARD --iii-m— SPORTS Evening Friday, May 23, 1975-4A Herald, Sanford, Fl. ______________ __ .?lajor _ ll Wo 1011 11 t Do t••• I LOS - ., 16L. I r,,' -• . - . -, .. .. . ... ., ' .' FORT LAUDERDALE (AP) possibility if we can conic to an plagued knees, understanding ot terms." Joe Namath has WSI. President Chris HemNamath was apologetic over nieter said in Honolulu that not jected the World Football League's $4 million offer but not signing with the WFL but signing Namath "may be a Iresays he won't hang up his Na- maintained the WFL would not mendous setback in TV tionalFootballLeaguecleatsas be ruined without him, negotiations for 1975. long as the money is right. "in no way does the league's "But on the other hand, it Namath, who played out his success stand with any one in. may be a plus factor because option with the New York Jets dividual," said Namath. He we have established in the last year to become a free tronicelly was joined later sporung community the t thragent, said at a press confer- Thursday night by former league wi ll not compromise its NFl, team except the Jets has and Jun Kiick, both signed by "It was a very attractive of. bid for his services. the WFL, as he opened a new fer and a very difficult decision But he said he was open to nightclub here. to make," Namath said. "I Felt offers. "A great deal of the WFL's bad about not signing. EveryThe Jets reportedly have of. success this year is going to de- one was excited about it. fered their star quarterback a pend on the quality of the loot"I decided not to accept it be. three-year contract worth $1 ball," added Namath, who at 31 cause of the reasons stated million. Narnath said returning is still the sport's highestpriced perscrial and private." he said. to New York is "certainly a commniodity despite his injury. "Maybe in the future, I can Glewa Duke a- . fl -. league 's success stand with NI a ni at h Bust My' Charlie's Charlie's won a second half game and then came back to win a first half contest Thursday in the SanfGrd Recreation Department Women's Softball League. Charlie's stopped Atlantic National Bank 20.5 in a regular-scheduled second half battle, and then stomped the Bankers again fl-7 In a rained-out first half game. Shoemaker Construction Company plowed over Ritz Theatre 8-2 In a second half confrontation. Charlie's has zoomed to the second . Joan Turner of Charlie's again turned In a masterful pitching per. formance. She limited Atlantic National Bank to four hits and one walk. Charlie's exploded for 16 runs in the bottom of the fifth Inning for the rained-out win. Betty Turner and Donalyn Knight paced Charlie's with a triple and two singles apiece. Judy Carlton belted a triple and Carol Ann Pickles and Cathy Griffith slammed two singles apiece. Shoemaker Construction scored eight r,ma In the final three nnmgs after falling behind to Ritz 2-0 in the third. Ritz out-hit Shoemaker 9-8 Bubble - I -- J Says DougWiseman - - 1. - . - .':~ - Ati. Nall. Charlie's :' _ $020-1 9 1$ 213 0(16)—n 14 I - 4'•t fr 5)IOemIe,' - : 002 000 0-29 000 152 x-0 $ Ritz "i - - I, '- . -- : -- - * I * p' - lk a Z ..- At 4_~ ' Kentucky ColoneLi. When It ended Thursday evening, they had won their first American Basketball Association championship by holding off Indiana, 110-105, ending an eight-year drought. Colonels' owner Ellie Brown, 11P* ping champagne afterwards In the dressing room, said, "We're ready to take on the National Basketball Association in a Super Bowl, but they probably won't do it. They have much to lose." Loule Dampier, the only Colonels' player still around since Game No, I was played in 1967, admitted t wa nice to collect a winner's check for approximately $7,000, "but something more important. "The money will go Into the bank or I'll spend it, but I'll have a cham. plonship ring to keep forever." in taking the series four games to one, the Colonels relied heavily on ArtisGilmore, whocollected2$ points and set a playoff record by snatching 31 rebt*inds. That was three more than he had last Saturday when he Lroke the old mark of 27 held jointly ~.._ . 114~.,~ Dennis Adams' single for the Yanks was the game's only hit. Dennis Adams and Tony Adams did notallowahlt, but walked ls and gave up 10 runs. The Twins scored 11 runs in the last two Innings to knock off the Panthers. Tim Fall led the Twins' attack with two singles. G. Swift poked a double. Greg Carter smashed a home run, Rick Nooney smacked a triple and Bruce Franklin clobbered three singles for the Panthers. RebI4S Tigers III 0 20 I 413 5-13 1 2 Cards Yanks 631-12 1 2 Twine Panffier s a .,i. -' % Barry, pro basketbati's gypsy, says the game hasn't always been enjoyable for him. "But I'm having mor, ,fun now than I've ever had before," the Golden State Warriors' star said prior to tonight's third game of the nationally televised, best-of-seven National 9 P. M . Channel 6, 13 -11 - . . Basketball Association championship series against the Washington BuUet& The reason for his joy has been miraculous manner in which the Warriors have played this season, including their unexpected 2.4 lead over the Bullets. And the major reason for the Warriors' favorable position has been Barry. - -- - 4 Sanford Police edc d Art llrnwn I 7 u ('untrol 4-3 and Bol America dur."d Ci'.'to:. !I..7 Th'r.4ny Li the Sanford Recreation Department Lassie Softball League. Lincoln Community club trounced the Sanford Seniors 12-1 Wednesday. Bowl America retained its two. game lead over Sanford Police. Bowl America is 10-3, Pollee 8-5, Ctvltan 54 and Art Brown 3-10. Sanford Poce rode the arm of Loa, w toised a onehitter, walked one and struck out (otzr. literesa B.raceland did the job of. fensively with two singles. Both teams scored twice in ft second then Sanford Policeadded lone runs in the third and fourth. Art Brown's one-run fifth 1nzw rally fell 4A - 1. one run htzt. I3 0141 America's eight-run third inant toppied Cvttaa. Rabbit) RIggirLs and Tina Turner each collected two singles for Bowl America. liz Calm stroked three singles for Civitan. Pam Bryant paced Uncoin Can. munitytlub with a double and two alrgies. Teammates Gretchen Hill 1;`_VYV__i ---,. _ .1 A - - . ___ - -a-.---- I EIGHTH: I M Pace C.I — $650: -•,. Winning Tina lHegurt I-I; 1. Paprika LobelI (Brainard) 2-1; 3. ,. Faa,l. ) - 4 - . r1or - Bowl Amer. $ anl. Sirs. LWCOIaI NI 00*— I 45 II) t—)2 II I £JUI$II.. W - - I . ______________________ Lr ii -a,. .'a ''• _________ is _______ __ _- -A_2__~ A6 " _ V____,_M ,,~ ., , - -7 ,~-J I A I t a L)" H best outdoor leap 16-feet, 8-inches. Thom and Stringer captured state championships in the triple jump and 120-yard high hurdles respectively. llxrne leaped 46-feet., 2.Inches In the triple jump and Stringer sprinted 14.8 in the high hurdles. HOUSTON- A handful of Seminole Junior College track athletes will compete today axkl Saturday In the National Junior College Outdoor Track and Field Championships at Houston. David Law, Nate Perkins, Theroy Stringer, Manny Wetherbee and ELI Thorne accompanied SIC Coach Terry Coach to the prestigious meet. Don Merrick was expected to head the SiC contingent, the sprinter is competing this weekend for the U. S. track and field team touring the People's Republic of China. The team is competing this weekend at Shanghai. Wetherbee, SJC's national indoor pole vault champion, shouldbethe!thiders'bestbetforanationaltjtle, ':.j.ing. At the state meet early this month, Wetherbee failed at 15 feet, 6-inches and Finished third. _ _-- I . _____ tes Thornealsotooksecondththe44Oyarddash(48.5). SIC's mile relay team of Thorne, Perkins, Norwood Wilkerson and Mprrick set a Florida record at the state nxvt, and also broke the national junior college record earlier this On 5',. . III ______ __________ •ttrcj ttr'e 'r*44ua £IL:i, Memu, iu a b ., Although pete, Long probably will mold a relay team of Thorne, Perkins, Stringer and Law. — - Indianapolis ar at 7-1, The defending champion back, and said he could race would ncira1ly be dur' for bet. - . Sunday , tcr i-4 , L;t -,i rts r.y C ( "1s?'. gni to) recently sort out balky new th Duane right," said his la er, car, that is identical to Ruby's ________________________ Sr., as the other drivers for WD machine, but inexplicably plaSunday's $1 million race went Clears b"e. il Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) David gued with handling troubles. over needed adjustments with ____________________________________________________ Sneva, a surprise to many but their crews. not to car owner Roger Penske, It is considered a certainty has a good piece of equipment that the 24-year-old Carter, the and knows how to drive it. I f top rookie in last year's o, will he's around at the end of 500 tp, III A VA t)st I( A t A I . • star t Sunday in fl sixth row t'•' """ ' '' ' -. (Ar) - AS be somewhere miles,he sho . Foyt, to the surprise of just in the first three. he lies in bed today and nurses But itwiilbeina patchwork car in which he wiil have no chance about no one, goes off as a 2-1 his sore back, and as his pit Jot0ck has the second favorite Sunday to win his works to create a corn- to practice. est machine In the field, and the So Carter cannot be considfourth Indianapolis petitive car from a pile of Junk, odds For Foyt and 12 others only question is will it last? were set in an informal annual new Goosen-Drake-Sparks Duane"Pancho'CarterJr. can ereti a strong challenger to ii';:.. - - -. p - - .af.- -., _____________________ Badcock \ Od-dis Favor Sa!'i'cige Effort FOY' ,-'. Sen ior Game - " - .. . . . .. ...... Spam Lea ers L IN BRIEF Lefty Grove Dies Harness THURSDAY FIRST: 1 Marion Cindy Beretnak) (1) 5560 17.20 750 7 Madam Runner (5) 380 240 3 Golden Matador (1) 3 00 Q *67.701 (1 SaIl) $63140 T 1:10:1 SECOND: 1. Golden Do IT . ,, Crank) (6) 400 410 340 7 - DOUBLES — Chalk, Cal, 11; lejcano Mil. 10: McRae, KC. tO; Rudi, Oak, 10 TRIPLES.— Remy, Call; E.ans, Bin. 3; Porter, Mil.); Rivers. Cal, 3; Orta, Chi. 3; Patek, KC. 3. HOME RUNS— Horton, Dot , 10: Burroughs, Tea, . Riven, Cat, STOLEN BASES Otis. KC. '7 Ryan, PITCHING IS Decisions) - - Rodney (1) I 70 4 90 I Devils Ad Cal, II.I. .111111119, 1.12; Kaot, Chi. 7-1. vocate (1)1400(6$)SS) 60 T (61 1) .173, 230. STRIKEOUTS 5791 90 1 2171 Star Maid (J Blyleven. Mm, 41 THIRD: 1 Joppa Ovoracek) (7) 310 7 10 270 7Perkioryim CAdet (4) 400 280 3. Hireco (61 7 100 (4 71 $1600 T 6) $1100 1 7 171. (74 Ryan, Cal. 74; National League BATTING 75 At bats - Cash, Phi, 337, Watson, Htn. 353 RUNS - Lopes, LA. 36: Ced'no. HIM, 31 RUNS BATTED IN - Garvey, LA, 31; Watson, Htn, 30 HITS - Garvey. LA. 61; Cash. FOURTH: 1. Shi'heraiiide (A. Kucia) I 6 3 N) 3 00 2 70 2Dynamite (7) t(() 2603. Avon (1)3700 (6 71111 60 67-I)$3610 T 1:36-1 FIFTH 1 Oannis Baby (B. Phi, A ' Grubb, SD, 14, (7) o i Debutante Ta's (II Madiock, Chi, 17. D. Parker, Pgh, 1, TRIPLES 5900 ( 2 7) $37401 (771) $111690 Kesslnger,Chi,3; M Anderson. Phi , T 7:11) Bowa, Phi, 3 Brock, St L. 3. SIXTH: I Mar Marg Rusty (C. kAlatha%) (3) 1160 6&0 l ogo 2 Garr. All, 3; R. ndrew%. Htn, 1, Arden Ed (4) 6 SO 11 70 3 Deleon Cross, Htn, HOME RUNS - LuzlnZkI, Phi, I; Rebel (1) 4 40 0 13 4) $49 60 T 13 4 1) Baker. Aft, 1; Correll. All. 1i Evans, $719601 709. ' r Yankee All, I; Watson, t'Un, I; Winfield, SD. SEVENTH: I S u mme 0 ~~ tm Bridges) (8) I I 00 Soo I 00 2 I. STOLEN BASES -- Cedeno. Htn, Pan Lady J(3) 1 40 310 3. roe. 53 70; Morgan. Cm. 19 %2600T Hanover (1)3 600131) PITCHING is Decisions) -II $41110 1 209:1 __~ EIGHTH: I Gener at Joe (A. Slope, ChI, 50, 1 000, 1.02, Fryman. kucia) (7) 460 160 1 90 7 Rudy Men', 4 1. 500. 2 54. Koosmen, NY, 4 Adams (SI I 50 110 3 Diavolo 4.02 176 101 (7-5 2) *2)7.50 T I, 500, Sutton. LA, 83. STRIKEOUTS I -I Mesier-smith, IA, 6i5 NINTH: I Major Jones (0 - Brainard) (2) 420 I. Camden .Sody (1) 3603,103. Red Independents N5 Clay (113000(17)110001 (211) n; *707017 - Il - I TENTH:) CarltonTime(D. SiceS Meet 9)162037404707- Knight Court (II 5401003 Lenny PiCk 15)3 600 - (I 6- 47 POT ISIS) %.P4 T 1 357 " i r I. Sa,s •'WliJ (F - Oviedo Sunday '\ f 5 Valid Frank 1) are 3 110 4 Sanford's newest baseball 00 ( $3700 T (53 4) $1,266 00 team, the Independents, will T 7:101 take trn Oviedo at Sanford Harness Racing Memorial Stadium Sunday at 5 p.m. The Independents on their opener over the Sanford AllStars 5-4 last weekend at the stadium w hen Tommy Gracey TONIGHT singled to score Ben Mendoza FIRST; I M - Trot Cl - $400: 1. with two out In the bottom of the 1 Able Eden (Nc' Driver) SI; Puppy Tracks (Stevens) S I. 3.). i Of Heart Attack NORWALK, Ohio (AP) — Lefty Grove, the hail of Fame pitcher who had a sizzling fastbail and a trigger temper, is dead, lie was 75. Robert Moses Grove died Thursday at his home. Cause of death was listed as a heart attack. Of his famous left arm, Grove once said. "the old boy just played out on me after 21 years, 17 in the big leagues." in those 17 major league seasons with the Philadelphia Athletics and Boston Red Sax before he retired in 1941. Grove posted a 30140 record for a fantastic .682 winning percentage, compiled a 3,06 earned run average and registered 2, 266 strikeouts. He won 20 games or more in a i i season eight times, won 31 against Just four losses in 1931 when he equaled an American League record of 16 straight victories, 56 - 7 pressure can do terrible things to an 4-2 In the extreme heat at the athlete. Sometimes in the battle Memorial Auditorium, and tied u between courage and fear, fear wins. Stanley Cup's final series at two vicIt was up to Gerry Desjardlns to win tories each entering Sunday's fifth his fight with himself Thursday night game In the best-of-seven set. after losing it badly just two days "I was figh ting the puck again before. But whil e the Buffalo Sabres' tonight, especially in the first period," goalie admits he won a tattle in DCsJaxdlflS said. "Philadelphia didn't fourth game of the National Hockey Lcaguc's championship series, be still put much pressure on me at the or I would ha'e been In big trouble." Isn't sire a bout the rest of the war, "I was worried and the guys knew Asit was, the Flyers scored on their it," he said. "But they kept enthird shot of the game - bringing to cosraging me to be more confident nlind horrible memories of 'oinwI, and gradually, It "Right after the warmup, I felt like in the Flyers' lirs two shots and three coming out of the game." of the first six before removing Desjardins stayed In, helped the hhnself train the contest. _____ _ . __________ • Baseball Results Knotted . mpe 1,04 . in Game No. 2, it was Keller's 45foot shot that touched off an Indiana protest after Kentucky won 95-93. ABA Commissioner Dave Dcbusschere ruled that the shot came after the final buzzer, despite Indiana's claim that two seconds still showed on the clock, NHL - '. it was Knight, with 22 seconds left on the clock, who almost pulled the game out for Indiana when he hit two free throws, narrowing the gap to 108 103. He then drnped Ins !3-foot shot, but Gll.more was fouled and pumped In two from the free throw Line to make it 110-105. Indiana called time out with 15 sonds left, and when play resumed Billy Keller fired off a 26-footer that missed. fourth seasoin with the Warriors he also played for three teams In four years in the American Basketball Association — Barry is serving as Golden State's captain for the First time. He has fulfilled the role with relish, often acting as an assistant coach, but never in. terferring with the authority of head Coach Al Attics. "This is the way basketball Is suposed to be," said Barry, the only established individual standout on a team of littleknown and obscure players. "It is 3uposed to be fun. And it has been, because everyone has been pulling together, playing as a team.,, Barry's total of 60 points, Including 16 of 16 free throws, is high for the series, Washington's Phil Chenler is second with 50 points. -' Mary Jo Adlo. (Selders) 6-I; S. Diamonds Lad (Rau) 101, 6. Bonnie American League Bumpas (Wilsey Jr.) 7.7; 7. Bunie East ft Quick (thlcnfetd) I 1; 5. Bone's Demon (Spriggs) 9 2 W I Pct. GB Milwaukee 20 IS 571 NINTH: IM—TrotC.1B1111 Boston II lb 529 '.-, I. Slonegate Sharp (Patterson) S-i; Detroit lb Il 465 3 7 Mr. Badeye (Dvoracek) 92; 3. Balti - ,or. lb 70 44.4 1'-' Decatur Boy (N,choll) SI; D'S York New IS 71 117 5'-1 Crystal Ball (Humpre's) 11, . ELIVENTt4 021 10-4 S 4 019 0)—I I a 192 03— 7 6 4 $33 Ia—Il S 7 ,,,,, wu o'ii . cracked two singles and Joyce Jones slammed a triple. Sanford collected only tour hits. Pslic Art Brown C'v(tan ,, 14$4: 1. Watch Lusty (strong) 6,11, 2. (Vanderschaan Houston . %4001 23, inS-lA Badcock topped Police 10-8 in over, allowed one hit, walked poll of certain mechanico, olfi- engines built especially for ponder what a difference two pole-sitter A.J. Foyt, who be a 2-1 favorite to win anwill unJohncock and teammate Wally minutes would have made. the Sanford Senior Baseball one,struckoutfourandgaveup cials and drivers. The thought of it may haunt precedented fourth Indy 500. Dallenbach have been expiring League and Knights of one run. Foyt joined Carter and the 31 Although perirnutuel betting iirly regularly in practice so him every time he thinks about Cleveland ouble Whammy (Hysell) 2 1; 6. Columbus opened the second 14 20 412 1975's running of the In. other drivers here Thursday Chris Gardner and Ricky on auto racing is illegal, the poll far this month. West Henry T Victory (Bridgej) 57 half of the Junior Leaguewitha Mann stroked two singles amazingly accurate the past Texas 22 lb .579 TENTH: 1 M -.... — Pace C.3 — $400: dianapolis 500. Those two mm- duringthethree-hourtrlalruns. . .... ........ . - - - - '7.!' win nu'r Uptpr,,n flf f,r U!,,lf'n,,t, Willi 16 Al I1ncr# a twn.timp I , UlDflQ 41 lb .S6S 1. WCIIS 1) Wt$lC tiSereinak) 7 7; 7 two years - is conducted as a always saves his best for In- utes - forgotten seconds to It was the only time this week Ife" Vo (Weavef) S-1; 3, Worthy Foreign Wars. Fredericks smashed a triple for friendly survey for information 9. California dianapolis, but the 10-1 odds on most in the month-long party the cars are allowed on the Kansas City 21 19 -$25 2 Robin (Setciers) 9 2 1, Sass Santo Badcock upped its mark to 2-2 Police, purposes only. The poll Minnesota I 17 .500 3 (Stevens) 6-1; 3. Merle Voto him reflect the troubles he's that is Indy — were all that re- track. Anthony Knight and Mike trrecily named Gordon Chicago 16 21 432 S' (Larra bee) 3-1; 6. Tarlina (Sic.) to. and Police fell to 14. Keystone, Johnny Rutherford. last had in past years. Teammate mained Thursday before a Thursday's Results 1; 7 Belt Gesle (D'Amalo) I 1; 8. which plays Police tonight at 7 Wright combined for a two1973 and Johnny RuthTexas 6, Milwaukee 0 Mario Andretti is back at 12-1, three-hour practice session was year's winner who will be startLucky Mary (Bintsley) S-i. at the Sanford Memorial hitter for K of C. Both pitchers cock in Califor nia 6. Boston 3 erford last year as the most ELEVENTH: I M—Pace Clingtaking Into account his ninth to be ended at the Indianapolis ing on the inside of the third row Stadium, Leads the four-team allowed one hit. Chicago 7. Baltimore I $400: 1 Charier (Lake) 41; 2 C0l likely to succeed. Speedway. Motor Sunday, turned in a lap a Only games scheduled league with a 4-0 record. Chase Bernie Von hlerbulis cracked row starting position. Hand Luke (Weaver) $ I, 3. Tar FO)'sodds,Uplrom 5-2 after Today's Games Dapple (Oleen) 3 1; 1. Easy skeet is 2-3. a double for K of C, and Scott As Carter, a highly regarded 190-921, the second fastest of the Mike Mosley, a consensus James lAttles and Donnie McKee slammed a twD-bagger a blown engine in practice last Cleveland (C Perry 5. pic1,1,%.4 n a big one someday, young driver, came roaring out day, and said he believed his Nick (Polk) 5 1; 6 Othkoth (Hum. week, are the closest ever on illiams of Badcock teamed for VFW. California (Ryan S 1) at Bos Jr ) 6-1: 7 Vaneys Best (Nelson) 7-2. W is sandwiched between Al and of the first turn, his ear began chances were good to repeat the the poll. The line on the (TIant 15), n one of the most spectacular victory, a trick Last turned by Al for a one-hitter, although TWELFTH: I M — Pace 1.3 — T.aas (Jenki,n 57) at New 1ario at 11-1. time ,A inner says, "He's got it $100: I Da nd y Thi ng (Taylor) 9 2; 2. allowing eight runs, York (Hunter SI), fl single-car crashes In the speed- Unser in 1970 and 1971. Peoples Choice (Levan) 3 I; 3 007 001 0-5 1 S all together." Police Dallenbach, considered tAttles started on the mound, Others who performed well ltimore (Grimsley 11) •t Shiaway Adios (Jabton ) Si; 1. 014 500 i—tO 6 BadCock dark horse of the race, is at it-i. way's long history. It slid 'IZ) Thursday were Tom Sreva, a KansaS City (Fitimorris ' Bristles (kucia) si . o. west not giving up a hit, but walking Behind the 40-year-old Foyt is Mrr.esca (Hughes 41 or tioPwuson) to I; 6. Ssnok)e Bear 301 002 07 KOuC eight and permitting seven the oldest man in the race, 47- He could be higher In the sum- feet before smacking the outer 26-year-old former Junior high Blyleven 4 I) at Milwaukee 0)2 010 1—S 23 VFW (Brainard) 7-7; 7. Empty Computer ________________________ Lloyd Ruby, who de- vey, except that he hasn't done wall, then spun another 213 feet school teacher whose 191-plus (Sprague ii), year (Pfithotl) 6 1; S More Reliable third-Inning runs. Williams took Detroit (LaGrow 33) at Chi (Wilsey in 8-I. spite his reputation for bad luck the development work that across the track before clipping wasthe fastest of the day and a fire truck and coming to rest fly Unser, 38, a former wincago (Wood 27 ) . n here is given a better shot at 3-1 Johncock Saturday's Games ________________________________________ A trio at is-i are the longest in a drainage ditch. ner here who went above 1 in Oakland at Cleveland than his Mct4aren teammate — Billy California at icjton, niH tv The car is a shambles; me- yet another excellent test of a Rutherford, The ride is Ruby's shots taken this year Detroit t Chicago, backup Iv worked through the car designed for him by Dan best ever, the desire is still Vukovich, Jimmy Caruthers a Texas at New York. n and Jerry Grant. night and are still working to Gurney. Minnesota at Milwaukee, n strong. d Games Of course, others In the 33-ear take the parts From a backup Foyt's fastest lap was 187.931, The relaxed, ready appearAmer ican eague Oakland at Cleveland, 7 BATTING 75 at bats - Munson, ance this month of Dan Gurney field have a chance to win, car and somehow fit them onto eight miles per hour below his Detroit at Chicago. 7 NY, .312; Yount , Mil, .344. and driver Bobby Unser has a especially if hot weather pre- what remains of Carter's. The fastest qualifying lap, but there T,'xa at New York RUNS - R. White, NY, 26; M. California at Boston lot of people worried. The 1968 vails,asIs forecast. Hot, humid 24-year-old Carter, meanwhile, was no reason to believe anyNettles. Cal, 21; Rivers, Cat. 21: Baltimo re at Kansas city winner is due again. He and conditions should be toughest stumbled and collapsed as he thing was bothering the 40-year. Ra nd te. Tea. 21 M innesota at Milwaukee RUNS BATTED IN — Horton. Dan seem to know something on the fastest cars, where the climbed out of the wreckage, old 'rexan, whose cunning Des, 75; lusle, Mm, 2$; Burroughs. the others don't. Peg him at 4-1. engines will be working at high- but he escaped with only a torn manner would not put him Tea, 2$; G. Scott. Mil, 25; McRae. Racing Rutherford, Tom Sneva and ertemperaturesandmoi'eLlke- musclelnhlsback.Doctorstold above holding back from top KC.fl HITS— Munson. NY, SO; Rivers. him to put ice packs on his sore speeds. ('ordonJohncockarelumpedifl 1Y to fail. Cal. 1$. Golden k4 ~ Louwsma u,i. _- - - _*il"... f~ .- . .1,7V..'. # 00 - -, ' 1, Single Diller Larrab,. 3 1; 3 Brand (Crank) 7-2; A. Freeze (Bridge) Si; S Kinamee Flash (Blood) 10-1; 6 Sorrowful (Van Deventer) 5-7; 7 Mighty Mouth Philadelphia at Cincinnati AA treat *t 81, - n New York at Atlanta -' IM S—Il $5 3)9 4— $ 7 4 Girls a Voted the most valuable player of the series, Gilmore also won a new car, Ted McClain, who hit 19 points, was credited with 15 steals, an ABA record. }Jighpoint honors went to Indiana's Billy Knight, who finished with 40, followed by George McGinnis with 31. S 1;4 Victorious 7 . S Camden (Hartiler) S I. I Orrey (Kreiger) •i SEVENTH: I M Pace CImb — St. Louis at Los Angelej, Pittsburgh at San D'ego, n Sundays Games KID . A :. . i Cincinnati at Philadelphia. New York at Atlanta, n Montreal at Houston. t '' Mger , - w -- - Maplewood (Dvoracok) 1.1; i (R au 52). n ChiC69()%1 WeLn(1)el 1 3) at San 11 . a. Louis (Forsch 43 or Pasha Time MG$othen 34) II Los Angeles Beau (larrahN FranciKo (Falcon, 33). Saturday's Games 'e' Chicago at San Francisco k IF intncv j' ..j. , - g-',,,, i... 751 was the biggest of them all for the 0(I) (IØ) ,,2O Pee Wee I Reneo. St. - I - . .o - Championship I -•- , I a1citivi V _________________________________________________________ Aft each of the second and third Innings. C.'harlle's was aided by 12 Atlantic National Bank errors. Jo Opisso ripped a grand slam home run for Charlie's. , ..e ABA . After beuigshut out in the first inning, Charlie's erupted for 10 runs In Scott Kriger fired a no-hitter Thursday to lead the Tigers to a 13-2 win over the Rebels in the Sanford Pee Wee Baseball League. In other action, the Yanks dumped the Cards 12-10 and the Twins defeated the Panthers 12-8. The Tigers and Yanks are tied for the six-team league lead with 2-0 records. The Panthers are 1-1, the Rebels and Twins 1-2, and the Cards 02. Krlger struck out 11 and walked two en route to his no-hit gem. He allowed single runs in the first and second innings. The Tigers scored in every Inning, despite only a single by John Holt. Two Rebel pitchers walked 16 batters. The Carth and Yanks also scored In every inning in their close battle. ,., elaborate on my personal rea- Nammath. "The worse that said the team didn't seem to be son, but right now I don't want could have happened was for in a rush to negotiate. to discuss it and I don't feel I the league to fold after I played But Jets' President Phil 'se have to," a couple months, but I would lin said disagreed. have still made more than "We want to proceed with our The WFL offered Namat,h a made with the Jets the last negotiations right now and we $500,000 signing bonus and a couple of years." hope to meet with Joe and Jim three-year playing contract for As to the Jets, Namath said " he said in $500,000 a year, plus a $100,000 and attorneymmy he City. New York pension for 20 years and possibk par lust ownership in a fu- 111VC been dIcussint in (erm ..We want him back very ture WFI. team in New York. of a two-year deal and they've g a three Lud.1y. We have throughout this e contract deal. thing. Hopefully, now we will be called for hini to play two years "I wouldn't want to be tied to able to reach an agreement." in Chicago and the third year in a long-term deal at this stage. I The Jets, who signed Namath New York, where the WFL don't want to be obligated and I out of the University of Ala. currently has no team. don't think they want to be obli- bama 10 years ago for a $400, "I'm convinced the WFL Is gated." 000 bonus, have paid him $300,With the Jets' training camp 000 a year the past three seasolid. They guaranteed the contract Four different ways," said stilitwo months away, Namath sons. vvay does the - ___j . ,,,, Fr,j Ir Angeles 27 Cincinnati 21 70 517 5', Port (Neely) 3 3. Westerns ' :' PjC .. . 5 Il SØ$ 1, 5 Mr .a-.. Atlanta 20 71 4U 6'-, (Provost) Ii; 6. Terry, Faith Houston 16 7/ -377 Ii', (firitton) 61; 7 Sharp View Thursday' s Rsul'; (Pi,ggle) SI; 8 Abcs Hcpe Pittsburgh 4 San Dieç., 7 (Seldert) 97 Lcjs'Angeles S. Chicago 3 FIFTH: IM— Trot C.3—$4U: 1. Only games she'luled Conestoga Gay (Jefferson) 61; 2. TodaysOam, Sis Wampum (Crank) 57; 3. Blissful New York (Matlack 4 3) at Dream (Reynolds ) 3 1; 4 Ocala Atlanta (Morton 53), n Mighty Mite (Bri dges) 6 1; S. Citns Philadelphia (Underwood 53) Ccmet (Britton) 7 7. 6 Carol M. at Cincinnuti (Nolan 73). n Okay (Brainard) 17 I. 7. Direct Montreal (Blair 2-4) at Hi)'j$ America Ilarrabee) 51. 74), n SIXTH: I, M Pace C. $400: Pittsburgh at San Diego Chicago at San Francisco St. Lou's at Los AnQlC5 Women half lead with a3.Orecord Shoemaker Is 1-1, Ritz 1 2 and Atlantic National 2. Charlie's won the first half chain- n 4 if ... SiC (Hobbs) $-1 I. Quaker Cal (Werkh,ls,r) $ I. National League THIRD: 1,M— Pace C.3—$40: East 1. ShirleyWilts Boy (Seidecs) 171; 7. W I Pct. GB SAcetheart Volto (Drayton) 9 2, 3. Chicago 27 IS .595 Hurricane Scott (Piper) S I, 1. In Phllphia 73 17 541 7 than Lang (Benedict) 5-1; S. Golfs Pittsburgh II lb .579 Go (Newman) $ 1. 6 Singing Sam 7' New York lb 16 .500 3', (Bereinak) 3-1; 7. Dusty Tag Montrel 13 19 406 6' (Johnson)61;$ MissOrchidlacly Louis St. II 71 400 7 (lhlcnfeld) S 1 West FOURTH: IM—Pac,C.2—$48; Na i % Armbro Invade, (Albect) I I; 3- A D s Claire (Martin) 3-1; 4. Miss Culpepper (Huggins) I-i; S. Crazy Goose (Jel(eron i I. 6. Silverbell League Baseball Baseba $4 M1 0~ May ninth inning. Three Tied At Memphis MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) -Some self-examination, and a little change in his game, paid off for John Mahaffey. "I took some time off to reevaluate myself," Mahaffey said. "I was not getting what I should out of my game. I discovered I'd let my swing get too 1131 111 moved a little closer to the ball and got my hands higher," The result was a string of eight birdies in 10 holes and, with a 65,a tie with Tom Weiskopf and Andy North for the, first round lead Thursday in the $175,000 Danny ThomasMemphis Golf Classic. LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) — Asian members of th e International Olympic Committee were reported trying to force a showdown today on China's application to compete in the Olympic Games. On the agenda of the final day of the IOC's annual assembly was China's application for recognition, 1Kcoinpanled by a terse demand that Taiwan be disowned. bC sources said the application Is likely to be sent back to Peking on a technicality. Many members say the constItuton of the All-China Sports Federation, which made the application, does not conform to Olympic regulations. Southern Tops Rollins LAKELANI) (API — Florida South ern, ranked No. 1 Time (W,rkhei5er)9 7, 1 Langburn The game-winning hit was 'Blood) 5 1; 5 Verrus Victory Gracey's nd of the game In (Perkn) 10 1; 4. Richland Smoke (Taylor) 3,: 7 Royal Harvest five trips. Glenn Robinson 1Wva'6 1; 9 Harriette C (Uilell) 7 contributed a single and triple. 2 into the national tournament scheduled for May 31-June 4 SECOND. I M — Pace Cl — $400; 1 Lisa I. '- '.'r (thnfnId 7? 7 in Springfield, ill. 1 chef of Steve Cooper. TexasWi n Jim Sandberg and Tovar lost five games. lowered his earned run average White Sox 2, Orioles 1 opened the Texas eighth with to 2.10. Carlos May singled across "It's Just taken me awhUe to singles and base hits by Willie Bill Hands has lost his veloc. learn the hitters In the Amen- Davis and Mike hIargrove pro- two runs in the third Inning and ity, but none of his vitality, can League," said Hands, who duced the first two Banger runs Jim Kaat, with relief help from At the age of 35, hands pitched the Rangers into first of the inning. Aft& Davis and Rich Gossage, recorded his longer ftows the ball as hard as he used to, but appears to be place in the American League Hargrove worked a double seventh victory as Chicago steal, Jim Spencer was in. nipped Baltimore. West. pitching as well as ever. The Rangers took a halfgame tentionally walked and then "There's an old saying about Pirates 4, Padres 2 — lead over the idle Oakland A's Toby Harrah singled home twc Pittsburgh's Willie Stargell never underestimate class with the victory, more runs. broke a 2-2 tIe with a two-run Bill was first class today," said In the other American homer in the fifth inning as the Milwaukee's Jim Colborn, who League games, the California 6, Red Sox 3 Angels Pirates snapped a three-garne was outdueled 6.0 by the veteran Texas right-hander Thurs- Angels beat the Boston Red .,ox Rookie Jerry Rem)' scored losing streak by beating San 6-3 and the Chicago White Sax the first run al tr a leadoff Diego. day. nipped the Baltimore Orioles 2- triple and then drove In two Dodgers 8, Cubs 3 Hands, a one-time 20-game 1. In the National League, the more helping California whip wini-ocr with the Chicago Cubs in Ron Cey doubled home two Pittsburgh Pirates trimmed the National League and a runs in a four-run sixth inning inember of the Minnesota San Diego Padres 4-2 and the Boston. Bill Singer settled down after and Jimmy Wynn's RBI single Twins' staff before coming to Los Angeles Dodgers defeated Fred Lynn hit a three-run triggered a four-run seventh as the Chic3go Cubs &3. the Rangers this year, pitched a homer in the tWrd inning to pick Los Angeles whipped Chicago gorgeous five-hitter, The Texas-Milwaukee game up his fourth victory of the for Burt Hooton's first victory was closer than the final SCOI After two frustrating seasons season The right-hander has against his former club. %%ith the Tivins, Hands appears indicated. Hands only had one run to work with until his teamto have come into his own with ByTHEASSOCI.ATEDPRESS the Rangers. Thursday's vi orv raised his record to 5-2 and mates erupted for Four runs in the eighth inning. Olympic Showdown Brewing among National Collegiate Athletic Association Division II baseball teams, has readied th e Division II finals by beating Rollins 6-3. The team, now 32-9, advanced with Thursday's triumph John Von Aiken got the win in Ha n ds He ads Bank Night Slated 11ur 1;cd managers arid ('vntr4tl !"lurida Nht scheduled Thursday at Tinker coaches of organized softball Fiel(I for the Orlando Twins. and baseball teams to take adJacksonville Suns Class 2A vantage of this free offer. Southern League baseball game. Tickets, w hich will admit a family or a team, are available at no charge at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Cornnerve, the Flagship U.S. Bank of Seminole on 17-92 and the Evening Herald. "We can accommodate any body and everybody," said Jack Darner, executive titanager of the local chamber. The game begins at 7:30 p.m. p �- -- - - - --r--- - - -. . -- - - -- -- ---- - -.- .----.•.--. -- ria- -- - - - - - - --- - -. - - IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, May 23, 1175 Senate Probers Quiz Colby Again Influence CIA " Civis an ro'o In Vietnam -- Evening Herald,Sanford,Fl. I I ora Timms-Aldridge flfl le money will be added when the final Linda Voltoline of Sanford won 11(X) worth of prime beef in a drawing held last night by counting is complettJ today. ac • rise M Westerfield of Asbury College, Mrs, Mann praised Civitan efforts and Civitan President Eddie Hughes presented Glenyce Mann of the Chorale with a check for other community organizations for helping raise funds for the tour. OW immediately after the drawinR and more Mrs. Jack McEwan accompamed on the piano ind Mri. Marion Ret.hwell and Mrs Florence Arledge sang a duet The bride was given In marriage by Mr. Harold Scott. The bride wore an ice blue Hughes told Mrs. Mann, "Civitan Is proud Central Florida Chorale's planned. concert tour of Poland. Second prize, a 15-pound ham, went to A. 0. Roberts. to have again been of service to one ef our effort to comple , .., Thie drawing _°'i rain'i . Chorale. -- Cn ."ter I : - - - SANFORD Can an amateur '.I.(Ti.ii '1!'!' - So with that first success, we Senior Division winner In the Children's Art Festival Wasored figured we could do as well with by the Sanford Junior Women's Club was Rickle Cooper (above) other pieces." an eighth grader at Lakeview Middle School. lie received a $U After buying an old vanity savings bond for his free style watercolor. dresser recently, Helen has FESTIVAL WINNER refinished it and inatched it to tier bedroom suite. 11 learned something frornthis," she said. "Don't use plastic woed in mending flaws in the wood, as the stain wnn t cover it. Paste - •m.i -. . X '-• - -. . I i, .... . .--/ ' II ',-_r_ I - I ST T L IS . 25 99 Tt • - .. - .. - . r •. 1 £ - p ght viet and American space offi- that malfunctioned will not be cials have given a green light to used in the joint flighL ft joint manned spam f d& Lunney desicribed the Soyuz DISPOSABLE DOUCHE . ( A . '\ , , - ' . -- j;' -"• 1iP' d1 • A 1 . - 4NT I MILES FLAG ____ . - -- -.'• - KODAK BLACK ANT-ROACH - --- CAMERA-OUTFIT from her Abby, I think I'm a fairly ood judge of character, and I just didn't peg her as the kind who would beat me out of it - .•. - 'N INSTAMATIC 110 POCKET ONE-A-DAY 88 VITAMINS .. R AV I ~eo I e small amount m t important, but what it did to my faith in people is. I like your opinion. SU'i ONE BUCK DFAR SHY: Don't anme that she deliberately beat you out of :i buirL There are other possibilities: 1) She may have misaddressed the envelope. and the dollar wint astray. 121 She may have Ittst the paper with your mimi and address on It. 131 The Incident could have slipped her mind and 1h piece of paper may not surface for yea r. ,L You bought a doilar's %orth of gowl ferling. so don't feel cheated. I)EAll ABBY: I have Deen .'bating for months which of •', 250 TABS P I M ' ' LIST 15.5 OZ. T& L F 24.95 Row Parerts attending PTA meet mrs sill t[n b 1n!ormed n garding juvenile law and County School Supt Bud Layer ha suggested the program be established in fill the county's finddle schools during the next ,ri l year '' -- I 1, - I ' POLAROID . - New Operator SALE Tkrmfro ' ''' - • U __ : -- - - .----.---,- - w'1,1 0.4f L ' • I . - -. ' ' Epsil on Installs • Theta Epsilon Chapter, Beta Installation of Officers and a Signia Phi, had a Fifties Part), new ceremony for chapter May 3 at the Florida Power members. Officers being In. Corp. Clubhouse in Enterprise. stalled were: president, Linda Members enjoyed a cookout Sapp; vice president, Mariles recording and the memories of the 50's \lcGsbbon Plans were made of an end of secretary, Debbie Bowlin: the year social. It is to be a corresponding secretary, Jan Linda White Out-going President Pam and extention officer, Karen Knowles conducted the Wallace. I -. The Camelot lloi,.e Extension Club, Casselberry Is having a plant sale, at the St. Augustine Church, Sunset Dr.,and Seminola Blvd., Casselberry, Saturday from 5 to 6 p.m. and 8 a.m., to 1:30 p.m. Sunday Slay 23 and 24. All proceeds from the sale will go toward projects of ne Gruve School. Getting plants ready 1from left) Jean McKennes'; Nlary Forester, chairman of sale; Mariann Welke. and Belly 10ggelt, 0-r-president Illerall Pholo by Vida -- _____ ______ - X I FILM - ;;--; a 11 BENEFITS SCHO 108 COLOR . A PL A NT -- - Airport Seeks director of the Juvenile authority. 77n. airport management has establishul in the furthconm' hops of upgrading the facility laws u4 tiguiu to benefit from the to the students during an es. addition of a "name" operator tablished program in the *hjch may in turn attract other businest. .•-•_', - ,, AT 69' ' ' - ew the woman directly ahead of me believable amount of trash, and I am thoroughly sick of it. H ABIGAIL VAN BUREN frantically rummaging around which, for some strange reason, And if it isn't the wind, it's the in her purse, looking em- she doesn't seem able to cumi- stray dogs Iio drag it all over. What should I do? barrassed. It seems her trial. our neighbor and ask her if she that doesn't get results, write o MItS. S. ON E. BONNEVILLE (1) Buy her seven jumbo cans groceries had already been DEAR %l1tS. S.: First call read DEAR ABBY today. ti hie again. checked, and she was a dollar with tight lids. 1) 0 L. I felt sorry for her, so I requesting that she kindly ¼. handed her a dollar. She sas her trash. '. ,,, very grateful, and insisted on (3) Call the police and ask writingm) name and address them to give her a ticket for on a loose piece of paper. She littering. in promise I'll mail you the dollar which has the windy city of tomorrow." Well, Owl was three weeks - - detention center. a panel will be - . C COMrrnu -- . I Youth Council Seeks Answers To Problems - e 4" Dear Abby DEAR A13BY: While stan- the following I should do Chicago beat to pieces when it ding in the checkout line in a regarding a neighbor who has comes to breezes. This neighhigh grade grocery store, I saw seven children and an un- bor's trash blows onto my yard, k4 W, * 'ILI —. .. Good Guy Is Out A Buck SUMMER EVE --- __ DOCTORS' s -- - . - I .. 1. • ,.. . I -, . - _____ - . C . . H 09 .,r.) I '. MEN AT 1. I ____ I COMPARI I .. rusvrri 1 I -. . . SURE colt ___r— -J\ - . - ST YLING . _____ • IYI MA . • . . .. "'tA WASHINGTON (AP) — So- Moscow that the mechanism - _ yearS she explained . "It had a lot of sentimental value, and Given Green Light -- V -= _______ P The Sanford Airport Authority Is looking for fixetbase ogrator to replace Page Airways, whose lease has been terminated by the .} - wood filler is much better." •-Helen's first step, after choos ing a piece of furniture to workon,istouseawell.known ....--------.-. brand paint remover. "I •% -founditsbest to avoid . lesser known brand! in a1nt -______ . removers or stains. A good . / quality brand is much cheaper . than re-doing or ruining a good / ,,. piece of furniture," she said. . After removing the paint, :1 Helen sands down any Im'' perfections in the wood. Stain is ' then applied, UI the chosen . color,witheitherabrushorby r •! wiping it on. "The color L -..#, on how much you . . apply, as the more coats you Vanity Dresser gels finishing touches from Helen Bliss 1_:Ic, give the object, the darker the finish. Also, be sure each coat is 9 . .. . .c. dry before starting the next frame' slit said b) sakhing me," she smiled b) covering it with shag carpet .. .• one," she warned. - A charming and soft-spoken Katherine, anFlli senior, isan Visiting youngsters find it J ust Helen gives her husband, woman, Helen is also an ac- accomplished artist and enjoys the right size to sit on. New officers of the Women's Auxiliary to the Seminole County Medical Society were installed at a Walter, ctedit for doing the complished seanistress, assisting her mother In Helen only takes on the job of luncheon May 19 at Seminole Memorial HospitaL Pat Thames (left) first 1ce president of the state heavy part of the refinishing, making most of her own upholstery work and refinishing when she feels the auxiliary installed (Iran second kit) Marybeth Weljand, recording lecielary; Carol Sue Powers, "Walter does all the major clothes, as well as her curtains refinishing, need for a certain piece of President; Bnv& Doy,puldent-elecL #M VillW.WarW Ow 0oviltall and &W On"4 a film. Their sanding and dismantles the and drapes. "I learned to sew Always looking for new ideas, fumiture. "After I find lust ProjeCt of Bi'tut SeilEiamiutlos wifibe presented again neni yC*i'lo all ninth gilde school girls, pieces if necessary. I li ke to be by watchi ng my mo ther; my Helen rece n tly made a wen wha t I looking for, then I'm -able to start work from the daughter, Katherine, learned wire-rope reel into a footstool ready to go to work." w WIVES Juvenile crime has become a major ('orvern to ruins area law enforcement officials, but a newly formed Seminole Youth Council may be able to finid some of the answers to the ever. growing problem. law enforcement Or S~miiicle (Aniv School Board. the juven& detention center, state attorney's office and county Juvenile court lere all representedatameetlngyesterday to form the council and to discuss a ogram to help coinhat juivnile crime. FUM re-doing an old oak ta ble that . __________ ________________ - - - 40 60 1 really 'My first experience was in - - - "on h1P — iQO the two countries will conduct 1; failure as a I, In July. in which the bottom The officials concluded stage of the rocket clung to the Thursdat' that the spa cecraft Cu%U afluA Cau3vu1 it w uvvuite deviate and the detailed planning nec- from cow-se. essary will be completed in The two Soyuz cosmonauts time for the joint mission will be launched at 820am scheduled fora July 15 Launch the Baikonur the National Cosnvdrome in Russia. Mm Space Administration an- Americans in an Apollo space. nouncedin Washington. ctwlllbelaunchedfromthe The announcement is an In- Kennedy Space Center in dication the Soviets have satis- da at 3:50 p.m., 74 hours later. factortly convinced their kmerThe two craft will dock two ican counterparts that an un- days later and remain hwked succtsdul Soviet launch April 5 together for two days while son t affect the Jul) flight joint scientific experiments are That flight a two-man So- performed. yuz crew was 7borled when the yuz wi ll undock and land In Russian A-2 rocket used in the the Soviet Union July 21. The launch failed to boost the American craft will continue spacecraft into exth orbit. circUng the earth until a Pacific The Russian cosmonauts Ocean landing July 24. landed their spacecraft in The U.S.crew members are Westem Siberia where rescuie 71ximas P. Stafford, Vance teams picked them up, a Soviet Brand and Donald K. Slayton. announcement said. The Soviet ci ew mbers are Apollo-Soyuz project director Aleksi Leonov and Valerli, GIM lAumey taid Thursday in Kuba=-. U New APPearance ref- nish old pieces of furniture and be pleasel with the outcoine? Helen Bliss, of English Estates, answers emphatically, "Yes!" And she has the evidence to prove it. rLEX I i - Geneva. 1 USE Fl • Herald Correspodeut England was his uncle's best man. A wedding dinner fer 20 guests was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Scott, Next to A&P law," h.' told a House subcom. a damned thing about it Sat QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED mitlee thursday. there and tLsteneu Just LIKe es PRICES GOOD THRU 5-25 But, he said, investigations he erybody else." conducted indicated the tapping When L)nn reported to the continued. In In fact his own office FBI his suspicions that his own telephone was bugged and he telephone was tapped, the sp. wasunsuccessfulingewng the clalagentinchargeoftheFfll WESTINGHO FBI to investigate, he said. officein Houston was reluctant Lynn and the former U.S. at. to investigate, he said. II H? torneyln Houston, Anthony J,p. "He did everything that was I •I. LIUfl I Farris, testified before the possible to talk me out of makHouse judiciary subcommittee Ing a complaint," Lynn said I lull fl on courts, civil liberties and the "He put every roadblock that I DUID adtninistration of Justice, was possible In front of me." whose oversight responsibili ty Farris, who entered private i I for the FBI has led them to practice at the start ofl975,deI probe wiretapping. ats scilbed the FBI investigations 4 FOR "Why was the FBI unable to ofallegationsof illegal wiretapuncover Illegal wiretapping?" ping as "less $j Ulorough, Lynn was asked by subcom. aggressive lesstiian mittee chairman Robert W. comprehensive, and . 11 Kastenmeler, D-wLs enthusiastic." ' 75 100 The police chief replied. "ElAn FBI spokesman In Washther they were totally aware of Ington said after WATT ) 4jg what was going on and ap- that the allegaflon.s were being proved of it or they were totally lnvesti"ted incompetent." tion "will eventually be brought'l "Well, I (jon.t think the Latter to OW auUritIes Joint l coo Hwy 17-92 at 27th St. I eI enG ives er urni ure I I Bran wasatendent. She wnrei pink gown sitt matching ac- , J1 * 1101 0 1 - - Mrs. Laura Aldridge of conununity organizations and each member the Sanford Civi tan Club to raise funds for the + .___ gown with matching ac cessories and bouquet. Mrs. f,ik~vlkit, r -1 _r - Md at Inn am the bride of Rev. William Ed Timms May 10 in the First Methodist Church, Sanford. Rev. Ico King, minister of r'i Lyrin says he did after becomLynn said that a conversation ing police chief of Houton, with a former FBI intelligence Tex., on Jan. 9, 1974, was to in. division supervisor indicated form his subordinates that he FBI agents participated in would not tolerate illegal wire. some of the bugging. tapping by policemen. Lynn said he asked the super"I simply wanted the Houston visor if the agents were uWt Police Department to ge. ou. of by the illegal activity and the the business of violating the surtirvisor replied: "Didn't do Friday, May 21, 1975-1 B I I . Repeat Vows - ____ I ("h ' ets Chief Says FBI Tap Probe t /' - d jec Eyed WASHINGToN (Al') — The before the committee, headed people were wrongfully klUed." Those captured could be held talk. Senate select Committee on in. the Phoenix program from 1968 At his 1973 confirmation hear. for up to two years wi thout a Acknowledging that the Intelligence is investigating the to 1971. ings Colby told the Senate trial, Colby said. He aLso in. cidents he described took place CIA's role n a controversial In previous congressional Armed Services Committee dicated that there were m• before Colby had assumed conprogram aimed at the elimina- testimony, Colby has tha t "the irust of the program stances in which captured Viet troloOperatInn Phoenix, Ostion of Vi et Cong leaders during acknowledged II han was to capture people who were Cong were mistreated. born also related an instance in the Vietnam War. 20,OW suspected Viet Cong were on these- lists (of suspected Viet which he "witnessed the proOne witness before the According to Chairman tracted starvation of a Viet. killed as a result of Operation Cong leaders) or to get them to Frank Church, D-Idaho, CIA Phoenix. A&encv critics have defect." In the promw of Armed Services Committee namese woman suspect" and claimed that 61bY "was aware Director William E. Colby will labeled It an assassination rounding up these ctjuwctpd said that members of the Phoe-1 Oka "'U.-.0nd frder a B-52 raid peoplewe Ire " sinatlon, kidnaping and tom denied uflOcr OdW At the killed ," Colby said. latnst a villag e where lure," The, witness, a former he testifies before the com. same time. he has 5113 Ciu . '- of 1971 "some 2.8,000 had Army intelligence specialist mittee today. Colby, who W. 11 be acknowledged that there were ported to be meefing. waki;ig his third appearance also some abuses in which been captured, some 20,000 had named K. Barton Osborn, de. Church said he intends to been killed, and some 17,000 had scribed two instances ir, which hear testimony later from any actually rallied" to the suspected Viet Cong were Vietnamese refugees now in government' side, the CIA thrown out of helicopters in an this country who were involved director said. effort to force other suspects to in the Phoenix program. Nixe P t VVOIV1EN _______ - - LUXURY LIVING AT -11YA 4 Wo mere GARDEN HOMES STARTING AT$ 16,900 rich 4 e e)- 0 e~.Ccdl Modern Living with a touch of the old. Woodmere mixes modern conveniences with natural untouched surroundings elcol%' L~ k S Me 6.9. q4 1-2 AND 3 BEDROOM HOMES w A U r .our nOOumere Home Features 9 Central Heat - Air 'Ceramic Tile Baths 4 Inside Utility Room / 8% 831 9212 Forest City . -- , IT -- 2~r7m DOWN DOWN . \~% ,v WILCO CONSTRUCTION COM?ANY." - - - - - - -- - 'L : 'I \ HILDA RICHMOND SIA-3117 - VA-NO DIRECTIONS: Go West on 251h St. Off Hwy. 1?.9210 Ridgewood Ave. Follow Sign - -- *Modern Equipped Kitchen illiOutside Storage oProfessional Landscaping *Privately Fenced Rear Yard SHIRLEYMILLET F.ik ' 4 Shag Carpeting Throughout *Private Courtyard SHIRLEY COOPER 834 9212 Cas,,elbprry JUDYRENEE 831 92)2 AltamonteSprinqsLongwond1 i AW-!k~$l V ,/ MARGE WILLIAMS 322 1812 Y SAIIS By _____J - S • - fS _5= - -- 5__t - - - - -- - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - --f- - - - f--- ---- - --- - - - -- - -- - - -- -- - .-- - - �- - - -- - - - ----- - - -- - - - - - - -- - - ---- -- - I—. - . -1 -- - . . . ~ -~ ,- - - - , - . ~ ~ , ~ - , - - I 2vng Htrad, Sanford. Fl. Frday. May 73,Iv7s Adventist ,~1.1%"\~l\%,\\%k%\\\ ,.~lo%%%\ ,C~~k-%I THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH F 9`411,11 C ft-SI 414 G art" Tort Pastor Aswiste Posters Leven N1Id,IthSfl&E A. koft Safuirtay services Stiic. Sibb?P 1:5 It a or Wed Iv. Prayer Mát.ø . %*..~*...*-~~~%~;:~~e:.,\*%~*ro\,.,%%%;%Nl~~.~l:.-.-~. .11 .le *" THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY ... A abbamk,is.I non 0 i 0 0000 J I i L hurch... OUR A ATION . u • uw • u U w W ;a p • FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 14175 S.$m$etlAvt Or, HertId Nitric i~', .~ : X. ~'Z% l:Npin. 41411*1. . j, I It The th e soft green leaves with golden , ;unshine. tums the brook to flowing crystal. and puts a song into to use lavishly. so Master Artist dapples 11-418M mw JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1131 Wqj? First Sp,,d GeorgeGeOata PI$IW i.soavscrm.. 1111am SStWICC Evolullif Service S,'i.try : Iluilu (ii u a 711pm h.ir.,1iken, rso;le of us are 'lost. But sometimes. In the process of day-to-day living. WO turn blind eyes busy CHURCH OF CHRIST 404 Palm Spr,nt Or AHams.is Sçt*n,i Jan',sP Nstam Evangelist liWiSesdy SHam. Asw.aWpWsriap EvsabaW.flPdp Wed. Eviii&a 5.qv,ca Wednesday $iW, Class Family Service never 411p.m. A 00 :1 1:Npi,c. CHURCH OF CHRIST I%'2 P$ftA,,fi, Char?,, II Crvmp Setday Will . R, G.1.Ned., Sunday Sc%ssS 7 - . ~. -~, -t~ ; __ . I ~~ tAllot O" SWam 11 :048 I H P rr P 11pm Broadcast - - - . PAOI.A CHURCH OF CHRIST Hiphway 44 Wnl PasS Senility Evangelist give CIA$$ 11:51a m, MatWhe WsrtJup 11:111111, IN.t5WiflAi$ 6 . 90P M $ibSsOasws wed. 714pm - •l ...-.a,. , . Congregational 1:11a.m. .•. WsUsam $ Downs-v y Service -.- .. .. Earl Ill OrangeStreet '5.55 a . Rev. I. Rvlb CrasS Methodist Wed. 1146se Study !nswaWiqs1up METHODIST CHURCH Tecker Drive , Sunsand (stales Pastor .41 6 m M.it,,, W,ra.p 11:55 a in MYF*641v.. 111pm. lfl.WSfllIIpI&35sn 131am. Lloyd 11:51a.m. SI . it a ' r - I i 4 ' 1 - .li - RZ I I 1. I41 . - . - '1 . $y keimells MIlSer V -. . UMYF - it 4! ,,. 16fl.. ,, Supper Library I*bId.ao ( ktcind -.. ':.:- . lbs Peal Office) SR 477 & CbsrcR it. Lsaquessd. Fla, Rev. Nell Calle. .,.. ._.. a 't .. -, Past,, $441 WIllie Assoc. Pails, N.a41krv+cs 3:41p.m S.eday Lade', £ Measa,es 4p.m. _ ____ ____ - ' sit.- ;. . .. lllPartA,s, LeeF.K - - . hum" worship ....-& , $ffl.(V iIv SI9IiP),. I by Sunday Monday Acts I Corinthians 5:14-16 Tuesday I Wednesday Corinthians 12:1-3 12:4-8 Corinthians I Thursday Romans Friday Saturday Genesis Isaiah ___________________________________________ 12:1)-fl 5:1-5 1:26-28 SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Ph..ce 534 2141 OI 8:1-4 Or$arnl,d .lni It, 1112, L.nq.,ed ,,t, Sir Sunday Servic, at The Sevesrn4., Advesi 9t CliercI. Mastlaud Ave.i.s, Aflat'snte Srses. IJuIIS.u*itSR.I34) Llow H. KIT1111""d Stilow SendayScResi er IvieitWirs1iIp 545 am. WIrIlsp 11:55a.m. Mertlaiw ollowing Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible I:Haen 155pm sIsIp as~ . _ ... .. ..-.. . Eunice I. Wilson and Staff FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y.Mercerand Staff ............. THE McKIBBIN AGENCY ......... lns5jrance • 11111111111111 GULF SERVICE Mel Dekie and Employes PRINTING CO., INC. - ASSEMBLY OF GOD Fvs$ ASsembly of God. 31111 6 Elm H;a $ip's'C'.ttr. t81,iI ""''v ". Fss.stctv Hr. Ut. CalvaryM.is..s...,, 1444e$I. 11)5*. 1211$ t AtstcP, $.4p14l cis,. Ow'ede Calvary $lpliI Assembly. WI Fairmsel tS.ans,vd Garden Cled. Hwy Ifflo CaIn', $$,it ChvccR, Crystal Lake £ I'd. ke Mary Caiwibirry Baptist Church. 375 Simiasla 11,4 r. , Oii,i ci Crania?., u.ss.eaaiy £.apl.i? Chush. Settiw,it RI I; iftl Saw $*Is gap"Cbeortt.04 0140" POO a, Hirsw Awl. Fri? $aptst Church S Part Awe F f,tftft~ilp Baptist Church of Altamonte Stormills. 11, 4U. Allanksoot spelaost Fryt BapP.st Church of DeSity Ficas Cch.4 OlteTa New Ml lies Iaptst ClerrI. tnt Pear Ave Savil Semmese ChvvclsiS Christ. $ill Lake Howell Rd lanes. Par4 Iaptsjt Cke,cR. 2142 * 3511 St Ctivrcic.4 Coll MI, 3I t'unc $piin,j Dr . AIta.,csnle P.spt$ Jap?ssi CJc.ap.l. IN? W First Sheet, SaMscd BAPfttf Church. Ill IN Airport Itive PrairieLake Baptist, l,pe Rd • Fern Park P,os,ei; U.sses,ry Bapit CIwrcls. M.dn11 lolifilrcrest Church.? Christ, 004two 51. to"Ivrood Crcl.4 ChrisI, Paola (tc,,vc, ,I cP,,,iI, "V ,'I', U ),nJ,nd $lliT'?I Chu,ct,. 2414 P.Osrc'tto St. JaitMIsai, $4pt,$ttjsvrtR. Slid 411.Osteen $1 P891 &Will ChION't.1111, Ill FPO* Ave Mt?p' Baptist Chs'cic, Canun stni SI. Jenes MisMisary R.aØssl Church. 535 Cnms it Temple 114IssI svcI. Palm Sprsai Rd. Aname*, Sprus15 Miarue FsrstStWoRMiccmnatpSaphstCRercLIlCIW I3ThSP Frrsf City Baptist Church First Bapt ist Church .4 Oitein Foorfain Head 0,0441 ChWCJL Ov'44110 Nirl4e Sipt Chunc s,rct. II) Oraape Lw. CATHOLIC it calbsliC C.hwca. Suncas Or Caswwry 'ai5 CHUIC OF GOD ChWCII Of God. NJ Hickory Church at Gad. HI * nnd St. CleicI II 0.4 She4ineu. Lake Moire. Oilests Mithidi& .ssircs ChurcheS Ced MIis.et telerpril. EPISCOPAL Cast lip-RI Churns. La*OI 54.4w Cr aig (Siticepal. Part A we at III St. OwLa4peItWLaiqjCa*eIlcC ,thI3l,4ia,,m,,,,Defl,, CHRISTIAN Pent CIeii.s Church. 1141 S S5Ic'IStI Ave UII4LMAN AiCinSi.. LvtPsran Ccv,u, Nor*sade ChristIan Church, F14'bea HiVSS. Dr.. MalI.a*4 L utheran (Awit of Pre'udene. 0,st.. L~"chiorch 04 ttA nedoomer, lot * ISM FlAwo 14u)*e.4 4.AkfV1*W Christian Cilq_wo. ftat Lato 441 &I Jam$"* CC-NOREGATIO$AL Canereaha..af Chrilfiat Church. flIt Ph's Lake Malatt" Chapot, Ora Bind, AIt4m.nt, SYIn I NAZARENE #& % P1 New ________________________________________________ South ByGEORGE W. RNELL Vietnam Regie Communist Imposed bloodbath . ment, but on new term s. "Actually, the transition has iea.wssd Church of III Nataren,. *aynan £ JOSSVP a,,, Lake Mwoo 0 5f P'ISecsSiai ChurcheS Sielird 0•sp,i Tab,rat, 1374 Lake Mary United Pr*ytoclie Church he ld at 11:30 am. In pri;scttivr I(e%. Eutuinks said. - . . --. -.--_-. .- - .----.--..-------,.=,-.. .., - Conference ill be held in Bishop Mcflavid will convene Saints', I.'man at Interiachen in Winter Park, Saturday from than 1,800 lii' and ministerial delegates from throughout the Will tw Ifugli Tarcai and the - The Right Rev. Father John Hamatle, pastor of St. George's A,11 -iei i .'L. .uJ;(i ill l l 'i ftk . I 7.j • L taken Mrs. Birth shopping ..i a Jb I T. i I .1 L I: : - VH i . 9_I ..- ,.j 1 S. k i 01 and she finds it quite difficult to understand the contents of the .j P7 ' - rn e packages and even more ad- - d • - . '5 iJ .1 I j vh .7 .'"/ , J. justment is required for the instant foods. She says that In .s4_'; ic4ri 47 I- busy Americans Is quite thflerent, In the Orient, people, like our neighbors to the South, often take an afternoon nap after lunch, It will take a while = -. .- ~1 - .3 I, new leaders, and said he cx- to become accustomed to the . I.i-- _____ _____ What of the future? Who - - '1' 1T ___ / -. ________,, government in South Vietnam niture, clothing, kitchen wares 1st Book of Genesis I. was reached, and on Sunday, Tumple Shalom of Deltona will "lie said they may not even and finances. Merchant.s and •ilK' event will mar k a special edlicational drive and donation Vowati. David Dyess, day tot llsrida Mt'miieriai ,JtljIlLSlirI Kimit i(oI'rts, Jaihik' After five vears of monev. Harris will be one of 31 Chip urk, has been active in the local and conference United will deliver the sertnon. Given special recognition will Th'tI.'hst Vs'utl Ftlhissh1t '11w youth of the church gill ill x- George Hamrick, an ap. I srest'nt a II Icli)drahia at the Shoemaker, Robert Smith, liointee to the Naval Acade m) BandshiiAl of Florida Southern L. Tlisiii,as, chairman and Rev. Judy Swain Marintha Tillis, in Annapolis, and an hon or Robert lNictor. juistor. College (in May 29. Skits (if Katie Whe!chel. Leslie Whitstudent and Buxton IX-mers, an tern, Steve Wailer and Sherlyn honor student, recently ac- music. dr,iti,a and humor var)' from a Broadway num be r to Wilsomi. Northside Christian repted into the Society of 'I'IIV iirthiside Christian Sc hool at 75 1-'lorkkihaven Drive, Altamonte Springs will tiNla Y. students to be or. Distinguised Anwrican High School students. A service of recognition for graduating seniors of the Sanford Naval Acadein%. who have been active in the church bile at the academy, will Shiloh Missionary hillbilly fun Full Gospel DeBa r% Full (;(ispel prayer meeting will be held at 10 a.m. Choir Two of the First Shiloh Sunday in the l)eltry ('mu- lx' Missionary Baptist Church of Illunity Center on Shell Road Ho .tE deacons, and admit them to .-.- -.. liii' graduates include T. also speak. 1)r. harold Harris ;Ile Mrs. Ida Anderson, Mrs. L. 10-30 a.m. Monday. .seminary Sunday 1t First Christian anniversary at 2:30 p.m. guest 'c'ker. A special Bible Sludy on the young as probationary ministers. The Senior the .Sanford "Ilol% Spirit" is beini! field Delegates from Churchmen at Holy Cross will EpiscopaI . . McI)avid at the Florida Annual Ihe five (lay conference of more 1kv. Robert T. Uizner. Cl, Holy TriAltv Church #4 " ' **f C" -VwtY Chapel, A". SpIs The Felt 0.sp.t Che' Gdold In Christ 1114 M44114110101110e Ave fh.t 0ev Lord Jtsvi CIvtsp Canaan C, , Washss,l.. St Ceseneal Pvesbyl5riie ChurnS, 3715 S& Ortanda Or Si s't'' Presb,1,riin Church, III) Boor Labe RI ordination from Bishop Joel ministry to the drug problem, will havean open meeting at All flethn1 Kills Mo-rivian Chvrth, Aflaene,,fe Spll Fit$' P'1#0 71"is* Church, 0611 Awe. It Sod So Scott Harris, son of Mr. anti Mrs, Roger Harris, members of First Urilteil Mt'thiihs1 Church l.akeland May &-o. Ml Olive H,knpt Church, Oak Hill RI, Osteen Sanford £',Ia41c, Church. 1 1 44 S Park A,. Santo-rd GWIprPI5It,an, * J•ly5 *11551141, 1,14* 4th St ei beocI Dr. *Ltilbsrry ________ ______ ________ ll rZ -I . "Theprograrnsnolongerill pects an affirmative answer American way of 111e In it, he has served as a sort The Order of St. I.uke, the Lay sc . ______ _____ ______ raising affairs by the of the Congregation was apB) FANNETI'E EDWARDS Because of the small memCongregation and Sisterhood, pointed to head the chair. Herald Correspondent with people in both, channeling able to continue work In South (Provisional Revolutionary bership of St. Andrews,250, it is after five years of solicitirg nianship of the Building worker in Indochina for more church aid to projects on both Vietnam, in reconstruction. Government) insisted to me a very close church and this can DEI.TONA "And the Lord donations to their building fund, Committee and each year the than years. sides. r e c o n c ill a t I on a n d they are not a Communist be a great assistance to their poken and said, "Thou after five years of hoping and Sisterhood ran parties and s humanaritian projects, If the government arid not going to be new friends. There are coni- had shalt build a Temple unto Me, . praying, their ultimate goal dinners to help swell the fund. "A lot of people had mistaken He said he expects word soon churches of the West are one ituttees formed to find fur- have its finol meeting of the .. _______ _______________ the First United Methodist Church of Sanford. Lay Ministry poolit"" 101 00" 64114* Takiw"Clip_ 111109ftled Ave. to## ?Ion as Pottle S.msnesp KIII Scheij Lake MyChelc*iS'hoNaIareie Lake Mary Blvd, LakoMary _______ _______ _______ ________ family. Mr. Andrews feels that interested Ksi4. Hallst Jehuvol's Wstnea Lake Msiree Unit. 1143W I'd St Fsr,t $.rn Church SO 'he Living Gad. M4eay I.onqa.e4 Caisetos,,, i.'1 Lithera, Church, It 12* IJatia _______ _______ ________ "very bad." But Christ simply say, "Make your decision, or The chur(ii is liarticularly F*ruCsiu, cliefChrI$I kj,.,15, as First C hv`044 the NOW111ft. W.fad of Maple Fern Park Mfir9 Gbity BaptitI 111i,d" Guiceti Mt M,,ai, Pr&mit,ye Bap*';t. 1151 Lirvit Are, Sanford MC low wtuerwy awftt CAWth. Is* J" AV*hu It" hut-tioxan Baptist- Sipits Awe. It,.' $411.5 M.nsr&'y CIO-Ch. 15551 1 MiSery Ave Baptist ".t, Civic Leao-e' Sad.. Lieqisd Fle Ststsqe MietSelil Church. S. Delary Sar""do United M0111111060 ________ for the new St. John the Baptist Orthodox Church In Sanford beginning June 1 at 1 p.m. The Orthodox services will be held at June 1. will be SEVE NIH.OAY ADVENTIST Fe"t, Lake 54vtWit Day Aill-I'll Cheoloca. HWY Au t,wen'e, fla, a.'i,nd £v* , Altamunc, lpl,19$ SlnlItd e.•IPl Day Ai$,,i'?15t CP'vqct,. 11PI & Elm. Forest Coll Clonmesity ChurtI Am-I. ,Søtoi4 ___________ ___________________ As CantorMichael Goodman, the fund had reached the %hbo has officiated for five amount needed to build and years, as Spiritual Leader, says ground was brok?n. Today, the Area Church News ......................A dream has come true." ................... A& PWEO beautiful building will be The Management and Employes dedicated and the Congregation When the congregation First gathered to worship at the of Temple Shalom of Deltona ill hold Its first servi ce . Synagogue in i)eLand, because WINN-DIXIE STORES a the had no Temple he re and no and Employes Services for the dedication special plans for raising fundsald 41 D (I to build one of their own, Rev. will be conducted by Cantor school year Sunday, Members I(ev. Arnold Smith ll Rupert West Sanford Free Will and the following midshipmen Charlie Glenn is evangelist for the special s ill leave the church at noon for Strickland. Hol iness Church . 1704W. Ninth will assist in the service: Scott 1kv L. 1. Freeman is pastor. tic Sousa of t he Unit ed Church (;odmnan assisted by the FLAGSHIP BANK ser%ices at the First Church of New Sinyrtut Beach arid return St. . Pastor is Mother Ruby I. Crowell, Invocation; George of Sanford and Staff I of Del tona, offered their Church Temple Choir. Guest speaker God, 1402 W. 16th St. to be held by 5:30 p.m. as a place of worship for the 'sill be liabbi Sanford Shapiro. 200W. First The Junior Episcopal Young Kim Purnell, the pledge ° at 7:30 p.m., May 28 through A skit , entitled ''The Thomas S. McDonald. Jewry of Deltona, for Friday director of the Southeast Cliurchnien %ill have its last allegiance. June 1. pastor Rev. G.M. Christian Bridal Education First Methodist slimmer youth leader at First eveninws and wtwnever thw- District (if the. UHAC IUnited gathering June 1 with a skiing March," will be performed by Euhanks announced today, , -~~ " , Acolytes will be Kevin Arenas tJiiitcd Methodist of Sanford, Ji'ish high Holidays would )Iebrev American Council, High School graduates f the Ilarty at the tllnle of Mr. and the mission department of St. and Peter Bitz.er. William G. 11:15 returned to tht' area frorii fall Gratefully, they accepted . Otlwr guests include Rev. John Special music will be \lrs Ii's' Swarti First United Methodist ('hurell Baptist Missionary I'aul u versity in but i ith the promise to It. dr Sousa of t he United ( ibson, headin.ister at the i\iIItr iva n jiro',ided at the services. . It Church, 9th Stree t and Pine iii Sanford will be honored III junior school wll extend Washington. For the past themselves that some day they ('tiIilTh of Deltona and Barry Marts Prvsby$swaa CIWICIS, III Palm Spths Rd. AltameIv Spts SlIndav morning services at Harris Ordination Avenue. iii 7:30 p.m. Monday at the church's II a.m. orshi[) greeting5 and Jessie F. harry, several sears, Tout, a former Would build a Temple unto God. Woods, president of the Temple Upsala Commpp Pr iriat CRe'ch, U15o1a Rd service Sunday. the church this Sunday and Each ear another member Ohev Shalom of Orlando. Westinstitor Presbyterian Church. Rid Bv RI, CaiselIerry (1w church. Academy administrator will district president of youth SI James III a? Cypress ChetthSJJ•sChhofLanlr Oar Iai aft. *Illp•, St. Mary's A,M.$. Clutch St.. It. Eastern Dellede. Clurth, It. JsIses Chryt, ChpeS, Hwy. Il I, ry,340,$, IlmAve. St. PasS's MeSIsdist Church, Odes. II.. IuIsryI40 Fern Pink hJth Si _________________ ______ con grega lion is to (lifer English their necessities. OTHER CHURCHES A11ed'5 A I. Church. Ot.", A 1 3th wolliva Fork ad leartHi Avenue $IOass CIsI$.. Siordali Are. CIVISISI PndI Wittoyan Mi4bss1. 11.45*. ppt Churil 0.4. 11.1* 9* 5t .4 0 be Chess?. Owhsds Missionary Be" Church. MarSh HI. EIHerprflI Mac edo nia M.ssa-st BaptIst Ch urch. Oak Hill RI.. Oit*t1 Cass.Iwuy Ceenmv,u11 Unit,d MtThe4,t Clcvrct,, Hwy. 17 II it Ft" Melt,ed.it CRVrCR. 115 * "ft %I Geneva Mini,t Church, Geneva Grace United "h4*0 Church, Airport Giv,1 Grant Chapel AM E. Chetch. OvHwj RCKe'CL(RSIG.4 1704W II Sutton Not. Bear Lake Unled Methodist Che'cR $01.1 A U I. Chvvcl. Canaan Piney Rss RI. Can.rn,rry Of Ear V MF"Vmly Moothed"t Church- W."W40,114% Rd. DOB&O'll, F,rst Umled MtlIeit Church, Its Park Ave, Fit M.t:,.? 'P. (I' t ". " ChWCSIIOWIP, Churchs4ie..Ip,eof,av.,,s5Sp,,sim..s.a Chilleth Of ft 11118twitY. Late Mary LII I.,is Catholic Church. III Oak Act. San4g it &i' Cal1.tIt Church. DO, Trail, DqIêy Semen United M.m,r,.I CbvrtR. I Delary Ave. Enterprise . _____________________ & - METHODIST (hurchsi(h,stat (ak, IJbin.0 S 17 13W CaSWIS,ry *1*0* CIa.e4 MIssionary Sallil Church. Mask £ William . Fur$I$apftiSCku, cheISa4IUCar.Cbwcl6Gqa Fin, $apl.stCMrcheS Ovw1* CHURCH OF CHRIST (l1*rcR iS Chit?, 111)5. Park a, New5a$em P,im.t,rt $apt'itClurtl. 11.15W. 111151 BAPTIST Fs4 __: SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY I - Rev. Smith To Be Revival Evangelist HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff _______ _____ I ist year, Manuel Kamp, And ttus is just what the be, dedicated at2:30p.m.at 1785 now president of the Conwidespread contentions in restoring support to projects He is awaiting replies to be socialist, that they are going other interested businessmen Congregation of Temple Flkcani Blvd . gregation held the chairmancountry that the fall of the American churches had carried written Inquiries on the matter to be their own. They're have helped the family with Shalotti of Deltona has done. ship and on Jan. 14 1975, Siagon regime would mean a on under the former govem- delivered to South Vietnam's primarily nationalist." Sanford, Fla. . L. D. PLANTE. INC. Ovideo, Florida CELERY CITY ______ Park Presbyterian Church paid SERVICES for the airline tickets for the impressions," he added in an from the new South Vietnamese willing." LANTIC NATIONAL BANK ............ SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO.II INC. and Employes ............. PUBLIX MARKETS GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford ____________________________________ Howard H. Hodges and Staff and Employes PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes . ... -. . .. .' '. except a man be born Ws Mr. and Mrs. All Wilson kAr l ________ administration, says the Rev. LASH-QUEEN E. C. Elsea and Staff '('._ -- congregation, interview, noting the previous leaders clearing the way for And Staff ~:" . M ____ ______________________ _______ of middleman between North "I'm practically certain the is inaccurate," he said. Ernest L. Fogg, a church and South Vietnam, dealing churches of the West will be "Representatives of the PRG 11:11am _________________________________________ 91 . man classifies sin and the again, he cannot see the sinners as "not so bad" and kingdom of God." lie did not Spiritual Consecration the new South Vietnamese Paster . ...'-..' .. _ UPSALA PRUS$YTI ROAN CHURCH CarMrCeuNyChub £Upe.aIaR,a Pastor Rev. Corwin Sh" - it _____ • ;-': . I l ~t . - mi - t! ~i i : i;, A war to dispense church aid to t - ii ,1;c4I The Rev. Mr. F people on both sides says he's 0999 55, de3erves the opportunity to and are very vehement about requirements. Other members Cantor Michael Goodman I left) and Manuel Kempiv president of Ttv -1 M-lom 'angrendmpohd confident U.S. C taJIS of the World Council of talce on that responsibility." that," he said. He added that of his family will be trying to to the Tree of life__ in th e newly built Temple Shalom of Deltona, which will be dedicated Sunday atCh ur ches' Fund for Reconresume support of sta nce while they USP Marxist Inmake their contribution to the ternoon. The temple Is located at 175 Elkeam Blvd. In Deltona. (Herald Photo by Fannette Edprojects soon under the new cllllatlonlnlndochlna,washere However, challenging doctrination, they strongly American way of life. They are wards) this week for consultation wi th assumptions made by some reject any tie in with ingovernment in the south, determined to overcome the church officials before heading churchmen about the situation, ternational communism, and iuiany handicaps. Mrs. Birth's Many Americans have been back to his post In Bangkok, he said, "It's not the end of take an independent stance, "surprised, shaken, even Thaila nd. Christian mission in that plantation and their pace in the parents owned a rubbem Temple To Be Dedicated "To say there's a Communist American society must be country." frustrated" at the openn ess of PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave .Lale Mary . Nov. A.P. .. Itovess uest,r Sweday (RunS kneel l:15a en Motional Worship II Ham Y•iitIiOqsvp 1:35pm *ad choir Practice • Hpv Seep in _____ knows! Dr. Birth will try to Ob tain a license to practice Vietnamese church staff "They're their own people mnediclneaftermeetingtheu.S. I THE "KI MANY UNITED 414am. I'd Iviy Christian Science % the first time in be, and ought not to be, within 10 days, Judging from NEW YORK (AP)- A Texan 3o years for most people there," ma naged by westerners kam past experiences wi th them, w ho had straddled the Vietnam he he said. "Surprise and hope." the outs e," he said. "The 11:11am Ne's'ry 5:41am. M's Prayer SreaIla Family NI,M Ssppsr fr .. S meant hope for I:45a MirnlnW.rslip p t, S:14&tlam. ______ ___________ Av. ., Emlern Orthodox Church, Winter Park, and the dean of the Antlochian Orthodox Deanery of Florida, will conduct services APRellgionWriter 1:14am e'clklesS METHODIST CHURCH -- S.ndayS.dsssl ... FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST last S.c.ød ShieS Sunday SonIca £ S..d.SYSdISII 11:51a.m. Wi.i4ay knIc, 1:35p m. MI(WIWSri4p FIRST UNITED 'I b RSI,KeiWIII$IW.M.HIMA.I$I.,$ SPIIITUAS. TEMPLE . ottier congregations have offercd assistance. The Winter Rev VsrIL.$riasSa.d _' ~_i - other Vietnamese families that are moving into the Orlando e area. I(ev . M. I.. Andrews, minister of the sponsoring stated that he was overwhelined by the oilers of help to th e family, lie said that a grea t long deal of support n':er peri od of time will be needed to help them re-adjust. Several ORTHODOX Wants Church WorkerSays 7. Hp in 5.4$. en FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH o.t Lv, bId St 414pm . L __ _ I prepareameal.Thescheduleof 1:45p m. Wed , some St,Oy&Pray,rS,n, 731pm First Wi*ey FeII.wiMp ____________ Vietnam it often takes hours to 11:111 en 7:11pm Wes4ay YeelR Gregg laterday Mess Brisk tail 1:11pm. tveiWcI Weeslap . _______ ' nd the many Met-ett, WsnkIp 5$ £Iia on. £ Nursery I.$hIlam. lvs.i.wsnap Ssri4c., wS* classea sir all a5l F.fl.wsap CitIes bitween servIces - 1:35pm Presbyterian Ait. Pasts, Wet slsp ,, - tE -. ' COMMUNITY UNITED COVENANT METHODIST CHURCH PRIS$YTIRIAN CHURCH Hwy I753a?PlaeN.peRd I1?lHwy.LLak,Ma,y Blvd Caswsbsrvy Rev.WIIILamC.Slssa,Jr. Pastai R.v,W,IImpk Past,, Solway tiiwtl5d,,.5 111am ,.' , planning . self-righteous boots as He said, Now. " Hampton Wedn.sday M.r.i10 Prayer Creep 1. _______________ ________________________ 9 ' ~~.;, * 1 1 - I 1'~ lscat1*a, 7:14pm 1:11pm. 1:11pm SwtdayScMil WEST SANFORD FREE WILL HOLINESS CHURCH 17,4w "ft Street Oweriser Msf%r R*y L WIiao Postal _ SayIcR..4 11:51am PSatnday Win$Sp Ivled.BVlsriISp 7.iSp it. Prayer Is ma* •act sS4 lISp m. ys, 1:34pm Wesday N4 1 lIp Bi$e Slsdy Now lam Mormalf Worship lvssSM5,,vc, SiSleStvdyTe't.(ys. Ys,ttsService fees. In CHRIST UNITED . 1:11 p.m 1:)Ipin ( 1:35pm SundiyScl'nd ____________________________ other were in sin, he just called them in water," all of which is good Feminine Emphasis Day, Sunday at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. The Church and he hopes that other sinners, for one to do, but only AFTER Theme is: "Consecrated Men and Women- Where Art Thou", churches will be instrumental Luke 13:1-5 - Jesus was told he has repented and been born Speaker for the morning will be Mrs. Doreths Orr, teacber in the in helping other families of the Galileans whose blood again. And that puts you right Orangc County School System. Spiritual music for th e morning resettle. "This can be a real Pilate mingled with their in the family of God. Paul said will be rendered by th e St Paul Women's choir and the St.. James ministry of the servant church sacrifice. (Can you imagine in II Corinthians 5:17 -"... i AME Church choir under the direction of Mrs. Evelyn Clark and and must be a community how those self-righteous people any man be in Christ,, he is a Mrs. Sylvia Stallworth. At the afternoon service Antioch project for all," the minister tried to make those who did new creature: old things are Missionary Baptist Church and Choir, the New Mt. Calvary insists. such a crime look so evil?) passed away; behold, all things Missionary Baptist Church and choir. The Rev. James Hagin and Amierican food and clotWng *is Jesus's answer must have are become new." Then you can Rev. G. L. Sims are in charge. Margaret Oliver and Doro th y a problem. Some of the women shocked them right out of their truly sing, "It's Different Brown, above are chairmen, Rev. Robert Doctor, pastor. of the St. Andrews church have CnsqvecenMeeSln,5qs,41 411pm GRACE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Airperl Blvd. al WssdIeeeAys. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Rev Marvin 0. S.cknsr Paclsr OF SANFORD CcIsScRssS 5:41a.m. Marai.W,rsAep 11:11a.m. Nov.Fred 31.331asS*IA,,, p t,q ,. __________ called it sin, and those who join the church, or be baptized St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church observes Masculine and thiS is the definite work of the Past,, It Ha.,, 1111am Su*Jay Sciseel 1. VIII MI P is) . ____________________ ________________________________________ airport and them behind, along with Andrew:; :._. - " FIRST PENTECOSTAL .1 Evat4a5WIflp_____ Prays, MieiI. W*i.d,y ". CHURCH OF LONOW000 I ISa in - p.... 4 _______________________________ _____ ____ _____ is soni Pentecostal PasSer I Ma en Sieda,Sdl.sS ...- a very left ___________________ _ ____ _ _ ____ , "For the of riian come to himself that he is a doomed seek and to sa ve that which was sinner . . lost . without the lost."Allpeoplearebornwith8 redeeming blood of Christ. sinful nature and need Seeing his condition he repents, redemption from sin. In Mat. and God, for Christ's sake, thew 1:21, the angel said of forgives him of his sins; and, Jesus, and thou shalt call then, and only then, can he his name Jesus: for he shall make the right decision. There save his people from their is no difference in the degree of sins." (not in their sins) sin, with God you may as well Romans 3: for all have steal the cow as the hamburger. sinned and short of the God never said what should glory of God." No matter who not steal, lie just said, "Thou we are or w ha t station In life we shalt not steal." In no uncertain I 1 I . repentance. When the hell fire one time; and, unlike Christ, 7555 Ortande Art. 1h7.fl) ... - urologist in Saigon with - 1:Npin ILeffieraaCcRjnAm,qica, THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Ora.. Blvd Lake Matr.e wui.qiii*, Pails, $y%5s4 11 see m. CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3*1'S ParkAr, lU-41.44 Pas 5:35a .m. 1134.11 am. 11:108 an. 7:34P-M. . Other Churches Friday $4''$Toadien Mifftp 14lv Wh-Ru5y L LJy:lvseImi.u1s ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 715 Oak Ac's. 5p$.j Fr. William ten, Fr. P.J. Asst. pt,, Sat. Vp.I Mass 1:55p.m. Iv. Mass Sa.m..)5:$&h), CUISt.Sat 11pm. they 11 I-- Dr. Binh was a prominent automobiles to the and Mrs. parents, stepped into the w NYPS LUTHERAN CHURCH / .,. - ',#" . in Catholic instruments _T, - better future. They drove the Dr. Nugn flue Binh, his wife surroundinp,-.. now hold, we were all sinners at terms, CIvist teld Nicodemui, 'I... mnW,rlsp Churches are filled with decision 0000 SHEPHERD drl&Z - -. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH $15 Past Of Pay T. C*iJt.*ti PflIc MermfgWsnMp S 36 am, Say ScsS I ISa m Mirlsag Worship 1145am. CilloaresTrailm" 6. I, p.m. EVNs54W,rilsp 1:34p.m. Wed. Prayec$srv-sce 4N p.m and County. few clothes have . II:$a in WinIisp ladirpradvallutissioatery ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH SNH,ster Ave. PR. m.ni us, $.I,y Gi,ff,a Pail,, WY_I.,. 51580. Bi$SVedy 9:416 in LVI e4'$1'C5sr,4 1I:SSa.m Cfts,ctTrimiig 6:11pm. £..s.sq Winkip 1: $ P.M. wed PVayItM.Iq* 7:35p 0 family captives caused come .. ::z, A. vid.., Iwtdy ScIsesi Warillp Service / /'/ f I - - . " in I vqmr. ServIce Wednesday SablsCIaii LUTHERANCHURCHOF THE REDEEMER 113W. 211RPIac. "TIe Lvrtseraa Nasr' and TV -This Is lbs I Evan,I,,l Nsrti* Worship Past,, 541a.m. 1151a.m. V$11 P.M. 711p.m. £vaaI,shc Sartic,, Wed. Ptiyw&Ii$eSt,gy South a great LAKE MARY CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE '11 Crystal Lake 0,. Lake Mary. Fla, Re, Paul 0 T,iss.I Pact, Sunday school lain Mire,,.,, Wetibup A Bible Study II.Ha . lv,nn4 Service 1.11 p Lutheran 01111v in. PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH U2$PiIintflArt, in ________________ 411pm 7 lIp.,, I "Pon I 110a.in CJc,wctsScl*M ,_sI!P in Curate E,anwl,sI kv,sce M4 *ft& Service (Wtel. Nvn.r Prided for III i*r,Ic IHe in II Ham, "ell Commotwoot Il-Slam. I41 a IS la en Rater YillN.vr The Now upon to . . in PINECREST SAPTISTCNURCH I 19 , Pact,, 9:410 An. Il -Sic 5in-th Tram" 4110.m. 134pm t 7:11p Green %~ elcoine of their new American successful practice until the many other possessions, and and brimstone preaching 'Ltinsor5. They were taken to Commun is t forces approached escapela to a hope of freedom ni ministers of today ceased, repentance was the guest home of Mr. and Mrs, the city and he gathered his a new homeland. tt backslidden from the "hell fire replaced with "decision There will be ______________________ deal of and brimstone" preaching work and time involved in back.slnpping, ear-scratching, making. However, no man Is helping the Family to get acsoft-peddling, soothing, and capable of making the right until Godly sorrow has __________________ sleepy preaching. never come into his heart, brought and Mrs. Binh speak enough condemning any _____ about only by I English to get along w.'ll. The th c anybody. Gaspel and the convjctjonof the members of the family Put8, t HOLY CROSS 4115 Park L.csyD.Sop.r TIe Riv. CarIT. Caon Uit' world's loveliness. and take for granted the gifts which should brighten the hours and yea rs. We need a faith that gives us vision find again the inner beauty lie gave us in the beginning . a gift which lie takes away. Let us go. then. to Ills Church. Let us "enter into His gates with thanksgiving - for the Lord Is good: Ills mercy Is everlasting: and His Truth enduroth forever.- Church Of Christ lISp in Re, KI4VW4Ii Her SvndavSct.sI MerinnIWsoIwp Charles members Most I J , 1161 2art:tA,. £io1#Ias 0 Elliot Sunday ScIssi Marni,Wsrs*lp C.,i uSia m. We.,day krncs 134 p Did T,vshilsq-a Hp* Day Presbyterian . sation." After all, one of the FIRST CHURCH Minister U) m . WTRR l:$pp,,5iJedyN,,.$4,k.I, Dial * D.PYS?4tI 34 ls Andrews preached vepm khsa4 S ISp m P 11pm l:Np in Op MeriWaIWsrsp swway Stowel X GENEVA CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Rtv Pacts, St. RI. UOat.va CicvrcP,efO.4H.vr'WTRR ISlam Re, A 1-Green Pass, Sunday 511a.m. Sunday ScIwel IS Main u.sriuvsqWontup lilian Sen Witsl4p 'I Ham Evangelistic ISrY. 4.11 p.m S*i NYPS 611pm Family Ns,k1 Service Ssø. Eve Wsrsls4p in 7 "d 0/ God must love beauty. CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cit. 14Th 5?. £Oa& Are sill W Cøfma* Pails, 541 am Wed. Ire. ElSie Sledy, Mlmsi Ia Sprhlg itself. PT Afar M.,4,fi,*ed. Wed. Pvgyq S4vYICe St. ----- . $IW,IIndSti-eet y, prn II Ma in lJ?Arpri$Jvd P*at 373.15$ in Sunday SdioW .._ CHURCH OF 000 fN44te4 I 11 ?40 SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH 1960%ed Gard" Cilge, Hwy 17-571 Oat SJi.cIl,y PaIls, øsay 5c I 4a PreaØup, £ Worship 9. ISa Evenii were "Suppose ye that these and their need of God. ?adIl4 WlflNep Ckurd, TraIe.a, Isaiah major purposes of the ministry members who know nothing of Von, two children, Is to show the people their sins repentance or the need for 3ihn's CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY Feliewshop LSsws.d. Ph Jell East of lnh'qifaj It Stirke Jam&" Kehs H,$cNitin WenAp :::: ,.' t ..... IV :' W" 541rV Rev FI'41L t*.aS ROLLING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH 111pm I prophet small congregation Christian 734pm. PrKl&.f,,;i.,5 the and what here today, I wonder if his Galileans were sinners above Church, a medical Se mi no le in They will live current mege to ministers of till the Galileans beca Bea r Lake sponsors a Viet. there until arrangements are could carry and took advantage use the Gospel would not be the suffered such things? " And nainese refugee Family for their iwnplete for their move to a of the U.S. ufier to fly them to same as it WSS With then Camethestuningblow. resettlement period. Members larger home furnished by the safety. The knowledge pe rhaps a littic less patience, as tell you, nay, but, except ye of the church met the family of church, and closer to the church horrors that the Communist he would sternly proclaim, repent, ye shall and forces had reigned upon other when they ed Th ur. community, all likewise six arriv The ':' UIUUU, 41IIU spare AOL 5110W perish." No classification of Sin sday, May 8th at 9:40 p.m. friends have worked diligently them to flee my people the ways of God in or Sinner aboa-1 Southern Airways flight to make their family coin. their beloved homeland to a - all must repent. this wonderful grace dispen. 227 at McCoy jetport. fortable in their strange ncw land where their children had a Moravian * X. C 411am 10 4a Baptist Nucwy Sponsors Refugees then, Paster F.mP4.,MIW..) DAVIS I PYWO League * FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH C.c. Iflhiand Elm tv"a I St how Morning W4w%N# Bear Lake Church Church of God of Prophecy If 'The Assembly Of God l,v.E D.iCgs A.H. 23, 73-35 Friday, May ______ 534am II 11am Wed.wig.H N.,M S'a'enq & REV. METHODIST CHURCH 1461 Sanford Ave. ,; c: poster Sat,ldav S'ic.s ,:, Fl. : ______ C. I Neill Pastor's Corner ~Wwi 1:11P 0. THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Evening Herald, Sanford, Southern - ('l'orrh will Ps 'Thniiias S. ever Wednesday night at the Church 1607 S. .Sanford Ave. The Marine Corps JROTC Sunday. Guest choirs from arounil the city will ixirticilvite Color(;uard will prenl colors Maryi (;lenn s organist. I Il'n Eugene Shelton will deliver the 1lw.,.&wv. -S'llty Sullt" at II:' 7 ii t'i rt\ I:' - .•,,,,, ifli1 �46—venlng Herald, Sanford, FrLay, May 23, Fl. * WIN AT BRIDGE Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY IIZC- w-v A AND YOE A MALE " LET THE 5?ARKS v K7 5 AQ2 LA Q J 9 7 WEST £7 Q J 108 4 £862 #964 1, 10 43 1•• \ YES, I ThINk I \.,.RkT 401W, 1 WANT iOtJ GET US B.ACK ) CAN, MR. RC 70 AMERICA, MR. 'BUT WE CAN PS- /10 SZELAX AND SAY OU LU TA too POOLIPG)Y H... 'SOURCuSs fl4X7 LTE!J EN SELVES PgEStCENT East-West vulnerable IPPEE! North East South West 9 ZTN ______________ Pass Pass Go" '"- I.us Pass 5 0C COrvr .• € 2 Openlnglead - Qv 25 Wander 36 38 Congers 40 Distress signal 44 Domestic animal 47 (llery — 49 Chestertons Father SO Newcastle 3' t.ge &4 l4hr 6 1 ..ity (3 loot' kri part ti I NaLII'c,ll chain ji., J 8 i l 14 Pass I • Pass 1£ tNT. Pasi Pa You, South, hold; K Q 9 8 5 , A A 4 4 A 8 76 I'"ei?c'r'h ' South's four-spade call was one of those nonvulnerable What do you do rioA gambles. He didn't know who thu three spades. Your A could m.ike what, but tie did partner is showing a balanced I)ptknow that four spades wouldn't band. He should have two spades be hurt. and may hse three. Anyway this Actually-, it wheeled in. Dum- particular jump Is not an absolute my's king of hearts lost to force. East's ace at trick one. South TODAY'S QUESTION rutted and led the queen of You bid three spades arid your spades. East won, played a Second high trump and a second partner bids three notrunip What ck) you do now' heart was ruffed. Answer Tomorrow Now South pulled East's last • by Art Sonsom THE BORN LOSER WERE JTjJ 7ZAE MOTHER c Soi ID SEE' LEAVE CX)R OW t&&T 54W 06 111L '< CAME HEW-! N. ..-' trump, lost a club Finesse, but t ook the rest of the tricks. East Mt that his should have bid five hearts. — f•' b i've finally managed to bring IT,, hostility into focus, Doctor' Your bill arrived this morning!' — 18 — 17 19 _______ By Roger Bolton FUNNY BUSINESS jj~j ______ _____ !1II1h11) • 'a Cl WI ,hIjVOT MLJIJCIIIV 1')OOk t' 'Win at Rsidg." fr/n lh,a — flXU/I _______ 50 51 :54 55 56 51 58 a • L. 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But when she finds a handsome young dan- R A L S C R 0 B I N A C I .'l H 0 F G Z II HUH QU MAEJMUD E I. u (13) Movie (35) Wilburn E W A C T E K H E R N 0 H I F %' Kenny who getsstuckwltha g dancing partner. ' ' H PKH (!", 1) STEHNELS 0N 4:00 (2) High Chaparral (6) Hogan's Heroes (') Wrestling (24) Sports (44) Braves Baseball STR AGENCY .cLKTIALtOC*T5 PalPATE PUhiNO 41 N OIAIK( AM FIRE o,uno, rto'tna Martian 4:30 16) Sounding Board (35) Leave It To Beaver 5:00 (2) World At War (, I) News ' 50" 0 0 SLounge— Packa ge Store lu CORNER OF COMMERCIAL & PALMETTO DOWNTOWN SANFORD ____________________________ eve iis re so wreFamowdpe Fried Oiiden tS t bththat T were Offering this onetimeuonly special dinner value just to make a'bellever" out o you. T4 Ii *1,t.. the he - .- $3.00 $1.50 iflu'.C,, '.(iuloII4 UlIAV lit v114.%i.t IIRA 1 t...d Ii..,.. ' --- $ 5•95 644146 fl-n FERN PARK "'.14,4 CLUB / / — ISISISQ• SKATE CITY Dog Track Rd., off Hwy rrrurs.,$,s,.flr DRINKS 7 P.M. 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One you're tended. % ......... A C. R E I) S A M C U I N A R B V 0 M H IIISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Don't let your ambitions exceed LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) your reach. You are capable of Normally you delight in attaining your goals as long as stimulating debate. Be careful you are realistic about them. ho you tackle today, however. YOUR BIRTHDAY Your opponent may take it far Slay 24. 19Th noire seriously than you in- .-, DAD r'5o(Jy' tVVVIU 2:30 (6) Great Mysteries 0 SEEK & FIND' racefully. You'll lack patience to tolerate his loud manner. ALTAMONTE by Al Vsrmr to spend the night in a cabin with a leaky roof and an the "We'll Get By" episodes as uninvited guest, Kenny's quickly as poible. The net. hamster. th,. Inn - ur.r nd'Tt FInn inset, k.... r,t' .,.. 1 03 scheduled ... LWU o-o:ju •'z. aworu and Nicholl, Michael Boss and episodes back to back tonight "The Stung" RERUN Lamont Bernie West will move over, full for the second time since and his friends start a poker time, to "The Jeffersons." The January. - . With all the reruns game, which upsets Fred. He three will be replaced by Hal on the three networks, it seems decides the best way to teach Kantor, veteran producer- like a good night to go to the them all a lesson is to bring in writer. The show will also lose another player professional hrector John Rich, who will do 8-8:30 CBS WELl. GET BY gambler. ABC's "On the Rocks." Paul The entire Platt family heads 8:30-9 NBC CHICO AND THE Bogard, the Emmy-winning for New England to attend an MAN "Sammy Stops In" director, takes his place on the uncle's funeral. En route, they RERUN Sanuny Davis runs have car trouble and are forced into car trouble, too, tonight, Bunker show. and his bad luck Is that it happens in front of Ed's garage. Ante Star-struck Chico is open. overbearing friend will get on ',our nerves today. Bow-ott serious rift, 3 441.11 Chic Yowig BLON DIE VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) An ABOUT TONIGHT: CBS seems eager to run through all (24) Stalin Baseball Western Man movie Mary Tyler Moore Show (9) Movie Time Of Your Life (') TBA 2:00 (2, 8) Major League (6) Movie (9) Indy 500 Parade (24) Saga Of -. , (6) 1:30 (8) changes in the "All in the Family" production staff — at I.EO (July 23-Aug. 22) You more than you can handle. may run into some social corn- Relax — it won't hurt to leave plications this evening. Be some for later, AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) careful — it could be because overstayed your wetYou could magnify remarks or vuu've RIDPO*D .4s (13) Movie AM1t.Y" SEPARATED: There will be a number of CANCER (June 23-July 22) Stay abreast of responsibilities closely allied to could be far today. Should you lag, you'll less co-operative than usual. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. throw your whole schedule out of whack and not be able to 19)A pressing urge to get things done may lead you to take on catch up. 111*1*1. CINIMA CUP Gilligan Ye,,, (44) Combat — Legislature Saturday, May 24, Don't get into complicated about the m,neitherwill have a istness negotiations today if good tIme. by T. K. Ryan - _____________________________________________- 10:00 (2, 8) Police Woman (13) Get Christie SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ARIES (March 21-April 19) you're tired. Wait until you're The greater part of the day will rested before pursuing them. It's not the day to press a friend Be for an obligation owed to you. GEMINI I May 21-June be pleasant and enjoyable, but toward evening your ideas may sure you're in agreement with He may not be in a position to conflict with anothers. Back off, your mate about plans for come through. It's not worth TAURUS April 20-May )) tonight. 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MI East had to do when he got in with the first high trump E • A5T I 55 School ma, mountain LEISURE Pr'J11 A TIEI AlP öó iE A IRE t E ftA 5T Ei E 53 Risen 14 Cretan IS Pass T 45O*rflg American lcoll - DbIe 9 A, a_ 43Aqt.d mystery *r,ter 46 Courtes, ( ab) 12 Baking 48 loud cry chamber '° M3lr 5Y.t?1S 13 Top quality 17 cond diamond would be led when he got in the next time. After that bit of brilliant defense East would collect a diamond trick In addition to the three tricks he was bound to make anyway 4K5 SOUTH A Q J 109854 42 Defense (Ou) SCharhe was to lead a diamond. A Se- -- by Dave Grauc OOP EAST £AK3 V A 963 2 •KJS 10873 0)0 'iVU II to whether or not five hear could make. The answer Is that it wouldn't because West would not be able to lead enough times from his own hand. No one noticed that East could and £ 62 CAN ;Joe -11 __ 1Cl*'l Pu:zle A PA 0 LidTtd N O ãvi1 A f r T L I1I ACROSS CfIAUVINI6T Pl&' .,} FEMINI9T! AnAt'r to Mystery ___ I1 ()SWAI.t) and JAMES JACOItY NORTH (0) ALLEY by Dick Turner CARNIVAL 1975 ,,.as.,. ISIS ii- 1- # 14 614 %..q .... •..4• ), •••.• I I Big Club ho w Coming LEK & MEEK kJK ri r w / &PAT L ys,.. CT*.P - p \ TAi__) THE AREA'S I by Howie Schneider - - INN - LEADING MOTEL OFFERING BANQUET FACILITIES. MEETING ROOMS. LUNCHEON BuFFETS, ENTERTAINMENT OVER 20 FLORIDA ATTRACTIONS SOMile Radius A BEAUTIFUL GOLF COURCES 4Milt' R&diu& QUALITY INN NORTH SR 434 & 1.4 LONGWOOD, FLA fW Includes 2 pieces chicken, -- mashed potatoes and gravy,cole slaw and 2 biscuits 2-Pc.Ch"Kim Dinner �- - - - - :.. - - - -- - - - ',- --'' --- - -- -- - -- - ----- - -- -. -. ----•- ---- - -- --- - -- - - - _ - - , r- - - - ----- ---- - ''- TJ •- - --'-- -- - - ---. --•-•-----------.-- - -'- -_" -- --: - - -- - -------------- --------- T1- i - ii -_ 6B-Evening Herald_Sinlord, El. cerned about — I like to partially snakes, poisonous and copperhead.s moccasins. prescription. My flatly refused Do you agree doctor in the ad. antivenin available only by is write one iwalkingaround,notoverrocks and logs; not reaching for downed game h&,iri'i hii'shee' high top boot.s which during utniner months, snake bites in this part of pump important j,,rjbed the most medicine tntoa victim in order with double malpractice lawsuit since it has become an accepted protect bites, treatment? top High heavy socks will against many snake reach Don't for minnowbucketinthe . t)00t3 the dark. ________________________ Legou rioii;e _____________________________ CITYOF ill THE CIRCUITCOURT OF THE LONGW000, FLORIDA EIGHTEE,TH JUDICI.&L CIR NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CONSIDER ADOPT ION OF COUNTY, PLORIDA PROPOSED ORDINANCE CIVIL ACTION NO. 71.ê47B FINANCIAL coRropAlic7i"i' WHOM II MAy ca,CLw NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by FLORIDA, formerly known as the City of Longwood, Florida, that PHIPPS HARP INGTON COR PORATION FLORIDA, a Delaware the City Council will hold a Public hearing to consider enactment corporation, Plaintiff, Ordinaice No 395. entitled AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LONGW000. FLORIDA. DOLCRO ENTERPRISES, INC., FIXING THE HOURS FOR THE oa c,rpvration. e' at OF INTOXICATING Defendants. 514.(: BEVERAGES AND FiXING THE NOTICE OF SALE HOURS OF OPERATION FOR NOTICE IHEPEflYGIVENthet S I A It L I 5 H M C P4 1 5 IN (AT th flti Jl Cf ,)un. 1975, 4t the' TERRITORY OF THE CITY OF hour of 1i - CiO A M , at the west front door of the Seminole County L 0 N & W 00 0, F L 0 P I 0 A, REARING THE ZONING Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, the OF 8-1, undersigned Clerk will otter sale to CLASSIFICATIONS BUSINESS, C COMMERCIAL. M I, the highest and be-st bidder for cash the following described real LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. AND PUD PLANNED UNIT DEVELOP. property mpotation of a lIflIb, In spite of precautions lappen acquirement of such a kit? precautions. be suffered a venomous snake bite credit the antivenin (or ing their life or preventing the :' that the the toward pursue eguinorice Yet, many people who have . only , or serwm comfortable maintains procedure of allergic to the blood of a horse wearing with my family to containing antivenin. Should kit the country. True, the fatality rate Lsnotstaggering,butthefigure ___________________________ • N Legal._otice Legal Notice 4—PersonalS FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUSPfAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Complaint. Notice is hereby given that I am FLORIDA IN AND FOR THE WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL NOtiCe hereby given that I am saidCourtonthe75lhdaYOf April, engaged In business at 2761 cnQQCd in business at 610 Writ 9th COUNTY OF SEMINOLE -- JuInAfr Av *nIn,,1 c.m,ip anroro. " I) Jiiil CIVIL ACTION NO: 75'lfl'Q3'U Seminole pipeline InspeCtors this ' aren't walking to avoid a bad or worse than the venom, fi'' r!I".'" 'i-' not who doctors saying that the antidote is as would show one widely as does the snake venom? That a doctor's family doctor to disabled is not suffering. We have rattlesnakes and LegalNotice LegalNotice ga I ti S t S ii a ices U a rd DEAR DR. LAMB Friday. name of *LAPM, SEMINOLE COUNTY. with the' Clerk of the Circuit Court, Se'min&e County, Florida in ac cordence with the provis!ons of the FtitiOus Name Statutes. To Wit: Plaintiffs, , $975 . NOTICE OF HARIN0 TOSHOWCAUSE NOTICE OF SUIT THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: THE IN COUNTY COURT SEMIPIOLF COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO, JS1206.CC.I4.H SEMINOLE COUNTY PORT AIITHOQITY. l"'v corporate. Plaintitf, BRUCE SCOBIE 747 Melfi, Crescent Ottawa, Ontario. Canada YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action u enforce a lien upon the folloi' ing property In Seminole C.*,rity, FIcirida Motor Vessel PADDLE WHEEL QUEEN. ON, 234511, 0 P 1 23. been fuiec against ou anil 'o are required to serve .s coPy at written defenses, if any, thereto on w c P4UTCHISON. JR., Plaintiff's attorney, whoseaddrrisis73oNorth Park Avenue, Sanford, Florida, on or before June 21. 197$ arid file the original with the Clerk of thiS Court . Notice Is hereby given that we' are engaged in business at ISSW. Hgh Wy. 136, Aitamonte Spring 32701, S-eminoleCounty, Florida under the fictitious name of THE DOGGIE Charles E. Bloom. Jr. BAG, and that we Intend to register as Co Executor of the Estate of said name with the Clerk of the Charles E. Bloom Circuit Court, Seminole County, r' t.niichi' Rn's and Company I : 1633 Rroadway provisions of the Fictitious Name New York, New York 10019 Statutes, To Wit: Section Florida Statutes 1957. PARCEL No 11S 5: Charles E. Fischer Lila M Fischer First National City flank Publish - May 9, 16, 73, 30. 1975 SERVE: William I Spencer. DEN 71 o,,'.ten? ____________________________ 399 Park Avenue Nsw York. New York IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF -' - -... - - EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL clv. CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY First Wisconsin National flank of PROBATE DIVISION Milwaukee PROBATE PlO. 71.13).CP SERVE' Hal C- Kuehl, In Re: Estate of Presideni A K POcSFTTFR ais+" knøwy, as 777 E. Wisconsin Avenue Appleton Kent Rossetfer, Sr. Milwuk&, Wscon$in 5307 deceased Plo 101 r'AR NOTICE OF CREDITORS To All Credlt.n-s and All Persons Barbara B. Goldberg. as Co Having Claims or Demands Agilnt Executor of the Estate of Charles Said Estate: Bloom You are hereby notified and co Touch Ross and Company required to present any claims and 1633 Broadway demands which you may New York. New York 10019 against the A. K. PARCEL No 101 your Seminole - HOURS — ' SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE NO. In Estate of u wtts, d k a Weeks Plat thereof as recorded ri piat Book 17. Pages 73 and 7 PubliC Records of Seminole County. Florida together with all structure's, imfixtures, appliances and appurtenances on Said land or re: (. eborn ALLOWED TO BE CONSUMED AS 117. II) and 136, WINSOR MANOR, To All Creditors and All Persons Having Claims or Demands Against Said Estate: You are hereby notified and required to present any ctaims and demands which you against the estate of S. 0. WEEKS. k-a Seborn 0. Weeks, deceased late' of Seminole County, Florida, to t'ie Clerk of the Circuit Court, arid tie the same in duplicate and provided in Section 733.16, FlorIda Statutes, in their offices in the County Courthue' In Seminole LuunJy, 1- IarJ'Ja, wilnin your calendar months from the time of the flrst publication hereof, or the same will be barred. Filed it Sanford Florida, this 20th day of May, 1973. S: Earl 0. Weeks As Executor DOUGLAS STENSTROM of STENSTROM,DAVIS 6. McINTOSH Attorney for Executor P0. Box 13)0. Sanford. Fl. 37171 Publish May 73, 30. 1975 DEN 151 may ThiS sale is made pursuant to Final Judgment in Foreclosure entered in Civil Action No 7647 3 now pending in the Circuit Court In and for Seminole County, Florida. DATED thiS 20th day of May, $973 (Seall Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk LOWNDES, PEIRSOL, DROSOICK A. DOSTER Professional As.sociahon y - P1 wlCnard aate-s, Esquire Suite 133. First Federal Building Post Office Box 7109 Orlan, Florida 37102 Attomey for Plaintiff Publish - Ma' 7). InS DEN-14 have a as NECTION WITH RETAIL OR WI'OL E SALE COMMERCIAL TRANSACTIONS OR WH ER $ ENTERTAINMENT IS PROVIDED Oi FEE Fc ADMISSIoN OK MEMBERSHIP IS REQUIRED; PRO V I Dl NO PEN A LII ES, against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint or petition WITNESS my hand and the seal of this Court on the 19th day of May. DATE SaidOrdinancewasplacedonfirst reading on Monday, April 21, 191$, and the City Council will consider san:efortinalpassageandactoption after the public hearing which will be' held in the City Hall of Longwood. Florida. on Monday. the 911, day of June, A D. 197S, at 0.00 pm , Or 15 soon thereafter as possible At the meeting interested parties may appearafldbehe'ard*lthrespectfo the proposed Ordinance. This hearing may becontinuedfrorn time 10 iime unTil Tinal acTion ii Taken by the City Council A copy of the proposed Ordinance is pted at the City Hall, LOflgWOOd, Florida. and copies are on tile with the Clerk of the City and same may be inspected by the public. DAlEDthis7OthdayofMay,AD 1975 Orinle P. Shomate City Clerk of the City Of Longwood. Florida Publish. May 23. 1975 DEN-151 By LillIan 1. Jenkins Deputy Clerk Pubi'Sh May 7), 30, 6. I). 1975 DEN 146 ______________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CulT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 154fl.CA09E CHARLES 0. TULLER, JR., fOt individually but as Nominee of the Trustees of COUSINS MORTGAGE AND EQUITY INVESTMENtS, an CITYOF CITYOF unincorporated business trust LONOW000, FLORIDA LONOW000, FLORIDA organized under the' laws Of the NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO Notice of Public Hearing State of Georgia. ADOPTION TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: OP CONSIDER plaintiff, PROPOSED ORDINANCE The City Commlsionof the City of , Longwood. Florida, hereby gives TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: DEVELOFMENT GIEGER NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by f'iOtiCe that it will hold a Public COMPANY, a Florida corporation, 'he City of Longwood, Florida, that Hearing pursuant to the proviSions WILFR ED LGIEGER and the City Council wilt Pioid a Public of Ordinance No 143 of the City of HENRIETTA GIEGER; BONANZA hearing to consider enactment 01 Longwood, Florida, on June 9, 1975, CONSTRUCTION, INC., ka at the hour of 7 00 pm. in the Ordinance No. 397. entitled: SON A N Z A CONSTRUCTION API ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Council Chamjers. City HaIl. COMPANY. INC.. a-k a BONANZA FLORIDA. OF LONGW000. West Warren Avenue, LOwOOd. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY; AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 143 Florida, whereat It will cOnsider the ROGER LONSWAY; arid FLORIDA AS ENACTED AND AMENDED, request of BETTY P. WIDDIS fw ENVIRONMENTAL SLES, INC., SAID ORDINANCE NO 14.3 BEING ()efeci,dants, re Zoning of real properly described THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING 15: NOTICE OF ACTION ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF The West 200feet of Lots 11, $7 and TO: BONANZA CONSTRUCTION, FLORIDA, TO LOPIGW000. 3. BRADLEY'S ADDITION TO INC.. a - k - a BONANZA CON. PROVIDE THAT ALL CHANGES LONGW000. FLORIDA, as STRUCT!ON COMPANY. INC., ak IN ZONING DESIGNATION BE a BONANZA CONSTRUCTION recorded in PIat Bock I. Pige 17.of CONDITIONAL IN NATURE, TO COMPANY, a Florida corporatipn the Public Records of Seminole PROVIDE FOR THE VESTING OF County, F loe'ida, Address unknown. AMEN0E0 Z0NING You are hereby notified that the from Its present zoning of P2. DESiGNATION, PROVIDE FOR above named Plaintiff has filed a that ZOning '5 defined In Ordinance FORM OF APPLICATION FOR Complaint intrie above styled Court. NO 4) iS amended of the City of IN CHANGE ZONING Florida, to in the nature of a mortgage Loflgwood, B DESIGNATION, TO PROVIDE foreclosure on that certain real Bussiness, As that designation is PROCEDURE FOR CHANGE IN propertyhe'eii,descri,saidlan4 difined in Ordinance Plo. 143 as 0 E SIGN A Ti ON, Z ON IN 0 situate, lying and being in Seminole amended of the' City of Longwood, PROVIDE TIME FOR FILING OF Florida. Further, that Itie' said City County. Florida, to wit: APPLICATION FOR CHANGE IN North l. of the NE 4 (less the' Commission will also the DESIGNATION, ZO N I NO 5,jtp, 3 chains of East ' - jI of Section application of BETTY WIDDIS CONFLICTS 11, TownshIp 70 South, Range 39 bOtchangeOfloninQOfrealproperty SEPARABILITY, AND EFFECTIVE DATE. East, Seminole County. arid tPie described SaldOrdinancewasplacedonfirst L01sII.12Jnd13.lessttiewest300 p4grthu7chains01tMWflf5chji , IS II7( ... i. tTiUfl U. I5flIP u fl. .......W " '' and ?ht City Council will consider Range 79 East. Seminole County, BRADLEY'S ADDITION TO same final ,øsa.age and iooption andthe South S's of the SE '401 SE LONGW000, FLOP IDA, as after the public hearing which will Section 7, Towrn'ilp 70 Sot,th, recorded in Flat Book 1, Page Il be held in the City Hall of Lorsgwood. Range 29 East, Semisole County, the Public Records of Seminole Florida. on Monday, the 9th day of Florida, less that part lying in the County, Florida, . as: . Aa,,.l, .._.._ " for - . , soon thereafter possible At ttie Markham Road. Containing 10157 1. 5 those cesignations are defined interested partiti may in Ordinance No. II) as amended of acres. appear and be heard with reSPect to You are commanded to file your the City of Longwood, Florida, to the the proposed Ordinance. This to Said Complaint toning 01 Ml, Light Industrial, itten hearingmayiecorWiouedfromtiml with the Clerk Of the above named that detignalion is defined In Orto time until final action is taken by Court and to serve a copy thereof dnance No. $4) as amended of the the City CounCiL Gene H Godbofd, Esquire, of City of Long*'ood, Florida. copy o the proposed Ordinance Maqulr.'. Voorhu& I. Wells, PA. Further, all persons desiring to be' .spostedattheC.IyHaII,Longwood, 0 Box 633, Orlando. Florida 33902 heard, both for and aCainst said Florida, and copies are on file with Attorney's for PlaintIff on or before proposed changes in zoning, are the Clerk of the City arid same may the 20th day of June, 1975 hereby invited to attend and be heard be inspected by the public Date: May 19th, 1975 DATEDthis7hday of May, AD. DATEDtP%i's7othdayofMay,A D. ISeal) $975 1S Arthur H Beckwith, Jr 5 Orvile R, Sliomate S Omit R. Shoniate Clerk of the Circuit Court City Clerk City Clerk Joy Stokes Of the City of of the City of Deputy Clerk Long*ood. Florida Longwood. Florida GENE H. 000SOLO, EsQuire Publtth. May 73. 197$ Pbli5h' May 73, 30. June 6. $3, 197$ Publi'sh - May 7). 1975 DE P4150 DEN 152 DEN 147 (Seal) A H. Bockwith, Jr. - SundQq 41c a line 31c a line 24c a line meofing defenses as upon , ."-,.,#. is.. ow... if i'' V'W LIi 'ld . w. us. d $.ssl ______ P-i, P- ' r-'.- 5e.v"ns _ ...sv S. is I..,i,i. Ws.S.DCzo.rn PL*+s.I0f(hO1Tu*ZS 1 ixc.at,cown - ' - _ , ,., 41f(•'p(;.- j ,. — Sr. 943 icae,x 's,l4CCoiIii s.. 1'ufi 'FF'jtk. _______ to ' o; oat T.' iJTi' $ £ ,tI';T 1J,.ffif SEc Itr ___________ $ * $ $dJ.axOs ___________ $ - _ xo.. $ ILH __ $ i, _ ._ ji. $ ___________ _________ ___________ _________- ."d 's,,_,,I ''' -;------'- o Owws&P- di lij 'l.'.ncI,'.... "_ "' _' __ " iws Cr 1* 68,94 3.00 1 ___ i.. 'l'i'd, a .'- ___________ July1,1575 c. - iorr'.'tn C. Floyd,Mayor __________ _______ t,#_ o*-.'sa.s' 9 4.-cic ii - $ 'I tt'W ,i..-.,'-' ..ic.--z-e $ i$ , CttyHall, Altaitonte- rJ AUtj&',$5 '' '' 7 11i ______ Spring_ ,is..S.w.,iJu'. i..p1"l 'ws" / ' _______________________________ ,943.fs Non C.Floyd,Sr.,Hayor520-73 _ &" any - NOTICE NOT ICE is hereby given Ihat the BOard of County Commissioners of Semnole County, Florida. shall at 3)0 pm. or as soon as possible thereafter, C'. the I7TPI day of June, consider the adoptIon of the foilowing Ordinance: An Ordinance relating to specified areas of the unIncorporated territories Of Seminole County, Florida; creating the Sterling Park Street Lighting District; to be en titled the Sterling Park Street Lighting District Ordinance; providing for definitions; providing br governance of the diStrict by the Board of County Commissioners. providing br maintenance and operation of street lights within the district, creating an Advisory Board; setting forth fiscal and taxation prQcedures; empowering the levy of special assessments or taxes within the district; and providing to.' COnstruction, severability, and an effective dale. (SEALI Arthur H. Rerkwith. Jr Clerk of Rrd Of County Commissioners SemInole' County, Flidi PubIish May 73. I97 DEN III as G E N £ R A I II LV E N U F S H A R I P' (i P 1 A N N F 0 U S F If F same wilt be barred Filedat Sanford, Florid., this 24th day of April, 1973 A K. Posetter, Jr. As Executor w, C Hutchisor'. Jr t Hutchison, Leffler &' MorrIs Attorney for Executor P.O. Drawer H Sanford, Fl, 32771 SECTION 71500.2605; STATE ROAD Publish: May 2. 9. II, 73. i 431; SEMINOLE COUNTY DEN 19 DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO. $01 RIGHT OF WAY FEE SIMPLE That part o IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Tr'e NE . of the SW 4 of Section FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, 9, Townàiip 21 South, Ronge 29 FLORIDA East: lying wIthin 71 feet Westerly CASE NO. 7S.$34-CA.09.E of the following described survey line OAf CORPORATION, a Florida Of State Road S 431. Section 17560, corporatIon. betwn Survey Line Station 60+00 Plaintiff, and Survey Line Station 60+79. Commence at a point on the North WILLIAM E. TAYLOR, and JUNE Of the' NE 4 of the SW -4 of P TAYLOR and LOCAL FINANCE St'tion9, TownshIp 71 Soul?', Range CO of FLORIDA. 2 East, said pOint being 1312 92 East Detendanti of the Southwest corner of the SE 'i NOTICE OF SUIT OftheNW'aofsaldSection9, thence TO' WILLIAM E. TAYLOR run South 0 degrees 73' 11" West a JUNE P. TAYLOR di%tanra of 917 74 I.l tlh. urvav Arr. t?.'r': Line Station 60+00 for the Point of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Beginning: thence run North 0 thet an action to foreclose mortgage degrees 23' 11" East a distance of 29 COvering the following real and feet to Survey Line Station 60+29 for personal property in Seminole the end of this survey line County, Florida, to-nit: de'scriptiori of State Road 5-434, All that tract or parcel of land Section 77510. lying and being the' North 75 feet of Containing 317 square feel, more Lofi andtheSouthl9 66 feet of Lof;, Or lf'tS. exclusive of areas lying RIck 21, SUBURBAN HOMES. within es isting road right of way and according to the pta? thereof as existing Drainage Ditch Easement, recorded in Piat Book 3. page 60 and SECTION 77510260S; STATE 61, Public Records of Seminole ROAD 1)4; SEMINOLE COUNTY County. Florida SEMINOLE PARCEL NO. ilSi FEE Pai been filed against you and you SIMPLE — RIGHT OF WAY arerequiredtoserveacopyofyour That part of: written defenses. if any, to it on c. The NE 'i of the SW x Of Section VICTOR BUTLER, JR., of EVANS 3. TownshIp 21 South, Range 29 East. & BUTLER, 200 E. Robinson Street, lying between the Old Forest City- Hartford Building, Suite 920, Palm Sorinas Road and State Road Orlando, Florida, 3290$ arid file the 5431, Section 77560. lying within 2 original with the Clerk of the above'feet each Side of the following Styled Court on or before the 13th described line' day of June, 1975, otherwise a Commence on the East line of Judgment may be entered against Section 1, Township II South, Range you for the relief demanded in the 29 East. at a poInt 1192 77 fed South Complaint. of the Northeast corner of the SE ' WITNESS my hand and official of said Section 4, (said point also seal of said Court thiS 13th day .f binglll2l2fpetSnuthoftheNorth- May, 1975. west corner of Section 3, TownshIp Seafl ll5outh,Range79East);tflencerun Arthur II. Beckwitri, Jr. North 73 degrees 35' Ii" East a Clerk of the Circuit Court distance of 375 57 feet tO the By: Joy Stokes begInning of a curve Concave Deputy Clerk Southerly and having a radius of Publish: May 16.23,30, June 6, 197$ 113239 feet; thence run DENI07 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL ci CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION Case No. 6151 In re: the Estate of DONALD P. MAC GREGOR, deceased NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND APPLICATION FOR DISCHARGE All persons are hereby notified fyf the undersigned, as Executor of sd estate has completed the ad ministration thereof and has tiled in said Court its final report and appliralion for discharge. Obiections thereto, if any, should be duly filed After filing proof of publication Showing this notice has been published once a week for tour consicutiye weeks, the matter approval of said report and the orderingotdistributionof said estate will come before the court SUN FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ORLANDO By. Pete, C Taylor Trust Officer As Executor of said estate. Publish, May 16.23.30. June6, $973 DEN IOU NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by virtue ot that certain Writ o Execution issued Out of and under the seal of the Circuit Court of OrangeCounty,F,ida,uponafnaI judgment rendered in ttue aforesaid courtonttie1fhdayofO(te'q,, 1971, in that Certain CISC entitled, Pan American Bank of Orlando, Etc Plaintiff, vs Jimmy W. Parks. et ii, etc , Defendant, which aforesaid WrIt of Execution was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, and I have levied upon the following described properly own . Hugh Parks. Jr and Belly W Parks, hiS wife, said properly being Incited In Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described follows VariouS hOU%ehid effects in cluding: dining room chairs, freeter, refrigerator, dishes and p.ctures inientory available from the Civil Division of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department All property to be sold t, One (11 $97) Thunderbird Guy W Botts, as Trustee of flarnett Winiton Investment Trust 770 Gilmore Street Jacksonville, 'Ior,oa PARCEL No 115 ' -- Clean Furnished )lA'--(Xiplexcs - _________ DownstarsAp,,rsn..,1, - Adults I .'i' No Pe' - AVA1OP APARTMENTS ADULTS, NOPE 'IS 116W buSt _______________________ Duplex Fuffl,thed Adults Plo Pett Attrrpm 32'? 3810 f.'ary, - I Bedroom unfurn apt, air, car petttt, kitchen equipped. AduItt 596 so 372 7236 eve's & weekends - . 3 Pm Apt, all utilities lvvnist,e.J. 59730 Adults cAily Plo pe't 372 n eves & wknds, 4 — 3 room apt for One or couple Air -* conditioned, water furnished, references required. *100, 575 depo'It 32? 7299 . 32 -Hous,e - - I bedroom house, completely re'furblshe'd, furnished or un furniShed Athjit only 3771741 __________ ---------- water furniShea Aduit, 327 1303 You pick. 1-4 Black eyed peas bushel Tyre Farms. Hwy 415 at Carlton's Furniture Store 322)749 or 322 O1OS Dyer Enterprises. Inc. SERVE: Thomas 0. Dyer, Resident Agent 540 State Road 431 Altamonte Springs. Florida PARCEL No- 103 - 3 Room furnished apiriment ' '- Air, - - 2621 hartwell, 3 BR. l, bath, air, carpet *773 nio ii vso G,nvnec A5ite pets ._ WELAKA APARTMENTS 114W 1st st Cucumbers, you pick, Bring container, East Celery lust east of WTRR 37) 7170 or 37) 6791 for information own - - .._—.- *133 1130--Color TV QUALITY I PIN - NORTH l-1& SM 434. Lonqwoo'J _____________________________ -------- Furnished garage apartment, 3 $ large rooms, near hospital Off street parking *120 37)0799 18-Help Wanted First State Bank of Miami SERVE: JOPinM Garner, President 1011 N E - 2nd Avenue Miami, Florida PARCEL No. 10) ._-_ 1*de'S M fthbOn show directors for -_ . - to IS 4fl hour, commiSSion, Full Or part time. No eiperlence necessary, samples free, start I*. 349 SIlO. 349 5691 Preston H HastLeti, as 1ruit ot Barnett Winston Investment Trust 770 Gilmore Street JaksonvllIe'. Florida PARCEL No 115 Malcolm M. Prin, as Trustee of flarnett Winston Investment Trust 7200Umore Street Jacksonville. Florida PARCEL No. 11$ i - ___ fOBILE HOME Lot Rent From $55 Best lot selection now available in Sanford's newest and finest Adult"FamIly Mobile home Park. Come out and Inspect the Model homes on display Homes $973 12' wide. I BR. air Conditioned Adults Security depOsit. 5125 mo 372 3939 ___________________________ _____ _- en1va "' ens Luxury LarrySaxon,Realtor littte' panf is nIl that iS needed to make thiS? bedroom, 1 bath home with Florida room into a Iveable t,i,.i,it HdS fl(J;SlIVIdi 'uun parliy complete. A good buy •t only *15.000 Sorry, but 1-1.500*7,000 cash down BIG CORNER LOT Small price CoZy 7 bedroom home with large utility 'shr'd Fresh paint in arid MuSt See to apPreciate only - out CT It. AT Fl) O'A 741' W PIE EDS TO SELL 3 BR, 7bOth. split plan, w * carpets, central h a, iencecj yard, near Schools and Shopping Good financing *73.900 POOL PARTY. ANYONES With this cool pool goes a 3 bedroom at tractivelv de+'nrAl.. priced home, 137,500 Patio 3 BR, VA. no * down, SI9.0 Large 2 BR with family room, tree covereci . acre, *23.900 3 ftP, 7 bath, pool home, $fl, CaliBart ' - JSAGE RELAX 'N COOL in this home' and pool. 3 BR, 2 baths, large en tertainment room. central heat and air *39.700. CHECK THESE HOMES 7 BR. 1 P, den *10.900 7 BR. I bath, *10,900 2 fiR. I bath, *10.500 3 BR. bilh, central heat, *19,500 Will' REALTY — - - FROM 935 COVE ,.tate Rd. 427, 2.3 ' SANFORD — — ST. JOHNS REALTY C __________________________ BROKERS Dabs 1776173 N'gP'?c 377 3*71 cr 77? 2)37 ___________________ 19 degrees 07' II" a distance 01100 FEDERAL NATIONAL NOR Jacksonville, Florida Gracious country living, yet city feet to tPteendof this described line, TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor PARCEL Plo 113 security Quiet, soundproof 1 2 Containing 7037 'square feet (0017 poratbon, etc , BR, all electric kitcht acres), more or leis, exclusive of Enloy Plaintiff, Each defendant is hereby notified outdoor picnics, and Ieire time area lying within existing road v's. that the Plaintiff will call up to.' in the courtyard 300 E. Airport rights of way CARLTON DUNNING COdARCHIE hearing before the Honorable Tom Blvd 173 1340 YOu and each of you are hereby DUNNING, a K a lavonia Dunning, Waddell, Jr .one of the Judgei of the severally notified that the plaintiffs his wife, abOve styled court, on the 26th da' of SANDL EWOOD VILLAS - filed it sworn Complaint, together Defents June, AD. 1973, at 11:30 o'clock, 110 W.AIRPORT BLVD. with its Declaration of TaK:rig In the NOTICE OF ACTION A M. Seminole County Courthousi, SANFORD, 373 7070 above styled Court against you and TO - CARLION DUNNING Sanford. Flori'Th, jts application for each of you as defendants seeking to Residence unknown an Order of Taking heretofore filed L"eBary. 'AduIfs. Lovely large I Condemn the above described Lc'raom air, Ideal for retired in this cause All parliri to this Suit YOU ARE NOTtF lED that property located in Seminole action for foreclose a mortgage on and all oIlier interestedpartlesmay pern 6616400, 322 90S4 County. Florid's, by Eminent the following property in Seminole appear at the time and place -Domain proceedings. County, Florida d+'SiQflatd and be heard 31- 4p,fn"s.epfs Furnished You are further notified that the' lot 30 and that part of Lot II, --------------------------Plaintiffs will call up for hearing OAKLAND HILLS, described AND before the' Honorable Torn Wad+elI, fo4l*s: Beginning at a point on the BAMBOO COVE GARDEN APIS Jr., one of the Judges of the above curve of the East right of way line of Each defendant 5 hereby required Decor furniture. 1-2 BR. deep shag styled Court on the 26th day 04 June, Encbno Way at the Intersection with to SCrve written defenses to carpeting Call Lee, resident A 0. 1915, at 11)0 o'clock A M. in the Southerly line of Lot 30; thep Complaint on manager today 300 E Airport Seminole County Courthouse, South dl degree's 50' 29" East along Blvd 773 1340 THOMAS 0. FREEMAN, Sanford. Florida. Its application for the' Southerly line Of Lot 30 for a County Attorney 1 or 7 Mi Order at Taking in .ucc'rdance distance' of 1)3 07 ICet. thence North Adultsonly Serniniole County PdSPK AVENUE MOBILE PARK with Its Declaration of TakIng 64 degree's 37' 35" West for a 1007 Highway 436 251$ Park Drive *lOup pie'refofore filed in tills CIU%e' All distance 0110599 feet; thence North Altamonte Sprinçs. _____________________________ parties to this si:it and all other SI degrees 50' 13" Wet for a Florida 3770) intere"stedpartlri may appear at the distance of 796.6 feet to the point of Legal Notice NO SECURITY Pay 1st. Months Rent Only 1& 2 Reduced to Settle Estat tinirne on lake, lovely Iivnrj room bedrooms. 7 baths 5? 7. SC%3 DEPOSIT Bedroom Apis. I I Swim or Fish Sparitna cHin. I hedrowns. 7 bat lakefront home, central heat a air, trees, and other eltrl 139,000 I Furnished or Unfurnished Sunland Ideal area for thlldrc'cl. 3 bedroc home with completely fenc yard *20,000 ,.J_______ an - Moving ? Vfhy Not Live RURAL Es'ablish ed Residential Area? said BUNGALOW Shaded lot, space tar garden. bedrooms. on paved road *17.5 In Sanford 's Finest as 3 Minutes from Town 3 bedroom, refurbished horn 'shaded lot See It at 116.3(1,'. Open House 2 To S p m SATURDAY & SUNDAY 116 Falrlane Circle 4 Bedroom, air, central heat, carpet, large fenced yard Forrest Greene, Inc. 64% 7333 Spaci,s ranch lyle hOme on large shaØeØ lot, approximately 1S2'x273' with country atmosphere Sunken living room, foyer, formal dining room, modern eat In kitchen, with Cabinets galore Pantted den with fireplace. I bedrooms, 3 baths, 1 with dressing room Carpet & drapes, enormous utility room. double garage, *65,000. 373-3733. lAKE MARKHAM - 3 BR,? bath, wall to wall carpeting, fireplace, drapes, central heat & dir, garage. 2 patios, quiet. On canal to lakes. CLIFF JORDAN BALL REALTY Choice Listings IN ALL PRICE RANGES 117W 1sf t 27 I' Yr old, 1 Bclrm central lilA. By Owner. *75.900. 373 1716 .. Commercjaj'ti' Homes, LOIS - By owner- 3 BR. I bath, big corner lot, beautiful oaks, new carpet, fenced back yard, and much more. For details, call 372 0)75 from 9 to S Sanford, By Owner, 3 BR. 2 bath, air. rirnat, nafan. err...',l 'Em While * * M. UNSWORTII REALTY Peg RealEstateBroker 103W. 1st St. 3736061. 373 OSIl Eve's FISH, SWIM, SkI 3 Bedroom waterfront home. beautitul kit chen. forn'.aI dining, Florida room, central heat & air, fenced yard 139.900 WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MINNIE- I Bedrooms. I': baths, fenced yard, air conditioned, easy access to I land 17 92 *37,300 address 9 - den. carpeted. vacant Move right In, with good terms 115.300 HOMES OF DISTINCTION , Peg Real Estate Broker 110 73ttiSt 3726633 AMERICAN *You Qualify For A 12 Mos. •paved streols •Sewers •Sldewalks _____________ 23YearMortgaqes-$PCt.dOWn. Conventional Mortgage's )$tk 5tr,e' 0 — J__— — ___ SInn$,,i 2510 RIDGEW000 AVE. — rionda Ax. ___ SANFORD, FLA, 3234420 I W. 25th Sanford. Fla , ditIonsCallforAppt.32 2.3103Remodeiin!. -I ___________________________________________________________ RIDGEWOOD ARMS - ------,----------.--=-------- —,----- .--. -,-- -----=,',. - . .- - -. -- -. -- ' -- — ' ';;' — - I, = ' ,--.- -. '- '- "' -. . -,..-- ..: - - .--- - .. - .-.-'- ' - -;":' Ir;' .'-- -' I, ' -. , I . --_-_ :' - - .-, ,-- - - -.- '_ ' "Id Famo'u. (Suck kni'.cS. a1 il 5 'Nritr V,a!'i..'ei P" 'lives GardeniLand, 1400 VI is? 3734630 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 79—Trucics-Tra i er's 1974 FOrd F-100. 360. air, power steering, 5500 C,VW, pOSi tract 322 4129 after S. - Trailer 45' Brown, high cube fur niture van Can cc seen daily I 5. 77 W Livingston, Orlando. 122 Ill) 63—MaChinery-TOots - 600Fo'dTracto, 7 Hiqh Soeed Cole Planters International Harvester CO1$0o kiadstar torn ii' "e'! y bod; with lip gate, power steering, 5 sp 345 cv in 196 HP engine, *1900 Poll's Hwy 17.97 Casselberry. 030 4706 3.63 3101 at'er6pm. _______________________ 64—Equipment for Rent Pen? Blue' Lustre' Electric Carpet 1971 GMC Astro Tractor, sleeper, S.nOIC iIle. 73$ Detroit engine *ith Shampooer for only 11 50 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE 10 sp roadranger. Can be seen daily 0-5, 77 W. LivIngston, Orlando. .127 5113 65—Pets--Supplies 7665 Ford Ranchero, high per. formance 219, custom paint, slotted wheels, air shocks $700 373 5)39 Pomeranian AKC 6MonthOldM-ale *100 3730679 Lisa Apso AKC. Champion blood linej, cute, cuddly little' golden puppies, fine pedigreed md $62 3705 YARD SALE Friday & Saturday 131% MellOnviIIe Axe, OS OF 1967 Plymouth, clean, runt good, new radial tires 3734473. GA RAGE SALE, Reasonable DOG TRAINING IN YOUR HOME. Pr'ices Includes antiques, fur 1972 Toyota Mark II hardtop, 6 cyI., Housebreaking. Obedience. ml lure, tools, formals (site 7-9, automatic, air, stereo.radio, extra Protection w orn oncel, wide variety of clean, low mileage, 323 0144 CALL CALL 531 7370 11$ althy attractive house & outdoor ______________________ Academy All Breed Dog Training ants Friday, Sat. on 26th St. I __________________________________ p1_________________________ _____________________________ 196) ChevTolee' Biscayne, good conSI nford Ave. dition, 5)50 327-7963. ask for DenAnimal ____________________________ ThiS is our 15th year nis. Haven Grooming 6, Boarding PlanTts For Sale. Flowers, flowering kennels Thanks to you, our vi ne's. many unusual plants, PiCk Up Abandoned Cars _________________________ customers 322 3757. Rirasoruable. 2720 Hart*ell Ave. FREE 54inford. 373 7392 3221621 3 Bedrooms, '2 baths. 2 car garage. screened porch, fenced yard central heat and air, many extras, 7') year's old *29,900 Low down payment, by owner 372 1530, 301 Pine Wind Ct Sanford. . _____ Homes 42-Mobile ___________________________ at __________________________ Homelte. 2 BR. carpeted, Florida rOofll.Carthed,l?'160',Lotcanbe nented 373107% 67AFeod GARAGE SALE: Thurs. Fri. I Sat. All ili.clothlng, furniture. 'an top carrier, books, screen door, JIM DANDY JAll FEED slidng glass door, and lots more "Buy Direct From Boxcar" SOS Diane Circle, CaseIberry 531 C.ORMLY's E. 46. Sanford 323-4733 MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn 1439. piete set up I'll save you money CA RPORT SALE' Saturday I - to Buy __________________________ ____________________________ Licensed Orlando 71) 5170 Pick up lunk cars FREE. Small price for other's. 322 142& MILLIONS of dollars in Real Estate is Sold daily in the Classified Ads. Nothing small about that' Why store it arid forget it? Sell it and forget it with a Classified Ad. 3727611 ________________________ ____________________- bottle's, Guns, Tools, CB equip nient. I Household items 122 L ike Marx Ave. Lake Mary 323 036 _____________________________ __________________________ 2 BR Mobile Home Central air & heat Assume payments 373 6013 ________________________ New Skyline double Wide Payments Iris than *125 mo. 55—Boats&Accessories ________________ O]OrtandOUrive Sanford 373 By owner offshore 70' Chritchfleld, fiberglass Coast Guard approved, radio, depth finder, outriggers, 43.—t.ots-Acreage live bait unit, ship to shore ho*k _______________________________ up, plus many extras, 110 HP, Chevy Mercury Cruiser inboard. Pierson, 10 acres. Nicely wooded, outboard drive' Rocket small spring, over 300' on paved galvanized tandem trailer with road 111.500 Terms 131 7691 eiectri winCh Must see to preciate 14.5000.' best Offer Bank Loch Arbor- One lot on Crystal will help wfh financing Call 1373 View South. 100*75' road Iron 1767 ______-______________ tage One tot II E. corner Cry'tal View North, 100'iil$O' 3723141 By owner 169" Chrysler tn hull Sportsman, 4% HP. new galvanized Beautiful S acres, paved road, trees, tilt trailer, walk thru windshield, clear flowing stream, hones 0 K Coast Guard approved with lots of Terry Realty, REALTOR, 676 extras ready to go now. Total 0711 11,193 Bank will finance, I)?). 3317 . 1963 Ford GaIaie 500 3 dr s.Idan, runs good. $100 or best offer. 3737597, _____ Wanted to buy used off ice furniture. Any Quantity POLL'S Casselberry, Hwy. 17-92 1304704 1973 VW Beetle, light blue, radio, air conditIoning. 23.000 mile's. Very clean. *7.195 Call Don Pope at 3771651 Dealer We Buy Furniture DAVES' 373 9)70 196) OIds9I Good Conditi. $350 373 5474 For used furniture, appliances. 1971 Plymouth Wagon, air, tools, etc Buy I or 100) items.automatic, $2100. 904-313.3571. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Wekiva RIvtr Acres. CASH 322-4132 - l969Renautt,000dcondition 1-dOOfirm 1193 atterlp m. fl—Auc'tion _____________________________ ap Auction FRIDAY, 7:30 P.M. Merchandise 1974 Nova, air, power Take over payments 377 *323 Dell's Auction Service Cajh For Your Junk Cars 323 9136 Hwy. 44, West Sanforci 3233620 47—RealEstate Wanted Wanted' 3 BR, 7 bath.? car garage home on one acre or more Will trade 7 BR, 1 bath with family room. plus cost difference 32) 1177 ;ou can get a fair price when yO' advertise your "don't needs" in the Want AdS Top dollar return on consignment at 75 pet We also buy full houses, estates etc - _______________ '---I BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY — 1 50—Miscellaneous E lectric for Sale E xercycle 1 12? AirConditioning Central tOri? & Air Ccndtronng For fret C$timites. call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford $771 MAITLAND FLEA MART _______________________ BeautyCare — Couch. $33 Dog House. *13 32)0425 Home Improvements RoofIng Carpentry, Ren'oelng Add,?orrs, Custom Work Licensed Bonded. Free estimate 373603$ [ipert roof repar's Flat roofs or shingle All work guaranteed 37) 6700 BUDDY's I'IOMEIMPROVEMENT ALL TYP(3 OF CARPENTRY ANDREPAIRS372133$ - - Pest Control ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7567 Park Drive 377 0063 LoadCleorlig - APT AILING LAND CLEARING ______________________________ All type's tot's 7. aceraqe cleir.d We SPECIAL Permanent Wave. 1)0 have top soil, fill dirt, clay, arid Pet Core Ask for "Glen" Bernice's Beauty shell available. Please call night 76-35 Sinlord Aye' )7'? )'? Or day. 373 391) REST INN ____________________________ _____________________________ rg & Groummj Spring is here and if's gooci time to Ph 372 ic-Si House Plans cttoOSeanewIoin,from tIie page-s of our ClassIfied icis Pressure Cleanrng_ i')L'SC ç.l,i'ls (LY,'iI '0 I PtA C&A Backhoe Service and SSBC spec. Fast, economical ALA CLEANS ALL Call Victor 12) 0)31 Exterior pressure clearing laniciearng, till dirt, clay, rock 323 *65 All knd of digging PIou'se trait Don't need!" Serve a useful purpose ers 'stored and moved 372 9117 or again when you sell them *ith 119% PvIn;s ClassIfied Ad from the HeraId ____________________________ ____________________________ Call us today' Don't delay' JuSt (1.11 377 261$ 0)1 ç'iiv) T pli,,e ;nai;at, "ir' ,,r t,i, cost 5%,,nt Ad Wally Watt of Orlando 791 472$ f.'O'flQ Disc ing tt,ick hoe' work, Custom hay baleing, Light clearing3770077after Wall - d.i?crr,, Wedding Gown And Size 11 373 0150 - - - PUBLIC AUCTION SAT., MAY 24. 7 P.M. ' a _____________________ r'l,i'Je - Utfllty a Land Maintenance or Marion C..'n'nanv'tti Painting, Remodeling I lcen%e'(, Sondtd $31 JkS ,I, Papering . Care _______________________________ Lawn - STAN'S AUCTION f...',!i;, - HomeImprovements — _________________ flill' La*n Service Large load from Maine. from lunk tO Mowing. Edging F re Estimates antiques along with our regular Registered with the state as (lass A 323 1331 'sate of modern household Qoods. Contractor Homes - Additions, teve'rool pieces of wicker, oak. 130 3377 or 196 SIllexes LAWN SERVICE pine, dining room suite's, bedroom MOwing, Edgng. Trimming suites, ranges ref. gerators, MAKE ROOM 10 STRE YOUR 322 737Ifte, 6 antiques arid misc too numerous WIPIT ER ITEMS - .SELL to mention "(xP4'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A Reliable tree surgery at pricri you WANT AD Phone 377 761% or Also visit Our fl market Sat & Sun can alforci Plo 100 too small also 9993 mci a friendly Ad Visor will from 9 to S palm clearing 707 070), Leesburq help you — PAUL Pofessionat Walipap,, Hanger LicenscIRnicsentIa;,Commerclai Free Esti'nat,s Phi 377 6473 - WellDriI1itg ____________________________ WELL DR ILL I-. 0 PUMPS SPRINkLER SYSTEMS AIitypesand5iqj Werepainarise'rivce STIPIE MACHINE I :, SUPPLY CO 707 ',d. 7 5f 377 6.437 ___________________ ___________________ ___________________ ______ r'•' ' I', MIle's East of I Ion Hwy 46 Sanford For informationcatl 327 9719 ______________ .. After 6,322 754. - 52—Appliances ListYourusIness...DIQI322-26Bor8319993 Ilbo__ ------ , ,.. 1,iP'IWrVW, 62—Lawn-Garden 54—Garagc Sales 7SIIPisrkDr 3722115 REALTOR AFTER MRS. 32? 06-OS 372 9711 377 3991 Sliding Glass Ooor,6S '.5' Inirliinlei Hardware, ISO 1?? 343) or 3fl 7731 Lease. ATC9O,3wheef Honda - COLOR rv,SII9SM0p4TPl. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 64.4 1006 ______________________________ Jim Hunt Realty WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL IPADE 311 11SF I itit St 7' APARTMENTS 1972 Kawajaki. 500. low mieage. Perfect cunditlon, *700 37) 0966 __________________________ - 53—TV- Radio-Stereo 'I bedroom, 1' -, bath on corner lot, 116.900 Existing. *16,300, 7 pcI, rntg 3731607 - _______- PEOPLE Low mlleage.never racedordamaged. 272 2367 .. - KEPIMORE WASHER, parts, serv-ice, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 37) 0691 Garnett White :1 = -____ I nile's north i 97 libil.' IAI-nlaI's 57 00 IAFFER REALTY 0u.ssT. 1971, 792. 'ke new IELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 60) Celery Ave., San(rd lawn Mowers We eIl The' Best & TOi.'i'ER'S 3[AUTY SALON Service The Rest. Western Auto (formerly Harniett's Beauty P005.1 301W. 1st St 519E Pne3fl 3712 *$17,74 Off Your Utilities Each Month. All We Ask Is That iClose to everything yet away from It alit ----'---'- Custom Drapes. sheers, ll1"x$6" and IS"sll". Like new. 327 5431 or 3'72 7757 Bedrooms eachside, cement block roomy lot. 119.400 WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD- Sparkling 3 bedroOm home near ho'spitil Drapes, range & refrigerator included, Roomy, corner lot, has citrus and utility buildinci *73.000 Greene, Inc. REALTORS 6.4373)3 Modaka 125 Like New otu Let me tilt your garden Spot; mow acarit lots Floyd Freer, 322 5191. WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY DUPLEX- 2 •Large wooded lots • Street lights against the ALL - and . -- - / " -. _ _______________________________ Moving must sell Fla. room suite, Couch, 7 chaIrs. 2 tables. and lamp. *200 Call 377 3107 after S 191111w', 1797 Open St & Sun 93 Rdgew6od c54rms de -. __________ ________________ -______ ____ ________ - 60-Office Supplies _____________ Acreage ThinkIng about that summer vacation' Get abetter car through therlassif led ads in today's papen- . JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD- 2 Bedroom home with THE -- - KULP DECORATORS 409w- lt St 322 7335 We Buy Furniture _______________________________ And Reconditioned Batteries, $17.95 exchange- REEL'S BODY SHOP, J2!i*nford Ave. Used office furniture WoOdor steel deiks (execufivedeik A. Chairs, secretariat desks I chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and Carry f4OLL'S Cassetberry,1797,*-47O6 - 1974 cinna, un .,th (Ah,n.t. cash price' of 164 or payrnrntIo *8 50 Golden 'Touch 'n Sew, *1' SecAt SAP,.T'OWD SEWING CENTER 307 East 1st SI., Downtown 3729111 Eves$6p.1146 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES REALTOR 531 9777 heard " - — 51-Household G'jj :"?' ' - 76-AUtO Parts _________ ______________ ROBSONMARINE7977 Hwy. 17-97 372 596) V'itche'n Boll room Cabinets Counter tops. Sinks Installation available Bud Cabe'll 377 935 anyir'-'. - NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. -- - 7ACI So. Debary Flea Market - 4L , 68—Wanted Kish Real Estate LAWAPIA 1(1511 Peg Real Estate Broker 7701 5 French Ave .321 0011 323635) Peg Real Estate' Broker S - Junk.lrashiHauledA,,.ay SI Pick up Load '$67 1-3 Sanford)?? 7011 Forrest 377 1301, 2610 Hiawatha Ave. at I? defense's, 'd•__',,s_ • 17,000. 32? 6976 Orlindo Clipper 17' fri hull, bo'w'rider. Mercury 115 HP, both 1971, full canvas, tack, speedometer, 15 gal tank, certifIed tilt trailer Sacrifice 12,995 3fl 449 Open Saturday& S+.nday,9to5p.rn. Tables & permanent booths avaIlable. All under cover Located I', mile's east of I Ion 5p 16. Sanford at Stan's Auction. )fl. 9719 BroS Cr, tC7 V, Cornn,,'rc iii PAYTON REALTY tP,ereetfas recorded In PIll Book 13, oflhisSummon'suponyog,,,,ci'sip NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS • Page 61 of the Public Record's of of the day of Service, arid to file' the NAME *"'TUTE AND !ninote C.vnty, Florida Original nI laid writte'n defenses TO WHOM ii MAY CONCERN Ploti(e it hereby given that the has been filed against you and you with the Clerk of said Court either taciendMit ii hereby required are required to serve a copy of your before service on PIaintiff' Atto,- undersigned, pursuant to the to serve written it any, to written defense's, If any, to it on ney or Immediately thereafter, to "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter said Complaint on. RICHARD H. ADAMS, JR. of Gray, show what right, tills, bntere'sf or $65 09, FlorIda Stalvte's.will register THOMAS 0 FREEMAN, Adams, Harris & Robinson, PA., lien you or any of you have in ,nd to with the clerk of the Circuit Court In County Attorney plaintiff's attorneys, *910w the property described in Said and for Seminole County, Florida, Seminole County is 101 East RobInson Street, p, Complaintsndto5howcauw, if any upon receipt of proof of the 1007 Highway 436 Bcx 3041. Orlando, Florida ns, on you have, why said Property ,.hId publication of thit notice, the I IC Aitamonte Spring's, titbOu name, to wit: PACIF IC Or bf4oiethe 17th day of June, l7 not be Condemned for the uses Florida 37701 and file theoriginal with fheclerk of purposes as set forth in th Corn FINANCIAL CONSULTANTS under .' p,e'ere' the' 6th day of June, this Court either befone service on Plaflt filed herein If you fait to which we are engaged in business at A 0. 1915, and file the original with p4alntlff' attorneys or immediately so, a def,iult will be entered Against 3001 WetI Highwiy 436 in the City of The Clerk of the above Styled Court thereafter; otherwi's, a default wili you for the relief demanded in the Altamorul Springs, Florida on saId rMts', to show cause what be enterid That the corporation interested in you fo.' the relitf Complaint, right. title. interest or lien you or demanded In the complaInt. WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL said businets enterprise is as arts' of you have' in and to the f0lbow WITNESS my hand at.'d seal of ofsaldCourlonthe2SlhcjayofAprli property described in said Corn this Court on May 17th, 1V75 A 0 , $975 Pacific T.'xtile' and plaint arid to show cause, if any you (Seal) ChemicAl Corporation, (SEAL) have, why said ProPe,ty Should not Arthur H. fleckwith, Jr Arthur H. Beckwllh, Jr a Nevada corporation, be condemned for the uses and C- J Ro(la. Clerk of the Circuit Court Clerk of Ifit Circuit iourt purposes set forth In Corn By: oy Stokes President By: LIllIan I. Jenkins plaint filed herein. If you fail to do Deputy Clerk Deputy Clerk Datedat Orlando, Orange County, a default will be entered against Publish: May 16. 73. 30. june 6, 197$ Publish May 7. 9 1& 73, 191$ F10r1d6, May 70, 197$ you for the ,.li,'f demanded in the DEN-106 Publish May 73. 30. June 4, I), 1.7$ DEN 14 0EP4 135 - LAKE MARY. 2 new homes ready show low n price, high in auality Plenty thadr Cr)" -,(fl( '! _"- Pick-up Camper. — I?' Critchfield, '73, 135 Evinrude, *1,950 321 10)6 ASSUME PAYMENTS Bedroom OnelI) 1973 Mark IV Continental Automjle' One' ili 1k.) LnipyroIet Station WagOn Vehicle's being stored at Altamonle Garage In Altamonte Sprigs, Florida. Household effects being stored Adams Transfer & Storage in Sanford, Florida. and the un dersign.d at Sheriff of Seminole County, F$o,Ida. will at 11:00 AM on the 16th day of June, AD $975 Offer for sale and sell to the bidder, for caSh, subject to any arid ill exiSting Ieifl5, It the Front (We'st) DOOr of the Seminole County Courtlicusein SinfOrd, Florida, abovedetcrib.d per'sonI property. That said sale l's iry made satisfy the term's c-f s,ad Writ of Execution John E. Polk, Sheriff Seminole' COnly, FWAk.ja Pvbiish. May 73, 30 June, I?. 197$ DEN 153 urownirig Large Flea Market 1797 REALTOR 373 S774 I .xiu *773 37') 3131 Harold Hall Realty W. REALTORS 1361 lee Rd Winter Park 3036444341 John Saggio REALTOR BROKER flew house's ma run] area No down payment. mcnthly payments less than renilt GOvernment subsidized to qualified buyers Call to see if you qualifyf - a Systems Four, Inc. * They're Hot! ON ST. JOHNS RlVER- 7.5 Acr 7 house', barns, swimming x large trees, and a nice boat do 322-2090 Orlando 1305 834-Z29 - feCi like' d (,9 i,'ar' EPA°'I 't an no one t occu1'j me I'm pansh. have I bedrooms with family room for relaxing, separate living room to entertain you, and separate dining room. Slide my doors open, and enter a 30's 10' screened porch to Florida living I have a huge inside utility room and 7 car garage. I'm 7', years old MY OWNER PUT ME ON A DIET AND REDUCED ME TO ORIGINAL COST I'm an easy touch at *36,900 with interest rate size 7i 1-1.450 clown and live with me for 1371 per month Swim in my community pool COME I't:tK Al Mt * "Get 10 ACRES- All fenced on pa road Has large older 2 Sli home, barns, and a small cotta 1505 W. 25th St. miles east of 17.. Ph. Sanford 1305) 323-8160 ______________ Desperate 'si,u cnesi, automatic. COZY RETIREMENT HOME 7 BR. on nice shaded lot, kitchen equipped, 117.300 SANFORD ---_=,.__'r',._,'_- 14 ton truck. 10')" camper 73' Critc.huleici Cruiser, 140 Inboard outboard power. Ideal for famity Camping, skiing, 6. fishing 377 3101 or 3770721 uriday Baby furniture, Avon dither nice' features ___________________________ 7 IN Oak. Sanford 3?? 7171 day, 37) 0-115 eve. BROKER ASSOCIATE j *50,000 Real Estate Peg 2439 S. Myrtle Ave ,Sar,ford Phone 321 0640 372-2741 STUDIO 1,2, 3 BEDROOMSUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES ___________ JOHN SAULS AGENCY — ma .' By Owner Lovely 3 bedrooms, 1 year old, large lamily room with fireplace, very large lot almost I acre ldyllwila,. Section 373 9464, -___________________________ SEE THIS 3 tiM. I', b,tth home, has large rooms and corner lot. Redecorated throug'iout Good financing by owner 5AP4OlA A,, ' PEALTOP322 Apartments River Run, Inc Roommate wanteJ, th,,re cipenses, SERVE' John F Lowndes, Resident After 5, $62 $570 Agent , SuIte 13) 30a1tnmn Unfurnished Firit Federal Building Orlando, Florida PARCEL No 173 DUPLEX- Furn or Urif urn.. Ideal Location. Reasonable Rent Ph. Sabil Point Properties, Inc. Owner, 3653771. SERVE: W Kelly Smith. Resident Agent . FRAPIKLINARMSAPTS. i.. ii.--------,,, ,', .,, Al) t. central Boulevard ll3OFIorld.t Ave curve through a central angle of 35 Orlando, Florida 3216650 degree's 37' distance of $00 33 feet IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PARCEL Plo. 115 to the end of said curve, thence run EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL, CIR. MASTERS COVE South 70 degrees 52' 46" East a CUlT. IN AND FOP SEMINOLE James H WinSton. as Trustee rj ON THE LAKE distance of 113,15 feet to the POINT COUNTY. FLORIDA. Barnett Winston Investment Trust OLDER HOME 373 6353 REALTORS ISANFORDI - --29onn -----Man arid woman to room arid board Callanytime 3723794 .........-'.. ,,'., I ftP. 2 bath, corner lot, Iarg Oaks, 176.500 V,.EKIVA RIVER • t.dlt nIt-tile hornt' village. under lnrq.' 'shy oil's on tIle SCOOIC Webiva Modern clean interiors, from *140 SMi W of Sanford 322 1-170 PARK WANTED- A QUICK SALE' Owner relocating, like' new 3 bedroCms. 1' baths, with den, washer, dryer, rHrirator in (luded tfn'n'it yard Only *23,900 Call 323 9110 372 7371. 377-1196.322 t911 377 1259,372 116.1 - . 34-bUe 7365 Park Dr Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377199$ 19195 French 7 Pedroom. fenced yard 5173 mu Adult's preferred )) '.tSlcr 1?? 6670 - .'..•,.. - Your MLS Agency -..',. . Wanted Anytime REALTORS ," Stemper Realty Furnished 7 Bedroom House 177 ?O9lor 3773730 ___ Rentals __________________________ __________ 0. Troy Pay. Jr. Tax Collector, Seminole County Seminole County Courthouse Slnford. Florida As to interest in and to any parcel included herein lake Mary. 7 turn shed. Utilitiri Pd ei(ept gas 5161) Adults No pets 3222930 -I- Motherless home nesd live-In housekeeper One school-age Child.3225009 -- - - portunities 24—B4JSirSS - ---------Business Opportunity. Would you like a buSiness of your own' You nt need an office to start Begin at home. full of part time- Ideal for husband $.wlfeteam Write BID Enterprises. 995 Trafalgar St lto, FIa.. 377.3 Pan American Bank of Miami SERVE Robert) Spicer. President 250 SE. First Street Miami, Florida PARCEL No 175 , 2 Bedrooms, adults preferred 5)0 Week Furniti'ieil or unfurished 373 $151. 327 6620 Accountant, experienced, full charge for retail stores Must • kflOw office' procedure and con trots through profit arid loss Reply to Box $10. Co The Evening Herald, P0. Box 1437. Sanford. Fla 37771 Prime F. Osboeri. as Trustee of Barnet? Winston Investment Trust 720 Gilmore' Street Jacksonville, Florida PARCEL No 115 -__ 31 A-Duplexes Work your own hours Earn extra income as an AVON Repreien tative. Call 6413079 Thornat F. KIng, Jr.. as Trustee of Barnett Winston Investment Trust 720 Gilmore Street Jacksonville, Florida PARCEL No, 115 _____________-. -____ - 2 Bedroom furnished apartment, air, watt wall carpet 1123 Month. ISO Damage ilrVisit 703 E 71st St $h Coventry Jewtiiy Earn 13 Bedroom, I'. t..th. rie,v carpet. garaox'. close to shaols 37) 0737 or 372 1136 _________________________ Sparkling2bedroom home with den, or 3rd bedroom, fenced yard Available June I *225 per mo. Forrest Greene, Inc REALTORS, 373 6)3] 33-Houses Furnished __________________________ HOUSE I4UPITIPItj THIS WEt KEPD ?,(,ike, it eaSier S"e or call Stenstroni Open until noon Saturday, but available by phone all weekend Let us assst fOu vs Security 3 Bedroom, 1 haIti, near schools, Shopping (enters 5160 mo 1st and *100 Deposit 1770614 3 Room furnished at Bedroom s air 1d,T,i,,i,vtJ 5iCi Mo lit Sm St 372 171$ or 372 3716 - - HIDDEN LAKE- Plow 529.900 1 bedrooms, 2 baths, double en ctccd garage other extras One of our best listings, 322-24?O 1 BPS.. 2 full baths, family room & - 's".. rws 1i,, 37? 10.47 - ___________________ 3 tIM hOuSe ne,,? 7',tti & P,ilrnctto Will consider iear lease 1150 mo plus deposit. $31 $777 327 1)01. 7640 Hiawath,, A p - Unfurnished tOwn 1123 month '- , - ' Sunlanci Estates, Sanford, 606 Baywood Drive, 3 BR, $i, baths, double carport, large patio, land sCaped, Owner must sell. *70,500. 32) 3702 ________________________ By owner, like new, 7'Oc), Fla room, detached ge' fenced yard 119,000 372 6399 or 3 Bedroom, 2 baths, fenced, car peted, central heat & air, out of City limits *2.300 323 U91 _______ houSes - RaIty -Real Ecf,ifA - 172.9643 _________________ After un. 37) 7942 ..._ _______ - Pea - - '.-...... 7S—Recreatio,J Vehicles II' Boat, 33 HP electric start motor, tilt t1 ,,,ller. 1523 322 991 after S I carat Appraised at $650. selling 1350 Steio console, tape deck, AM FM radio, Med. style cabinets, $350 Med. bedroom SUite, king size bed with dresser MOSSIE C. BATEMAN & Accessories 14' Courtney boat, 35 HP engine 4. trailer, *350 3739694 after 4.30 Diamond Ring, 11 diamonds totaling ,onij 322.6457 rIrous 261 ITh )i 7 bt'droom %th ('-fl!r,il ti,',lt & air, carç,(ts. (trapi.s & fully equipped ltchen Only 1130 mo Catl 615Oil? Dos. or 613 3577 i've's 'In 1551 - '- Barnett WInston Investment Trust 720 Gilmore Street Jacksonville, Florida PARCEL NO. 115 OVIEDO- 3 BR, I bath, 1 large lots, living room, eat in kitchen, family 55—Boats Arkla S Ton gas air conditioner, 4 yrt old, very reasonable 373 0199 Dial the results number, 372 2411 place a fast acting Want AdI JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR "SANIORD'S SALES LEADER" DELTONt4 173.000 7 bedrooms, 2 baths, extra nice AImot likp new ------- 31'-'-APartments ___________---- ' cjiickn house, utility houSe, By Owner 666 $339 . _________ _________ - Children frornö weeks 1012 years 373 7910 _____________________________ Saturday& Evening 74 Lnh,oi.arr AChild's World- 323 $471 3 7750 Payments less than rent, Buyer from 15 thru retircu,'.nt. Mus Qualify-- Excellent investment Your questions can be diiswered Contact us - -- 5O—Mscellaneous for Sale Handyman' ''cc hit, duplex in Sanford, for sale by Owner, or will trade' for country properly 323 1526 eves, or 17) il3$ days — Stenstrorri - ____ _____ the' Clerk of the Circuit Court, and file the same in duplicate and as provided In Section 733.16. Florida Statutes, in their offices in County Courthouse in Seminole County, Florida, within four calendar months from the time of . 137% Noon Fridcti - -- William M Bach Casselberry. Florida For S120 Noon The Do1y Before PubIicQtjon .. Found plf'ton Kent Rossetter, Sr., deceased heirs, deviseet, legate-es, grantee's. creditors, Ilenors. or other parties claimIng by, through, under, or against sh deceased defen dint or defendants, and all parties or claiming to have any right, title, or interest in and to the described in the Corn pe pi,ui'1t, to wit June as .4 ii any or all of said defendant or defendants are deceased, the spouse, heirs. deviser's, grantee'j, creditors, Iienors,or other partiesciaimiiu L,y. Ilidough. gnde'I', or against any such deceased defendant or defendants, If alive, w provements, deceased. attorney or immediately lhereafte,, Move lnto"A New Home Acre Realty. REALTOR. ----.-----...---_-__-- EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 41-Houses ___________ __________- -- - - -______ _______________________________ akeview, .1 BR, I', bath, Qaraqe. DEADLINES r ----- _i. 'ii :'jj r'LAE 5 3 Lines_MInimum _____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF $ FLORIDA IN AND FOR THE Mn. Mae Ward, former teacher at COUNTY OF SEMINOLE CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-$29.uS0 Sanford Beauty College Is now DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION, associated with JoltnCtte'S Beauty ,%lr' nr flOiflA rwoaot Shi. ini'lt•j iliA Fflk 4y f.' MENT OF TRANSPOP IA I turd. all her patrons I frienus to call. and ni 6660 SEMINOLE COUNTY. Plantlffs. ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll v's Free, 6447027 for "We Care"DYER Erl1ERPRiiES, INC , et al.. "Hotline". Adults or Teens DefendantS. 9esc, safe 1. fait with GoRe's. SUMMONS 70 SHOWCAUSL Tablets & E-Vnp "water pill". AND TouchtonDrug NOTICE OF HEARING THE STATE OF FLORIDA 5r.'LOSt & TO ALL APD SINGULAR THE SHERIFFS OF SAID STATE. ----You are hreby commanded to LOST - Black & tan male Beagle, serve this Summons to Show Cause vicinity S Sanford Axe'. & Pine and Noticeof Hearing, together with Way. REWARD 373 3017 a copy of the COmpI.ni ar.cI Declaration of Taking, in the above FOUND: Tennis Racquet, Magnolia Styie'd cause upoi the foiioweng A detenitantsBrown male Oachthund LOST puppy, missing Irom HighbinhS 'atet Bach Marina & Campground. Pee' of 920 Spanish Moss Drive handicapped child. Plo questions Casselberry. Florida asked if returned. 611 4901 before 6 PARCEL No 177 pm .. ', n I thru 5 times ôthru 25 times 26 times 9:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY C'n Help Call 473 1367 WritePO Box 1713 SanIord,Flo(ida-37771 Publish' May 2, 9, 16, 73. 1975 DEN.ln O(IQfldn - 41—Houses - I '_. Friday, May 23,lflS—JB Evening Herald, Sanford, Pt, 41—Houses __ ____________________ __________________ ____________________________ the CIrcuit Court, Seminole County. Sanford Al Anon Family Group P 0. Box 553, Sanford, FIa. 37771Florida In accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name FACED WITH A DRINKING Statutes. To Wit: Section 165.09 PROBLEM Florida Statutes 11i57 DYER ENTERPRISES. INC et al.. S. Jack R. McCleary Publish May 73.30. June 6, 13. 1975 DEN 145 BRUCE SCOBI and AMOS WALLS. it b a DELTA MARINE. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO- AMOS WAlt.,.S Address unknown Deouty Clerk PublIsh: May 2. ,, DEN-U C LA 551 ED ADS IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON drinkers. of PEANUT name BATES PRODUcTS. and that I intend to For further information (all 473 4592' Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION. UNITED NATIONAL and that i in RealEstate - 1. '. ''. �IS-Evening Herald Sanford, FL Friday, May 23, 1975 10 it u a o y n 67th Year. No. 237-Sunday, May 25, 1975 20% off all womens' wo-piece swimsuits. F Y( do-it- Save 20% on mens' swimwear. ikinj, bra and short suits,and Yourself mix-match parts. Sale 4.39 ."b.,. Save 20 % on boys' swim trunks. -. ., Reg. 5.49. Men's athletic style Swim trunks •., . ' - . Size Eyelet trimmed bikinis 16X; req. $5. Sale $4. 714; reg. $6, Sale 4.80. Sale 6.38 .., 4-7; Size 8-20; Reg. Swim dresses The American Bicentennial Florida Exhibition Is coming to Sanford. The three-trailer exhibit, which is sponsored b' the Bicentennial Commission of Florida and the Seminole County Action '76 Committee, will be on display throughout the week of May 26-31 at Sanford Plaza and is expected to be viewed by approximately 50,000 visitors. Sanford is one of just 50 areas In the state which will be hosting the historical van and features the most up-to(late audio- visual techniques to communicate Its historical journey through Florida with glimpses into the future of our state. The exhibit will be officially opened on Memorial Day at 10 am, with Jack Homer, chairman of the Action '7 Cvnliwttev S'min'le 1'r-untv. eiing :; ;t.er u A 20°h off mens' walk shorts. Sale 3.98 Reg. 4.98 Solid colors or fancy patterned walk shorts tailored with belt loops, or frayed jean shorts of polyester-cotton denim or cotton chambray. Save 20% on womens' tops and shorts. 20 % off boys' Sale 3.20 Sale 2.89 Req. $4. Easy-care tank tops. Req. 3.50. Blazer striped knit shirts. Sale 3.20 Sale 1.59 Req. $4 Jamaica length pull-on shorts. Reg. 1.99. Striped tank tops. tops Sale 4.80 Reg. $6. and Sale 3.20 Belted mid-length pull-on shorts. shorts. Sale 2.80 Reg. $5 pull-on short-shorts, Sizes 8-18. p Sizes 3.7 Req. 3.50. Little boys camp shorts. Sale 1.60 Req. 8.99 Sale 4.79 Sale 7.19 Two band sandal Sale 3.60 Sale 5.59 Sale 3.19 Sale 1.60 Reg. 5 .99 Sale 4.79 Sizes 4.6x and 7.14 Sale 3.19 Sale 1.35 Sizes 4.6x. 1 Reg. 1.69; Polyester knit shorts. 99 Sruimnok-brisard State Atty. it en Abbott Herrit. s office asH -on! tern that Hand w Sattwds) that an ii to .'e4 into aueytlonA Wit we 2 1 -4 Save $4 to $5 a gallon on our Save 30 to200 on our tough Trigger Quick 75's interior and exterior p&nt. -' JCPenney 8 H.P. front engine ride-on mower. Save 150 Reg. 239.99. Sale 189.99. JCPenney 22" power propelled, rear bagging mower. Reg. 10.99. One Coat Plus flat exterior latex. No . Sale 389.95 Req. 99.99. Men's and women's Req. 469.95. 19" table model color TV deluxe 1 0•speed disc brake bikes. Center pull front caliper No. 2878 brakes, rear disc brakes, dual brake levers. Pro racing saddle. Req. 449.95. 19" portable color TV. Save $17 to $49 on our air conditioners, Sale 118.96 Req. 199.95 No. 1506 Req. 31.99. Sale 25.59 JCPenney steel wagon Req. 18.99. Sa le 14.24. 6 qt. manual freezer. Req. 47.99. Sale 42.99. Hinged, cast aluminum smoker. Req. 24.99. Sale 18.74 4 qt. electric free zer. Req. 49.99. Sale 44.99. Deluxe charcoal barbecue wagon. Req. 29.99. Sale 22.49 6 qt. electric freezer. - I Req. 219.93. No. 1208 JCPenney 8,000 B.T.U. air conditioner equipment. Sale 55.99 clubs, golf bags, head covers, - Peg. and more at big 20% savings. Req. 329.95. No. i2a 4A Around the Clock 48 Bridge Business ............7A Calendar .............5/i 7-8C Classified 4B Comics 6A Crossword Puzzle' 4C 1)earAbby - 47" long settee. Sale 59.99 Editorial 4A - Home ----5.7C horoscope ------- 6A hospital --------------- 5/i Obituaries ........ SA Sports ----------- 1.238 6.741) Television - Women's WEitTIflI4 .41 - a - xt week or their naines. neA spokesman for Iferring-s '. " '1 WL------' .. . • , I ___u a L f _1_ MR orc wtdlenotcomtnentlngon -- •' - - - - '' Of Moon p.m. '' anrora rianning i Justice Department officials officia ls told him concerning better shape than other Florida Based on l974-7i figures, plan to inform school officials of that ratio "shook me rip" counties in recruitment of Gatchel says the ratio is 14 per some discrepancies concerning Layer said one reason for the miminorities, cent black in elementar) employes Gatchel says officials here schooLs and 15 per cent black in or the ratio of declining number of black black to white teachers in the teachers employed in the even go so far as to place ads in secondary schools. County. county Is their unavailability, the "Afro-American," a Layer said he does not know School Supt. Bud Layer "They can get be tter jobs na tional publication, seeking to what the Justice t)epartment's confirmed the fact that Justice elsewhere than starting pay for recruit black teachers recomnmer.dation will be conofficials mentioned other areas Concerning teachers per se, cerning us "at odds" position in teacher," he said. of tlhssntisfa:tlo; during a SthoI records show in in Seminole t'ottnty, 31 white rel;iutnn to Seminole Counts', - Wednesday, Just prior to a During that conversation, down is as follows white males, black male school teachers and problem Layer was told justice officials 518; white females, 1,431; black hacked the board's decision to males, 139 and black females, 126 black Female teachers. Gatchel said school officials .' . .-,. :'. --.-- -- - '.• -'----i.---. _- '. '7L" 3-'--: - "".'.-' -" \ . . ...- ,. .. . .-.- -_.__- ... - - i- , - - , -. ----------- ' . L' -=--- . -. .. . ---.-.'--= - --.-e -_ '. .-' -- . . ,---.. '.. ,_...1 ,_,-------- . ' . -_- __. ' ''--' . -. • areas and. presumably, make recoin,ti ndat,nns (or $'ftrrc(-tions. - - I Big Memorial Day hIs RICK PANTRID(;l-: Herald Staff Writer into A '. c r telephone conversation on October of 191475 fiscal year, a males teach school, while 8.10 For that, school officials tota l of 237S persons work ed for white female teachers occupy await a promised letter from board meeting the same night, the School Board. The break- classrooms, compared to 43 Washington sihich will specify Yesterday's high sas 92; overnight low 65. Fair or partly cloudy and quite warm s*ith highs In the upper SOs to mid-90s. L.osa upper 605 to 70. Winds variable mostly et to s outheast 10 mph or less. Complete details and tides may be found on page $A. Use Penney's time payment plan on appliances, furniture, etc. STORE: PH. 323.1310 + . "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney's Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. Open Sunday 1.5 ....-. . Ii - Index Peg. 74.ce. 3 :c. table 30?. 43" round table, 2 benches. c• . ' turn Rosenwald a special 272 with the remaining em- strive to k ee p the ratio per education center, but told ploycs of Oriental or Spanish school center consistent with school officials it wouldn't be to descent. the ratio of black-white The U.S. Justice Department the department's liking to bus And Stewart Gatchel, the students district wide. and the Seminole County School Rosensa1d students past three shool system's director of Gatchel also said principals Board are "at odds" on more other schools en route to personnel, said 11w-v's been come to his office seeking help than just the Itosenwald con- ('.isselberrs Elcmiientary "very little decrease Ii the t recruit qua liii ed black troversy, a Washington source l.iyer said the ratio of black percentage of blacks." teachers. has told The Herald. to white teachers has "declined Gatchel says Seminole Each year, 1w said, a nneniio is In conjunc tion with an ex- a little os- er the past five or six ('mint)' has a ''very sent to principa ls asking they pected written decision on years," but the veteran ad- progressive'' recruiting maintain the ratio met in the Roscnwald, the source 5-aid niinistrator said tiothing justice pi'tgramn arid in actuality is in r&'viou.c Longwood city officials didn't look before they jumped over bottle club license. Staff writer Donna Estes explains the issue in an analysis story on Page 6 of today's Herald. order from 1 -? ', -40 By EL) PRICKETI Herald Staff Writer Longwood Ponders Clubs S019 55.99 JCPenney 18,000 B.T.U. air conditioner. - - eacher Ratio Q uestioned Seminole County Commissioners are still split over Attorney Tom Freeman and if his legal opinions are completely void of political ideas. See Mick Lochridge's analysis story on page 2A of the Sunday Herald. Rig. 44.9g. Traditionally styled club chair. J.C.Penney 10,000 B.T.U. air conditioner CATALOG CENTER: PH. 322.1020 '-. to testify before the grand jury .- Commissioners Doubtful Sale 35.99 Tennis rackets, tennis wear, golf Req. 2595 No. 1510 - . V't1 I Ar P' Board, U.S. At Odds Ins ide Today Reg, 69.99. Traditionally styled 3-position chaise. Sale 186.96 Sale 280.46 Req. 14.99. Sa le 11.24 4 qI. manual free zer tennis and golf JCPenn,y 6,000 B.T.U. air conditioner Sale 220.96 Req. 24.99. Sale $22 JCPenney hood brazier. stu rdy redwood f urn iture. .JCPenney 5,000 B.T.U. air conditioner. Sale 169.96 . tha t the grand iit )try *111 be in samim, did war 7~ COMPIany reporters Ilarrellroughed up a Herndon It (tlii allegations)," Harrell didn't complain about the : "J V.;' p..!:&-. I ''t'.'' aubpoenaereeords are by state Ambulance Company driver said "but I'm mre It was a shot alleged incident to herring's law secret and not publicrecor I has been closed and (Tinlinill at the sheriff," Office but -either the contents until e grand Shadowed by the drarnatic purple sweep of Sarasota's Van Wexel Performing ArU HaD, Sanford jur y charges won't be filed. or a handwritten copy" of a report bisinesamen (from left) Howard Hodges, Cal Conklin, John Krlder and Carl Gutmann discuss with Harrell said both he and ce Assistant State Atty. William report Manning filed with his appeared t o t('5tif%. ne"`s"o DREAMS TRUE theatre director Dr. Curtis Ilaug the possibility of building a simflar facility In Sanford. A theatre In C. Stale)' made the an- squad 1.1. Ray Parker had employer "got out of the office this city would revitalize both the cultural and economic life of the Sanford area. Story, more picturts tt the lACIli nouncement and refused fur. verbal confrontations with into the hands of an Orlando Count hired an individual (in on Page I-C, Women's Section. ther comment, herring was not radio station reporter." Fuiltirne basis for $8,736 a sear hospital emergency rooin when immediately available. "Maybe somebody Just to take care of the'day.to-day th heard Polk's 17-year-old Harrell had called the overheard something in the %%ork that had been done taken Owe by reported allegations that he daughter was "There absolutely officeandit got out that way -' reviouslyby the five-inember, i ambul a n ce. used profanity and physically Willis said. "I think that after insalnried IAC. was no physica I contact and ulted Robert Manning, 29. " the word got out that Sheriff By GLENN McCASIAND A Ilerald investigation Tk moon Aill be at total shaped shadow extending into arnateurs, but they are still fun use an ' year-old hlerndon attendant, at' didn't H Polk asked the state attorney to revealed that the Herald erald Staff Writer eclipse between 1:03 a.m. and space. That shadow is called to watch," Marsden says. IAC, over th e pital Harrell e said Seminole Memorial Hos investigate." last few years, had quietly 2:33 am., as it begins to move the umbra. "There is some professional The chief deputy said he Was April 17 "outright lies." He said ,\n event that for earliest roan from the earth's shadow, a job th Iin(I1ed the county s insurance Willis said he talked w According to astronomers at interest in observing dim stars i lie believes "someone was accused in reports to Herring's twiness. In tumt cases com. 111 viint tlie end of the world is to that will take almost a full hour the Smithsonian Astrophysical that appear in the sky in the Polk about the situ a tio n e arlier trying to stir up something to office of "having two deputies this week Observatory, the main shadow vicinity of the moon," he added, "The sheriff ad. :;uttee riwunibcrs bid on needed occur for the first time in three to complete. embarrass Sheriff John Polk. throw Manning into a room 1 . 1 p.m. Saturday insurance, were awarded the years at This hide and seek game zone is so large that the eclipse "It was so far out it was where they were joined by nine mitted that one of his men did E%enuur1n, totality, the r h to our driver" Willis policies and wrote the coverage and Seminole Countains will be be tween the moon and the will be seen simultaneously absurd," Harrell commented other men." Harrell said he talk men and received commissions on able to view it, if weather earth's shadow should keep over most of the hemisphere. moon tkws not vanish cornSaturday and revealed he took was accused also of striking said "I think that conditions prevail. amateur astonomers from Therefore, observers can see PletelY. .me sunlight bent a polygraph examination Manning in anger over an involved were just over-excited the sales 11ve full moon will pull a South America to Canada busy a lunar eclipse without having ftough the earth's atmosphere The IAC maintained an p Thursday in Brevard County in report he allegedly made. surface, making m+stung act at 10:59 pIll, most of the night and early to travel to a special location. Ion' unaudited private bank account the case. He said the test was Harrell is acting sheriff while Willis said the hlerndon firm, disgnite1 "County Safety photography when it begins to enter the morning as they record the Dr. Brian Marsden of the given by herring's operator. Polk is attending the FBI which Is franchised by the Fund" into which members earth's outer shadow, reaching celestial happenings, clear Smithonian says lunar eclipses possible. Phil Sellers. Academy in Quantico, Va. Polk county to provide emergency voluntarily over the s-ears full shadow at midnight. sk ies permitting. happen ith relative frequency Since the atmosphere filters Sellers also gave Manning a is due to complete his training ambulance service in Seminole, contribWed a portion The "piece of cheese" will ftlwir Lunar eclipsesoccur when the and have been nell studied by out the blue part of the solar polygraph examination earlier in three weeks. "just wants to continue to serve .1 minus-sions on the inilli(~ns of remain hidden for some two sun. earth and moon line jp in professional astronomers. spectrum, the light hitting the in the week. Herring's office hit'rndon Amnbulance the public and to get along with hours before popping out again such a ikay that the moon "These eclipses are now moon is nntly red and gives has declined to reveal the manager l(Ius Willis said everybody." I Continued On Page 2-A i about 3:37 a.m. pas,s&'s ttlro(lgh the earth's cone primarily of interest to the satellite a reddish glow Big savings on our 20% off famous name Req. 139.95 No. 1105 Save 25% on ice cream freezers. the outdoor cook. disc brake bike. Sale 89.99 Nor 2350 R No. 7211 Sale 349.95 Savings for $10 off our 10-speed, Req. 399.95. 17" portable color TV •'L.. - straighten t it out ves rathe t r some outside group tell them," li.ia job and that he had a 'ttk w)j,-n ti'4py shout . Reg. 159.99. Sale 124.99. 2875 -- ' JCPenney 21" power propelled rotary mower. Sak 339.95 '- -- Save $35 Save $40 to $100 on 100% solid state color TV's. .. - Semnole To View Eclipse Reg. 599.99. Sale 479.99. Reg. 9.99. One Coat Plus interior semi-gloss latex. -. ' Save 120 Reg. 9.99. One Coat Plus flat interior latex. - = - JCPenney 10 H.P. rider mower with 3-speed transmission 901. 4 COME Reg. 799.99. Sale 599.99. 0 3Uites . 4 - Save 200 Sale dinator, has arranged fora display of projects concerning our Heritage by students from public school throughout the county. Too, for the first time specially designed souvenirs of Seminole Cuunty's bicentennial will be available to the public. BLcntennIal Coordinator farrell said, 'The exhibit is designed to enhance the awareness of our p;-St, present and potential." Visitors will be able to walk through the three-van display which will be situated at Sanford Plaza adjacent to the former U.S. Flagship Bank building, which will house the projects of the area school students. The entire exhibit is free to the public ar or,, invited to Monday's opening vrcrnonc. Anti- prefer to see the County Attorney C/oses Probe Of Chief Deputy Only Perfect for dresses ensembles, pantsuits. Machine washable. White, darks, and pastels. 58.60" wide. Req. $2. Reversible halters. Req. 3.99 Three band sling Leather thong sandal Sizes 7.14 Req. 4.50. Boy cut cuffed shorts. Sizes 4-6x, req. $4. Sale 3.20 Req. 6.99 Criss-cross leather sandal R. 3.99 Cushion vinyl sling Sizes 7.14 Plaza + in an April resolution for. had been recommending in. 'straighten out" what appears warded to 11w grand jury 'a surance companies for various to be conflicts of interest" on demand that if they feel policies to the Conunission- the IAC or Herring would take The Seminole County Grand something is illegal or inn- based on the county's need- the issue before the grand jury. Jury Is scheduled to meet proper has be executed, then and the Commission w ould Herring resealed that his , Tuesday and possibly Wed- to have a full-blown in. decide who to award the con- office had received complaints nesday to apparently probe vestigation" of the county's tracts to. indicating conflicts of interest county insurance affairs, the Insurance Advisory Committee State Atty. Abbott herring and that a "closed group was Evening Herald has learned. ( IAC). sent a letter to County Ally, receiving insurance." Seminole County Commission At that time the IAC for years Tom Freeman telling him to 'It uas not done on a competitive basis and I would Crepentextured doubleknit polyester. Req. $2. Tank tops Sizes 4-6x; req. 1.69. Sale 1.35 Req. 5.99 Wedge scuff c ils- BOB l.IA)VU Herald Staff Writer 20% off girls' easycare tops and shorts. in ford city's greetini,s to the exhibit. After Vihien cuts the ribbon to the exhibit, it will be open to the public and will remain open throughout the week durir.g daylight hours. The tra.eling exhibit features the national Bicentennial themes of Heritage '76, Festival USA and Horizons '76. It is financed by the Florida Banker's Association and that group's sale of Governor's Bicentennial Medallions. This is the first opportunity most residents of Seminole County will have to come into direct contact with the Bicentennial celebration and its objectives. In addition to the Florida exhibit, several Seminole County communities will present Bicentennial exhibits unquc to their heritage. hco. i'irnctj, Seirunole County social studies coor- Grand Jury Probe Set in insurance Hassle J Sizes 4-7 -4- Save 20% on our airy summer sandals. ceremonies. Homer will introduce Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore, who will officially welcome the exhibit, with County Commission Chairman Sid Vihien Jr., prcdaiming the exhibit open by cutting the ceremonial ribbon. take Brantley's Patriot High School Band will provide entertainment during the official opening ceremonies while the U. S. Marine Corps recruiting service will carry the colors. Ernie Horrell, coordinator of the Action '76 Cornmittee, will lead the spectators in the pledge of allegiance to the flag with Rev. Douglas Porter. of the Sanford Ministerial Association, giving the Invocation. Following some Jr..:remarks by I !9mncr and the utiudui toi. (if % L.tLig (I1.Ut41 hS, 'uuL ill olfer the Display 09At Sizes 8-20 Reg. $4. Frayed leg western lean shorts. Sale $4 Exhibit Goes On .... Sale 3.20 si. 36x: req. $6, Sale 4.80 7.14: req. $7, Sale 5.60 Req. 7.98. Men's polyester swim trunks Bicentennial . Sale 2.40 Reg. $3. Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents Historical Vans To Outline Heritage Athletic style swim trunks nf polyester-cotton. Elastic waistband, 'rim .. . . Save 20% on airis' swimwear, S enua Sanford has big plans for observing Memorial 1)astomorrow. Most everyone in the area will be able to attend, unless ttws' go to school, sork for the city of Altamonte Springs or for a merchant who decides to keep his doors open for the day Sanford will conduct a service at Memorial Park on lake Monroe beginning at 12:30 p.m. On hand will be the band and 50-state flag pageant group froni, the Naval Iraining Center in Orlando. The Memorial Park ceremony will climax with the ;rcscntatinn and hoisting of the 15-b - - 25 foot -ion-r flag being given It, the city b) the Sanford RularN. Club. Meanwhile, the Bicentennial Florida Historical Exhibit will open at Sanford Plaza at 10 am. when Seminole County Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr,, - cuts the ribbon. School children and their teachers won't be able to be on hand for either of the two ceremonies since the School Board has decided that it's business as usual in the clas.si"tx)Imls. Municipal and cOunty employes throughout Seoinoie, with the exception of Altamonte Springs, will get the day off. Mtarnonte's Mayo u::uan Floyd hal directed that nts city will observe Memorial Day on Friday which is May 30, the original date of the observance. Banks will close along with the post office ind the Greater Sanford ('hammiber of Commerce. Merchants are split on the issue, with same of the larger stores most of the smaller ones closing up. - and - -I $ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, May 23, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 23, 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 22, 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/17917f58875630e06ea5be1295dc288a.pdf a7daf9c0deafab003edc34cdd8e29134 PDF Text Text vklip :T Tuesday, May 20, 1975 --------*- Mort Walker GENERAL TE-OPFlCE TV A%C.%11TC1Z6 . . 7 AND 1E If T 1 T4OUT WELL I YCRR'ED WED E P!IN& Jt ON Lie ALL / \t .\T FIRST \ ( TE NOT WIT)1 ALL TI4E CAMEA L t.k P j o ' O: r NORM %E.ST • £ K Q 10 \ I THE 11.IORN JNG ThLL FREE! ____ (\)NT \ SURE WAI - G%>" NEWS. I CUSSLE,l -ME ----, WE WILL' W.'Rt'/ 15... LINNETT! 'L-' ' . "I 711\\ I 1 ,Jo ,' - I 0 k. ; ~ _%1J I ,I., __ - _j ____ "f, South I North East 1 . nil ...! C-f • FThER"I - " ' Rl.CYfV'PI4 ( ,% 'A T -'I lOTQRAPf!) 11 . '""-' __ / i ~) - , . Later , South will get to discard 1 I ! that one discard will be completely useless and the defense will score another victory. ___________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ZEW by Larry Lewis • ..T$ PRt3A3..', %1AI(E5 \EAH, 'T'r4 LAST T4i&) AN STUDENT OF HIS WILL WE \GErrG t14R,E p'ir'av 50 81 6 DAL 0,' %I it V .7 _________ t.que the hand may make seven notrump. In an) event )o%i -- newspaper). PO Box 489. Radio 4M05 (3 I ( , i. )I I / ( . I YEA. DOIN' A GMAT 0S )--''GR.A.MW.' HERE'S THANKS. Ci.' -'---NY.' LI! . .dei LETTIN' T SuYER$ HtTH owt,kw ! ___1 / "-I Q ,,L._~ - . __1 I j )_ J ,_1 .X~l ~~'. . zw_ ____ ___~ A -_ .4 BLONDIE :.-.6,9-,&_ $-)o _________ •, _. I I I COULD I TRY s,VU 1AARMONIC:A, GLMO? 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I • . - SJiJ'I GTIIMM... ,~N_D T~4M IS THIS THE THE CORRUPT SAJP TO '7)4E OPMSED SERF. ,--I I , ~,qRvs... :LVZF HEARD I"Hr= ~ - , I____________________ / I I -.----..._......J '' U-11-_so L' _________ :1JE NOLJ MFEAN -Tmr= I AIEA~4 PUNCH LINE 'I I r . _A F--, i .1 - ~ _- r -_-. go - - ' : _ I it VMW ______ .."11 City Attorney Newman Brock I left) administers oath of office to Ernie Hendrix who was appointed to replace Winter Springs City Councilman Frank Durrance.,Abu had submitted his resignation. Herald Photo by Jane Cauelberr : ____ 11v _ __ T. _____ If ,Ss. ' - -. The reason Is because stacks and stacks of white s3ewall tires are stored inside the shower and state that it's affecting the morale of our men," Chief Deputy Duane Harrell said today as he toured the sherif ('s office with newsmen ' have a fire in the "If we ' County Commissioners were asked by Corrections Division Chief George Proudfoot for some 2,500 square feet of storage space at a new cotintyowned building at the Five restroom facility on the the office ars°i. , , i Lleputies uriniint, prisoner into the "sally port" (jail drive) at the county jail can't use the jail and we had to move risoners ou' the only route to the roof and safety iS uiOCieu uecause o storage space problems," fie explained. "If we had to take them out the sally port Points area. Editoria l ,. -. , ', r 4A 413 Horoscope .. 6A hospital. Obituaries ........ l-2B Sports. Television 8-9A Women's SR - !w- -_ - - -- - _1% I '\ addre&wd a two page letter to the commissioners citing the need for more storage i "., i . ' ' 11~ , M . I I i NA ' . •' c. .' 1 4 - .- , .-.k 3 . .41 . r ,~ _ 8~ ) ""s X- '6~ fife , ". ',f e , - q I 46 __ . J ;f- . nt sales of pr held a sale. Proudfoot, who said there hasn't bten a public sale of property in more than a )ear, said the Sheriff is 'now in the II • ' - ". W " - . g -~-rj -.~_ - __4f-4 -_ - - -z-, . -. process to get court's permission to sell the property." County Attorney Tom comFreeman told missioners there is a establishing a sale, but t,he sheriff hasn't star. ted." Freeman was instructed by cotnmLsslon to inquire ' . ___IJ.t•.&.• _______ _. I . - 1. . .. - . _. __ - __ __ _ -_-_,% ~ _~_ T_ .. . The request was the secon suc proposa rom . . nce Sher ff John Polk . -4 " T~ closed. They say white students agreed to abide by whatever reached by he kb cC5I0flDepartment. us cc pa . have to wait until they fre s L i - -_ t-I - 60 P ~ . i~ 4 They contend Rosenwald is a part of their cultural heritage Mudents out. Both Layer and black spokesmen. ho want a quick shower when they come off duty, they . . . .. . .,. - -- - -. - --. . . !iF - - ,. - -- ,.'. . Deputies' shower area claimed bv new tires. g vestwation. it %as found that the maintenance area at the tarn as not large enough for additional storage. " I t's either the new building or not at all," [Jarrell said in explanation. None of the material equipment or property whIch is stored in our of ail is evi nce that must go to cout," -- We have a j remain in the storage during patrol or recosered llattawav . and Williams st,ny some place until ttx Proudfoot that the public constantly would be en. tenng the storage building looking for their property. Proudloot told the Board the amount of traffic In the storage building would be allowing us to sell iern at auction. We can't Just put $5,000 of new tires anywhere and expert they'll stay there. So we have to store them where they are safe. Only limited and an officer would be present when any member of the public wii's in the building. division muster room -it's the only spot large enough for that many tires. representatives and cornmLssioners considered !jsing the Seminole County Barn for storage spaLe when the problem first -- . ..••.. .• • .7--f.vp A I,- - - riov-PIM~kc-'K-V ~_t ~11 ~Z ~ Z . - Z ~13:."Ix Z?f ~ 0v9m,. -70_"i~% t;1 __411p1_ - ?Iil~' _, 4_1. ,-_V~p I ____ .*.; I !", I t~ ~t,;,,,z -.iN!_, z - , ~. -1.1-,--!Ew i~ -_ I) X -Vyi l • ~, It` Al_Z ., ,%~ - 41~ 1 e-jL 6 •. - . ... . k... - - - -_ _,~4-lfl - , __4 ,~ de .- . f ~L4_arl - _- - . ____ ___ ~~ - - of the records sto in the jail stairway area can't be disposed of as yet or must be kept for office nee&. 11111 _~ -_ - ___ _ - - place is inside the patrol ilontinued On Page $-Ai rnt"iee. arose, but after in Into the procedure for Ibese bkel bk _______________________________________________________________________________ 1 -. .. ___________ Il-. - . iQ . '--. •• '•. q -1 - p close Rosenwald. First they 10 a all-black ac school > Co near Allanwnte Springs. Tbefl they organized and shrred up a three.day black boycott of all schools In the county. V ' --- ~~ _1 .__ ~~ .__- _- lw~* ~_- ____ - over all those bicycles holding a saleand report to stacked out there because Proudfoot told the Board the Board. there is no other place to roblems of the storage Comrniss \'anhile put them" with the bicycles and other toner Dick Williams is And if the patrol deputies paring a list of criteria Proutifoot's suggestion to determine which county departments will be alloted . provided for storage as lding met with inquiries from wh ich P rior i ties -o' t'ommissloners concerning -,% Williams cited yesteruay p -s include state requirements ,A F., rovidin g Commissioner Mike 1. Space, aL needed to the . .. 1% most highly desirable. - 111.1ghs upper 80s to around 90. Lows Pround mid-60s. Winds variable to 10 mph or less, onshore breezes In the afternoon Complete iseather details J I.,tides on page SA. ___________________________ ~ 11 ..... - ) - - . printipats Next to the position of . 7 .,. I&, ,~To nuintv s Animal (ontrol program herald Correspondent Claud a Murphy reports on the council's action on Page . cor LINE ) ~ I -,_. , - IN The issue of storage space came to a head , I app [.ayer has inet various times Around tie Clock .4A Bridge............. 3B Cakndar Classified Comics . 313 Crossword Puzzle 4B I Dear Abby .8A by Frank Hill KIN5 7 .# Cfl,uiv',lPv . SHORT RIBS i - along the steps. "The need for storage of some 2OD-plus bicycles which are stacked inside the parking area. Jaikrs nr'eding to iiit. prisoners from the main cipal of Rosenwald may be one of those in contention for one of th two thl) created po'tIO'15 Rosenwald Principal Jesse Meuse is sure to be under consideration for one of the principal's positions If if Rosenwald is that might significantly change the picre5 About 13 lications have been received by school officials for the two slots And Animal Control Prograin Considered Index -, . ' I - . I ( I' _ . ____ i I untx he abl) Meanwhile, the Buffalo Sabrt c ended their drought with a win over the Fivers. See complete playoff results on Pane -------.-..- ~ ~ I I • u', 00 ~ ~ --A v=. by Howie Schneider -. I- -, Ili [fl%jj #A by Bob Thi.vn __ \,t,. - -'- I 11 I' xk ; .!I 1/1 fJ\ j - I __~_ .s .) \ . gj I- ij-_~ ~ L'3 EEK & MEEK II ___ N -I . r . ---- reach home because of the tires stacked to the ceiling imide the shower area. can't use the showers in tLeir muster room at the a - I c,, , ..ç ' , ~ - IL WMA940 ; '~_~; I -_ and second floors of the lock-up In case of fire can't use a stairway for an excape route because of record files and cartons of other equipment sitting Seininule County sert1f's deputies are dressing for work at home Other persons scheduled t Friday Umt the decision was appear at tonight's meeting will made, but officials were The fact that the U.S. Justice be wasting their time unless waiting until th,is week to forDepartment, as of this mor- Justice officials send their mally deliver the ruling. rdng, had not come through ruling later today. Layer said But then Keeley told The Herald's Washington sources " on Monday that the decision hadn (been made. Both Keelev • and Dougherty have been iorklngontheise Doughtrt) was out of town today, Keeley Two juvenile boys have been arrested in connectio $Alth the theft of a radio, tape playcr and stereo head phones at J. C. Penney's at Sanford PI,aza. Othcr police I .i tn.it i" ire co1ni!iN4 t Bob I lo)d s r'tiri'lup - !- I - __ - 1 LOY_ LOTLj, LLJLT' I QLR BLI5TER ) CCRRECT THAT BELIEVE I HEARD 80y'5 GOIN, 144PRESSiCti: HIM CA1.LIJ ON ,'ATs /•T - M , Ir'. [.I1 HOW ABOUT '"MAY5E 'T MORE 14 . - -- -- ByGl.ENNMcCASLAND AND MICK LOCIIRIDGE Herald StafI Writers 7 I % fitt--k4l ~ hoo1 Teachers Juveniles Arrested - I - -. '7i -_- - j. COFC ' OH. PEAR MYROSJ APrI' IPEA WHERE . .11 Harrell Says Jail Needs More Space For Storage Tonight's selection of two new Rosenwald Washington office of the Justice of principals will mean jobs for 44 closing teachers, School Supt. Bud Elementary will not affect the Department, told him he would get back with him later this hiring of the principals. Layer said today. "We've got to," I,ayer .s.aid, afternoon on that decision. I.ayer said 10 teachers will be, referring to the upcoming placed on cttinuing Bert Attorney U.S. and 34 selection at p.m. at Lyman Dougherty. who works for for the two schools DER POOL I "I r- - 01" O'JL'l SOUR WEPHEW M', O4 1. -Wor . ' t6 RewHire Coun fl S I by Bob Montana 01 L L.. F i.y1w . 1 EMBER WHAT IT VAS ! I -.1 %I 11 \ .% I I - ~ ; , - - THERE VAS SOMEThlw __,_~ I I VAS SUPPOSED TO 00 BEFORE VENT HOYLE ! - I1 I , .) communication is one of the most important aspects Supt. Bud Layer has directed Pelley not to approve but bargaining is give and take. It's a new ball SEA are "money" Items. of any during-school-hour bargaining sessions. right Pelley has no to of student-teacher relationships, Rosenthal, who said game." Layer's reasoning, like Pelley's, is dtat teachers needed good Coinmention "money," said SEA Rosenthal In turn told Pelley that -if you're of tr yin g Rosenthal a were hired to teach and cannot be spared from munication among teachers within the association trying to push us apart you're doing a good job I "onus" on the SEA and told Pe lley haven't seen 'good faith' bargaining on your part." and that communication ultimately will benefit the negoUators "shouldn't be meeting during school classroom activities. Yesterday's meeting became more pleasant educational system. hours" b I blows came during a ha f The towards the end, according to SEA team member "Good communication as long as somebody else discussion of Amclation and Teacher flights in Rosenthal's reasoning was that taxpayers are Bill Moore. pays for it," Pelley retorted. "You were hired to paying for members of Pelley's team to Meet which Pelley refused to allow SEA the use of school During the ,'more pleasant time," the two tearns teach, and we are not providing a cortununication buildings for meetings "during reasonable hours." during school hours while team. members were tentatively agreed that the SEA president nmy go system. hired for purposes other than collective on campuses for purposes of contract maintenance. Pelley also refused to spend School Board money "Principals were hired to communicate; you bargaining. For example, one Pelley team member But that may happen only wi th prior approval from for purchase of bulletin boards nor would he agree system's mall were hired to teach," Pelley added. That comment Rob Hughes, ls principal ata South Seminole achool. the principal of the school to be visited. If the Lhe use of the school That argumejA sterns from ft fact that Scbool prkwipW ftagmm SEA may uutitute a grievance. drew guffaws froca SF,A. ncgot.iatms who feel qmMce. Pelley sod almost all itenLs requested by 2D8 teachers await contract .1 ~. J t4 ~ e <==b I I I ,L. I L, ' ARCHIE ji._ ,-rn GE7 Fa95fFFZr At1ti / r..#ewvrI.J..... I Refused '- - contract &, C'- THEY' I TKAT RRO RAFZP.Cr. I e . U (rl " I ~ ('c-; JJiV (~~ J, by Dick Covolli v ,c TAVtS-1.' AA1 I Ir,,_. rIc.LA,vv / ) r / a snaW o $50,000 for paving projects in until July 4 because of a the park, $W,000 for fencing the in completing the paving of the COUNCILMAN more thar 0.0 2cree of thee park, read system aml p3rking lots. SWORN IN $20,000 for maintaining the park according to Ran I Continued on Page 6-A) lands, and the M.000 purchase with a ruling as promised on the Tom Keeley, an official L"i to WINTHROP PLAIN! would be "illegal." 28 members of the Society. s' __ .- - . -... L I I t --~, &-" -_ - aw4- ... )1 (ID 1,SCO\IER ~ -A " ''" I . 34 r- - - -_ I . 0 . 1~ I 10 '%% ,&~v (:, , "_ 1w would get in touch with later 10[fl -oun hich came to Tht. requests, immediately upon the Commission in a resolution Freeman, from the Zoological Society, titrliig the request for the included the County picking up county to pick tip the bank note. - I --5;- WHAT GOOD DOE-r-) ~ IT DO TO POUN~_~, c ~ ')) . _J1 ...:: . ) cx - `16 1 - ,-7- __ ~ _,` . 0 by Al Virni,., I(S70P I T! ' e __________ PRISCILLA'S POP P;ZISCILLA) N -- - ,,~, ,~ V_~M_ ~. .~ - ThINKIN&! . I T / , 1 I -----. ' ) Talks between the Seminole Education Association (SEA) and the School Board ground down to arguments over paternalism versus nonpaternalism during the major part of yesterday's more than four hour bargaining session. "Are you trying to punish us for exercising our rights to collective bargaining?" SEA chief negotiator Steve Rosenthal asked Harry Pelley, the school Board's main man at the bargaining table. Saying SEA wants it "both ways," Pelley told Rosenthal,"You don't like We paterrialiFgc syiftrn, pOFOOPW L 'I _11 1i ., - ) NOfl.1iPJo COMES 0Lrr II -%,--,,--L~,_ ~ 464~*Au-t__ - -'1 FENCE POSTS VOR J YM c Young r- by T. K. Ryan . ____ I * By ED PR1CKET Herald Stall Writer - • . ~ ___ __. - \ I Rr\U FOR . _t Pr ___ ? ~i Board Debate 'Paternalism'During Talks Session ... TUMBLEWEED O -___ Buildings, Mail, Bulletin Boards SEA '" ~ . . ~ Q / POWN OFF __.J1 I I.OITERIN&' it I L~ i ', ) $1 ___________________ _____ - % q ~', "I-..) X _J I SAE TIME 1OMMOROW? . CLU4KEgS REALLY USED CARS L.. D 'EST '\ GTTINJCI Mo.4E 10 REST.' , ,_ -7~ M-; ~_ ~-_-W~F__ --p &-- 'W! II AFMI I .. .,-, - S,w . -_ I I j ' I I!~~f I I I by Heimdahl __ & Stoffel BUGSBUNNY Use Of I FA Ms. C"S\, ,. - e .0 %j'..... .- Trudeau , % ., iI_ ". : -,; ,_ r .a 'z "I Alan flozon makes money pitch to Seminole County Commission 0 54MIN 1 I . .II A#W? _____ . C- / I .. ,'~ - I I /" - ) - . - .."4 "; 6AU4VirUS- AAWAM AtfTYT /il1T. , A ftliktn 11 ft r ( C~k ~ 1 -41 .' g In #, A 140I 6 , . --- \ Ir $ ,. C_.,- ~~ft "= tiaq . 4 4. -/ - 0 reception yesterday from the 11 __ ",~ ..- by Carry MWZ-W 0:aZRZV , AWY A Oaf ,W MMA .L , 11 book to 'Win at Bridge (c/a this A ff AT 77C . '~ - J ki - .1 I R* I~ ; Z HM SENSE TPAT WE LPPEP W,~XD! fl park lan(L-, at the Central considered and Commission I .. A. ______ 7A What is your ope-ung bid' Answer Tomorrow ç - ~II , ! r Ij '________ I . By Roger Bollen UNN' RUSINESS 000NESBURY DULL... --- -'Th , f f *'" "r easily b Just putting the nine and iO 6f spides to work. -e THE 3 I I I proves the rule about better late than never' ,.- I- I 1 , sornttirnt even lower cards S'uth' nnrm'ltPnh1'ni' is to play the king or queen of spades front dummy at trick one. East I i 4*P un-., S aues ByMICK t,0CHRIDGE esident Jim Ryan of five inore acres to be in. Society onLe, may be postponed again if at the park grounds,an official Herald Staff Writer noli County Corn with the Central Florida dti th.& tht i.,o ilflflUt x eluded in the park t According to Ryan, all the Opening of the Central mission doesn't pay $50,000 for Zoological Society said this opened until the paving is complete and that the Corn. requested monies are to be Florida Zoo, already po!tponed finishing a road paving project morning, mission is the only place Ryan spent on the county park lands ; can find which would be able to and not for the 21 acres of the 11A a ZOO. provide the funds. I I .I ] Conunissioners told Society I . --- '~ *KQ985vA2• h4 A 987 V hat do you do no A.- oubids1znotmp tfour UI tU / /'j . 64 I A 5 NT orkwxixrLiesltul by Art Scnsom fH BORN LOSL '' ~1 3 V Anyone can take a trick with C_,.4_,-- e I AP - [lass 4 ___ ) 3 * Pa ss --I-~ _- 7 ~ I . I - I~ 417 4 . Sest North last South 'I rI D) The 1 .14 CG Dble. I* I'ass I N 1. I's 2V I'JSS Pass Pass 4V i . ' -. May Be Delayed Again . Opening x'1 CRRD 1 10rKiA N ffaid . 1 f'"' , - ortn 'outfl %Uiflersw' %$est I ' _ good spades. He still loses two diamond tricks. but he has # A 872 k or k4EF--r *vou! -.., - I 00 Z FR1ENP,'S WITH HER? / 4MM R SMrn4'COME, LOO' tct5SN. ______ . play his ace. South ruffs, enters durnmi th athIrdtrumpand v K Q .1 9 7 ALLEY OOP Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cent3 I J 9762 SOUTH by Dave Grous THATS 67th Year, No. 234-Wednesday, May 21, 1975 IV, II Theer:anto ___________________ S.' ti._, I- An -1 ;4Q94 ! L=~, " South takes his ace, plays the rumPs k overtakes the queen with dumnd I d d m s F:%slini AAJ8754 Ab3 (L r _ t . .-(~- C1 spades at trick one. East wins a cheap trick with the Jack and shifts to that same king o 3) # 1053 , ~ leivil I - 1L- 7 - V r7 It, ( ), ft I 1 0 WIN AT BRIDGE _ II . By ()SW%l.t) and JIME.S J,WOHY ON 1 -------_ OUT : by Dick Turn., d'- CARNIVAL BEETLE BAILEY - =- S__ -a -.- _____________ _______________________________ . 140-Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. . lza. - . - . -, ` ~~ - . . - ... �IA—Evening Hera Sanford.Fl. Non-Residents Get Eyesore FLORIDA IN BRIEF NIN BRIEF MON Water Rate Hike By DONNA ISlES forbids giving free water to and city-owned utility cornHerald Staff Writer pames. anyone. ALTAMO1E SPRINGS County Ccanrnikm ers at the Commissioner Mike HatWater bills for nearly I ,300 cut- meeting said they could not pay taway, meanwhile, said the city of-city subscribers are going Ic the fee to the city or would set a should collect all costs of probably beginning th the precedent that could c the providing sernct from the August bill. county thousands of dollars ris actually receiving the City Commissioners last annually to privately-owned 3ervice. night approved on first reading and set a public hearing and ____ j - ____ 1 _________ •- • I Is 29 on an ordinance raisin __#•, . -- . — - - -.1r -,-- - 4 resloenual customers from I r 1 pig In afttka, the charge of 60 cents per thousand gallonsfor .'- LOCATION: Corner of lit Street and Cypress Ave. W=ld ycalike to have this eyesore as yonr next door.4ghbor' We think not and feel It should be spruced op at once. This eyesore Is to the heart of Sanford and does nothing to Imporve the cnnmalty's Image to any out-of-towner wtu might be driving theongb or iWtlng the area. Got an eyesore in yw aelghbsrbood' Help call attention to it and participate in cleaning i or neighborhood. Write EYESORE. The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1157. Sanfortl 1ts 3771. the next 6.000 gallm is being raised to 65 centz and the 50 cents fee upped to 55 cents per thousand gallons thereafter. The nwuznum rate of $3.10 to city residents is not affected by the increase. City residents are iirgJ a fl.t eight pe r cent utility tax on water bills that is not collected from out-of- ..' i Ii i JUV r I 0 I II les A (1ty d rreste TheoveraUIncreasetoouto( city users is slightly less than the 25 per cent perTmtte! by Larcen law. Slayor Norman Floyd said u — For Gran eer RuIed In Conflict . • 51 ___________ C-, rrnIrm water rates to • ....- En Not . ALTAMONTE SPRINGS p. - 1• The city 's consulting enguwerirg firm, Glace and Radcliffe of Winter Park, tis not been guilty 01 any conflict 01 interest in representing both jivate clients and the city, according to city attorney Joe Twin To Give K!dney Davis sail last night the rules of pro(ona1 engineers in Florida caution engineers to avoid conflicts of interest. Where there has been full disclosure by the engineer, and cvrsent by a ll thithis re prese nting both the cit and acientin a dual capacity, there is no conflict, Davis said. He added th i has disclo3ed this Information to the city in the past. Davis recommended, bowever, that City Commission establish a fi rm policy so the engineer knows exactly what is expected of him. Bill Palm, vice president of Glace ar1d RadcliffE, ir.dwtcd his firm will abide by any policy the city sets. Davis was asked for the opinion by commisfioners after the the idea is not to penalize the Ad-dwry Planning Board requested a determination on the President Ford's main purpose in going to next week's NATO summit meeting in Brussels is to reassure the allies that U.S su,iport remains firm WASHINGTON I AP total value $=.were reported of statements by county The Planning Board's question was whether a conflict of mmissioners, but ra ther to A 4 D rç missing after a burglary at interest occurs w hen the ci ty engineers rwrp rthinii frw rtCr. fl co ii f or Williams Fish Market, Sanford. ''° client and then in their official capacity 'review and approve (XficiaLs at Cavalier Motel. City supplied tire hydrants in Sanford police arrested two their own plans. * Fires ju%enile ti on grand Iary Sanford, reported the area. U. Mayor Norman Floyd offered at least a partial solution. Count ), Commissioners at a charges after a radio, tape the theft of a $450 color Noting the city must hire a resident engineer to oversee the Courts recent city-county Joint player and television from a room. of the regional sewer plant, Floyd urged that the pay were taken from J. C. Penney's Patrolman William S. Hasson meeting refused to the man, alter completing work there, be continued on the payroll * Police Beat d $0in jewelry asmissing $4,800 fire hydrant rental fees at Sanford Plaza Shopping as an 'im4iotse" engineer. liste Center. following a burglary at the 204 winch the city insists It must He said the city for a six-mouth period recently paid out some Store employes reported the after burglars entered a Ixaise Laurel Drive residence of collect or be in violation of its 1124000 to Glace and Radcliffe "for incidentals" that an In-house utility bond ordinance that engineer could have handled. theft and other witnesses told at that address by a window. la Mason, Police that two youths left the Charles W. Pafford Sr., store yesterday on bicycles Miami Spring Rd, reported a with items under their shirts, 5175 fiberglass canoe was taken Police said when the two from a dock area at the Wekiva youths, ages 15 and 16, were Min& apprehended the items from A television and golf dubs Penney's, valued at $149. and valued at $275 were reported stereo tapes valued at $16 from missing after a burglary at the Zayre 's were recovered. residence of Torn Crossley, Michael Lee Prater, 22, 10 Green Meadows Apartments, Jay Drive. Altamonte Springs, Fern Park, according to a was in county jail today on rept by deputyH. S. Morton. rO!! "Everything is just great, - Doctors at Shand's Teaching Ilospital at the University of BUSHNELL, Fla. (AP) It perises," Stephen Chen, a may be days before the body of spokesman for the Nationalist 1'hirw'se seaman hlu lu-Mci, Chinese Consulate General in once known only as 'The Wild Atlanta, said of the shipment Man of Green Swamp," returns expenses. 'We expect them to lo his Asian homeland. Officials dispose of the body as the famiare trying to determine who ly wishes and pay the costs." But shipping agents Fillette. should foot the bill. flu, 39, the lather of seven Green of Tampa said they had chi!dren, committed suicide in been unable to confirm that the Sumter County Jail Mon- Lexington Transport Corp. of (lay, two (lays after a sheriff's New York City, owners of the posse found him hiding in the Liberian-registered freighter dense 32,600-acre swamp in Harold H. Jaquet, would pay the costs. Central Florida. hlu left Taiwan last year to responsi"It is the definite bility of the owners of the ship work on the freighter, which he worked on to pay all the ex- operates between Tampa and - notice. WASHINGTON (AP) Women cadets could enroll at the three military academies as early as next year if the Senate follows the House in voting to end the sex barrier. - ,,.. . •' r• . \ '- AN P1 ' .. ... . '" .:. t a warded six Hearts, a Silver ,!Star - - l3LuIereu - - breaking and entering with Orlando, report?d a $167 intent to commit a citftartt band radio was stolen misdemeanor. Jail records from a pickup truck parked at indicate Prater was arrested 5165 Poiettia Ave., deputy early today by Altamonte Mdiie Freeman reported. Police Detective James Perry, Deputy C. R. Brown listed Willie Phillips, 41, 1413 W. $1,0W in stereo cqnipment 13th St. Sanford, was held in missing al.era burglary atthe candy jail on $5000 bond today residence of Ken M. Harris, following his arrest by Fozeroft, Apartments, Howell Patrolman John Moore on W. Branch Road. 13th St. Phillips was charged Detectives were probing a with carrying a concealed report by Eddie Madison, 39,o( weapon. Granby Ave., Midway, that he Sheriffs deputies and police was beaten and robbed by there were InvestigaUnganuber01 men who gave him a ride home reportedburglanes and thefts early today from a bar. today. Deputy J. F. Bennett Madison told deputies the said Inc B. Larrd, 2100 men took 176 from him. Hawkins Ave., Sanford,Sanfordpolicereported beer, reported $375 cash was missing wine, a rife, and a power saw, " ur BOTTLE • TI SW II - REALTORS HEAR FLORIDA CHIEF "The people of Jacksonville are outraged that this action was taken without any notice," Tanzler said. Mexico. When he became '•°' Lake Community Hospital in Taiwan. Leesburg. 'It is in the hands of the Chinese consulte," the employe said, before slamming down the telephone. But he killed himself by tying one end of a belt around his neck and the other end around his cell door, then he sat on the floor and pulled against the T - - RAZOR iv; A MPAX BOX OF -... ---- - ---------- --_------ ------------ ______ .---- --- going." said. But the carpenters' offer to But carpenters called on othwork for $6 per hour instead of er tradesmen to follow their $8.70 in the area that includes lead. 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' VAPORETTE DOG OR CAT lt,h., los uI5 with fis"ar VI I ) - F Pot,,, fl.'atar 39 ,icI P)Ct, • aAlD 97 .—-----_ ,, S ht (,ant Iull V Oki G V77 WUMU d 9IOctum\ 9 4 - BELINDA - Rel GARDEN HOSE :' RepAsrw W ;r \\ inlI.t,bl, -- 788 P"Wee OWER ! Ff."" r3rW1EPGU BEVERAGE 411 Aft -_------,- $ cnl HOLDER I AUk Ift ft AVW~_ II I at's Ipn ,,tod rt CORAU CAT MUM S *t LAWN MOWER cydt . Gov. Reubin Askew, sur- portions of the state, the rounded by smiling doctors and legislature is In special session. lawmakers, signed the measure But it may be three months into law Tuesday with the hope before bills attempting longthat it will "help us avert a range solutions reach the crisis in the delivery of vital governor's desk. The New York legislature health care services in Flori. passed a bill this week designed da." Sponsors said the new Florida to avert the collapse of medical law represents the first corn- malpractice insurance in the state by placing restrictions on patients' rights and setting up an insurance pool. The Tennes.see legislature passed a ,,, yri cap a,,, ""81 ct similar bill this week And in Maryland, the state POOL RING "lIlalpc4. 99 99 - SPORT HAT 73' FOOT IIWIIIIH Aso coo,R.spr'cIY9 = -- 9 288' 3'x 20n hOX FAN 5000 DEODORANT ro,~ cwt ..n.witairv tO VII 1 KIT51 22.11(1 $ItF PIOPILJD RADiORAC SCH ICK MS dIOOWftIfl I PORTABLE FLAG •, to Aaon.d coaof, VU__i ILOYDS,AMFM R Ia414 Iftaterfalf PIG 43 95 DIGEL AME ICAN 97 beftwes or ham aw"est. R pe .1 40 741 & J TAlLAHASSEE, Fla. 'API prehensive attack on the Florida doctors looked for. malpractice dilemma In the naward today to guaranteed In- [ion. In California, where doctor surance coverage and a reduclion in patient lawsuits because protests over soaring maiprac. of a medical malpractice Fe- tice rates have halted nonessential surgery In large form act, SURFBOARD ASNCLOTNS z Malpractice Bill Becomes Law - Ile-;t- -I. i -j -.---- - • . 0AWfW "us Sanford officials; had been - - Although Reed, PepsiCo's 'substantial savings" in totally Li ' - Carpenters A ree o Wa ge Sl ice — . SCHICK STICK I MIAMI tAP — Union car- Miami, Naples and Key West penters in three South Florida met with skepticism. counties, half their number out "I can't see them getting into of work, think they have a way the working man's pocket," to revive the area's dormant said Art Fernandez, assistant building industry. They say business manager of Miami they'll work for less pay. electricians Local 3349."Why The union offered Tuesday to not the bankers and real estate Lake a $2.70 wage cut on real- men? Those big real estate tythat's ilential construction In Dade, coons and syndicates they ought to start" Collier and Monroe Countle3, where Electricians won a 50-cent where a building boom rizzIed in March; 200 of the lo. out and left 4,000 carpenters raise members are out of cals 1,500 jobless. work. "I don't think anyone else has Kenneth Laurence president this may help," said tried it Tom Becker of the Florida Of the Builders Association of Sou th Florida, liked the carpenHome Builders Association. ters' offer but said It won't help "We expect President Ford to sell new houses that are going veto the housing bill so it looks begging for buyers. like we'll have to do it with what 'We still have the problem of we've got if we are to get things an excessive inventory," he iYti •... ___ ____ belt, slowly strangling himself, unless 'they're drunk, violent or tell you they're going to officials said. Deputy Don Clark said offi- commit suicide." At about the same time that cials tried to take flu's belt killed himself, Border Pawas capflu from him when he lured, but he "acted like he trol Agent Joseph A. Hesslon prized that belt more than any- officially confirmed the identity of the seaman, who had si.irthing he had." C4r said that prtonus' vved on small wild animals belts were not taken from them that he killed with a metal pole. iiiade for him to be flown home. But last September, he disappeared from a Tampa hospital and ended up spending eight months alone in the desolate swamp. A LeAiIIgLulI official cumitacted by telephone refused to say what the company would do about flu's remains, now in the BOX OF 09 a wengft. " James D. Mott, right, president of the Florida Association of Realtors, is grcctcd by Bart PtIcbcr, Seminole County Board of Realtors president at the Quality Inn North yesterday. Mott was the guest speaker at the Seminole group's lunch. Chen said hlu's family would be asked if they wanted his body shipped home or whether they would prefer to have him cremated. He said It was tinlikely the family could pay the expenses, which could run into several hundred dollars. After his capture Saturday, flu, confused and bewildered, told interpreters he was afraid he would be killed if returned to homesick, arrangements were ass of 100 Poo LIMIT I OL SHAMPOO 32 O!,E 3 TIPES PEG I 19 Soutnea stern Regional production costs. didn't IN LOTION '5 CAPRI timetable will ultimately Herald Staff Writer decide. That timetable, he said, will be outlined during A decision in Tallahassee tc meetingi* tomorrow and Friday award a Sanford firm a $23.3 with education officials. million contract is both good Seminole County school 01news and bad news to Seminole ficials did not order any of the County. units because school officials The goal news is that the firm chose to stick with permanent definitely has the 13 million facilities whenever possible. Manager, SUNTAN - damaged left arin while under Pneinv firp in Vietnam swi . TOOTflrRiI By I]) PRI(IET1' firm's Sanford facility. modular units will remain the Florida The Cabinet property of the state and wii1be yesterday In Tallahassee maintained with Mate funds. awarded the contract to PepAs education needs dicate, sico Building Systems Inc.. the units will be rushed to or which is located at Sanford taken away from an, given Airport But David RI said area. this 'wirnii'i that m"tingi with Ter Lington has calkd the state officials later this week wuLs the "classroom 01 the will determine where the future" and said yesterday the portables will be assembled, program will represent a Lima ii A $213Million Pact B rings 'Bad News :;'.ia - contract to build 1,862 Pepsico's bid was $l.7million relocatable clauzoms. The iakr state açioprtetti. bad news is that the firm s Education Commissioner regional manager said today Ralph Turlington told the work may not be done at the Cabinet yesterday that the '' SEA & SKI i i PEAK V Il ' ivy — --1 W ttK 1U7 *r - -i PaA 15.000 bond charged with Patrick B. Singbofen, of - .... D - - -•-: t Officials Argue Over ' Wild Man 's' Body TM.!.!LSSEE, i-la. API The Cabinet ba ordered that three coastal areas be put back at the top of the list of endangered lands. ilic order (-aine Tuesday alter Secretary of State Bruce Sinathers and Jacksonville Mayor Hans Tanzier cornitlained that the priorities were changed by the Interagency Planning Council without a quorum or public House Okays Women Cadets . ----.---- i* C odau w. ui'(UOiu r an Barbara Deason, a family would allow Donnie to grow to "I can remember it just like friend who admninLsters a $35,. normnal size and give physicians yesterday," Todd told newsmen 000 Todd fund contributed by a chance to treat other sylup- earlier this year. "1 was praypeople throughout the nation. toms of the discaze. ing to Gutl u.it to let me die. The transplant operation was 'Maybe ever, back that far, Vie Naples, Fla., lad suffers from asphyxiating thoracic something of a victory for Rob- God knew that he had a use for dystrophy, an often fatal dis- ert Todd, a much-decorated one of my kidneys for Donnie." Coastal Priorities Renewed t iodd, who was . — we) re just so nappy nuw , saw - tile Udrdls iii hKWIistil. All Irratu ut ur1iinieist except France's plan to attend, and soirces here say President Valery Giscard d'Estaing may show up, depending on his reading of the public rno1, S. Y. :;ent to the Senate. Another version of the ethics bill went before the Senate (iovernmental Operations Committee today. The house bill was proposed by the Ethics Commission following the Watergate scandals, indictment of three Florida Cabinet members and one U.S. senator, and impeachment Investigations leading to resignations of two of three Florida Supreme Court justices accused of misconduct In office. Ford To Reassure Allies - s 'Iodd during a seven anu a itaii 'FALJ.AIIASSEE, Fla. i Al' — The house has decided (hat a rash of political scandals requires some adjustment In state ethics !aws. But not major new restrictions on what public officials can do. A weakened bill 111120991 revising the standard_s of lutt Lt'.'. i:..rut Iff4 Tuesday Ly tI house aivi — w The 35-pound Donnie, who dainage, suffered kidney will be 7 Thursday, d a Derember. tie had father, rt i oing dial ysi been under g'dil Weaker Ethics Bill Readied HOMEWOOD, Ill. (AP) "If it were me that needed help, Barbara would be there," says 12-year-old Carol Searing, who Is about to sacrifice one of her kidneys to save her twin sister. A Judge on Tiesday approved the operation in which Carol iil donate the kidney to her sister. "Barbara is incredibly lucky, her father, George Searing, said. "Because she has an identical twin to donate the kidney, there is no danger that her body will reject ii" Barbara has been receiving dialysis treatments since April, he said, but these treatments would eventually begin to harm her. citizens outside the city because By BOB LIA)YI) Herald Staif Writer )6 - -- - more in fuel-adjustment charges next month. Customers of Florida Power & Light Co. enjoyed a negative adjustment of $1.09 for May as a result of Its $17million rate increase. However, FP&L,'s charge will go up to $2.74 in June of the q for those persons who utdttv after I)v':. 27. Thei: ch:re' wi) be 2.2. Oflicials explained the higher cost to lnng-Lime 4JtUI4111 t 14.1.3 lii fl.uü1, IlUi.W3 ;7;Xi. ;IILU1~V%; VII*11 fuel charge was frozen last November and December during PSC hearings into its legality. - -- — TA LLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) customers of three of Florida's four major ciectric companies will be paying I t w- — GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) ease that causes respiratory former Army paratrooper and Young Donnie Todd, whose ailments and makes Its victims Vietnam veteran. Doctors at first rejected DonFight against a rare disease won susceptible to a variety of other illnesses, especially those of the nie's father and mother as the sympathy of thousands, has iin early birthday present a liver and kidneys. It strikes one transplant donors, but further examination proved the new kidney to help fight the In 150,000 Donnie, who already has had fathers kidneys safe for the ravaging effects of his Illness. bronchitis and severe liver operation - WASHINGTON (AP) Administration officials expect the cartel of oil exporting nations to impose a petroleum price increase of10to15 per cent bY the end 0l the 1 met, a move that could provide more trouble for the U.S. economy. The adm rstraUon'i expectations were made known after the House Rules Corwrittee abruptly rwressional : suspended action Tu'sday cvi1W14t a.s :L eri-rgyconserV31jun rx.. ie. The schedule the bill for House floor &tion today but instead pit we matter over until after Congress comes back from its Memorial Day recess on June 2. w w - • Given New Kidnev Fuel Adjustment Charges To Go Up Next Month Oil Price Increase Seen By End Of Summer — - W.dn.sday, May 21,1975--3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Youna Dnnn4ia Tndd Wednesday, May 21. 19?S FLEA COLLAR u# r. yo - . . K,Ils Net ' di,s 63(~' --'- t P50 orTIMPM ANT & ROACH KILLER It) (V .I)SO1 LG I t' - CAI . To Found Out Your Coolinq Comfort insurance commissioner Tuesday approved a 300 per cent boost In physicians' Insurance rates to prevent cancelation of malpractice insurance until a state-created, doctor-run insurance company begins operation at the end of July. But Rep. John Forbes, a cKef architect of the Florida act, claims "no other state has taken such a far-reaching appruach to this problem." �Evening Herald CT 8314993 Wednesday, May 21, 1975-.4 WAYNE D. DGYLE. Publisher WIlLiAM D. dIBBlE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY. Advertising et' Hc'me Delivery: week. 55 cents. Mnth $i40 6 Months, $l4.; Year. 0,40, B) %fail* In Florida same as hoffle delp.-ery. All Mher Mail: Slonth, P-70; 6 Months. 1116M; 12 Monou. sr-4o. Ug Ad Vot' i m5Vflg to e the scales of time in Tampa, we we attended the justice tip toward humanity here in Sanford Univerty of South Florida. 11n I didn't see last week. I'm referring to Qrcuit Court nnr hear from Lien until I read about Gary J udge T. $ that Gary w.Hubbardsebelongsm theDwiono( Hubt*rd,atl6andhi tbomewith tiis Youth Services (DYS). blind father his mother younger sister, The Upper of th ose scales was a young got Into a Lit of trouble Seems Altamonte att orney from Orlando -James Lien. Not a Sprinp police charged him with driving a car really well known name, James Lien. But wbceoccu a were in a then of course he couldn't be. State At Abbott Herring's fr ce had anyway. since the 26-year-old Orlando juost they become ro(essiona1s" acccrt'ing to Downtown oriando. Not a plush office, not at ben. all, but you get the Idea its occupant kZIOWS Lien what he's doing and that he loves it and does It Hubbard's case was kind of a "C fl than a month t well. ne%'r11d haveha ppened,aflyway.That's because by next mouth a rust degree felony from the "other" side of the tracks. charge will require that a weapon be involved But what's even a longer way Is adoption oot snatching a purse, of a philosophy by a young attorney that the . . . apply to CVt'Y°ne -not without getting too deeply into law was WTltt.efl to and politically powerful. just to the wealth y f the case suffice it to say lien ently opened his own law practice. You see Gary w Johnson ruled on, comes from what society refers to as -other" !!~~4 hb Att—-.. Hubbard irdcted by the Grand Jury. 7bat took it upon himself to fight for Hubbard. And, meant the youth, now 17, must stand trial as most unportantly, be won. Johnson corn- an adult,, instead of being relegated to the that riches won't change this young at- mitted the Lake County youth to the Division t=ey.3 mind. juvenile division. This meant. also, that of Youth Services as a juvenile. James Lien. 1 know because many years ago robber lien lived just Krm the st:reet. ftom me. I .. .. . - " `-, t sent away toschoolonaschoLarship, and I did the same. Our paths crossed for a short -- — — __ ____ !_ 1019--__ __ - juvenile division, pililc5ophically,is the place to catch first offenders and juveniles "before To satisfy my curiosity, I paid a visit to Lien's office in the Metcalf Building in ('nnt'res.c with ic Wwral Democrat leadership is debating whether the federal voting Rights Act of 1%5 should be extended for 10 years. - whether they simply are failing to exercise their franchise for personal reasons. The latter is more likely to be the case but, We have the knowhow to develop it, terconfinental missfles able to zero in precisely on enemy military targets - munitions fac. Lheexten. "ouFi (OfleS. ITIISsiIt 3il(. militarY 1*50' fIUClet production facilities -mmiks so accurate they 1! fac!,p pope expard the act to cover about 25 states and create a large new bureaucracy at the federal level %ith power to enforce voti`ng laws for those with a minority heritage. Hearings on extending the act have failed to turn up any substantial evidence that there is any They thata F1 ' — __ —- I- . . . . - - - . 11 - ,_ ~_. W . . . 14__. ,: +.. --- __ f - +. ' - A - . __ Already in effect are the 15th Amendment to the Constitution forbidding racial discrimination in voting which became ef fective in 1870, bi lls This Is sophistry plain and unadulterated. be --~4.- -_ .— . - . - startled y0iwcfr- --c toWard accuracy. They, th fli3ClVeS, hlii ahew.. in this field at a remarkable rate. At their Ipif'+'- , - ... I , -a14L I j ___ • these countries to diversify their econornlesand ----- ii ' -__.uu::i ' - 441t7.. ,44 ,;.—. - -_ 24th Amendment, forbidding the use of the poll tax as a prerequisite to voting in federal elections, was ratified. Improved U.S. mi.ssiles, even if able to fut a fifty cent piece at 7,010 miles, would not be able Very few of Ow Arab countries have many internal investment opportanitiM thq Point These lasts, and two constitutional amend ments, still stand at the doors of the polls to encourage all persons of all creeds and colors to to destroy Soviet ore, these improvements gUldaIICe could not possibly cause the Russians to fear that an American first strike would destroy their capacity for retaliation. out 11 they were assured of safe external investment opportunities at 4r5eUUve rates, they would be less willing to restrict their oil output and lower prices would resuit. The economists concede that America c achieve e nergy self-sufficiency, but the price we Former Sen. George Alken, before retiring to Vermont wbier. lold his colleagues in a finwell speech that the cost of lielan ration'Is far out of line with our Ability to pay." They were not wijtved, apparently, Sen. Mike Gravel, the Al2k2 Democrat, has [X01x)sed that senators be allowed to employ larger staffs. California Sen. Alan Cranston gave tits prompt support in testimony bef ore Senate Rules Conur~ittee, de6iring that "senators - particularly senators from large states — are deplorably Understaffed." (arston employs 60 people with an annual payroll of Renewed hope r • i Rooks questkmable. Cranston, however, was on the mark with one comment. We will, he said. "inevitably be cri ticized ,aniord. . 2, - I 1710,10 9= ~ ~__ __ I - = . I ~ A M HOI&I I V----4 _. - - . i _____ . I. - I !f i - 'A . -- . 1 II i _____ ~ 'ri .4 I 77_. How soon will it be b3loro we can get in and see Ho Chi Minh City?" liall, at noon. She and her . . - - ' I '11ii ti_. "tN based on dignity and good taste. We care . . . U I was already flexing my muscles just thinki,ng "That's enough, Pawn," Rook said. "We've all of IL Stomp, st om p-stomp. Stomp, stomp-stomp. heard that one before. I only wish there StomP-stomp, stomp. Stomp-stomp, stomp. w_ some way we could, uh, cirinh Fischer'll ego, as It "I'd give anything about now for a nice fork, were." Maybe even a spoon." "Maybe we could arrange to have "Watch the levity there, Horse," the Bishop naked pictures blacked out In At a fime when President and Congre&i. and ' Thrliatson was that they mot 6-we been the.steneji pressure by his Capitol Hill leadfT3 weren't corzul!ed at the time of the killed. benq _p.~tor, Sen. Stron,7'hurmond. R-S.C'. V . .0 ,le dP VA I c ap U t,:Z~N,,_ , It __~ '%*~ ' I 1100 - 17-FOOT 00 REG. 1.99 - I ! 177 j! I 19'S da TABLE ~I 'P RADIO ' - REG. 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Airport Blvd. I i Mile Fail on Airpor, Blvd from lr,iffic %;Qnalon H,ghway 17 I ... - ) _/ I i ( I -- b 'a.----- . been 1 L!V,"/ DEODORANT I cl, 01 Mje= 11 --A.-- I _1 14% &.,IL... ikLi.SlUa, -ESPeCially W SUike LiLrgeta on the mainland." 111 fear." he added. "we can be charged with 0 ng.tv "t! . ~ - E - ___ And compassion. And . 1~p __ -,e :-.:&, I—- - t from books. Such as thought . -- ,1 MAWNGILL SEA&SKI * . --- . .- t t 36-TABLETS BRECOul ESITIN WA-MTHM . V I I £A "unwtl!lng to a Lcept ti'e , delivering the 9N-43 day after day," the Task "Why," deinandied McClellan, "don't we try Thurmond. a Powerful member of the Senate Force memo says. Arn**d Services Committee, is aloo a reserve Rather. the report says, he ptejerg ..to 711e President said it was necessary to prOtect major generaL an old World War 11 p&I of operate in an unmal enyhnment,i a world when U.S. forces in Va am of Tang ialand where the Roberts and the Asso(iation's influentisil pad In he is not a en.butapoliuCian4agjfl ThePdentssleactedcntheagjykeo( capbaredihipwumoored."Uwedon'tinoyeto president. the National Security C4uncil and ft mWwy . proted uW rAyal form, "be Sald,-.1 would be - AffIld tO dissent.10 Without Putting it quite so blunfly,tW ftpwt authorities, as wil as "my own JudgmenV derelict in my duty." Ptobeirts to pollUcians got the former Pittsbirgh recor"nds he be pa dedded that If we dW too litile,"I he S&K Ford admittied that he had specific in- ad nun routed in a suppressed Defense 1.we"I would jeopardize the Marine movement in formation whether Americans are on the Island Department Task Force study headed b' Instead Of Pentagon kept LIor months And suppressed Deputy him In t. the area.' the the SNP ... We'll have 10 Walt And we- We'll As3istant AMY Secretary Eckhard POM not even giving him He explained that at least 2,4w Cambotan beorup a copy. Its author, most ci the night." since ml when Roberts . . Wilfred F.bel, received a resoundtng troops were 'In a position an the mainland to He omfided to the congressional leaden that 'mora a ttack our Marin es." the Chinese CommunIst representative in courage indust and self disci line" havetn cornmeniation for his work, but then was At least promisedPromotion. Washingtonrefusedtodellveramessagetothe replacodby"Ie1Lriiv ,, . . . an/Incil!'erence rootnote: astdn, U-Miss., heartily endorsed the Cambodians demanding the release of the ce, Roberts told ship. the uppermod echelons, the report states, us he thought all milltaq &CUM eport had been "(He) did wt we* the me"e," reported the "Fate, W and a cerWjr, wnouvt 01 Int; igue- _____ Multi-Position . . I . I -_ .. r I -5 18~`: " x 1 9", cooking u It Z FA> V V %W0110 A - Wr LIMIT 1 - '-'----_..' '1 __ ~ 6 1'\\ SMOK ILL II f/ 11 LIMIT 1 Ri SIZZLER north and 70s south Daytona Beach tides, highs 5:58 aim, 6:32 p.m. lows 11:59 a.m. Port Canaveral 537 a in ' i r - r - Ph. 322-5212 I I 10 Pine Ave. JACK ANDERSON He said the US. Minh" in Peking fimffly an~ -inadequate lelde"hiP." the report goes on. minWibs reveal that Deffwcratk le,*ejm hAd Senate Repliblican leader Hugh Scat also deh%-ered the ")essage directly to the Cambodian As a result. tmining and Morale are b"aking !yAw. 'wwe Ford's daring plan to recapture the merchant A&W, -as a retired minor naValofricer and an A scathing secre is galering ship Mayaguez. unretiring type of Senator, I support you en. Pentagon study accures the chief of the Amy's called in the Vietnamese confUct,, fromupdisastrous unre&diness. Senate Democratic leader Mft Mansfield tirely.730.000 resentsts, Maj. Gen. Milnor Roberts, of The report says units Prticularly in r His approval was echoed by House --intrigue . . . lethargy ... and indifference" "intensive management-, include ..the am the Cambodia mainlatul. -11 expren deep Republican leader John Rhodes, R -Ariz., who which endanger military security and infanUy hen ion nation'ss ck-up troops. 5)haniaandMiflgiesota) the ha the Presdent, "at again (hitting) the mA.War,KL solutely.iftf b,a ta in Honolulu and You have plenty of force, air xW naval, without Sen. John McClellan, D-Ark., asked W y career. For Roberts will soon into the the tnt ia. Force *m attacked Cambodian targets before prestigious job of running tte 98,=member Whiie Cwgrm has poured bittim into 7be Senate's No. 2 Democrat, Sm Bob Byrd, the American merchant crewmen were. rescued. Resmv Officers, Association, thanks to behincl- Robtiv inefficient ortrauon, he has seemed J Since 1955 presumably the American people, seem bent on the achieving energy self. sufficiency one way or girlie another, and in view of the fears that have been ____~ - II C. II c) through Sunday. Mostly fair. Ilighs from the mid 80s to low %6-. I,ows mainiv . in the 60s 1 MORTUARY that country cutting off our oil supplies?" - _,:t ~_ . .PW19 - - -.--- . - --- l7t=-_,_n~_ __"___ ____;T__ 1_` _.; 1_ 1. - - - ;7~~ eD_ / - , *0 I ~ ,Jl/ inid 60s. Winds variable 10 inph or leA onshore seabreezes in the afternoon. Eunice 1. Wilson Directress I -, - -~'_-_._Z:.Lf.~ 7 ) -- LIMIT I HE...f I THE GET READI FOR17 ATn & EAI) ET REA IHOL'" Yesterday's high was 91, overni gh t low 65. Mostly fair through Thursday. Highs uppe r ROs to around 90. Lows around - 1 0111aw"01 asper-l-rild E WEATHER You can put your trust LB us . . . our reputation is \ I ; PACK OF 1 00 .1 I - . ./••'• . FOR r - \IAYZ7 Sanford Grammar School HIL,, 904 Ib4 UJ fl W WHITE iATE DRY 1, r y, ~ 1 ' Itink, 6:30-8:30 p.m. 1 1. I ', ~ PTA, 7:30 p.m., final meeting. Fifth Grade Awards Prograin. _______________ OR .- 0, . -_ Skating Party, Melodee Skating C"dw CONM 4$ fv- ~ If MAY 26 Idylwllde Elementary School ..r - U.., ,,, . 0. - I— , I BOXES Federation of Art. - 6 v,`~) of Commerce, co-sponsored this year with the Florida . SUPER - sponsoredbyDeBaryCharnber . - . ~ Dance. "Miss DeRary" Contest - . .@&~ . 2 , Court, will lead a Maypole - .g i V -_ V# _. I - - Dissension Over Ma a uez Revealed I crowned on grounds of DeBar , 0 ~: . -~~..4 - - -- DeBary," to be "Miss c -. above argue that the Russians woulil because we do have this power — with missile submarines - to destroy the Russians after any attack make. The phrase they use Is assured destruction. It's an impressive - 40116 . iA _________________ RIGHT GUA D N'SPAPE A i , f ; I invited vL riramkow Funefai Plome. The fact remains that if we do not develop "I sure could do with some action. couldn't was getting to WLe us, too." ould have to pay "would be horribly high and then sipeiraccurate missiles, and the Russians you, Knight?" the Rook said. "It's been so long "Yeah," umned the kin~ -why aren't all of whe thinp we would be forced to do without do attadr, even if they only strike at our missile since we got some exerdse in the Fischer - you watching out for me better?would be con;siderable." And if we strive for bases and leave our cities Intact, then the Spassky match I'm lust dt4rw, to take a our Majesty! the other pieces Independence to the exclusion o others, there La President of the United States will have no strai ght little jaunt out to QJ4 or try some cried reamm but to bomb Rinsim cities and destroy a little old pawn-grabbinl~" "All this inactivity makes you feel reallY cutting us off spin for mm ream in the fiftm. Runian ciantion and accept the destruc~ castling or ev '%ww what youdomean, Rook," the Knight helpless," a pawn saidL "Sort of as if in the great "On the odw harxi,it we were to encouitue a of ow in return or do noth1n said. '!thzght for a wtille there we were goi ng cosznc scheme of things, we were all just pawns country such as Saudi Arabia to Invest LiUIOna of to have another outing with Fischer and Karpov. In the hands ci..." The Senators and Representatives referred dollars in the United States, can you imagine expressed about the Arabs ,,buying up the Wd hWily. '11b is serious business. It's okay magazine he reaft," Knight suggeste& works out mathematically. But in Pirw4ical ,-What I don't urAerstand,- r.L-,%Opsaid, oil& country." Bohl's And Russell's proposal amounts terms, ammuvd destruction is a snare &-1 a for Fischier to quit playing if he feels like hokhng 11113 breath or going bowling instead. But what how he could turn down all that money and to a radical "t In policy. 7bey don't expect it to delusiorL about us? We could sit here and rot forever at disappoint all the chew fanL Not only thaL he's get very far. To be effective, asmeed destruction requires this rate.ii, k4fing the Russians win the championship after There is a definite mind-set in this country Uat an American president be willing to push Truly scaDdalOus!' the Queen SnOrted. "I hope all the nasty thbW he said about them.#I which is tied up in the Idea of Independence,,, that all-out button, knowing that he would Fischer is condemned to an ete ity of being "Maybe he was working for the KGB all this says Bohi. He doubts If many pol.iticians would respecting Staffer would try to thnk up costly new programs thereby be dooming the United States along with beaten by a fool's mate by — what Is it they call time Or the CIA," suggested the Queen 'Then be willing to support the "mave educational Russia. And it requires, too, that the Kremlin be lousy players, again -wood.pushers? Imagine again, maybe he was doing an imitation for his smtor to sponsor. 4 process" that would be necewsary, to chLVe the With Congress currently involved in a debate over cutting convinced that the president would. in fact, fuv. treating royalty like that, just when eve o I s , point an inflationary budget, the timing of the staffing request is MOW. Gravel's resoluUm d approved, would almost double the size of the present Senate staff at a cost of $41 million a year. It would also require additional office space at an estimated cod of $30 million - pho an indeterminate cod in generous fringe beriffits. And, as pointed out by Sen. Hwmn Talmadge, "any self- Deltona, at 2:30 p.m. Public Iu=a,rv come RALPH NOVAK I Chapel Buii will -In addition to the worldwide Availability of more ala lower price, America's prospects for secieffordable petroleum products would be much brighter. What maka , them so we the price of od would ___~ 11Y 25 Dedication of newly built Temple Shalom, on Elkcam OUELLETTE, DONALD M.~.~,itiary ounerai services Donald M. OuClielle. 5 S. of Geneva, who died tA- held al 2 P m, Thursday. in rrarnkow Funeral Home 14Iflhs DIUS - '.. I.— q I . - - IN . t Fellowship Hall First United Funeral Notice ORDE ----,It ~~~_~_~._ ...,,,_; .:,"'NT ,_0)0 .'!'%'r I a.tc'cralcars lit ias would be export more petroleum products because of newly created Investment opportunities for Income on p. . cOP1IiGIt 117S I If I Geneva died Monday at Ohio; brother, Robert Ouellette chair man ' , t s I he Drive, Seminole Memorial Hospital. A of flubc-irt, N.C. DeBary, Fla. 32713. A small fee native of Haverhill. Mass., and Gramkow Funeral Home in for space. Dance, Saturday he had lived in Geneva area for charge of arrangements. evening at Fire Hall in DeBarv. _________________ resources, notably OIL An interdependent approach would mm: -More countries, such as the Arab nations, 'PW - B DEATH a retired Chief Petty Officer. with the U.S. Navy and served in W"WII, 4- money they now earn selling their energy 7 - Plaza, Casselberr) expertise Such investments, they claim, would allow .I \ . Ii • guarantee them greater future returm on the ii ; ; American ________________ 9" MAY 24-25 Centennial Plus 4 Spring Art Festival by Florida Federation of Art, at DeBary Mansion. All DONAIM OUEI.I.EITE Survivors include two sons, Florida artists invited to William of Titusville and exhibit. To secure registration Ouellette, Do".aid M 55, of Robert Oue llette, tom forms %Tite to am ar. 1% " is the goal the States should be pursuing in the matter of ' So at least urge two Southern Illinois University economists, Douglas 11 BOW and Mflton Russell, in a recently publishied book, for U.S Energy Policy — Security." Instead of attempting such political strateg~ as tahffs and import qwtw to attain energy Lndependence, they argue that the United States should be ran Invest y in the American marketplace - to buy Into ",banks, corporations and I * present pace, they will be able to make accurate, effective attacks on all US. land-based miniks the rest of their land-based units and their miss;ile submarines in reseirve for coun- !i -- __: . -.4 ; **;;- ;* fl9 --- OUR WORD OF HONOR _______________________ . . Contact Mrs. Frank flartilagcr of Deltona to offer your ser- ,MAY 24 Fertilizer sale, Optimist Deltone Civic Association on U.S. Cities If needed. Ability To Pay A -I i AT SUPERS PHONE 322.8270 meeting, 7:30 p.m. L)eltona Youth Athletic Fund and ommunity Center. More in- Centrid Florida Chorale .NIAN'23-25 Global interdependence,not JJect i--io - I . I ., *. :::.* : 3 . .+:. .I - --- magic formation from the special benefit, Slid-Florida S&I, Fellowship Players present ppointed, with Airport and 17-92 and Seminole "TheMiracle Worker," 8 p.m., N, - __ - I te be desUbilizing - inducing the 11~~ to attack rust out of few. enter. I A& . return more than a quarter of all Americans. 7be Congressional hypocrites don't y written, the voting rights law extension should be allowed to expire by the Congress. a - . uuithor to 45-million Russians, and losing m course I & ;I . powerful Senate and House leaders, verbally post:uttw with self-fighteous circumlocution - race away from the t)olls. 71us it is unfair for outlawing racial discrimination passed in 1870 and 1871, and laws passed during the 1950s and 1960s specifically providing tha t all persons. regardless of racial or ethnic background, should be allowed to vote. Another major stride came in I%4 when the . ",.-/-I , - Yet~ in a cruel travesty on reamm and logic, arearguingthattheonlymoralstrateglcdefense voting when little evidence of it exists. As it is , I 4_1 would do 11mited damage to civilim populations, especially if those populations were even is one wtuch depends on our killing in one spasm amounts to a charge of racial discrimination in % noon a home officers. Mstc Mary O'Lear, chairman 11 .., I .. - makes no seme at all, either riiy. concerted effort to keep persons of any minority Congress in effect to smear 25 states vith what PROMPT, REI IABLE PERSONAL SERVICE WILL 00! Mobile laws. YOU HAVE Home Owners dnd member of Restaurant. Installation of "Reluctant Astronaut" 10 a.m., Alternative ,*c -, -1 It Global AREA Freedom ( , WASHINGTON - ONEA) - Sometimes C or despite ~~ 1 ents. Band; MAY 23-24 Juice Club, C of C office, Symphonic Band: Stage (,Ic*ut 9th Orchestra; and Poppy Dubs by American Altamonte. Sp"z4ker, j; Kimrey, of U.S. Geological 1,:3Op,SCh0I Legion and Au.'ary 255, ot . survey, on water co ricprv . _. _____ ~_ . - :1 I I Destruction IS Assured Ma dness, The real question before Congress is not so much whether people are kept from voting as it is I // 'Softy, returns on pfescfiptior,s are prohibited by various 0 Chamber of Commerce Orange Band Concert featuring the I I DON OAKLEY . \,\ If you are not completely satisfied wilh any stem' bought at SupeRx, we urge you to bring it back with the cash register receipt for a cash refund, exchange, or adjustment to your satisfaction. WHEN ONLY...FRIENDLY PHARMACISTS AND ;,,, -ED PRICKETI 1 of Florida Coalition of Mobile luncheon 11 a.m., Capri dinner, 5-7 p.m.; mote National . tn v!t.- 4-,-~--al LVA EM 11 Seminole Audubon Society monthly meeting and covered dish picnic at Silver Lake home of Mrs. M. Fowler, Sanford. Altamo nt e .' r .ngs ir pring Fling FJ t Seminar, 7:30-9:30 p.m., First Cas3elberry Woman's Club, Carnival, 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Federal, Magnolia and Church, Overbrook Palmview and Palm Springs Orlando. Speaker John Adams, l.ake Mary Woman's Club Drive. Barbecue chicken 4 founder and executive director and (Jeep well injection. RAY CROMLEY south. In the past 10 years, however. registration of blacks in the seven southern states affected by the Voting Rights Act has nearly doubled. A handful of black elected offic; 0aIs infhow same states has grown to some 1,100. yti MAY22 01 Women Voters, Seminole County Federation ieague 730 p.m., First Federal of of Woman's Clubs, 10:30 a.m. Seminole SR 434. Longwood. meeting followed by covered dish luncheon and Installation. Mobile Home Owners Board meets at 9:30 a.m., not just icr money place after all. Not I! t produces young at. - but also frr tho irimtection of the citi?rns ~-__-__ origina l act as %Titten by Congress 10 sears ago __ - Keep in mind that Hubbard -regardless Th e expanded to cover more persons in more staies, or allowed to expire. No thoughtful person would argue against the fact that some regional racial disicrimination :& tes of America when the 9Wi_ %A~ 0"W%"%__ torTley applying the law SUPShWORD OF HONOR ____ Z o Also there is a feeling that the mlespang. to Say tt* ieas4 to see a at- of the tracks must not have been such A bad Hubbard. as an adulL must stand trial for V%IAI% A4 CALENDAR Also, Owe is the cool, clew knowkedge Wednesday, May21, Evening Herald, Sanford, El. AVE NEXT C it ON. FRENCH AVE., SAMOHD. FLA. 3V71 Area Cede YiS-3fl.l —Around The Clock p'- S �- _: 6 A—E vening I ra, Sanford. !L — . Wedroesday, May 21. 1 f75 i — WORLD IN BRIEF Flow Settlement Without Suit Sought I Altamonte Revokes Billboard Permit By DONNA FSrES herald Staff %ij(er Both alternatives available to the city to let construction continue and be in violation of city law or to revoke the permit and possibly be subject to damages left the city little room for ALTAMONTE SPRINGS City Commissioners last night action. Two U.S. Officers Killed revoked a billboard construction permit Issued to Florida Media 1 think the city has the authority to revoke it and there is Inc., and authorized Mayor Norman Floyd to negotiate a set. some question of whether damages can be collected," Davis tlement with the company to avert a lawsuit. said. By Iranian Terrorists Immediately after the commission voted unanimously to The action was taken after City Attorney Jce Davis said the revoke the permit, Bill King of Florida Media presented a bill city had two alternatives In settling the issue created by the ! Three terrorists shot and killed for work done by his company on the billboard. The bill listed !i!rmt b'ti is!u'd in 'o1.ation of the city nJ two U.S..$,iri."-. . ,-• .................. the were us uri%en to work. Their rar1lan diive. was 1I5 captained af ter the permit Was Isst!d a to Florid Floyd was authorized to negotiate with the firm, but before rt harmed, and the assassins escaped. The Iranian Media, it was di&overed another billboard exists less than 500 paying any money to gain signature on a release of liability. overnmesfl said they were Marxistguerrillas, and feet away on SR 436. In othe r business, Commissioners; action will be spared to find the murderers and bring hem Davis said while the law says issuance of the permit does — Approved payment of $42,051.60 to Baycon General for to Justice." The U.S. Embassy refused to identify the not confer any rights and privileges on the applicants, it also work on the lift stations of the sewer interceptor system and vlctims until their next of kin in tLe United States were - - - - - -'• - - .. roti1ied. They were assigned to the big U.S. Military Assistance Advisory Group in Iran. Saigon Has New Face SAIGON API — There are strange sights and sounds in 31417* w ho knew tht, South eumrre , ti C zzuiug.i tk it or. Soviet-t,uilt MIG jets that once engaged U.S. warplane over North Vietnam fly in formation over Saigon in victory celebrations. A blue-gray helicopter of Air America, the airline financed by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency, whirls overhead. Left behind by the Americans who departed in haste, it now bears the yellow star of the North Vietnamese air force. At Tan Son Shut air base the Pentagon East, the headquarters of the U.S. Military Assistance Command Vietnam MACV) and later the U.S. Defense Attache's Office, lies in ruins. The Americans apparently destroyed it with thermite grenades. TNT and gasoline during their hasty pullout to keep documents and equipment from falling into Communist hands. Ho Chi Mtnh's picture hangs from the presidential palace from which President Nguyen Van Thieu fled last month. Kissinger In West Berlin BONN, West Germany (AP) Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger flew to West Berlin today to make a speech giving the Communists another warning not to draw the wrong conclusions about the United States from their conquest of South Vietnam. Kissinger during an overnight stop in Bonn met for the first time with the foreign minister of the leftist military government of Portugal, Ernesto Augusto Antunes; dined with West German Foreign Minister Hans-Dietrich Genscher and had breakfast with Chancellor Illemut Schmidt. - Anarchists' Trial Starts STUTTGART, West Germany (AP) Andreas Brader and Ulrike Meinhof, West Germany's Bonnie and Clyde, go on trial today in n special courthouse built in a maximum-security prison at a cost of $3.5 million. The leaders of the Baader-Meinhof gang of anarchists are accused of a wave of bombings, shootings and robberies In 1971-72 In which four U.S. soldiers and a German policeman were killed, 65 persons were injured and the equivalent of about $)O,000 was stolen from six banks. - Housing Compound Guarded VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) Laotian troops guarded the gates of an American housing compound today after about utha took the U.S. ahl agency's headquarters in Vientiane and paiiited "Americans go home" in red on the walls of t*iildings. In the south Laotian town of Savanr1akbei, a (JOZefl Americans and six other foreigners remained under loose house arrest for the sixth day. But they appeared to be in no danger. - Zoo ... says the peirmit may be revoked if cmstruction had not begun. Construction was underway. • $630.77 to Glace and Radcliffe for engineering smices on the Job. More Space For Storage (Continued From Page 1•A) Again, there isn't any spot where we can lump all this vtkr but right there, Harrell continued The stairwell leading from the second floor of the Jail to (be roof Is one of the chief fire hazards listed by the county fire add ministrator during inministrator spection of the facility earlier this year, according to department records The records being housed in the stairwell belong to the comptroller's division, which must be kept safe to comply with state law. Harrell explained that the "sally port" area is dangerous in two ways the fact that a crusier can't be driven Into the area and the cage gate dropped, thus preventing a possible escape of a prisoner, and secondly, while walking a prisoner into the jail, the deputy must pass "at least 10 items that could be used as weapons" before reaching the jail door. "The bicycles will go, sooner or later, but the drive will fill up again. It's a never ending problem," Harrell said, The "sally port" Is also used for lire vehicles to reach the jail area in case of fire, but because of the crowded conditions, trucks must park outside and run hoses into the jail, over the bicycles and other equipment stored there Harrell admitted that in the recent expansion of the 'itiuent's üUiu spottv, not enough storage space was planned and that storage area which did develop has been filled to Continued until 4:30 p.m., July 29 a public hearing on the request of James Bell to annex and rezone his pie-shaped parcel of property at 507 lake Destiny Drive near the Orange County line to commercial. Bell said he wants to operate a print shop and possibly a convenience store at the site. Bill Taylor, chairman of the planning board, said the advisor) group made no recommendation on the item, but were concerned about hazards developing at the Intersection of Wmore Road, and Lake Destiny Road. Commissioner Cal DeVoney preferred to wait to we how the Maitland t,,z '.'n i T?UCS for zoning change mercial on a'ijarent property in Orange County. I .i'; .• - - -j- it . - AI - --_- - - . .. 2, A llr_ — - - - - -. - - Jail stairwell Is (ire hazard because of eqidpment storage. capacity. "We appreciate the problems the County Commission has and we know they want to help as "When we had that jail fire, Mr. Vihlen came down at 1 a.m. and worked with the men in clearing up the problem," Harrell said. "We haven't seen the other conunissionera, but would like for them to come over and look at the problem." Meanwhile, Harrell, Proudloot and Polk have Instructed deputies and jailers to shove as much out of the way as possible to clear the stairwell sto best they can, but right now we face a serious problem if we can't get this stuff moved and a space problem resolved," Harrell said. "If we have a fire and somebody gets hurt, we're going to be in trouble." Harrell said the only county commissioner who has personally viewed the iicobieni b Sid Viilen Jr., prisoners could be moved in case of fire and the "sally port" cleared as "best as possible" to allow passage by deputies and prisoners. who has toured the jail several times since assuming the chair- manship of the board, "This Is a very serious A search warrant used in the rime," Burke said, "and there raid was declared defective iould be no possibility of error Aug. 18 and herring appealed n identlflcaticn)." the decision to the Fourth In other court actions yester- District Court of Appeals at ay, Circuit Judge A. J. West Palm Beach. oseman Jr. dismissed a drug As part of the settlement 'arge against a 30-year-old announced by Herring, Mabie aris Tenn,, man George Allen Thompson was lIed on a charge of possession controlled substance by sselberry Police in midbruary after a suitcase found Ith him in a taxicab was IA' ?.as, i — The city rccenty 1equeIe ttw Class C operator out of CETA funds. Public Works Direct r Ralph Fisher said the city re ied upon i acceptance sewer V 4 4' I - • ___ Goinct Stronq! FPL. . W - 100 M - ' M'I I id - i4 I HIGHWAY SAFETY COMMISSION lIc,., D.a.in. _ '-'.- -- U..: ______________________________ , -- -- ( ita LlquiA Starting ,IEADERSHIP than ;'i jg al Da Opien Regular Hours Y - qui on all items. Phone— 321.0250 hh' Sam - Delicious flavors' 11 . '._ . . ' 33 /2 GAL 751z, erba Essence . L- IN ' Limit own,cross - - Wide multicolor web. CHECK THESE! AYDS CANDY Delicious candy helps yoi eal less! . -,, Springs systems. A luminum . 1 Save Now re TOWEL ETT1. . ! 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'"_ ICNIC I U ..n co.pon thru 24, 1975 - WALGREEN COUPON , I BATH 0 SOAP : - REG . or vernight guests .241O WASH 'n DRI moist disposobles, Reg. or 21 I WALGREEN COUPON TENNIS . 9 £ '10 a ..- LOW-PRICED ! 16 Yellow' brown PVC web. 24-ox. May I - . 24 x72 in. Long A Limit 1. a • Frame SUPPLYI 28 U WIL ON FOLDING COT 2-WEEKS : I COUPW Pot CV111iodw 8'.oz. Adorn. regular or unscented. IN ,:' '_V Lawn Chaise '"-- - ' • Hair Spray — Aii',1 y WALGREEN COUPON- A Cotton /Vinyl Covered : Firm & Free . OUTDOOR FURNITURE BUYS! I Limit i. witti iroWon May 21 thru 24. 1975 I - indexed by drug Polyfoam Mattress I 0 1 narn:, pcedby " ___ - - • 840 Continue to Quote Ri Prices by Phone. !MEMO 0 0 V 0 W. .. - YES! Wolgreens Will I I Spanish Style Legs Padded Seat Reg. 499 U ccr ';'5 CiI UII ,.. - "' thru ~VALGREEN COUPON I BAR STOOLS HASSOCKS boil — WOOD. COVERED strength. Avail. able leneric" drugs Included. Adding he may chang oe his mind about the rates if the city can expand its water system, Connell pointed out there is 1 a 21 _ Simple to use. Handy guide is 4 dehc,ous flavors 12 ..,..,.___-"' Hours Mon.-Sat.9:30 a.m.-9 n.m. Sun. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. —- VINYL OVER I RX PRICES WAL r 4_------------------ Be In formed! Consult our full scale, Indexed Rx price book Altarnonte Springs. poll AIRPORT BLVD, SANFORD tight reselved WWI ___________ r I I WED. thru SAT. Sanlando Utilities or Winter CENT !' rBENNIAL I Phone— 313 9190 Rx . particularly low. lie said for 10,000 gallons of water. I,ongwood's charge is higher - Our 7 _____ a gauge on the lift station. Councilman Gerard Connell led the move to keep water rates at their current level, presenting statistics showinp already $18,000 budgeted for I expansion of the distribution system. Connell also said the Skylark sewer plant is not paying as way through the rates charged there, noting expenses for items ranging from labor to cternicals used at the! Skylark plant are improperly charged to the water system operation. Connell, based on figurcs isher prepared, estimated the actual annuial operating, cost for ttie sester plant is $13,000. Fisher said he will have to replenish some $10,OW worth of stock in the utility department replacing that used during the first half of the year. Council instructed Julian to prepare an ordinance retalnin' the current rate. but boosting Briggs & Stratton 4 h. p. Motor imt ' 21 thru 24 1975 determine usage of the plant by 40 GOVERNOR'S -,' when the city waived this requirellient to the develoix'r of Skylark. "I don't think the city ought to with this," Fisher said, Ile added it is now obvious that the city must require the developers of Columbus Harbor subdivision to install the fiost meter at its sewer plant before the city accepts the facility. Adair's letter also required test wells which will be no problem at the Skylark facility, Fisher said. Council instructed City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. to confer with Adair to straighten out the,situation. Fisher said the DI'C can ARRIVE AUVE h LsusHi HOSPITAL NOTES Elo,e I. Cluster. Lkltwui 1 division to have a full tinle sewer plant operator on staff by 7E " ". .t.r,tv+ a letter to the city, also require(i . SWAP C.UIIIII IL.VI PItIII A 4 IIIIUIII !I D11 that Langley Adair, county pollution control officer, ha declared the city, to continue receiving a permit for plant operation, must install a flow meter estimated to cost t' • Prosecutor Charles Gordon the record of a Casselberry books," she said. old the jury that store em- woman arrested July 17 in a Assistant State Atty. Bill )lOyes in their testimony had state attorney's raid on a ware- Ilelfernan said Ms. Graham )ositively identified Skates as house in Altamonte Springs. "was in the wrong place at the he man who handed the Marva Dean Graham was wrong time" and the court ssist.ant store manager a note charged with wholesale ordered records of Ms. Lnnouncing a holdup and who possessionof obscene materials Graham's arrest expunged ad held a gun to the head of a along with Jerry Lee Mabie, 31, from public records. lerk and later threatened to of Orlando. The charges were blow away" the employes if later dropped by State Atty. GAIL hey didn't go back inside the Abbott herring as part of a deal .-- um upermarket after the holdup. that he said "virtually cleans tv m Defense attorney Carroll up pornography in Seminole urke argued that the robbers County." DEAN'SCAREER APPAREl. 1,1 IM.$i to of O Trb(b II ad worn heavy coats and Officers said the viarehouse 11104 Mayu Ciswswc,y $34 P4I ossack hats trimmed with fur was being used by Transcon ''-'' tilled down to their eyes and Corporation. Mabie, at that at the Identification of Skates time, was an officer of the was very much in doubt." corporation. Cmnilnued From Page I-A) A Wednesday, May 21, I915-7A Evening Herald_ Sanford, Fl. Package Plant uunclimen were al.sii unanimous In their indignation outitla Requests For Funds Hit County Board Snag ___ Sewer :- - - In Grocery Holdup Some commissioners ex- would not be zAiad for any letter which blamed the County thought. Other counties and responslb!e for paying off the pressed a dissatisfaction with more money. Commission for the delayed cities have donated to the note when the money was spent Jack Hanna, director of the the Society for asking for more Following the presentation of opening and Vitilen labeled this society." to impro county Lands. roo, said, "The roads are the money after the Commission the resolution, Commissioner "disheartening." Ryan said that if somebody major hnM'!p no'; had preiously been told they Harry Kwiatkowski asked I don't think citiens should Vihien told Rozon that when doesn'tpayoffthe$100,000bank flown if be considered the the Commission contributed note the 28 individuals who do this," he said. resolution a "demand or $500,000 worth of land for the signed two years ago will be The proposal for the coun ty's resolution." site, the Board was told that held individually responsible. $20,000 purchase of five acres of "My first response to reading "was supposed to be all." the three-year note will be land would increase the land the resolution was to tear It up Vihien said since then the due next year. Ryan said the area of the park, according to I75 and throw MAY20, It Madeline M. Otto, Deltona away," County has donated another Society will not be held Ryan. Kwiatkowski said. "Ryan On $100,000 in grant monies and responsible for the note. ADMISSIONS Walter D. Lee, Deltona The land was bought from a Lee Anna Leonard, Orange writing the resolution) did a spent "a lot of time working Ryan said the money was Sanford; owner and now the Private poor job in representing the with the zoo officials in the borrowed in order City the Society wants Norval G. Angle the county to buy Louise M. Smith, Orange City Zoological Society," he said, planning stages." Society could receive matching land the to include Hzrvey E. Collier Kwiatkowski also quizzed in the park. Paul Anionic, Osteen "I find it disheartening that federal funds to spend on Rozon on whether the fencing citizens think it is the Corn- preparing the park Robert L Cornell Jr. and that would be required In order to mission's fault for the delay In $200,000 has been Celeste S. Har.'ey DISCHARGES spent for this open the zoo on July 4. David Horace Green opening," Vihlen said, purpose. ROZOn said if fencing was not Jesse Wheeler Sanford: This morning Ryan said the Ryan, who also signed the Gwendolyn M. Johnson installed It would not stop the Society was not asking for any note, said he didn't think Florence E. Nelson opening, but he said the main support of the zoo, but are citizens should Le held John t. Crawford Gertrude Carlston reason for putting up the fence "asking for assistance in LuJa C. Gardner E5sle Mae Bryant was to keep people who visit the construction of their the Clorta W. Hatcher Charlotte Davenport park Ironi wandering off the County's) park." Muriel Carter Elva Sawyer ItotjertW. Markos park grounds onto private Society Trustee Ruth Patricia Teresa H a r w 0 0 Cl, property. Swinney told the Commission Tommie lee Holt Vihlen told Itown he had that "it Is taking lots more to Casselberry Sarah E. Pennycuff received eight phone calls and a develop the park than we Mabel A. Friedic, DeBary Austin Tunsil Evelyn W. Perkins, DeBary Catherine P. Audas, Deltona Mar)' C. Chappelle, Deltona - Installed At - A/ + D 4 Anruiir'tr#1 I T UJVV'MJ'.1 VVJII IWIVO L.) Skylark The unanimous agreement was to retain the current rate of $350 per 5,0OOgallonsmnmniiiiu11 and 45 cents per thousand gaUons thereafter. . - I :- - Approved the annexation and rezoning to commercial ef the 1.6 acres adjacent to Chateau LeMans north of Sit 436. Plans are to build a liquor store at the site. Davis was instructed to prepare an ordinance for passage on first reading next week, Denied a request for rezoning of a lot at the corner of Orienta and Robin Road to permit construction of a duplex. iubbeiy - : - tutil . Meter Must Be -:;: - .' — Grant said the resolution considerably water meter fees their own way, rather than Fisher cited as an example less of water picked up by A $3 charge to all persons time enterprises that have from the current $110 for a current city residents paying the city charge of $1,020 for a trucks. attempting to pay their water installed fire sprinkler systems. method of increasing water rates was the political way of three-quarter Inch meter to $175 more money to provide service four-inch water meter when — A minimum fee of $3.50 for bills with bad checks, — Council Chairman J. I. IA)NIiWOOD—The good and with an equivalent increase for to them. acquisition cost alone Is $1,600. emch unit In multi-family — A charge of $5 plus actual Grant s topped consideration of doing things and would permit the had news at this week's City each larger meter thereafter. He noted that other cities Other increases approved dwelling whether served with costs per trip to turn water off amending the rate ordinance to future Councils to raise rates at Council meeting were Council's Councilm, Don &'hreiner charg2 iiiore for water meter included: one meter or more and the when a leak develops in indoor permit changing by resolution will, denying the people the agreement to retain water rates said by raising water meter and connection fees than — A raise from 50 cents to $2 owner, rather than tenants, plumbing. rather than by ordinance right to have their objections at current level and a fees develor'rs will be paying Longwood dces. heard before the fact. the charge for 1,000 gallons or expected to pay the bills. A monthly fee of $7 i" w'Lested by Julian. notification from the state Department Of Pollution W~ ALGRkEEN -COUPON Control I that a $300 flOW meter must be installed at the - discovered to contain 15 pounds and Ms. Graham signed a cease of marijuana with a street and desist agreement stating value of A= uxiak they i (or A circuit court jury has found At an earlier hearing, Judge sale of alleged pornographic a second suspect guilty in the Hosemann ruled the arrest was materials in the county. Jan. 7 robbery of a Winn-Dixie unlawful and suppressed the Also as part of the settlement store at Altamonte Springs. evidence in the case. Mabie agreed to drop a federal The Jury returned a guilty of Thompson had been arrested court damage suit against verdict rstertiay for on traffic charges in connection herring, Sheriff John Polk and Richard Lamar Skates, fl, of with an incident in a lounge Altamonte Springs Police Chief Orlando, after a one-day trial parking lot on U.S 17.92 in Justus East The state returned L*fore Circuit Court Judge which a policeman was knocked to Mabie all confiscated David U. Strawn. down by the taxicab, materials except for three Strawn ordered Skates held in After Thompson was booked cartons of books and magazines jail pending a pre-sentence at Casselberry city jail officers valued at about $3,000. These ivestigation. opened the suitcase to in. were to be destroyed by A co-defendant in the case, ventory its contents and found Ilerrtng's office. 3ary Linn Gilvin, 23, of Ken- the marijuana. Yesterday Ms. Graham told ucky was earlier found guilty Judge Hosemann granted a Judge Ilosemann that she was ind sentenced to K) years In motion by defense attorney only a bookkeeper at the warexison for the robber)'. Gerald Rutberg to wipe clean house. "I never sold any nasty t. - DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer - -; By d Man Convicted Harrell Says Jail Needs -. h.'. • 15 ! a - 219 o4l ~o* Pocket Fisherman 95 Islice NONE MRIMIM9 . N �- June MMEN Time Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. Wednesday, May 21,197;-4A I • Women Enioy Fellowship :-L ' - - At I • MemDersnip Loffee - - is National Rose Month: I To Plant Fragrant Gardens _______ - I P,''r' such as painting and drawing, Club -.I but Owe will also be a limited Sanford congratulates selection of crafts. A highlight Idylwilde Elementary school of the evening will be the forcollectlngthemosttradl ng cro M y Ins stamps In the club's 'Glue for contest sponsored by the the Zoo' contest. Students WOfl DeBary Chamber of Corn. the honor of naming the three merce, which Is working ex. baboons at the zoo, and chose tensively wfththe FerStIoflifl ldylwilde Ida, Idylwilde Bill ng plani for the upand Ferdinand The dub ha cor n i ng Bicentennial Yuir. collected a to of $2,600 1 the The show is free to the public, 7.00 through redemption of- and displays will be in place by trading stamps monies from 10 am each day, with schools and IndIviduals sale of festivities lasting Into the planks for Preservation Trail evening al-21 yearly mcmberships. Julniol 0a. 01 a ., r % __ "F' 'L - - 71 1 / • — J ---'--"--' \ - ' OUT W I dub mem bers, was Mrs. AllenO.McKelveybotiom left, center) pictured getting to know club membenMrs.JotinWllsoa and Mrs. George Wells. 1 • "ontau'i Cub of Sardw." Membership Coffee chairman Mm Woodrow Cluk (top left) enjoys conversation with Mrs. Ralph Jants, at whose beautiful South Sanford Avenue home this annual event was held, Saturday morning Among t1 guests eujoylngmochacoffeeand a varkty of delectable I ' -- ar- - :. .! r' ..• . . . ,r,, . 44:K j. . :" . • '_ I •. ,. . 1:-- ' ' C..' - L Mrs. F.T. Merlwether(top right) serves cottee to guest MrL Val Colbert while club members Mm William Layer and Mrs. Jack Btu-ney get In Hoe for a taste of the delicious mocha coffee. Attr tiv spring floral decorations brightened the refreshmenu table and other rooms in the Jarvis home. Ta ki re book was Mrs. Richard Elam (bottom right, sea ted) assisted by Mrs. William L Kirk Sr., plctared welcoming guest s. Hugh (Hetaid Photos by Jean Patteson) Ak, ac --. --- - . _J ____ - . '. .- -•-"--" - -'' e 4 if , ll, - I ..•'' - • . I - k - M - A • • , I 'S * A:X K ~ 1' 1 Coml* c 14 Card - Draws Blank From Sweetheart - ear Abb y Do you think that receiving no know to perform an operation When people learn that I am a answer was an answer In the on me to prevent pregnancy, widow, they ask, "What hap. General Electric pened to your husband? CanThanks for your comments who will They all say "Oh, cer' Heart' or did he the in I read in the obituary column wrote on the bottom, "() an By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN CONNECTICUT YANKEE you'll change your mind one accident" that her fa ther had died, and serious side, I'd like to take you Central Asr Conditioning DEAR YANK: Your comic day and then will be 50M." Or: she was still a "Miss." out for dinner if you aren't too Abby, I just can't bring system Ihase been a widower for ia upset about the loss of your card may not have been so 'Havea few kids ftrst—thenl'U myself to tell them that he when he is PLUMBING comical since the lady was still do It for you" They act like committed suicide, so I say, derstand' old enough to Un- your husband was Ill(It'. t so I sent this childhood father.") w HEATING, INC ) and be took as iii, WALL No reply. Should I write to her In mourning. Wait a while, then they'd be committing some -He was sick and died.#$ (Ile sweethe months, rt a Mass card. She Please help me, Abby. I have life. 1001 Sanford Ave. 122.6%2 promptly wrote to thank me for again? Perhaps telephone her' telephone her. If you get a kind of crime, had been under the care of a no one else to ask. chilly reception, you'll know Abby, why shouldn't I be able psychiatrist, so that could be YOUNG WIDOW )vu blew It. to have that kind of operation if called an illness, couldn't it?) DEAR WIDOW: The bmth Is id, fivIaNIUre ff Al" DEAR ABBY:,I am a 23-year- that Is what I want? Arid where What should I tell mv oh"I 4,s%. Suupty say that old, college-educated. on. can I fin! ' !cc -'a'ii EVERY it? I have definitely made up my IDAHO HE mind that I do not want to bear the DEAR READER: ~n'p 're'rl! many styles any childrer. If I marry and sonally feel that if you do not 11L W". colors and "A SP want a child, I will adopt a want children, It's your right. sizes to choose homelem child since I think Keep shopping around for a PRECISION CUT from fit,there are already too many doctor. it you can't find one, children in the world. & lnqWre at your nearest Planned A!so,I would like to be able to Parenthood office for In. have sex without worrying formation. Their motto Is; about getting pregnanL and no "Every child should be a an t ed child. And !eouldn't UNIPE %:I!uuuImIuu.lz_...I. $A AAOO I Tinted & Re of contraception that is IDD per DEAR A13BY: Sly husband Complete cent foolproof. corn ittedsujcjdeandleftme I bave asked every docior I with a tiny baby. - DINETTE SUS PY HOT HOUSES re For Flowers NOT PEOPLE DEAR ABBY: It's been 50 it. Then I sent a comic card that years since I've even thought of read, "Are you free Saturday — ' AV J~j -------- 0 tobe Al Crowd... START TODAYI Thols w I 00 k $1750 A. ,• , • I 1 I I ' -. II FURNITURE U IU James Trippletf--Ownor OPEN DAILYf4 WED.f.12 : 'i Mits"' : - • •••• '' M.I ? CS ru' t*J% ;rsaQ .fIt 4$! R$ulI? Oi I ) flft U81 Ii 'O co.0d o *Id SQl0 )'OIaI t.rd •.qM$ois.iol7 po'.,"d. a ShC •,,• 50 YgJI t. ,0'm,, '0 " -- Mof*y 084t. NO 1YSf ,*,t ,.ma,k*bI. Midid •,,Pd 1 F II'4CI Co'p UI $ / % FREE U IWf lW for pubhc use without a PRESCRIPTION "- • ''4( - ' ____ ________ BON BON FLORIBUNDA 'W I Tj I the summer. Encourage roses to rebloom by cutting the blooms in the right place — always just above aIieleaflet leaf. Anew stem will start to grow and produce blooms In about six weeks. Ibbrid roses are budded on a wild rose understock or root system The root portion of the rose docsn t gro as rbustl as the top portion, consequently, if rootstock is not good when planted, It won't increase too ui'l "hiNt !'.Ch in good results on top ONDlTmNER n H SHAMPOO & SET :J;~ "1 a v Ah COUPLE HONORED AT RECEPTION Mr. and Mrs. Robert Karns were hosts at a reception held in their 2103 Oak Ave., Sa nf ord home, Saturday night, to introduce Miss Dana Ann Mengel, bride-elect of David Lanier to friends in her future home town The couple Is pictured (at left) with (from center) mother of the bride Mrs MeaWi 'cngt, m th cr of th e brldcgrocm, Mn %ynelle lanier and fath er of the bride Wilmer Mengel 316Cornmtrcial Ph. 3224913 (Next to Holiday House) Downtown Sanford L0*vlew p1mls ______________ _________ Soprano Doris Butscb, an instructor in FTU's Music Department, will present a concert May 23 at 8:30 p.m. in Rehearsal I1 acc Wolf, pianist and chairman of FTU Music Dept. as well as by her son, Scott, who is majoring In classicial guitar at FTU. The concert ls free tothe students preparing for who are ,. profeional careers will vie for •i 'n l. ,wI.a mnrtv In an .' anntal competition spo'tsored by the Florida Atlantic Music Guild on Dec. 11 and 12 at Florida Atlantic University • Everything is going Up. Not only has the price of our 75 foot wooden poles risen, $425 in 1973 to $636 in 1975, but so has the price of that essential commodity, copper wire. That rose 60 From 69 a pound to $1.11 in the past two years. And if you think the price of cars is expensive, take a look at the price of trucks. l 197j paid $1,000 for one of line trucks. (The one with the bucket.) Today that from very our same truck costs $62,000. Cons dering how niany trucks %%-e need to maintain reliable er ice,that amounts to a lot of rnone Th.. These art.. Just a few t t,,eItLms. I What it all really adds up to is that we have a big problem wit h rising costs. We have the problem. AnJ you have the problem. - One of our biggest areas of concern is fuel Costs. In just two years the price )ufu I his tripled. AnJ,ofourse, that increased Cost also affects your electric bill Forts cent s out of ttr dollar ou pa gots directly to pay the fuI bill FPL is doing c e thing it can to keep the price of electricity lo w. In fact, e v en though ratts have increased comthat in the past to ',. irs, [lie cost to you of one k i lowatt of electricity is actually le!,s than it twenty yearsno, Then why J' electric bills appear o be higher! For one thing, the international fuel crisis has to be taken Into consideration.And spiraling inflation During 1974, inflation increased everyK)dv'sc(ists.Tliesitilplefict despite conservation effortson the parr of people like ourself, nur1e are simplyusing more electricity. IN)uble the amount they used in residences 10 years ago. Four tinies tile national average. You know, we sometimes forget how many things are dependent upon clectricity in tile lionle. The air conditioning. tile refrigerator, ile frcc:er, the iron. tile electric tovc, [lie v icutini cle iner, tile TV. 'c I iki r s st • m To n-line just 1 ft!w •v reall y makesq • t. I I tile list is sure it) 9170W. So use elec tri c ity wisel y.To help ke ep your tkunILal bill do n No one likes to sc things get an higher. i ' d Contests . New k, k bile - 1B* AWO HAIR STYLING d . 0' Auditions for the Bicentennial auditions and must be either legal residents of Flor ida or Chorus will be held in students enrolled at any Florida Altamonte Springs Civic Center June 2-5 pm 'me educational Institution. program is designed for Deadline for application is Nov. teenagers, but all ages are 1 for application forms and welcome to audition. Under the additional is.,'ormtjon, contact Mrs. John D. Wise, 817 S.W. 7th direction of June (ij, represent SL, Boca Raton, Fla. 33432. will chorus Altamonte Springs in many Bicentennial activities and offers city residents an opP0I'tW1ttY to become Involved in the biggest birthday party in history. it not aII Auditions will be held at 2:30 P.M. May 24, in Hooker Hall of the First Congregational Church in Winter Park for Florida Symphony Opera Gala Guild's fall presentation of C, Madame Butterfly. Roles being cast are: Prince Yamadori (high baritone or tenor), The I (L"s); the Imperial Commissioner (ban) and Kate (mezzo-soprano or soprano). Those wishing to audition should be prepared to sing from the role for which they are auditioning, as well as something they have already prepared. Accompanists will be Oulstanding piano — -'.-' . p•'_••uI_ ol s H BLOW DRY $5995 up to 1I&ri ,p r,e'iFtbotfoocJ? M ----- 9 Florida Technological University Women's Club held The Social Department of Sanford Wornans Club met for it's annual Spring Luncheon In the final session of the club year the Fireside Room of the Langford Hotel recently. and started with the Annual Outgoing Club President Mrs Brim served a mem * Robert (Cheryl) Bledsoe inat 11 a.m. under the direction of stalled new officers for the Mrs. Donald King and her coming year. Mrs. Waldon (Dot) Berry will serve as Mrs. R. M. Herndon won the president. Other officers are high score award and Mrs. Stanley Pierce won second Mrs. Jack (Judith) Stout, vicere president; 1'3. Robert (Ann) , high. Screeno winners we G Flick, secretary; and Mrs. rs. 1111 and Lynn (Joyce) Walker, Harriman Mrs. E.C. Harper and Mrs. Al F Hunt were in chargeof theseventablesof fC . bridge. Mrs. Kay Sassman has been named chairman for the Lake ', Mary Breath of Life fund drive " Centennial Plus Four, an sponsored by the CyMic exhibition of art by Flori da Fibrosis Foundation. arflsts,will be sponsored bythe Kick-af for U drive is September 8. their headquarters in DeBwy Lurig-darnaging disease in Hall, DeBary, this Saturday children is a problem of major and Sunday. i i4i M. and The show, which also features all across eU U. S., according to Mrs. Sazaman. fine arts, will be held on the There are millions of La f the 100-year old hall Florida American children fighting once owned by Ufl steamboat magnate Baron Changing those Odds lswhat Frederick DeBary. Among the trees and ahurbberyon its vast the Breath of Life fund drive Is lawn will be exhibits by leading all about. Anyone interested In helping as a volunteer In the Florida artists, most of them members of the Florida September drive, should Federation of Art The em- contact Mrs. Sassinan at her phasla at this show will be on Lake Mary home usic Au ons - T. \ r twfl Pill T I 4 Chairman ' . i n ng ca . -t!. "A).-. V FTU Women . -4i ____ ' ..- TIfl . ç — _A411r. 1F ip*.p . .-. . L 1 'II 1 k4, - 1221-206T, M -:7, F7J 11jf Woman's Club j 1I" • WUIJIUI13 ___ N *A 1 t IIY& !?A ) Y4 .r jt 'II LY I 7 $P j1 Club Notes Zoo Glue / —' plant, and the next important Peat moss is preferable control insect and curb bargains you can grow. It will factor, is how the rose bush is because it decays more slowly diseases. produce hundreds of blooms planted. and will be beneficial to soil Roses grown today are over the years with little or no Be sure to make a large hole and plants for several years. superior to those of generations effort on the part CI the gar- — one that is deep and wide Keep plants watered and use ago, one particularly satisfying dener. enough to easily accommodate a mulch over the soil. Improvement being their everzi _________________________________________________ bloomint' quality of the modern rose. 011 roses such as the original American Beauty bloomed only once during the spring and predticed only an z f -- As the month of May draws to Roses are sturdy souls, and those all-important roots. If Roses will get Insects and a close, gardeners are thrive in most parts of the U.S., you're planting during National diseases from time to time, but reminded that June is National from the coldest to the warmest Rose Month, Incorporate some there are many effective sprays Rose Month, and besides the climates. It's best to pay a little peat moss or compost into th e and dusting powders on sate at color and aroma of the a better a r - Wednesday, May 21,1175--9A Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. I __________________________________________________________________________________________ • • - -' ____________ I1:~ 40-77~ ' -r Pcople...scirving people. A AL . •- ' R_ OT_4um" 0 ft waigm hosiess VAI 41 W,1 4 .1'. Call 'Iody — ;, '41 Ali -, MARGE WILLIAMS 3221812 -h.'. .; . '"- ..# Sanford SHIRLEY COOPER , .. " -- A Casselberry.Wiflter Springs - JUDY RENEE 831 9212 Altamonte Springs Longwood SHIRLEY MuLE ' . . -_ ' 'M . -- ' a , - P. 4. - - • , .'' - F_ - ' '' s 8349212 HILDA RICHMOND - •1 1, - $ . - - . - •- - ____ �bA—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, May 21, 1q75 ____________________________________________________________ S Ion gwood Fl n ds ,'I SP & FERTILIZER SALI SAT. MAY 1? & 2 ) P - D SANFORD ' ____ - ____ ____ _____ ________ ________ ill -. - .c ' ' fr -"I-. S.-, - .______________________________________________________ =z-.' -,........ ., ________________________________________ ______________ '. , , ' _________________________________________________ ii - Legal Notice - 4—Personals FICTITIOUS NAME INVITATION To BID FICTITIOUS NAJE NoflcC Is hereby giVen that I am Seminole Memorial Hospital engaged In businesS at IS) East Notice IS hereby given tt l invites bids for O.B. Table. ngaged In buslc'es at 7201 SpecificatiOns are available at the Semoran fl!vd , Society Park Ar: French Ave., Sanford 3277) Seminole County. Florida, under the office of the Administrator All bidS Ml, Fern Park, Seminole Count shall bi maied to: Mr. Robert 1. Florida under the fictitious name of fictitious name of KISH REAL nessecer, Adm.. Seminole Memoriat DIK CONCRETE, and that I intend ESTATE. end that I intend to Hospital. 1)01 East First Streef, to regiSter said name with the Clerk register said name with the Clerk of Sanford, Ftc. 3277). Bids must be i, the Circuit Court, Seminole the Circuit Court, Seminole County, received by noon Ofl the 30th day of Cojnty, Florida In accordance with Florida In accordance With the the provisionS of the Fictitious provIsions of the Fiditious Name Publish: May 19, 70. 21. isis Name Statutes, To Wit: Section Statute's, ToWIt: Section 163. 16309 FlorIda Statutes 1931, ,,N 112 Florida Statutes 1957 Don p Pfrwsom. Sr 5: Lawana F Kish UNITED STATES DISTRICT Pubtith May 21, 21, June 1, n. tt;s Dy DONNA ESTES mission to use Sanlando Publish: May 21, 2$. June 1, 11. 1913 COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF DEN Utilities water and sewer OEN133 Herr'd Stall Writer FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION INVITATIONTOBID service, that the utility lines ______________________ COURT NO. 1S.IIS.Orl.Civ'Y I Seminole Memorial Hotpitaf UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. I LONGWOOD - The city's would be city propet-ty. CITY OF plaintiff, v. GRACE B. GRANT, a invites bids for: Eleven (lfl to expand WINTER SPRINGS, iknU singiewoman.andDE METS. INC.. Corridor Doors. Complete with A letr b onfile in the city FLORIDA Defendants - ORDER FOR frameSand futures, Four (4) Linen waters stemwesttosefow- from Sanlando Naticsof Public Hearing Utilities SERVICE BY PUBLICATION -On Chute Doors. and Five Hundred motion anti affidavit of plaintiff in (500) Linear Feel of Metal Frame customers of privately-owned president, Lester Mandell, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the above entitled cause by Ke.dclI Of VSiOn Panels. Specifications are San!anio Uti, h been ageIngl1nesinWinsor Manor, theCityCoun:iloftheCityot Ninter w. We?rf, its Assistant Unut.d availabte at thy office of lhe Ad C.s'w' "it t.tlbiJS shall be maiied d City S?at Attorri, in 'n action .ia'n' min,str stt''ped cold -- at least for tik? one of the rout- üeveloument. Council ,vlI ......' r ,' ' I '.r.-1 lt'nQjnf5 üra. b G'" tn'ot', tir,e-o ovcr , (a) to consider a request for a singlewornan. antIDE METS, INC , S.emif101t' Memorial HospItal, 110) to the city When it .'ould serve change of zoning from C2, General ui ; enforce a lien upon real East FirSt Street, Sanford. Floriø,, Council Chairman J.R. Grant the area. CommercIal and Industrial, to R -3, property situate in this District and nih BidS muSt be received b nocr' Expansion Halted P1'IMIST CUJL3 S ARE YOU TROutft.p Call Toil Free. 6 202? for "We Care"f) "Hotline" Adults Of Teens - --- .-t'tt,:' ______ -' ___ ______ Mrs Mae Ward. former teacher a Sanford Beauty College is nov associated with Johncftcs 6eaut si 8)0 DOak Ave. She all P'er patrons P. friends to call _______ _______ ____________ OPTIMISTS U NLOA DING ''1 Make your Budget f; a . ,, night that The Moorinuq' developers1 Lake Nan j . 1 Bedroom unfurn apt air, car petea, katcnen equ'ppea. AdultS $91 50 3737296 eves & weekends • 32—Houses Unfurnished - - 3 fleoroonis, 1200 ?.aonth, and Bedrooms. 1775 Month, both baths, carport. central heat an alt. References required. 377 flL 2 Bedroom unfurnlshed hous( kitchen equipped. $135 per mc Call 372 1S36 3 BR house near 25th P. Palmetto Will consider year lease. $150 mo - - fl—Rooms - _________ -- - - -- - - • 3Apat'tments Unfurnishe __________________ FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS 1)70 Florida Ave 6650 ____________________________ SAPIDL [WOOD VILLAS 1)0W AIRPORT BLVD SANFORD,)?] 7570 33—Houses Furnished Ui. bedrisoms, carport, nice yard newly painted, iou'il love the 1)31 price Sorry, fiO pets. To see. cal SI? 1040 ,UrtM- BAMBOO COVE GARDEN APIS GracIous country living, yet cit securIty Quiet, soundproof I 'BR, all electric kitchen Enjo outdoor picnics, and leis',re tIm In the Courtyard E. Airpor 373 1310 - Lovely furnished Quest house weekly or monthly, availabli thrOugh November, AdultS only No pets $163 mo plus utIlities, 1 security 372 771) 300 ____________— Upsala Rd .3 bedroom, 3 bath central air and heal, firSt, last aix deporit Call after 6 etept Sal ,,nd Sun $304477 31—tm'tt5 Furnished t"eBary, Adutts Lovely large Li'(T,)Ofl1 air, ideal for retirepersons 66$ 641$. 3725051 I -' . 'AMBOOCEGDENAPTS 12 BR Decor carpeting. Cell Lee, resIder manager today. 300 E. Airpor Blvd 3231310 ' REALTORS 2S6SPerkDr TOY. NOISE. BOYS There's room for all three and more in this like new I bedrooms, 7 bath ranch Fenced yard. quiet Street, Workshop, double garage, Takes $3,000 to assume existing S" pet. loan A barg&n at 131.900. Call 37391)0. Larry_Saxon, Realtor 3 Iledroorn, 2 baths. fenced, car peted, central heat 6. air, out of 11.iI,. ISA lAS • .11.. nra • I 'VII UO''l. S CIII rENDER LOVING CARE- and a little paint is all that is needed to make this 3 bedroom, I bath home With Florida room into a liveable home. Has addItional room partly complete. A good buy at only 515.000. Sorry, but 14,500 17.000 Cash down. 3lG CORNER LOT- Small price. Cozy 7 bedroom home with large paint in and utility shed. Must see to appreciate, only 1)5.000 I'OIIVAT(D OWNER NEEDS TO SELL 38R,2bath. split plan, w w carpets. ccs$ral ha, fenced yard. near schools and shopping &o financing. 173.900 OOL PARTY. ANYONE? With this cool pool goes a 3 bedroom attract ively decorated, attractively priced home. 132.500. Fresh - Stemper Realty Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 1919 S Frer'cP 377 1991 377 7371. 3721496. 372.1951 377 1959,172 1)61 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Days- 3726)33 iNO SECURITY DEPOSIT p Pay - - - 1st, I&2 . Months Rent Only Bedroom Apts. Furnished or Unfurnished - - .. I Hwy. 17.92, Sanford n 3 BR. 2 bath, corner lot, large oaks. $26,300. I BR, VA, no S down, 519(1)0 arge 7 BR with family room, tree COVfd acre. 175.900 ' I BR, 7 bath, pool home, 177.900 CaliBart Real Estate Rrai mo 1 7ASe - 3231670 AOBILE HOME PARI Lot Rent From $55 Best lot selection now available In Sanford's newest and finest Adult-Family Mobile Home Park. Come out and inspect the Model Homes on display ' SANF0RDI .' I wani..s __________________________ 41 IVtoving? 5 IV?UV IIIIU "5 'vv For $120 Payments less than rent- Buyersi from 1$ thru retirement. Mutt1 investment Qualify-Excellent Your questions can be answered Contact us JOHNNY WALKER REALESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR 322-6457 After His. 323 7(47 Reduced to Settle Estate Home on take, lovely living room, 3 bedrOoms. 7 baths 527i00 Swim or Fish Sparklirtci clean, 3 bedroOms. 2 ba?tlakefront home. central heat an air, trees, and other extral I' $39,000. Sunland Ideal area for childrcn. 3 bedroor home with completely fence yard. $20,000 RURAL BUNGALOW Shaded lot, space for garden, bedrooms. on paved road. $17.30 3 Minutes from Town 3 bedroom, refurbished horn shaded lot. See It et 111.500. PAYTON REALTY Peg, Real Estate Broker 372 - 1301, 7lloHiawatha Ave at Il 9 Why • Not Live SANFORD — Desperate I feel like an orphan-EMPTYand no one to occupy me. I'n SpanIsh. h4ve I bedrooms witl family room for relaxing separate living room to enlertai, you, and separate dining room Slide my doors open. and enter i JQ'xlO' SCreened porch to Floridi living I have a huge inside utilit1 room •nd 2 car garage. I'm 2' years old MV OWNER PUT ME ON A DIET AND REDUCED MC TO ORIGINAL COST. I'm an easi touch at $36,900 with interest rat, size 7., 1.1 450 dowv and live will me for $321 per month. Swim ii my community pool. COME PEEK AT ME. REALTORS 1361 Lee Rd ,W;nter Park )OSoU 4341 Jnhn Sagg io REALTOR BROKER ENEVA GARDEN5 Luxury Patio Apartments STUDIO 1,2,3 ' • -i M ,,,, $13500 COVE state Rd. 427 Ii J miles east of iiPh. Sanford (305) 323-8110 Orlando (305) 834-229k - t,.srifr,r,1. St.'nlnn r'.'.' Baywnon Urivt'. 2 lAdlhS, double carport, large patio, landscaped, owner muit sell. $70,500. M) 3757 322.2090 pa'ug ___________________ 76—Auto Parts '. Large Flea Market =--- - . -- --- - I i's's a... ____ - ________________________ 68—Wanted to Buy 'ick up Isik 'cars '*rsiical price for other's. 377 1624. Any Quantity. NOLL'S Catte 171 Fiat $50 Sport Spider II miles per gal Excellent body and motor. 11.700. 372 5107 after S 1Uy uu hut 1. WE FINANCE tsAI,rt. Si's ASS.s COLOR TV.111.95 MONTH. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. 641- 1006 or used furniture, appliances tools, etc. Buy I or 100) lems vER 60 NICE CLEAN CARS TO CHOOSE FROM. EASY TERMS. 54—Garage Sales - 72—Auction Plants For Sale. Flower's, Ilowerin vines, many unusual plants Reasonable. 7220 Hartwell Ave Sanford. 373 7392 NO ltd 10 CREDIT CHECK NO RED TAPE, TEPEST - - Auction FRIDAY, 7:30 P.M. GARAGE SALE Thurs, Fri. I Sal All size clothing, furniture, car to carrier, books, screen door sliding glass door, and lots more SOS Oanc' Circle, Cassetb.erry C31 NATIONAL AUTO SALES CDVSI'i. cAIarnOf') Top dollar return on consignment. 73 pct. We also buy full house estates. etc .Lrwt runs QOOd. $100 or ' es, offe3 7592. Dell's Auction Service Hwy. 46. West Sanford cc—&sats & Accessories enced for horses or caltle. $24,900 JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. tt.,w M__A.i$asc 8,..- CL& 2 1-3 Acres I bedroom. I bath block home. wall wall carpet, central heat. ai condition Good condition. I formance 759. custom paint. slotted wheels, air shocks. SiCK) .17'.a 5139 JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" ORMLY's E. 16. Sanford 373-.17X 53—'IV- Radio-Stereo III outboard power. Ideal for famil camping. skiing, & fishing. 373 2 bedroomS. 1 bath, screened iii fror & back porch, large corner lot. $16,300 '-5'- 67A—Feed KEPIMORE WASHER, parts, serv ice, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3,13 0691, Lake Mary Aiim I.'-. - - -. ________ International Harvester CO1SCO k,a,ht.,. 'se, 'ii' ,,,I.l vat, with lipgate. power steefing,Ssp. 345 Cu. ifl 196 HP engine. 119(0 Noll's H*'y 1792 Casselberry 5)1 1204. ________________________ 1111 f.,Lt Tirti. - . 3if'iQl' axle, 23$ Detroit engine with tO sp roadranger. Can be seen daily S S. 11 W. Livingston. _________ Thu It our 15th year at Anirsal Haven Grooming & BoardinçI Kennels. Thanks to you, our customers, 377 5757. 52—Appliances ___________________________ --- - - Trailer 15' Brown, high cube fur nilure van Can be seen daily 77 W Livingston. Orlando 122 $113 LasaAps,.o AY.C, Champion blood lines, cute, cuddly little golden pOppies, fine pedigreed mCI 862 7755 409W. 1st St. 373 7)35 We Buy Furniture 1)5,900. ExIsting, 516.500. 7 pet mtg. 323 5402. - 79—Trucks-Trailers PomeranlanAxC 6 MOnth Old Male 5100.3230679 .-..__ a.' condition, 175. 322.7*69. __________ 65—Pets.Supplies ---______________ I;7-I .nger Zig Zag with cabinet, caSh price of $6-I or IPayments Of U SO Golden 'Touch 'n Sew. S7' See At SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East itt St., Downtown -- Motorcycle Insurar, BLAIR AGE ?1C'r ___________ Broker. 107W. Commercial Sanford - -___________________ - -- PCnt Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only 51 50 per day. CARMOLL'tFURNITUR,_,,, Moving must sell Ffa. room suite couch. 2 theirs. 2 tables, ani bedroOm. 2 bath home - - . —_____________ 64—EqwprTleflt for Rent ASSUME PAYMENTS 1" Yr. old. 3 Bdrm w w carpet. central H&A. By Owner. $25,900. Attention - _____ ( I LikePfew a;i After 6, 3fl 7Sa It. lord Tractor FO1r,i 365 3151 atti'r6p m Kitchen.flatp,room Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks. Installation available. Bud Cal. 372 anvtlm. ________________________ IN ALL PRICE RANGES 111W 1st St 377561 I bedroom. 1' bath block home central air & heat. wall-wet carpet. very good condition, abova ground Swimming pool. 1977 Kawasaki, 500, lOw mileage Perfect coriditi, $700. 3230966 - - Tee 'N Green __________________________________ Sale or trade 1967 TrIumph, fully chopped, 830 with 750 kit. Call after S pm., Mon Thurs, week ends anytime. 377 6166 - Bedrooms, 7 baths. 7 car garage screened porch, fenced yard central heat and air, many extras 2' years old 179.900. Low dowr payment, by owner. 322 15)0, 301 Pine Wind Ct, Sanford Ducati, 1911. 730, like new LOw mileage, never raced or d,irragc'd - 51—Household Goods 373211 2S7lParkDr. AFTER HRI REALTOR 322 399 322 0645 377 9214 _____________- 63—?&ichinery-Tools Garage Sales—Forget It BALL REALTY Choice Listings Jim Hunt Realty 78—?v'torcycles NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff'sGard,nCentev 601 Celery Ave Sanford '- ".5- - LAKE MARY ?newhomesreadyta show. Low in price', high ii Quality PInty shade. Con venlently located -- fla. P73 VW Beetle, light blue, radio, ar conditioning, 23.OU) miles Very clean, $2,495. Call Don Pope at 377 LA'5 14(1 AUCTION i's's thiS Every Saturday Night, Good Condit Ion, $250 i-t LA,, $1,950. 323)036 7:30 P.M. We buy one piece or full hQtjti Antiques, estates C-insgnmeri1 welcome Orlando Clipper 17' tn hul bowr$der. Mercury 113 HP, bat 1971, full canvas, tad speedometer, 18 gal. tanl certIfied tilt trailer Sacrific 57,995. 37) 4-193 automaTIc, 12500 901.31) 2577. iSJSh,. fl.... STAN'S AUCTION l'iMi E.ofIl,HwyM OH 323979 $600 firm I.,, 1151 .a,__ . - - -- BUSINESS DIRECTORY 42—,WibEIe Homes EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU 3bile hOme, 12' wide, 2 BR, central heat P. air. screened porch, aluminum jwning, aluminum ''--'A -' -- Let me till your garden spOt; mow vacant lots. Floyd Freer, 372 5191 Produce Dealers wanted good location. 372 9119 Hwy 16. Stan's Auctn 2606 S Hwy 17 97 REALTOR 371 5711 - -- ------'---- World Famous Buck knives, a'so Schrade.Walden, John Primble knives. GardenLand. 1100 W 1st SI.. 333 6630. Sl) 'tat tne Flea Market. Sa?uroay & Sunday. Stan's Auction. Hwy 16. Sanford. 3229719. White - - - . Harold Hall Realty JOHN K RIDER. ASSOC. - ___________ .A,. Junk, Trash Hauled Away 9 Pick up Load '567 6306 COZY RETIREMENT HOME 2 BR, on nice Shaded lot, yitcnt'r equippcd, 517.9X1 Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage - in - w, Ga,'nett - - - By Owner Lovely 3 bedrooms, 1 year old, large family room with fireplace, very large lot alimnt 1 acre. Idyltwilde Section 373 916$. - .... office Open Seturday& Sunday.9tosp.rri, Tables & permanent booths available. All under cover. Located 1' miles east of I Inn SR 16. Sanford at Stan's Auction 322 9119. 'By owner, like new, 2 Bedrooms, rla. room. delachtJ garwe, fenced yard $19,000 3726399 or 323 95*1. - ______ tires & _____________________ 'Ire's & Wheels'-- 3077. 10 Two front polished Duds rims, all $ regular. Complete set sale $95 Used fUrnlIure each. Good buy. 1.31-4161 or $34 Woddo. steel desks (executive desk 1453. P. thairs. SecrSt.(al detks '8. chairs, straight Chairs, filing You can get a fair price when you advertis,your "don't needs" cabinets, as is. Cash and Carry. the Want Ads NOLL'S _________— — Casselberry, 17-97,*. 1206 ________ Reond!tiøniI Balterir's, k17 93 t'zch,ir'o. kF$1 'l nopy 5-4flP -- - £" &. JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY liii SOUILE HOME MOVING Com plete set up. I'll save you money Licensed Orlando 773 SIlO - AIr Conditionsng Home Improvements , .. - Lawn C - - h,iew Skyline double wide. Payments len than $125 mo GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3lO3OrlandoDrive Sanfgrd]7) 52(t) 43—Lots-Acreage - '1.'rscv-i fl N'cel w'-: small spring, over 300 on paved road 117.500 Terms 531.2*9% ;i, Central heat & Ar ConditiOning. For free estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 372 1771. eeut,ful S acres, paved road. trees, (leer flowing stream, horses 0 K. Trery Really, REALTOR, 67$ 0711 SPFCIAL' Permanent Wave, $10 Ask for "Glen Bernice's Beauty Salon. 7433 Sanford Ave 377 39)4 _______________________ lorse L'ailer 5)7.500 10 pcI. dawn MID FLORIDA REALTY,anc, 8317710 _________________________________,q'i,..DgiI cttn 'iAhintcr1 ' ' - uo'.',e i't,,y .O,TlOL 7562 Park Or ye ' - MAKE ROOM TO S jRE YOUR ITEMS WINTER SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 3777611 or 531 9993 and a friendly Ad Visor will - Land CIew'ntg _________________________ Pet Care I ______________________ - - Pest Control ________________________________ . BUDDY'S HOMEIMPROVEMENT ALL TYPES Oi (r.RPENTRv AND 5EPAIR 5 322 I ).3 Coffee Service --- th suits that Closets overflowing are too tighl A Clessified Ad fl THE HERALD is tne answer I SPRING HOUSECLEANING! SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A Carpentry, Remodeling. Additions, (LASSlF lED AD Custom Work Licensed Bonded Free estimate. 373 6031 " -. U'l.ert root rt'pa.r% Flat rootsor shingle All work guaranteed 373 6700 It's like pennies from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with a wanted _______________________ Orar-iqt C ty Blue Springs KOCflflg - TOWER'S IIEAUY SALON (formerly Harr,ett's Beauty Nook) Pine 322 5742 519 Oil's L iliAn 5ri v-cr' rii' Ed.rir; Free Estm,it1.. 323 S) ________________________ Panting and remodeiing 25 years experience Call C&J, 3735016 or fl? 115-8 _____________________________ Mason Contractor, block masonery and concrete work Free $:stimatel Alter4o rn. fl) OSiJor 1701 W 8th St days. '',,r Boauty Care "C'-i' - _______________________________ 0th Arbor- One lot on Crystai View South, 100175' road Iron tagc One lot NE. corner Crystal View North, I00'x160. 327 3411 5 A WOODED MarsonC,rr,-ianetti Painting. RemodelIng LIcensed. Bonded $343 Don't need!" Servea useful purpose again when you sell them with a Classified Ac) lrom the Herald. Call us todayt Don't delay! Just del 373 2611 or 131 5993 To place !ow r'.t '',nih .Scl ' Iii iur I 1505 W. 25th St. Sanford, Fla. Plano—$250 STOR'NG IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW Call 37726)1 or 1)19993. 60—Off ice Supplies______ Diamond Ring. lldiamcnds totaling 1 carat. Appraised at $650. Selling 1350. Stereo con,ole. tape deck, style AM FM radio, Med. cabinets, $350 Med. bedroom suite, king size bed with dresser end chest, $3543. 30$ Bro,ivningl utOrn45tl(. Broker ________ FROM inest Established R sidential Area? f- Real Estate Peg - SAPIORA ____________________- - Arkla S Ton gas air conditioner, 1 yrs. old, very reasonable. 323 0799. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN 70' Travel Trailer, with canopy Sell contair.ed. SleepS 1. e.tra nice, $1395 3736062 59—Musical Merchandise - --- JOHN SAULS AGENC 21) N Oak, Santord 322 71711ar. 37) 04$Seve /ISSOCIAT BROKER ROBSOPI MARINE 2977 Hwy 11 fl 32'? 596) WILSON MAIl4 P'UKNIIUNt BUY- SELL--TRADE 3)1 313 E.First St Handyman's Special, duplex in Sanford. for sale by owner, or will trade for country properly. 373 1326 eves or 173 1155 days ULUI tlUIVgt SEE THIS'-- 3 BR, I' bath Ptrni has large rooms and corner to Redecorated throughout Coo financing by owner. __________________________ 55—Boats & Accessoties 75—Recreational Vehicles . SO. DeBARY FLEA MARKET ImiIesnorthenil92 _____ TablRentalsI!oo M. UNSWORTH REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 003W..1I1 53 3236061. 3230317 Evrs ''U".'-. In Sanford's F r L "1 LAC 3EDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES Fi.lncI -. Req Real Estate Broker Systems Four, Inc. V SPECIAL gym - TAFFER REALTY Wanted Near SiC Adults, no pill 1110 32?39) ariner S - 5c 3236353 REALTORS 6457333 ____________________________ - LASTS Forrest Greene, Inc. out. h0u5. - In LAKE MINNIE-- I Bedrooms, I'., baths, fenced yard. air con ditioned, easy access to I-I and I? 97 177,500. WE TAKE TRADES FIXERUPPER- 2 Story, 3 Bedroom home, central heat & air, fenced yard. beautiful oaks 113,000 I den, plenty storage, large lot. 377 10.17 I , R]t 8727 Cl.ff Jordon R,'alPor Your MLS Agency 7 Bedroom. fenced yard $175mo Adults preferred . -.-.- - I!War $15 Security 1 Bedroom. 1', bath, new Carpet MASTERSCOVL ON THE LAKE - 354 I UT'UJVVJ "VlJ)V Sparkling 2 bedroom home with den or 3rd bedroom, fenced yard AvaiLable June 1. 1725 per mo Forrest Greene. Inc. REALTORS 323 6353 DUPLEX Furn or Unfurn ,ide Location, Reasonable Rent P _____________ 363 372). — - ., 1'i 5111 26?) Hartweil, 3 BR. 1' -, bath, air carpet. $215 mo. $31 57*0 Owner Associate - ' Wood, - •__,.. shoppIng centers. $160 mo. lit am $100 Deposit. 372 0674. - - __,,.,,_ town $flS month ____________ - . - ,__ _•_ ilIL - - " MAN OR WOMAN FOR ROOM ANI BOARD CALL ANYTIME, I7t 791 - ±--. , I Roommate wanted, snare e'pensr After S. 147)570 C'vwge C Young - alt - . . refurbIShed, lurnished or ur ______________________ - - e ___ . ' • 2 Bedrooms, adults preferred. $30 Week FurniShed or unfurnished 323 SIll; 372 6670 ----. ' - 31A—Duplexes Manager traInee, must type day of t(ealty S Panos upright and Spinet Models SANFORDAUCTION,3737310 P4ev, PsowS,s in a rural ara, down payment, monthly payments less hw red? Government Subsidized to QualifIed buyers. Call to see if yoO Qoalifyt . 2 Bedroom furnIshed apartment, air, wall wall carpet. $.25 SS0 fl.aniagc' deposit 20) E. 71st St. Motherless home needs live ii housekeeper. On, school ag Child 372-5009 H s to r r 'e $18,900 Charm gIore $430 Down. 3 bedrooms, central air, trees, shrubs, fenced New l' pet. $1S.1S0, 363 month mortgage. 111) 54 principle interest plus taxes and int,jmanr,. and prcpAids 322.2420 Anytime -- - Part time help, mature, eperaence sales woman, Apply at Clothe Tree Dress Shop, Sanford Plait _______________________ Work your awn hours Earn extr income as an AVON Represen tative Call 6413079 , strom i3APUJAIP'iS WINI ER SPRINGS . Guitar Lessons by Note keasonaole Hates 3226106 ___________________________ -- 18--Help Wanted ___________________________ L,ities as fashion Show directors Ic ' Sarah Coventry Jewelry Earn I to IS an hour, Commission Full part time No esperienc ner'ssary, satpies free. stai now 349 3120. 349 5694 - - 'SAP4FORD'S SALES LEADER" CITY- $30,000. Largest, nicest duplex available in Sanford. Each unit has 2 bedrooms, central heat 3 Room furnished apartment r I end air plus other amenities. newly decorated, breakfast room. I water furniShed Adlt%, no pets. i GREEPIBRIAR133.000. 3 377 1305 bedroomt. 2 baths, near Country WELAKA APARTMENTS club. Many ncie features. You'll 111W 1st St like it! MiThiy Rentals Available $133 1)30 Color TV MAYFAIR- 94,000. 1 bedroOms, 0(1/,111' - I NPi NOR T H ti.tb'., family room, extra 7' I 4?. 'l 414. Li.xi;wooj larije lot, half block from Lake Monroe, Pool, too. One of our Furnished garage apartment, 3 it'3t homes large rooms, near hOpitl Off street parking $120. 373 0799. 11—Instructions The SCAC charges a $5 pick- from the Land Planning Act. rosition have been sent to Right-of wCy ilne of MOSS Road, L BURKE STEELC Administrator CasePIo,7SS3-O,I-CIv.Y-uNlTiD thence North )OO feet to the point of the Estate of JEANNETTE E. STATES OF AMERICA Piarititt --- I iniormation , - ______________ Lawn Mowers. We Sell The Best & Service IPte Ret?, Wesfern Auto. 301 W. 1st St. "Get 'Em While * Wednesday, May21, 1?7$—1 1A Evening Her.. Id, Sanford, Fl, 50—Miscellaneous for Sale - * They're Hot! * . 3 Room furnished apt, Bedrom si ar conditioned 1)00 Mo. III C. I Ith st 327 1755 or Cucumbers, r4riq ow iTci (OntRintr Ca',t Celery gust east - Sten Pr -ilty 77 1301. 7610 Hiawatha Ave. - - 'lhere have only been two recorded in P11' Book 12. Pages Mayorl.eonC.011iff,CityClerk conflict with Seminole County unattended pets would be the Council that the mayor DEN 95 DEN 63 S6andSl. public recordof Seminole IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Nancy K. Cox, Attorney Animal Control regulations to carried out and all pets in mustsubmita letter rquesung applications received for County, Florida; Run thence East FOR COUNTY. UNITED STATES DISTRICT SEMINOLE William L Colbert and Coun- enable Oviedo to fall under the violation of the 'leash law' Ovledo's portion of 11C),X) Summer Recreation Director tOO feet; thence South 1OO feet FLORIDA COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF a fo Set Jo Priinn • Rig Real Estate Broker 71)9 S Myrtle Ave Sanford Phone)?) 0610 3fl.11Ia ______ ---- -- ------- One &1wo Uedroom apartmenis houses Tumbling Tots Dv C Crtcr Children from 6 wres to 1? tearl 323 91O _________________ 9—Good Things to Eat i_... _, Acting as council president, Control,attendedthehearingto fee for most pets. For larger his efforts to obtain con- recently, a letter advising that arid further described as a tract SHIRLEY E HANNAH, his wtt', ! Councilman Evans asked for outline county policies. He animals like horses, cattle, etc. firmation from the County living quarters in private contaIning approiaimately 115 acres GREEN HART. ef al. Defendants Il., Defendants - ORDER FOR and including the area occupied by NOTICEOPSUIT SERVICE BY PUBLICATION -On hBV been secured for public objections or recoin- emphatically stated the SCAC thepckupchargeLs$. If any Road Department since hoi the Sewage Treatment Plant On TOQUIET TITLE motion and affidavit of planIff n mendations for ordinance 281 does not "come in like pet is not claimed within five November, 1974, regarding the successful applicant. Moss Road. The present toning THE STATE OF FLO4IDA TO tne above entitled cause by kindrU Ian enactment to rezone the gangbusters." cfassiticationof said property sC.?, days, they are moved to ap- curbing for Vine Street. He DEFENDANTS GREEN HART, W W?erTy its AsSistant unted The personnel committee GsneralCommercial and Industrial. deceased, &. W COOKE. dec'Msed; Slates Attorney, in an action agains'. property at the corner of SC/SC normally works on an propriate shelters for public cited the current balance in the decided to hold interviews for as that classification is described in SUSIE A. COOKE. deceas.il, KING the defendant(s), John W Harinai Mitchell Hammock Road and "answer complaint" basis, adoption, Oviedo Roads Department the applicants on Wednesday, the Zoning Ordinances end W. COOKE. deceased. J. (. LAII4G, aed Shirley E Hannah, his wife arid SR 426 from A-I to 1-2.) Regulations of the City of Winter deCeased, and against EMMA F - Diversified Mcrtgag. 6. Realty Co which Clark described as being The SCAC also disposes of budget as $12,000 and he ad- May28, at 4 p.m. at the city SprIngs, Florida GREER. CAMPBELL ROSSON, and Amerin Steel Fence Co. In Evans then asked for public a policy of investigating deadanimalsbuttriestonotify visedltwasnotenougtitopave hail. ThePublicHearingwillbqheldl,, EDWARDL BLACKSHE&RE.and and to enforce a lien upon real pros or cons to amend the city complaints received and then owners, should they desire to the CIty Halt, Winter SprIngs, ZELMA a. JOHNSON. If alive, and property situate in this District and zoning ordinance to allow notifying the owner of the pet in remove their own animals. Florida, on the 9th day of June, 1975, their unknown Spouses, if married, described as folløws. Lot S and the at7:30p.m,or.ssoontpaereafteras and if dead, their unk.riown heirs, churches within all city areas complaint. Where possible, the Before public opinion for the South 7 feet of Lot 7, Bloct possible, at which time Interested devisees. legatees. grantees, FAIRVIEW SUBDIVISION. cc by special exception. fl SC/SC avoids neighborhood animal control ordinance was S rd i ry partIes and citizens for Irad against assignees, lienors, creditors, Cording to the Plat thereof as There were no public feuds where pets are only called for, Councilman Warren the proposed change of zoning trusteetendanyandalip.fsonsor recorded in PIat Book 1, Page 71, c'asslflcatlon will be heard. Said parties claiming by. through, under. wished to go on record as "in Public Records of Seminole Counfy. hearIng may be continu4d from time Of eqalntt them or any of them, and Floridi a it appearing to the favor of' enactment, He stated, to time until final action IS taken against CAMPBELL BOSSOPI, as Court that the defendant, Shirley E I Black & White "The citizens of Oviedo have THIS NOTICE shall be posted in Executor and Trustee under the P'tar,nat't is not an irsabatanl of noh Five hundred copies of Peter Schaal's second history of three (3) public places within the LastWillandlestame.ntof MABEL demonstrated a desire for foundwithl.sthe$tatrofFI',dai," animal control." Councilman Sanford, this one titled "Sanford and the World War II Years: City of Winter Springs, Florida, at L FERPIALD. if alive, and if dead, have not voluntarily appearct the City Hall within the sa'd City, hIS unknown successors; and herein, and that personal service McCarley wished to go on 1936-45,"werescheduledtoarrlveheretodayfromhisNew York L published in The Evening againtf the BOSTON HOSPITAL upOflherisnolpracllcalbecauwher publisher. Herald, a newspaper of general FOR WOMEN. 1k a BOSTON residence and whereabouts are record as opposed to Nearly200willbepersonallydeliveredbySchaaltothosewho cirrulatlon in the City of Winier LYING IN HOSPITAL, NEW unknown, it 5 ORDERED tnat regimentation SPI9S. Florida.onitime at least 15 ENGLAND MEDICAL CENTER and therefore StOne1 E Hannah appear or plead opposed to ordinance repeal. reserved copies late last fall. He expects the delivery to be days prior to the aforesaid hearing HOSPITALS, f ka BOSTON to the complaint herein by the 16th completed by late Saturday. date. In addition, noflce shall be FLOATING HOSPITAL; THE Onlyone citizen, Nell Henson, June, 1973, arid in default Another200 will be delivered to Mrs. Catherine M. Ray at the posted in the area to be considered MASSACHUSETTS SOCI CT? POR thereof the of 405 Mccd Dr., spoke against Court will proed to 'P'i' least 13 days prior to the date of PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO Sanford-Atlantic National Bank where they may be picked up by a? I".. hearing and adiudication Of thiS Sut adoption of the public hearing. CHILDREN; TRAVELERS AID as if Shirley E. Hannah had been the repeals. His those who recently reserved them when it was learned that DATEDthiSlSlhdayof May, 1975 SOCIETY OF BOSTON, INC.; served with process in the State c' rnalnobjectionwasthathefelt CommunityActlonProgramwouldshareinsomeoftheprocceds CAMBRIDGE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FAMILY AND Florida, but Only to the e'ien it was a violaticn of his rights of the FLORIDA CHILDREN'S SERViCE. Ik sale. provIdeaforoy5ectin1 1,11,21 "to have to put a leash on my CAMBRIDGE WELFARE UNION T Norton UnIted States Code, it i5 furtPieq Mr3.Ray'sdesk,justinsldethelobby,isopenfrom9a,m,to4 Clerk and CRITTENTOPI HASTINGS dog ever' time it steps ORDERED that notice of Ihis order out the pm daily, except Saturday and Sunday, and until 6:30 p.m. NEWMAN 0 BROCK. ESQ HOUSE OF THE FLORENCE dOOT• be PublIshed by the United Stales City Attorney Friday. CRITTENTON LEAGUE. f k a Marshal in e newspaper of general For a variety of reasons. NEW City of Winter Springs, ENGLAND The hard-bound volume, covering pages plus an index MORAL circulatIon, i Seminole Cojnty, Florida REFORM SOCIETY, said Defen including harrassment of Florida. once a week for six (I) wtth6,000names,isthesecondoffiveplannedbyScfiaal,fonner Publish: May 7), )975 dants being Massachusetts . chJIfren, barking, meowing, San,rd consecutive weeks, commencing on Herald editoria charitable organizations. and the DEN.1)S ffer (19'I) April 16 cavorting, digging, chasing, DONE AND OR unknown assigns, successors in Persons unable to visit the Sanford-Atlantic may order their DERED at Orlando, Florida, thI interest, stockholders, and trustees, bLt4t intlmldatloa arid 2nd day 01Apr11 1975 esiSchaalb wriLi'ig hrn at Box 140, Orlando, Fla. 32rs. aini other part,s cfrmrnlng by. garbage, the following spoke He plans to make pe..sonal delivery of any orders from Seminole 'hrough, under, or against said favor of the tepeal: United States organizations, said organizations or Orange counties, fcc Inso doing he expects to gather additional District Judge ,. being named as beneficiaries under Pubtlsh April 16. family history data for his upcamthg books. Cynthia Lemick, 21, 30, May 7, Ii. Inc last Will ar-id "eitament of 7), 1973 Community Action Pcgrain sponsocc will use their profit •'.'ABCL L rr,PUAL,, and ail Palmetto Ave.; Henry KenOEM SO persons or parties having or nedy, 752 LIve Oak Lane; from the book sales for the beautification of the lakefront iaitn.ng lo have any right, title, or • boulevard area and Mrs. Ray will gladly explain the extent of thIs Brenda representing oterest in the following described ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIOS Osiedo Women's Club which program during your visit to her office. lands lying and being in Seminole County, Florida. to wit PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby Knowledgeable library officials say Schaal's series of books unanimously voted in favor of The South 59 feet of the East ii; that Sealed Proposals will be appearing in The Herald are covering 63 years of Sanford's history (1912-1975, inclusIve) has adoption; Frank Kitsoulls, feet ot Lot 7 of Robinson's Survey tif received by the City of Casselberry. available to YOU ifl 8x10 reprint size Valcncilf Cii'.; Virginia Combs, never been attempted on such a complete scale, especially an Addition 10 Sanford, accordIng 10 Florida, at the City Hall Until I JO the Flat thereof as recorded in Plat P m local time on May 77. 1975. for .T Palmetto St.; Connie covering a comparatively small community. for $3, Book 1. Pages 92 and 93, of the the furnishing only Of twø Sodium Phillips, 971 Victor Ct.; Chuck DIAL 322 -2611 or 831-9993 Public Records of Seminole County, SilIca Fluorideteeoers and ancillary Pratt, Oviedo Oaks and James Florida, equipment, in accordance with "Every mother You and each of you are hereby SPeC if iCalli-int 'and Simmons "O(edu'4i .veraIIj ntiIico Itiat L BURKE g a her %Cumentt pnearct1 by Clark, Diet: children The public hearing,s over STEELE, Admini'trator of the & Associates Engineers, Inc Bid to grow up Ifl with, the city officials then (state of JEAPINETTE E. LAING, , deceased, has filed his Complaint in equipment ,.t tw separate 5it5 to a world without turned to tiusiness pertaining to SPECIAL! the Circuit Court, Eighteenth be detiqnated by the City of council vote, cancer:' Judicial Crcu't and for SemirioI Casselberry Plan "Wi all want that lot' tiur County, Florida.inagainst The report for bids to pave ()etc,ils you and PROPOSALS WILL BE each of you as Defendants tO quiet PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ CllildtCll. And jt't not Doctors Drive and-or Jessup ByJANECASSELBZRRY equipment totals $465 thi' title of the Plaintiff to th above ALUMINUM SHEETS ALOUD immediately after the Street received the following HeraIdStaJf Writer arIlIjx'.sII)Icclr('ar)1, Some Council members destri real property lo(lted *cpiration of th time established recommendations from the city lOd1Ly thc'rc Seminole County, Florida, the ii1( expressed concern that Winter ab AbOve for receipt of Proposals bleviated litle of which is entitl engineer: The cost for both WINTER SPRINGS - City Springs Elementary School WHILE SUPPLY SPECIFICATIONS l,3OO,0001\1)1t'tkli1s AND "L BURKE STEELE, Ad PROCEDURAL DOCUMENTS streets would be encompassed Councilman Irwin Hunter physical education teacher ctlr((l (it canter and minhstrator of the Estate of rtifcation and Pro<nJurals 1iy a bid of $16,0J1.7, or, reported Monday night the city Larry Miller, who has worked USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES JEAPJPI€ lYE E. LA 1 NG.deceased, IiVi:Ignonlhll live,,. Documents in.sy be obta,ned upon Plaintitf, versus GREEN HART, et I1,2l2,S0forDoc'torsDijve only. recreation committee favors up plans and cost estimates for 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES app1 ratIon at the Offit' of Clark, Research IOt1i1(i'.'Il'i'S to at .Defendants," and you, and each Dieiz and ASsociates Engineers, Warren motioned to accept the appiying for CETA (Corn- the recreation program in cure then). of you, are hereby requir to serve Inc. SOC West Fulton Street. P0 $7,212.50 submitted by Mack prehensive Employment hopesofbeingh1redasciireco', a copy of your answer or other Drawer 1976. Sanford Florida. Andn.'searcjij defense, if any, upon KENNETH W, Asphalifor DoctorsDijve. m jy Training Acts funds for hiring wouldno(beellglbletorecejve Workingtofmnd,,,c,ri' motion died for lack of a personnel to run a city wuner CETA funds as he has no'! been MCINTOSH OF STENSTROM, OWNER'S RIGHTS RESERVED DAV:S P. McINTO5t, attorneys br 'urin tiir' ;ii recreatnin prograiii lot 'outIi unemployed for three months. Plaintiff, wt-ose address is I'ot ''Iet any or all Propos,sls and 10 pciplt'. Ilut tililt i.ikt" Office Box 1330. Sanford, Florida. Warren, chairman of the and seeking help from the Waive MayorTroyPilandsaid,"I'm any I informality Tl., or und Black and white aoq wnl white beard miicd breed Bled collarandflea collar found in are of Town & Count'y LanColi Mercury Altec I 3231W --- - ----- -,,UiT b. ' '..,, vicinity S. Sanford Ave P. Pin Way REWARD 3?] 5011. SUNLAND-- Pool. 3 bedroomS, 2 baths, den, fireplace, fenced. $31,400 '* Will REALTY 41—Houses , 6—Child Care J _____________ 41—Houses EXECUTIVE Desirable area, I bedrooms, 2 baths. central heat and air, family room Only 3?,S00 Real Estate -. 3 Rm Apt all utilities furnished, -$9? SO Adults only. Plo pets ) Lakevlew, 3 IIR,1', "alh, garage. 7296 eves- & wknds. central heat air, large lot. $21,930 IRoom furnlst-iedduplex. 24th St. 1st Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373 7750. and last Mo plus $50 depost. 1 child, no pets. After S. 323 S6$I. Substant!al rew,r 32 97fl ____________________________ 1 : 1V73 1?' wide, 1 BR, air conditioned. Adults. Security deposit, $175 mu 32? 5939 Duplex Furnished Adults. Plo Pets. Altec Ip m.. 372 3610 tic 41—Houses - - - AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NO PETS 1)6W. 2nd St. LOST' Mate copper & white collit - *_, , ,w w'' -- - Bruce Clark, from the •WEKIVA RIVER I A,'tlt mobile home village, under large Shady oaks on the scenic Wpkiv Modern clean interiors, from 1)40 SMi. W. of Sanford. 322 1-170. - ______ at Seminole Plaza in Casselberry. Proce-rd will be split between at the lines. s DERED that DE METS. INC , a Statutes. lo WI? Section 563 09 rónazc, it has rt attempted Right f Wa -, Une of Youiii the OptL.mlht Youth Atnietic Fund and the Chorale, which is shown by said Plc? of North Orlando foreign corporaton, appear or plead Florida Statute-s 1957 It has been the city's un- to regulate the operaton of the Second AddItIon, thence run N 3 to the complaint herein by the lit S & A Crocker raising funds for a summer trip to Poland. derstanding since 1971, when privately-owned utility in the degrees 04' 27" E. 43311 Feet, day of July, 1915, and In default s - Joseph R Crocker ________________________________________________________________________________________ developers were given per- city. run N. 31 decrees 21' 27" E. thereof the Court will proceed to the S John A Crocker -479 i$ ' !i4 ', t'ef 'o tPe C 01 C 4',V0 ""- f 2' ? concaveWesterlyhavingaradiusof as If DE METS INC. a foreign DEN 96 2)00 Feel and a central angle of a3 corporation. had been served with ____________________________ New Ordinance Sparks Interest FICTITIOUS NAME degrees 20', thence continue Nor- process in the State of Florida, but thecly along said curve for a only to evtent provided for by Notice is hereby Qveci that I distance of 332.175 Feet to the PT. Section 1653. Title 7$. United States engaged in butneS5 at 1060W NL'rr thereof, thence run N. 7$ degrees Code; it is further ORDERED that Dame Dr , Altamonte Sprr-is 33" W. 330 47 Feet. thence run S 13 notice of this order be published by Seminole County, Florida under degrees 04' 27" W. 5900 Feet to a the United Slates Marshal in a fit?itiou name of DEEP STEA',k 1iII$ ,,, •ø. Ees'er? P..... -' t.LAP1tKS t AHtt1 newspaper of generai cerculatiun in D3CL.tUI3i1t MUU'U'V (tvetItdt$Se (UI tither levers for a squabble. contact with the Oviedo Fire any street; therefore, he ii,- Of said Moss oad, said point Seminole County. Florida, once a DISTRIBUTORS OF ORLANt" Herald correspondent consideration and council will The SCAC does ti's to Inforce Department indicated it wished recommended it be put to use to beIng 970 599 Feet N. 6 degrees ' week for 511 (6) consecutive weeks, and that I ntend to re'ssfer '.i 33" W from the point of begnnng commencing on May i'. 1973 DONE name with the Clerk of the Cr -, toteonenactmentatitsregular the 'leash law,' which states to make application for pumps provide some curbing on Vine LESS AND ORDERED at Orlando, Court, Seminole County F!ord.i n OVIEDO - Those Osiedo monthly meeting in June. that all pets must be on leash or and radios under the grant. A Street. Council passed a motion Begin at a point on the East Right Florida, thIs 31st day of AprIl, 1975 accordance with the Provisions City Officials present at the Ordinance 282 was then undervoicecontrolatanytime motion was passed authorizing to permit the mayor to in- of.WayllneofMossRoad, lOSlOfeet the FictitiOuS Name Statutes. 1 George C Young south of the line intersection Of theRoad South Wit - SectiOn $65 09 Florida Statutes public hearirag Monday for the opened for public statements, they are in violation of not being the Fire Department to apply vestigate the costs of such a Right of.Way of Young United States 1937 District Judge rezoning ordinance and city This repeal is being offered to on their own property. for available monies, project. according to the Plat of North S Kenneth D Williams Publ.sh'Mayl,I&2)35.Junel. 11, Herbert R. McCarley and %oc7ftedroom Adultionly P\RK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2315 Park Drive S7Oup Clean Downstairs Aparlinent Adults- No2'els 327 155.1 further. Shot thp Classified Ads i'vcry day ______________________ - --,--.------5—Lost & Found . • city subdivisions, now Oviedo Ponders Animal Control Plan 34—tMbi'Ie Homes (" Reduce Safe & fas, with Gofles Tablets & E yap "water pill' Touchton Druu Grant appeared Monday follOwing described property ubIi5h May 19, "A" c GROVE TERRACE, presently lying within the municipal according to the Flat thereof as DEN 111 night to take the matter 'iery limit3 of the City of Winter Springs, recorded In Plal Book 7. Page 42. _______ reportedly deeded water and serious!y. Councilman Don Florida. and more fully th Icribed as Public Records of Seminole County, FICTITIOUS NAME _______ sewer lines in that develop- Schrttner said, however, the •oilow, tØ wit: Florida, and it appearing to the potjceistiereby given thai we art' Begin at a point on the Southerly Court that th, defendant, DE ME IS, engaged in business , 3 . ment, located north of SR 43.4, to person who deeded the lines to prolongation of the Ea?ecly right INC..a ferelancOfPoratlOfl. Il nOt an Plaza. LonqOd. Semlnot County, Sanlando Utjljtj, Sanlando "probably goes Øf way line of Moss Road as Shown irvabitant of nor found within the Florida, undCr the tiditiOu name of around trying to sell the by Plet of North Orlando Second State of Florida and has not (ROCKER MEATS. INC DBA iS a Pat Mkkrlson of the Central florida Chorale lends a hand to City Attorney Ned Julian Jr., Hnrnlclyn Bridge." Addition, as recorded in Plat Book untarily appeared herein, and MEATS and IhI t Wt' infd to OtIimict Club members fleibert :thne (In lflI('k and Gene 12, Paoes 53, 56 and 57 nf the public that personal sor"ct' upon Sad r,'.L s$r 'j :1 r..i'n wth lh.' C'erk ot was nut yet prepared to give recOrds of Seminole Ccunty, corporation is not practical otcause It-iC Circuit Court, ernnOie County, l;ic'It- in irighI during last sseekejid's fertilizer sale. The second opinion on the action the city Although the city last year Florida. said coint beIng 353 0 feet s of With Inc In accoran _______ 31—Apartments Furnished -: Water System IOAt6PM -- Nt0'i 1110101 Notice ART ALLINC. lAND C' EARING All?ypes lctts I,i 'rai;e' cleared Psat' tptj Sail, lii dirt. 1a.r. ,IOil I I '''' , I I "I'd ' �-- ____________________ 12A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl -- -'-. ---i T. TTu — --"-- —,---,--- -- --- - -. .-,--.-. -'---------. -.--- - .---,- - - --- -.------ - .-- - - - - -- ---- ----- -- ----- - •- -: -- • __t— - r Wednesday, May 21,197S SPORTS I Wednesday, May 21, 1975-18 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. In 1934,we had the money to help. fit j4l ___ Lisa Hughes, Bobby Riggs, Billie Jean King and Jane I IV A F got Old Men... t1 Below, sIr uncorks Lisa Hughes of $ Ted Mclivasn introduces at left, Bobby R.ggs (Rev. Bill Kd'sSport Pickett) and, at right, Billie Jean King (Associate e' I• • - __ - INI)IANAPOI.IS (AP - They're old men in what is es around 20 or 30 yer scnUally a kid'z :pct. I! thcy'd doing now, they probably wouldn't ave gotten the chance to become old men. While the average guy closing in on the age of 40 might be thinking about slowing down a bit, these guys are going faster than ever And in the Indianapolis 500, that's quite a feat Just making the fieIclof cars, packed with rookies, hard L i1r t.,ur.itkkt, . front row -- well, that'a really exceptional. and just : een the 33 =h into the first turn on Sunda, on the first of 200 laps around the 2 mile track, these three old men will be showing the rest of the guys their tailpipes -Wha - t the hell's age got todo with it?" thecrusty Foyt said %hen somebody wondered whv, at the ave of 40. he wasn't thinking of maybe shifting into a more sedentary exIsteice and leaving this hectic, dangerous life to others. Age, it seems, has very little to do with it. According to Dr. Steve Olvey, the hssistant medical director at the speederage age is 35) has the eyesight, reflexes and the rest of a man In his low Pastor Ken Miller). The event? A youth benefit - - ' .--'- - -• -•-•• - program of '- for the Community United Methodist Church Casselberry, held at Sweetwater Oaks. And Jane Casselberry? Photographer. $ jn _ :; amp iaA ,._ • _______ -- ;sMil -- - - Runs, : C. I F r I• ts The 'flgers scored In every Fall started, pitched one inning, The Sanford Pee Wee Baseball League played its first inning in the win over the struck out none, walked four complete night's schedule Cards. Jeff Richardson's and allowed no hits. Barns double was one of three Tiger relieved, pitched three Innings, Tuesday night. struck out seven, walked eight Rain washed out the first hits . and allowed one . . three scheduled games last Kriger and bit, who pltcnvu The Panthers scored one i•tm Tuesday, and only one game out of three slated contests was two innings a piece, did not gibe in the bottom of the fourth to up a hit. r ger struck Gregory edge the Rebels. G • pplayed '? Tuesday, the sun silone and walked one; bolt struck out Carter and Michael Baker one and walked 11. ripped double f on the The Yanks also scored in py;a( u e apiece or In the three games, there every Hickman of the Panthers were 60 runs and 10 tnt, Kevin Smith of the Yanks tossed a one-hitter, striking out The Tigers rocked the Cards 19-4 (Scott Krlgernnd John bolt hurled four innings of one-hit eight and walking 12. of the Tigers combined for a no- ball, striking out six and --iov,, SO a hitter), the Yanks belted the walking four. Dennis Adams Cards1 004 0— 4 0 4 both teams took over in the fifth and pit- Twins 10.6 w,", 030 03 I3 managed one hit) and the ched one inning, striking out Yanks 311 SX-19 1 3 Panthers edged the Cards 11-10 three and walking four. $14 0-1I' I 4 Tim Fall and Steve Barns Rebels (Leroy Hickman of the Panoil I ii 4 0 nth1t also teamed to allow one hit. thers pitched a one-hitter. - . -: - - . . Front Row Seat . - . And Dr. John Hanna, who directs the entire medical operation, adds: "Anything they might lose in one area, they seem to pick up in another. It's almost amazing sometimes to see these drivers, like Iloyd Ruby (at 47, the oldest one in the field, starting in the second row). He's got tremendously quick reflexes and excellent depth perception He's as sound as someone maybe 15 or 20years younger. He's as good as he ever was." Like the sometimes irascible Foyt, who Is gunning for an wiprecedant fourth Indy victory, Unser doesn't understand what all the fuss over the age is all about. "So I'm 41. So what?" said the 1968 winner here and last year's runner-up. "Age really means nothing. As far as I'm concerned,l'mgonnakeepracingaslongasit'sfun." Johncock is the kid in the front-row trio. On race day fr. 11 be three months away from his 39th birthday. And he doesn't view the younger drivers as a bunch of punks, trying to muscle in on his shot at glory. In fact, he'd like to see a lot more of them around. "We need more rookies, ones who can run fast," says Johncock, the winner of the 1973 race. "We're not going to be around forever. It's time for some younger drivers to come around and make names for themselves. We need rookies to fill the holes." "The car owners prefer to stay with the proven driver, Johncochuld. "It used to be that a driver who made 40 wasa rarity. He was a real oldtxmer. Things are much safer now. - p Baptist Sti l l On To : : ' Unbelievable I Dean Smith of First First Baptist of Sanford each slammed three singles remained the team to catch, and double to pace the victors. Methodist connected for a Baptist Otto Thomas added two doubles double and single. Pinecrest and Ramon Gonzalez belted a remained in pursuit Sunday in and a single. the Sanford Church Softball Bruce Burger, Jim Smith and triple and single, Allen Dorn Kevin Crocker collected two poked a double and single, and Warriors Again League. for First Bob Shaw and Don Henderson Sanford's First Baptist hits apiece SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The fouled Barry. added two singles apiece for ripped First Presbyterian 19-4 Presbyterian, The Bullets, who went Into this bestGolden State Warriors did it again the to remain on top of the eight. Dwight Street ripped a triple Church of the Nazarene. of-seven series as heavy favorites, hard way. team league with a 6-1 record. and single, Bill Bagley smashed "I'd hate to go through a full season called a time out after Barry's free Pinecrest Baptist edged a double and single, and John RI flaptill of games like this," Coach Al Attles throws and Coach K.C. Jones planned Cl'jph of God 118 to boost its Blaylock stroked two singles for Sanford 110(13) —19 ,, lit Pr.sbil,tsan 1000)— 4 II said Tuesday night after his team a play to get the ball to Phil Chenier, Pinecrest Baptist. slate to 5-2. survived the frantic final seconds of a who had 30 points already. In other league games Don Causseaut of Church of Church al "We played great defense in those Sunday, First Baptist of God slugged a home run, triple God 101 qi 3-4 11 92-91 victory over Washington and took a 2-0 lead in the National 23 seconds. We didn't let themdowhat First and single, and teammate Pinecrest Longwood downed 070 004 1 I Basketball Association championship they wanted to do," said Barry, who 1ettust 9-3 and Church of the David Henderson rapped two - Baptait finished the game with 36 points. ies. 000 011 13 7 Nazarene stopped First singles and scored four runs. IStMCIhOdSI Chenier, hemmed-in by Keith The Warriors, who won the series Bill Bryant smashed a home lit Baplist Assembly of God 11.1, 340 020 opener after trailing once by 16 points, Wilkes and Charles Johnson, passed First Baptist of Sanford run and single, Rick Msman Longwood came From 13 points behind In game off to Riordan who tried a 15-foot shot exploded for 12 runs in the cracked a double and single, Ist Assembly from the right side over Barry with 000 100 of God 7—I ii No. 2. fourth inning in ,its win over and Tim Franklin slammed two "We try to lull them to sleep," about five seconds to go. singles for First Baptist of Church 04 First Presbyterian, 710 102 "I just blew the shot, that's all," ___________________________ Attics joked, trying to !augh off the Vic Ilichburg and Don Began Longwood. '.r"• : • a arlie C• : I • W'ien Charlie's and I(itz Theatre runs in the first inning against two inningsfor Ritz, tillowing recorded victories Tuesday in Atlantic National Bank and was no hits, no walks and no runs. the Sanford Recreation not headed. 20 0-2 S 4 Department Women's Softball Dot Bryant ripped two singles Shoemaker •r • l —' League. and Jo Sanders belted a double (12)15 31-21 1 Rati off for Ritz. Charlie's knocked 000 00 6 3 Bryant also pitched the first All Nall Shoemaker Construction Company 6-2 and Ritz Theatre trounced Atlantic National Ilk I I 10 ',tIhh sik1 Riwdnn Elvin Hayes took the rebound after his team blew an eight-point lead and finally won on Rick Barry's two free Riordan's missed shot and hurried up another shot which fell short. throws with 23 seconds remaining, The Warriors' George Johnson ('golden State's latest improbable victory came in the Cow Palace, an grabbed Hayes' missed shot just arena the team hasn't used since 1971. before the final buzzer sounded, Then the 13,225 Warriors' fans who Game No. 4 is scheduled on the same filled the Cow Palace sent up the ('Olirt Friday night. "1 never felt we icre in the clear. loudest noise heard in the cavernous They're too good a team," said the building since Republicans at the 1964 Bullets' Mike Riordan who gave GOP Convention cheered Barry Washington a 91-90 lead with a three- Goldwater into the path of a point play 1:01 from the end, then t)emocratic landslide. Colonels March Into Game No. 5 — INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — KenIt seems an almost impossible task tucky's Dan Issel, with a quiet con. again this year, since Kentucky Is 45-3 fidence, said, "We didn't figure to win on its home court and would play two it in four games and they aren't going more games in Freedom Hall If the to give up, but we'd sure like to take it series went the full route. all at home." One thing that Indiana had going for The scene of the American at in its 94-6 v'ctcry Mor'iiy the Basketball Association championship resurgence of veterans (stcr't series between the Colonels and the McGinnis and Billy Keller. McGinnis was suffering froul an Indiana Pacers shifts to Louisville Thursday night for game No S with ankle injury that team trainer Dav id Kentucky leading 34. Craig said would have kept him on U But that one victory by the three- bench anytime but in the plaoffs I! unit ABA champion Pacers didn't scored fl points and grabbed 21 come until Monday night when they rebounds, showing Little effect from appeared all but dead. Somehow they the injury. survived for at least another day. Keller had hit only six of 24 shots in 1%,i,1 'icthr!nnt,, ,.t.r..1 ',I'' frct ___ . r -- .. ,' - a &H )c "n:' said, they aren't giving up with eight of 20 Monday, includin three-point goal th We were in the same situation don three games to none Last year fourth period thar and I know how we felt," Issel said Neither coach ii "We didn't play well and they came say his team pla,ui Monday and U out clawing and hustling sloppiness of the game was reflectt No team in the history of pro- in the shooting statistics. Indiana wan fessional basketball has come back with a 40 per cent shooting avera' from a 3-0 deficit to win a best-of- and Kentucky hit only 35 per cent, seven series But Indiana has come If lndiaia gets by the Colonel the closest, losing to Utah 4-3 Last year Thursday. game No 6 is scieduled after dropping the first three games in here Saturday night Game No 7, it the ABA Western Divison finals necessary, is back in Louisville (V, . ft . . �.,,ID-Evening Her-"ld, San ord, H. I- F .. . a f --Wednesday, May 71. 175 BEETLE BAILEY SCOREW"RD sr York (rveland Entries TONIGHT FIRST: 1M- Pact C3-5600: I 1 MMQarCI 8r'd (Huly) 3 - r, in, FOURTH: I U - Pace C3 $600: Detroit (Ruble 31) at Min I Curious Note (Benedict) 51. 7 (Albury 221. In) 6 21 at Tropic Wave (Sica) ID I. 3 Speedy t'.timore iPalrner Bright (Marti n) 31. 1. Easter :'- .aqo tOSteen I 3 PrOdt (Humires) 77. $ Mighty Thursday's Games Chip Away (Bridges) 6.1.6 Pepper cias at Mi lw a ukee .. HCCI (Blood) 97. 7 Senator C 'I fornia at Boston. In) Oakiade (Crank) $ I. $ Bon ds )til'flOf'e at Chkago, king (Regur) SI :'-Iv H: I U- Pa ce C.) -$450: I. National Leags,e Haul Freight (ôredgj) 6 1, East GB Really Royal (Udell) 97; 1 Bufllt W I Pct. ft Quick (Ihlenleld) S 1. S. Surta* (' 72 13 679 6 Auburn 70 16 556 2'. FCrd) SI. 7 Murcy Boy (Holt) 12 Il 15 531 31 ; I. I Color Me Beane (Britton) II IS IS 516 1 ',e* York SIXTH: I U - Pace Cling. Ycintreal I) IS 119 It 111 $460: I Pve*acke?t (VandeeScrisal) St Ii 70 417 Louis 77.2 Mutinyk B (PloDriverill, West 3 Ad" Hershel (Dennis) 101; 4 Angeles 25 IS 623 LOS Valentine Candy (Larrabee) 31; C rginriit, 70 20 500 5 Wilmas Chip (VanDeventer) 6 1.- 6 Sin Diego 19 19 500 5 Jarv i s Lyn (Dvoracek $ 1 rirCs S(o 11 19 456 5' a kingly Hal (BOitiOli) 9 2; I Marge 19 21 175 6 Symbol (Brainard) si. l'stjston is 77 )57 11 SEVENTH: 1 M - Pace B2 Tuesdays Results 5900 1 Easter April (Neely) Atlanta 9. Montreal I Drumore (Brainard) 72. 3 ?-.rA York 6. Cincinnati 7 Sometime avid (Hysell) 51; 1 H %tOn It. Philadelphia 2 Devils Trumpet (Tayi) 3.1; S Sn Diego S. St Louis 2 Palorn,ta StariJt (Ran) 61; 6 Or. (hi(1gO 7, Los Angeles 1 5ped (Puggles) Ii 7 Meadow San Francisco 17. Pittsburgh Bet (Blood) 10 i EIGHTH: 14 U Pace C.2 Todays Ganes $400: 1 Ta nd ys Spitfire (Spriggj) Pittsburgh (KiSon 31) at San 1. 7 Trja* Honor (L.upo) Si; 3 ran(r%(Q McintefsjSco 7 21 Ocala Bonny (Crank) L 1. Ed's Montreal (Pinko 01) at Al.Defender (Raymond ) S 1, 5. Rodur s&nti (Pdekrc 71), n 72, 6 Sissy Crystal New York (Stayer 53) at Irdicholl) 51; 7 BIa Ru K Cincinnati (Billingham i3). ,, ( (Twitchell 3-4) (Bourgeois) 4-1; I Carlo Red Philadelphia (Hobbs) $ I at Houston iDerker 411. fl NINTH: IM- Pace B.3: 1. St Louis (Gibson 1 3) at San Lulle Belle (Ruggles) 4 I. 2. Good D .eqo (McIntosh 171, n Cicago (Stone 50) at Los Heavtn5 (Bridges) 31, 3 Byrd Shot (Huey) $ 1. 1 Winters Pride (No Angeles tMenrSmitPt 60), Driver) S 1; S. Joyous Move Th,trsdays Gamess (Nielsen) 10 1. 6 Vegu (Hysell) S-I. PittSburgh at San Diego. n 7. kilarney Knight (Sica) 7-2. $ Chicago t Los Angeles, n rp5O6 ---- Only games scheduled Harness Racin 9 Results TUESDAY '.'acntude (Vander5cttaat) 72. 5 mesth e f Chance (Rau) Ii; 6 Frie dd Adios (P4i(PioIl) 6 I; Kerry Creed (Larrat*t) S-I. ELEVENTH: FIRST: 1 D. K Scot 10. Hum- $401: 1 Great Value (Spriggs) 77. 2. Phf Its) '(P 9 40 £ 10 250 2 Don Frisky Donna (Ihlenleld) 9-2. 3 D Brewster (1)6103003 Star Student .1 First (Jtttirton) SI; 4. Birdie H. (5) 260 Q 13 4) 136.20 T (345) Volo(WPtayI.nd) 101; S Bids Byrd 57)01 DOT 7 13.7. (Blood) $ 1. 6 Jayvees Boy (No ,.. I Ufl vitay IPtt95f) 3 StCWtO:I Joe Speed to. Neefy) 'II 5003002602. Argo Argue (1) 1.6 Diamond U. Hanna (Taylor) 6 520 300 3. Lucky Mary (7) 210 (Q :1 Ii 517601 tI I 7 ) $113 20 T 2 13-1 THIRD 1 II Ctan (A. Kuc.a) t7: $601005102 Pall Bohemia (1) 603 10 Busy Time 111 11400 411607 (711) 5645101 1:)S:7. l..b AA ---FOURTH. 1 Marion Crank) (II 1110 410 100 2. Amys Sister (5)920 140 1 VaIiants King Robertson - ------- the m "We could take thein over," said Dr. Eduardo flay, the and spring racing seasons at three tracks in the Miami area. inan who ran the Olympics in Mexico in 1968. "But personally I don't think it will be necessary. "I was in Montreal a few weeks ago and Ithink the Ca. nadians, despite all their difficulties, will be ready in time," A delegation from Montreal was due to appear before the International Olympic Committee today to report on the situation in the troubled Ca nadian city where con. struction of the stadium and Olympic village has been held up by strikes. Three Top Pitchers Traded CLEVElAND- The Cleveland Indians traded pitchers Jim Perry and Dick Bosman to the Oakland A's for pit, " cherJohnBlueMooflOdomaJafl4ledamot ' of cash, A Is NANO% I'M SURE .5. THE PEOPLE " ULO P15AGREE WITH - ''-- K6 A .4 r / Both vulnerible Wu, MR. South 'f 1* Opening lead 4£ I'ass Pass - K GM • 11MILk, at - -J4-1-tW \ 11 P-] AW - THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom (Pt4HE'LL 06 I-. CA MW MEKTAITE Op 114E PMIE -,--f' A,Xty-1 LATER. _21 2) 1=1 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS LOOK AT ii Tk15 WA'?.. 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HARNESS A2 VA97 Pass 2 A Pass Pass ;: , ______ PtAIf1VL ',, I LAUSANNE.Switzerland (AP)_Wjfl 1976 Olympic Games be moved from Montreal to Mexico City? additioruil $2.5 million by adding 24 days to the fall, winter v8653 KQJ2 9109853 4Q 94 &J85 SOUTH £ A Q J 864 .1 2 To Mexico City? Olympics ips ____ $'WIIIS ill'S NIGHT a EP).OITS! -.3L\E ME,WrLtMEN, W! T;E?J52 ,'AW, IT REAIL\ " 'ERK AL POgfj'vL WASN'T T%4..S,T 'Q(jR DEBT! BIG A PEAL, EAST £92 West North Past The Seminoles finished the regular season with a 464 record, good enough for 491 power index points in the biweekly poll. In the college division, Florida Southern remained No. 1, a spot it has held all season, with 487 points and a 28-t record. Southern was two points ahead of Missouri at St. Louis, which held second place. SAYE of 10 O°/ M I'm 7 l AND I AB..UT MR. PRESIDENT! I auto center ard - Bean 11) 570 '140 3 0(1)3600(17) 113.60 T II) %3i560 I I 37 ) ET 70R, SIR! i 'otj, AND 'OuR W&WE HEARD MARVELOUS A LOT ABOUT season. or mom sage ouis mints area -------------tøtCh him. a 10 10-round d %SIfl over Shaw's easy, if not urnd Jacksonville s Leon Shaw. pressive win, probably will `FIFTH Vanderscvael) (S ) 5003007 20 ? The Mayfair Women's Golf His fight wi th Ellis was a bring him back next mon th for Sogle Diller (6) 300 2.10 3, FoOls*h Association competed in' its different story. Ballard did all a shot at the former world Lad(7) 7700 IS 6) $1470 T (S# 1) weekly tournament last week, the pitching; Ellis all the heavyweight champion, Jimmy SIXTH: I Atmbro O'Keefe IT. Lib Robertn was low gross in catching. Ellis. (71661075101107 thechamplonahipfllghtwi th an Shortrr by live in ches and In other action, Tuesday ,;i(5nJ S;413)60)Fuure 82. lighkrby35pounds(z38t0203), Edgar 'Mad Dog" Ross conlOOT 2171 Vivian Conklin fired a low net Ballard tore into Ellis from the tinued his KO streak when he SEVENTH: I Wirr'ng T'na (B. 69 and Stella Boks was secend beginning with . relentless stopped "Wild" Willie Chancy r#(iiIO40I37C7Mannart lo net with a 74 attack Round after round had of Tampa Mare Persson headed first l 340 0(71) $7a00 T(42$) ' It)) 40 1 7 09 4 flight wi th a gross 86. Marian EIGHTH IWen.virB,rI(G Cox and Verne Smi th tied for B--.Jow fit 6i'06203"2 Somber (, (Ii 6 lu 370 2 Senators (7) low net with 71s. Ann Guth 7600 ill) S22 20 1 (117) 5170101 carded a net 72. $PING 2 oil In second flight. Ruth Herron NINTH! I ncm :; s; fired a9Z Ellen Donley was tow 40 5 so 3 Hobo All it 00 A 60 J c toy x night f i) net with a 75 and Joan Zim and TENTH. I Darn Honest (E Bal)on) ( 1))t 7 50 520 740 2 Vic rIS A WEST &75 , - -- ---- ----- - Lea s Gals 6 £ 10 73 2 by Dave Graue VIZVOLLZ TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Florida State retained its No. I rutkmg ill this week's 'collegiate baseball" newspaper, the only team to be first in two consecutive polls this "inset RiCt (Bourgeois) 92 TENTH: I U - Pace Citing $454: I kience (Lewis) 32; 2 Smoke Beer (Brainard) 31;). Frottaurium (Wyatt) 10 1. 4 sMrri.i, 1 - Li.. hurt and might bother South later on in case one of West's hearts was the jack. Then South called for dum. my's four of hearts. This time East entered into communion with nature. Could West have failed to echo with four hearts to the jack. In that case, it behooved East to dock. Finally East made the wrong decision and ducked. South's jack won the trick. After that it was easy to lead a trump to t.hearts n01 l-.t's ace, go back to dummy %ith the king of trumps, discard the losing diamnonci on the ten of hearts and make six for a top :ore 21 NORTH A K 103 V K Q 104 J 5) ALLEY oor FSIIJ, Southern No. 1 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (API - A house-passed package of bills that would raise an extra $5.4 million for thoroughbred racing industry by taking about penny more from the earnings of a $2 winning bet has been approved by a Senate committee, The Sena te Ways and Means Committee approved a bill Tuesday H82004) providing the money by hiking from 17 to 17.4 percent the "take-out" withheld by the 5t.9.te from potential earnings of bettors. bill was sent to the Senate calendar. The panel also approved a bill (11132005) that raises an Association's individual male sports' award. Joneg won the award at the association's sports' award banquet Saturday night. Other award winners were: Dave Hudson, softball player- baseball-softball award. Jay Passmore, Colonial High School wide receiverfootball award. Darryl Dawkins, Orlando Evan High School- basketball award. Fred Pennington, Orlando Evans basketball coachcoaching award. Rayni Fox, Rollins College tennis player- individual sports' award. Jack Pardee, Chicago Bears' head coach and former Florida Blazers' head coach professional athlete award. Bob Mosher, Winter Park High School track coach________ award for contribution to sp t. L. mingham, Hawaii at Philadelphia, Shreveport at San Antonio and Jacksonville at Memphis. More Money For Racing Date this one ORLANDO. Or, maybe LONGWOOD. Gene Jones, who has headed Lyman High School's 1 rd IS ALLE"i i)P )\ - ii- %e(OREt dip THIS byDick Tumor CARNIVAL Its ()St/ALD and Jt'SIF.S JM'OBY OIL. Opening day, Saturday, Aug. 2, lists Chicago at Bir. "1 hope the league does survive, because it creates wore jobs and entt-rtainment . There are a lot of fine players who don't have the opportunity to play now." If he jumps to the yearling Wl"l., Namath would be fle(l lv the ('ti' Winds, Jones, Too ;.k. L;: r: - *1 want to play football, and I'll play with Chicago if thin gs work out. The peopl e i n t he %Tl. have about got me con vinced it's going to work. No reports have been received on the performance of the 400-meter relay team. The U.S.-China meets are not being scored; there is no team winner. The meets are being held on friendly terms. - jI. . and Seminole Junior College Track Coach Terry Long is in the dark. understand he ran the 208Q(rfletersonagJ.as5track after rain," long said. "If that's the case, it was a super pe rformance." Merrick was to compete in the 100-meter dash and the 4,','$.t't,.r rcla. He %k its not to compete in the 20Gm kr t - ij - are sketchy. Ile Associated Press reported next to nothing, Beulah (Neomon) ? 2; 5 Detroit S. hionnewta 3 .w,more ist Chicago, apd. Kamesameha (Patterson) Ii. 6 Chris Gold Ikucia) 7 2. 7. Somtmv Jim (Weaver) $2. I San Juan Only gamçs S(hCUId Hanover (Cooley) 61 Today 's Games THIRD: IM-PCIC.3-$423: O.aland IHottiman 31) at Fort Apche (No Driver) 51 ? - 'n (Cleveland 72). (n) I. .ThtØ1'fl, ITanôn 3 •, (17 But0&S5 (Lorrabre) 31. ) 1.ttl Vrg,, (Kreiger) lOt; .lan in 001, i LeACen Le* Ps &cs 13 I S ic ' c ) "' 77. 6 P') 'r5 (MeGich 36). In) Truss (HarQfn 37 or Wright (T.Svtor) 6 1, 1 Tanys Time Bomb I A' Hit )N::holl) 6 o 21 at Mlwuket (Champion 5 Slate NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. (AP - The World Football league unveiled its schedule (Or the 1975 season Tuesday, a season which many people felt would never come to pass. After a trouble-plagued inaural season in 1974 In which league owners suffered multimi llion do llar losses, the league underwent a general reor"inlzation for its svnd campdIgcI, inic1 will begin on 1 aturJay, Aug. 2 (ulowing (c.ur weeks of exhibitions. Eleven teams will play d regular season schedule which will la-- t for 20 weeks, ending on Dec. 13. Unlike last season, when games were played primarily on Wednesday and Thursday nights, the 1975 schedule calls for all Saturday and Sunday games except for one Friday game in August. $4 Million Offer TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) Free-agent quarterback Joe Namath says he is leaning toward the World Football League's $4 million offer, which he describes as more than lair. But leaning does not ii T' Tuc ay he still doesn't k'w I'h:CJ Way he'll O. His other options are retirement froni the game or acceptance of the New York Jets' reçorted millIon-dollar offer'to reenlist with the National Football League team. Namath, who p!ayed out his option with the Jets last season, took time out from a Tuesday round of golf to comment: Also, Merrick won the track award of the OIlaIXIO Amateur Athletic Association, which was presented Saturday night at the Sports' Award Banquet at the Hilton Inn West. In addition, Merrick and the U.S. team will compete in the second China meet Thursday and Friday at Shanghai. 'Reports of the U.S.-China me last weekend at Canton r- ri5 n) WFL Announces WFL Namath Leaning Toward ns 'I 20 16 $ô 70 II $;6 Cit 70 9 IS 17 ItS /1 RELL" \ VV IN MI bKIUt / MRE 9AY \ AE ARAB5 r f \\ EAT/ PEOPi.E MOST 4AvE FUPN't' TA5T IN BRIEF ORLANDO: or even SHANGHAI. They all apply to 1km Merrlck. Merrick, Seminole Junior College's world-class sprinter, is touring the People's Republic of China with the United States track and field team. Memck, reportedly on wet grass, ran a phenomenal 20.8 in the 200nieter dash last weekend to win the event at ton. The meet was the first of three between the Chineseand Ør,eiI $1. .1 Barlows n.J'ches% f 0 p Ii. $ Oteca tBere:niki 6 I. 6 Di ffer W (B'ood .• lY1eiCt 97 7 LiSbon H a nov er (Sica) I 1 6 C"cqo 15 20 179 5 O'-p Oeam l.%erkheiWrI ID I Tuesdays Rnults SECOND. M -- Pace L3 s?on . Oakland SSti: I, Chef Heather (OIsen)$ 1. 7 '.'w YOvk 6 KJn%15 City o '.'Iwau kee 7, T,ias 6. 10 on Shfl Ants (D'Amato) 121. 3- Cot ton*d S3 IR.ul I 1, 1 Franc (.,''ornia - -- 20 13 606 17 IS 531 IS 16 500 3'z s , iii ', IS 70 429 6 13 394 7 West e ns Wi i SOO Dateline this CANTON, People's Republic of China; Harness Racing Y O TO"EAT E VER IifJ z'' ) 1LJ 17 And Pr i nce Desmond (6) $10 370 3 Chancey Folly 17)1 70 Q (1 6) $11 jo 60 T 7 12 3, 6 Attendance lASS Handle WO.406 American League East M'(ukee Boston Detroit SPORTS Rourgots) Baseball P0. Merrick Wins ELEVENTH: Camden Donnie Major League %w TOOK PATE O UT FOR cee COP TONT Wednesday, May 21,1975--35 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Mort Walker 73. tç(). �- LI 4 T Answer to Previous Puzzle Fighting Mood acnogs e-for- al l 4 Fre LEISURE IMII..... L!3I'A[21 37 Recent 39 Verb suft 1 Weapon ' !~fA A5 4 0 Rgd ¶IT C Wednesday, May 21,1975—iC (QUAHYITY RIGHTS RISIRVID) I R EIL1) I [A y 0t ,,' E N 1R unteeln Ii) PlCtl5 01 M I ii 42 Period ci t'rc T L e*CrtOn 43 French r.ver I S U5 I? Stalin, 45 Climbing p pedecessot 46 Arab dsgn.tarp I4jET 13 Sharp repl's 47 Sell again IIMI. LE C L S 15 Encourag e 49 Precotatons oo 16 Thus iLatini 50 Marauder IE40IA L L 17 Barter (CoIl) 51 Angers _________ L.5ATk ..j__I 19 Mal de 52 Smallest 19 Seasonal amount 9Ct in Ncaija Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 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AR rim rn and I have been to a urologist o, by examination, has toki me I have an enlarged prostate (35) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2. I) Another World (6) Price Is Right -- ____ 06; _______ jb1% Ur. I have been bothered by having to get up two to five times a night and urgency by pppuuIIluI day. sex tile. When the gland has to 51 r I -_1 10:30 (13) June Allyson I. The doctor has toki me that 1 be surgkaily rcmovcd throu,, 1 3;30 (4) Match Game (35) My Favorite Beaver should have the prostate gland an incision, the likelihood of a 21 removed. I always thought the return to noal is not as good. 9± H:jj removal of the gland meant an Some men have a loss of end to sex life. My doctor says capacity about the same time Abundant Elements that this is not true in all cases. as the operation but would have In The Body Please give me your opinion on had a problem anyway even If this subject. they had not had an operation. N 011 NIT H E-113 0 D_Y1M P C N S C M I CARNEY KNOWLEDGE: "Ancient Voices of Children" family problem is the root of the client innocent of a shooting. DEAR READER — An However, many men much Art Carney reports he got a call This intriguing series, which trouble. The victim is a professor in a CALCIHM E E U U 0 A N I Z U ii M enlarged prostate would not older than you have had a t) from Jackie Gleason the relates sound and vision, hypnosis class, and the accused 910 make PBS GREAT PERis akemuchdifferencelf were prostate operation and P0TANLRNLITR morning after Art won the continues tonight with a FORMANCES "Three By L i 0 N A his teaching assistant not for 115 location. When regained normal function. Good Oscar. "Be ready for Las Vegas fascinating interpretation by look too good when 0 M 0 S 1 0 P F I) N B H I M C S 0 Z C enlargement is associated with luck! Balanchine the New York In September, Pally," Carney Pulitzer Prize-winning corn- City Ballet"with Edward Villella testimony shows the assistant obstruction of the bladder DEAR DR. IAMB I am N I I H N H U 0 8 0 E CA L H C L C N said Gleason ordered. Jackie poser George Crumb of returned to the class with a gun and Patricia McBride are after an argument With outlet, symptoms such as those taking twi or three pantothenic N 0 BR A C S 8 TR 0 GA 81 S AE P reportedly hasCarney a $500,000-perpoems Federico y ou complain of are common. acid tablets per day for arweek offer and sinys, Imca. The of Spanish textGarcia ex- featured along with the New profer. The assistant can't Unfortunately the only way thritis. A friend suggested this "I'll do it — iflgot nothing else plores the relationship between York City BaHet as they per. remember a C S H M D N I U MA N C 0 L U R A H N form the works of noted symptoms can be relieved is and said it has helped a number to do." a woman and her child. 10-11 ABC Baretta "Ragtime bythe HIANNESDNESDIRBL0CP removing the obstruction, of people. Do you feel that It ADVANCE NOTICE: "A choreographer George Bily Peaches" Rerun This Is a ' 9.10 CBS CANNON "The Elalanchine. These include means an operation. If should be good for arthritis '. L C I U S 0 D S L I S I) T F Moon for the Misbegotten" is a Deadly Trail" Rerun An in- "Serenade," "Tarantella" and baffling case. An influential uncorrected the obstruction sufferers? Could this amount be 2'-hour special on attorney's wife is murdered. 1 O 1 HZ B 0 U I I U OH I HP I TUB ABC next dustrialist, whose daughter "Due Concertant." just gets worse and often leads harmful LIn any way? Jdynight8:30-11,sfng dared many investigating investigating her death, to Infections of the urinary tract ago. DEAR READER'- I can see the same c1t$tthat 1 0 p H A H U S M D P N C U R A N E H DAN AUGUST Rerun Baretta discovers re is or7fldjn tiiresCannon to track her down. no and other complications. many benefits in taking a the Tony-winning Eugene But his motives are not of When a student dies of an evidence, no documents H N [E LEMEN T There H A H E M A T N C are several different simple daily vitamin O'Neill play on Broadway overdose of drugs In the local whatsoever to indicate the parental love or concern. of kinds prostate trouble, those preparation for people who, Colleen Dewhurst, Jason for 0 C A H N S 0 D 0 A E 0 R high school, Dan August takes woman ever .'xisted before she til.at are HCND an acute Ina variety of reasons, may not be Robards and Ed Flanders It is 9.10 NBC LUCAS TANNER personal charge of the was 20. All records, including fection (more common than is eating the best diet In the world. HENIH0LHCHUPUI NDIIM absolutely superb and the very "Cheers" RERUN Lucas deals vestigaflon. He discovers Ina college documents, health often realized), the chronic The biggest in thing that proves how wor- with a troubled student who has large-scale operation pushing papers and birth certificate are obstructive type, and cancer of vitamin poppingdanger is in using thwhile television really can be. a drinking problem. Sam drugs on the school kids, missing. As he probes deeper the prostate. The treatmen t vitamins for medical problems In*rvctlaas The hd= ntes hd bowappsst fomrd, IN AND OUT: Mac Davis and Bottoms plays the student, who 10-11 NBC PETROCELLI into the mystery, Baretta bsckward, vp, dow*, or dMgo1y In the really depends upon the basic they can In no way help. The use Gabriel Kaplan recently ap- resists help but finally suc. 'The Sleep of Reason" RERUN suspects she may not even be hiddut aims sad box ft in as pt.oblem. For more Information of pantothenic acid for arthritis peared together In a Nev' York cumbs to Lucas's concern. A Petrocelli has to prove his dead, CARBON POTASSIUM MAGNESIUM about prostate trouble and is one such example. Your well theater and during the week Of NITROGEN SULFUR IRON treatment, write to me care meaning friend is a "quack." the enghgement, Mac lost his CALCIUM SODIUM SILICON of this newspaper, P.O. PHOSPHORUS NBC series Box Avoid any more medical advice CHLORINE and Zaplan landed ZINC TOMORROW: Gam Bird 1551, Radio City Station, New from that source. S one at ABC York, NY 10019, and ask for The Pantothenic acid will not help 0 CBS TONY oai.,&piDo Health Letter on the Prostate arthritis at all. Relying on a (number 14). Send a long, vitamin for arthritis may delay no, Fate stamped, self-addressed en- obtaining proper medical sing, "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown." By BERNICE BEDE OSOL velope and 50 cents for mailing treatment that could help. The TedKnlght,of"TheMaryTyler For Thursday, May 22, 1975 and costs. Moore Show," also appears in a good side is that the amount of Whether an operation will pantothenic acid you are taking number of skits with Tony. the ARIES (March 21-April 19) A cheer and CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. affect your sex life or not won't hurt you, the excess will 0-9 NBC LITTLE HOUSE ON partner or close MOSTLY ON MARTHA'S sky and see it clear, breathe the 19) If you let people know your depends a lot on the associate will family. type of simply be eliminated from the VINEYARD: A Personal air and be refreshed, look in THE PRAIRIE "The Award" act unexpectedly In a way to VIRGO (Aug. 23-&pt. fi) motives are not all self. operation. The common closed body. Record. By Henry Beetle any direction and not be of. RERUN Mary runs into a give you a chance to realize Relief from material pressures centered, you'll stand a better operation that is done through Jova. fended." dilemma. Rough. Harcourt Brace Either she defies her material or personal You shmM see your doctor will come to you out of the blue chance of winning them to YOUT the urethra without making any gains, novich. Pages. $795. The 70-year-old Rough still mother for something she about your arthritis and see If today. You'll have good cause way of thinking. incision in the skin usually you need special care or are in 20 -May 20) to TAURUS (April lee) more hopeful When Henry Beetle Rough continues to edit the noted desperately wants, or she AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) p before to be You will add little Innovative and his wile Betty took over the newspaper but things have sacrifices ermits return to a normal need of medicine. Aspects are increasingly bright Vineyard Gazette on Martha's changed considerably and obedient. It's a tough choice, touches to your work today, day's end. UBRA (Sept. 23.Oct. 23) The for you in your work or career. y'11 make things Vineyard in 1920, tile on the Rough skillfully Interweaves 84:30 ABC THAT'S MY quicker next few days. pay particular Accomplishments will be t into this refreshing, absorbing MAMA "The Ambulance ad easier. They could become attention to anything that could noticed by island was "insular and those whose opinions procedure apart, not yet subjected to the autobiography just what he Chaser" RERUN A "Fortune better your financial footing, really count. GEMINI (May indignities of mass commu- thinks went wrong and brought Cookie" theme. Clifton Is hit by PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) 21-June 20) A Luck plus past efforts will j and mass trans. us to a time he calls "the Age and is hospitalized. He chance social encounter may fatten your purse. That itchy palm you ha ve today (s") portation. Otte could look at the Communication and Trans. winds up in the clutch" of a result in a nugget of inSCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) is not a fooler. Lady Luck has __ portation" which features "the shady ambulance-chasing bot'matjoi'1 that could prove to be You'll overcome roadblocks her eye on you. She'll sweeten cultural downgrading of the de- lawyer, although there Li doubt pure gold for you In the future. that have been In your path. the pot some way before the ' digInAL CINEMA __ tached or separate, the smoth- in Clifton's mind about blame. IARGAYPI MATS. EVERYDAY I CANCER (June 21-July 23) You'll break into the clear, day's over. () Whole Broiled ering of differences that cannot 8:30-10 ABC WEDNESD/1,Y You have an aura 'TIL2:30P.M.- S1.25 today that better equipped to cope in Crabmeat Stuffed be exploited." MOVIE OF TIlE THE WEEK will cause you to stand ou t in furthering your interests. YOUR BIRTHDAY Lobster "Death Crisis" RERUN Death yanathering.eope w want g May 22, 1975 SAGIITTARIUS TTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. ROBW I1oug''s life centers largely stalks a pleaszr cruise. Three to be close to you. 21) An obligation owed to you by on one region, but his story 15 couples have won tripson the Lobster & V. 95 RWPOUD LEO (July 23-Aug. not regional, it Is universal, Home a friend that you had written off Financial prospects are very Steak same i'iLe p and, one by fires will burn brighter today will be taken care of. "How" bright for you this year. You'll () Phil 'Thomas one, they are killed becaise you're there. You have suddenly find yourself ad. AP Books Editor will both surprise and mysteriously. Cesare Danova is the quality of being able to you. vanced to a position of, more 34 01(LSIM0T0N IN AwoLoiDt SE Rvlcc the ship's captain, Michael I4&STAtROuyE SAPIFORD.FLOR,OA responsibility. 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OUR 50th ANNIVERSARY Quantity Rights Reserved WIHN DIXIE STOlES, INC COFYlG,sT - i 1973 PRICES GOOD THURSDAY, MAY 22 THRU WED., MAY 28 SOUTHER.\ SALAD Cakziewatcbers can omit the dressing. I envelope udlavored gelatin 2 cups orange juice cup finely diced celery 1-3rd cupfinely grated - SUPEBBIAND SHERBET OR —1 i : HALF GAL KRAFT ?' Mayonnaise - - — " 79 - THISCOUPONGOODFORSO'... WITH tHI PUICNASI CI 3701 SAl , IIAI? *Y0NNAI$I AND A to?ai PUICN*3I 01 17 !C 01 MDII IXCI CIGI lIMIT Oki P11*31 OIL -2 $4 :;- - SLICED — - THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 70c - —E - %flIL - - • THURSDAY, MAY 22 V W SIIhII W W 1 fIThlI Lj'! .t....t. Grape Fizz 1 __ •_ scallion Membrane-free sections !rt'm 2 medium orarz Salt to taste FF p p • p :' • • GRAPE FIZZ Whe n we read In the New Yorker guitarist who Is on the wagon, refreshes tiimself with (hlsdrtnk,we tried J'e recorn_'i "d,'' L-JIu5 cup UfU!flCQ J WED. MAY 28 WITH THI PUICHASI OP-LI $50 HICKORY SWIll lUCID IACON AND A TOTAL PUICHASI Of $7.30 01 MDII I*CLUDINGCIOAIIITII lIMIT ONI P11*31. SNACKTIMEFARE Pean ut Butter Crackers A WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 60c ... WITH TNt Pulcuasi Of 4$ 9. IOTTLI OP WI3SON OIL AND A TOTAL PUICptA$ 01 $730 01 most IXCI ClOt LIMIT ONI P11*31 ... I-LB PK0 BACON - — By CECILY BROWNSTONE AuoclatedPrtuFoodEdJtor k PRICES GOOD , I S A HICKORY SWEET - UL)VM CO COUPON 0000 THIU MAY It ALL VEGETABLE 49s THISCOUPONG000FOR4OC,.. - COUPON 0000 INIU MAY - E WITH Ypti PUICNA3I Of NMY-GAL %UPI$$IAND SNIIIIT 01 ICI CSIAM ANO A TOTAL PUICM&, 00 $731 0 MOSI •ICL CPGAIIYTI$ tiNt? ONI P11*31 COPYRIGHT 1975 C0U0 0000 1146U MAY 7$ .- _. CREAM , __ Dr 0 P F.. grape juice, from a P ,:' Let ice 1 cup commercial sour cream 2 teaspoons grated orange rind 2 teaspoon curry powder Soften the gelatin in 1 cup of the orange juice; heat rernaininR orange juice to botliri,' 1xrt: add to tterd geLau and stir to dissolve. Add the celery, ca-rot, scallion, orange sections and salt; stir to distribute evenly. Turn Into L2 cup molds or 6-ounce custard cup. Utill to set. Umnold at sering time and garnish generously with kttuce Mix the remaining ingredients and serve as a diesizig with salad. Makes 6 serices. p ..•. - - :::.::-.. 24-ounce bottle lOrccbo:tie(1 and l-3rd cups) !ernon-lirne d? Divide ihe grape Juice between 2 tall glasses; add ice cubes; fill with lemon-lime soda; stir. Serve at once. Makes 2servings. SPOON BREAD Al) " 4 Andoiw~ lw i 'Irl! f t 0 t- A little ineat goes a lung way. 1 cup white or yellow cornmeal I teaspoon salt . . J1 ' . ORANGE CUPS Inspired by a dessert served • . . • 9 0 0- 0 0 1, 0 to. $2 I , Fryer Backs IRISH. • . monico ; —Del— GRAN 'A' at La Petite Ferme, one of New York's distinguished French restaurants. Medium-site thick-skin, seedless (navel) oranges Orange-flavor liqueur Vanilla ice cream, slightly softened Wash and thy oranges; cut a gmerous slice from the top of eachso the opening will be wide. With a serrated grapefruit knife, cut out the flesh in as large as possible a cone shape. Swish 'i tablespoon Uqueir over the Inside of each orange cup. Dice the cones and pot them Into a bowl with their juice; add liqueur tablespoon for each orange used; spoon Into orange cup. QilU until serving time, then top with a lit iu. We like to serve these with grapefruit - I ' stir Into scalded milk. Cook river moderate heat, stirring constantly, just until thickened. Off heat stir in baking power, butter and ham. Whisk in the egg yolks one at a time. Beat egg whites until stiff and fold In. Pour into a buttered l'iquart casserole. Bake in a preheated 400-degree oven for 15 minutes; reduce heat to 350 degrees and bake 30 to 35 minutes longer. Serve at once with butter or margarine. Makes 6 servings. . PORK GRIAROAST sausage Porr Stea k s . BR AND AND p BR SLICED , .C OO KED IL / Food Stamps / thtl to L h er SLICED • ) (4 pieces) 1-pound can diced beets 2 cups shredded cabbage, packed down Medium onion, cut In thin strips • 4 SPANISH HASH We've revived an old recipe from Spanish mine because it calls for little meat. Large pork chop 4 tablespoons olive oil 3 medium onions, cut In thin strips I pound uicduini, shred tun 4ounce can IAtnl.ntos. dialed and diced 8-ounce can tomato sauce Salt and pepper Cut away fat and bone from chop and dice meat fine. In a large skillet cook pork lightly in 2 tablespoons c the oil; push to one skk. Add remaining oil and the onion; cook gently until onion Is wilted but not brown. With a slotted spoon remove and odon. Add niechini to skillet; cook until tender-crisp. Return pork and onion to ath. let; add remaining Ingredients. Simmer 15 to 20 minutes. Serve with rice. Makes 4 servings. . I" "flDirie 1 spoom- HEARTY BEET SOUP Adapted from Jewish cuisine. 1-pound (about) lean, narrow beef short ribs f - P -, BUDWEISER BEER 6— 12 oz. CANS 11ENCH'S • 1 01 SloppyJoe Mix Chunk Tuna.... CAN 89c CPIIC&(N 01 THE SEA 50110 D 7oi Wnite Tuna.... CAN Dog Food.... 3 NORTH MOUNTAIN T 4''e, CANS I 75c Cheese Dinner 3 ;s CAN JIM DANDY ? CT. PIG. . 10 . 6 IS 2 59c 29c Bub6le Bath... $100 Fabric Softener eoritt $1 19 STAPUF . . . . $100 WINE GALLON JUG QUID 77 .' GALLON . f 'i USDA CHOICE SHOULDER (OPItAND SICED SURFER PACK Lunck Meat. ... COPILANHOT 01 MIlD (50 LBS 19 69) Dog Ration BURBLE CI NINNY Pflk Dog Food CHUNKY BEEF SkIPPY 3 IN 1 o, CUIC,(l & Beef Cubes.... 1 29 27c CHI' IN Of THE SEA "Wit $ SIJPPT V $349 Pork Sausage - - 801 P KG I 89c Lamb Roast. • 99c . . . Fish risn Fillet . ..... o'i $129 Pound Cake . . SARA LEE FAMIL SUPERBIAND LOW FAT FRUIT 1AVOR Lamb Chops...L6 $219 Yogurt. . . . • • 3 Wiener Wrap.. 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VINE RIPE HOOD ORANGE 79c 83c 49c beets (reserve beets), cabbage, onion, bouillon and bay leaf; continue to simmer, cov. ered, for 1 hour Remove ribs, cut meat from bones wul dice; discard bw&s and retien meat to sou with beets Add enough lemon iwee sugar longer. and to give real sweetsour flavor — we like 3 to 4 tablespoons of each — and at the same timIe add the salt and pepper. Mix well and reheat. Makes 6 ser- POLENTA CASSEROLE A six-serving version of a popular main dish. 1 cup yellow cornmeal 1 teaspoon salt 1 cup cold water 211 cups boiling water 1 cup grated cheddar cheese Meat Sauce, see below Mix cornmeal, salt and cold water; gradually stir in boiling KEDGEREE American version of a meatless dish from India, repeated by request 2 cum flaked cooked fish, (inn white-flesh variety 2 cups hot cooked converted- Garni-sh I I BRAN D 2 hardooked eggs, chopped Tiiw egg 14 cup light cream 2 tablespoons butter or margarine Salt and pepper to taste 3 s-ounce can French-fried onions, heated Mango chutney Tom together the fish, rice andcoo hard-ked eggs. Beat the raw egg with the cream to Wend. In a 1O-Uth skillet, melt butter; add fish mixture; heat, stirring. Add cream mixture and salt and pepper and reheat. with some of thc onions OKING ui7 C)A INC DISCOUNT COUPON — E ICE Quantity Rights DISCOUNT COUPO DISCOUNT COUPON COUPON 0000 tISIU By CECIIX BROWNSTONE Associated Press Feed Editor TO YOU GIFT (1( Wednesday, May 21, 153C water; cook, stirring a few _ con- tantly, until thickened; cover and over low heat cook, stirring times, until very thick about 5 minutes more. Off heat, stir 14 cup of the cheese. Turn into shallow 2-quart baking dish; cool. Cover and chill until firm. Top with Meat Sauce. [lake In a preheated 350-degree oven about 25 minutes; top with remaining cheese; bake 5 minutes longer. Makes 6 servings. Meat Sauce: Skillet-cook I pound ground beef; add a 15 ounce can tomato sauce,z cup chopped onun, 1 teaspoon each alt, sugar, celery salt and ore.:,nn- cimmor - r.nr in tI-,I,%•,,. :-'. �4C— Ev.ning Herald, Sanford, Fl. W.dn.%day May 2l, rA.. &J — 1175 . - -- S Grill Your Favorite Meats -. - IA/ui E u Qrkri i VVIIII I 11111 V P - - - :P,', 6A The next time family or friends drop In for a cookout, - - -.—t -- . . . - --------—.: - -. - - ' - -- .'... -. . ' _r •I In medium saucepan cornbine all Ingredients. Stir over medium heat until sauce comes to a boil. Reduce heat and Worchester centrated, robust blend. Simply 3 tablespoons brush the sauce over chicken, shire sauce surprise them with your own spareribs or ham while broiling. No marinating ahead L4 cup catchup homemade barbecue sauce, 2 t.ablespoOUS salad oil They're an Imaginative blend of Is necessary. 'Try this slightly pungent 1 can(I ounces ) oij-handsusonings.. . and full Florida frozen ofthef1tvoodnofFInd Orange Mustard Barbecue ora nge juice concentrated Sauce at your next outdoor orange juice. Each enhan (3 cups) reconstituted the savory flavorys of bar- gathering. So good with ham! Combine all ingredients in These homemade sauces will becued chicken, ham or ribs In saucepan Bring to a boil large delight many out000r per own uniue way Lena an onental atmosphere sonalities And, they can be uei medium heat , stirring conand stantl> Reduce heat and hhead your next barbecte with prepared refrigerated for anytime use. simmer 45 mInutes or until 'ange Soy Barbecue Sauce, It's always a good idea to reduced to 2 CUpS. Use .3 ii eady In a jiffy . it's the fect marinade for ribs and keep plenty of versatile Florida sauce for chicken, spareribs, or 1 ücken . a subtle corn- orange juice on hand during the Yield 2 cup5 inatlon of favorite oriental summer months Plain or ORAFiGE MUSTARD avors . . . ginger and soy mixed with other foods, it's a BARBECUE SAUCE summer ent in di auce, with a different twist, popular ingre 2 cups Florida range juice. It adds zing to eati ng. ornage juice outdoor cooking! 1 cup packed brown ORANGE TOMATO Spicy Orange Tomato BarBARBECUE SAUCE sugar becue Sauce is a mixture of I, cup cider vinegar I table s poon sugar chili powder, Worcestershire prepared tablespoons 2 sauce and orange juice, aim- lira teaspoons salt mutrd inered together til it's a con- 2 teaspoon; chill powder v - ir A.- simmer 20 to 30 minutes, or or nam. Yield:14 cups. sparertbs RABBI cups Flo1da 2 orange juice t cup chopped scallions 1 teuSpo4IMI salt 1 teaspoon sugar L7 teaspoon ginger In medium bowl combine a ll ingredients. Use as a marinade for chicken, spareribs or ham. To grill, remove meat from marinade, and occasionally brUSh marinade on meat during grilling. S Yield: 4 cups. , , _ - " -.. ---- -. ..' - i Homemadebarbecuesaucswlfldelightfzmllyandtrlendsallke Its Time - "A SUPERB BLEND, RICH IN eRAZIL!AN COFFEES' For roo" 0 /%A a i n L) i s n a I a LBO 000 TAMPS rLL J' NO _ I ' ' lImpare meal. .$cc'rdIIg to the (Itjaiit% iii the cut. Low-priced cuts are le' tender than the higher-priced cuts and require long, slow cnoking time At)uiwa'te. Meats cooked slowly at 14 -w tc,ieraturt have teswateaspan juicv. Sa v e trimmings and bones from meals to make stock for soups. gravies, t cnseroles. s e them in cl ear Make se c(ntaIner. at the Front it the relrigiratr pu that viiu remember to use them i 5aIIu'ri CMI r1Mit oughnuts l'flOMI'1'lV. 12 69c Uk IPCfl fl fl IA U L U t 1LB FRESH GROUND DAILY L ' BALL PARK FRANKSP K,G31.09 SPRITE A&P FROZEN CHEESE PIZZA V RET. BTLES. BOILED AAM............' T PLUS DEPOSIT )S ol . 89c 001. $119 CAP'N JOHN'S FROZEN TURBOT or PERCH FILLETS ........... 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QUARTERS COUNTRY PRIDE Make Your Meat Purchase — — — — U.S.D.A. FROZEN 4ROU l GROUND SWEET 3 LBS. FRESH wooLE 11 rn -j DVR LUS DEPOSIT ' FRESH ZELIW000 YELLOW FAIRWAY FARMS 100% PURE WITH COUPON BELOW 7' $ EXTRA SPECIAL FAIRWAY VALUE : E1 U AD A E ~~i FAIRWAY VALUE USDA GRADE A FRYING CHICKEN OZ. BOTTLE COLA ESHLY i FAIRWAY VALUE COCA- 4411111111W 'Raw WITH COUPON BELOW 9t WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATESJ - DEAR CECILY: Some time stir untll butter melts. Powinto ago I cut out & column you a medi um mixing owianiicooi to lukewarm(115 degrees); add tat the Italian ou nuts called Zeppole. I wonder yeast and stir until dissolved— whether you or any of your this takes considerable stlrring Add 1 cup of the flour, the egg readers know how to make jam.filled Polish doughnuts 4Y01k3.oraiu!e rind, lemon rind called Paczlu7 I have looked for orange juice and vanilla; with a such a recipe but as yet have wooden spoon beat until not found one. — CURIOUS blended. Stir in enough more flour to make a soft dough. On a COOK. DEAR CURIOUS COOK: lightly floured surface, knead The jam in Polish doughnuts until smooth and elastic — is enclosed before frying rather about 5 minutes. Place in a than after. But it is feasible to greased medium mixing bowl; enclose only an extremely turn to grease top. Sprinkle small amount of jam in each lightly with flour. Cover; let doughnut; on account of this rise in a warm, draft-free place our recipe calls for grape Jam, until doubled - about 1 how. because it has strong flavor, Punch down dough; cut into 2 and suggests passing extra jam equal portions. On a prepared when the Paczki are served. pastry cloth with a prepared One caution. The first time stockinet-covered rolling pin, MY recipe tester, Mary Greene, roll out iportion of the dough so made these doughnuts in my it is 124nch thick. With a round test kitchen the jam leaked out 23.-lnch cutter, cut out. Boll of all of them because they and cut the remaining portion needed super-sealing and no di- of the dough the same way. rections hinted at how to do With your forefinger, make a 1this. After a few more tests, we inc6-long indentation In the evolved the method for which I center of each round. Put Lt have tried to give detailed di- level teaspoon jam in each rections. Using this method, on Indentation. Holding a round in the third try the jam leaked out the palm of one hand, with the of only two of the doughnuts of thumb and forefinger of the the dozen Mary made. Another other hand lift up edges and experienced tk who tried the pinch together hard so they recipe had about the same re- meet; turn over edge, a little at sult. If any one has a foolproof a time, pinching hard as you do I'd he griteft '.1 be or she would pass it along. - your forefinger held like a C. B. knife, firmly press down edge. POLISH DOUGHNUTS The rounds should now be oval tPaczkij shape. Place, sealed sides down cup milk and well apart, on an ungreased $ CU!) unsalted butter tukic sbeet; cover and let rise 13rd cup confectioners' In a warm, draft-Iree place sugar until doubled — 1 hour. I package active dry yeast Fry In deep hot oil (375 do21 4 cups (about) flour greeson a frying thermometer) 4 egg yolks, from large without touching or crowding, eggs until well-browned on bottom side — about 2 minutes; turn 1z teaspoon grated orange rind and continue f rying until top ' teaspoon grated lemon side is well-browned about 2 rind minutes nvre; doughnuts 3 tablespoons orange juice should be a dark tton to in'.teaspoon pure vanilla sure doneness. Drain on abextract sorbent paper. With extra conGrax jam fectioners' sugar mashed Oil for deep frying through a sieve, dust doughnuis Extra confectioners' sugar on all sides. Serve at once, In a small sat eJ'an heat the pasiing extra jam. milk until tiny bubbles appear Makes I dozen. 32 oda nn ( SACC r EPT B% CECILY BROWNSTONE 1 but not hot) rice Associated Press Food Editor i cup diced celery Warm weatner calls for I, . cup sliced large pimiento main-dish salads. So here's a stuffed olives hearty one designed for a com- I,,, cups cubed cooked ham r,any lunch or for one of the jabout I-. pound) help-your.,elf main dishes at a I z pound snap beans I tipped, buffet supper. cut and cooked until tender Freshly cooked rice crisp), chilled makes the base, large pimiento4 hard-cooked eggs, halved stuffed green olives add 2 medium tomatoes, cut in t, egance and the other wedges ingredients are happily chosen. In a 2-cup measure beat toThe rice is tossed with half the oil-and-vinegar dressing while gether the oil, vinegar, salt, it is still warm tbut riot both pepper, sugar, parsley and oreThis procedure keeps the rice gano. Turn rice, celery, olives grains from sticking together; and ham into a large mixing also, warm rice picks up bowl; add 'i of the oil-vinegar seasonings better that 'does mixture and toss well; cover and chill for several hours. At when it's cold, MAIN-DISH RICE SAlADserving time, turn rice mixture 2-3rds cup salad oil onto the center of a platter; 4 cup cider vinegar surround wi th beans; alternate II teaspoon salt eggs and tomatoes around ' teaspoon pepper beans and drizzle remaining oil 1 easpoon sugar vinegar mixture over them, 2 tablespoons minced parsley Makes 4 hearty main-dish 1 teaspoon dried oregano luncheon servings, more if used leaves as one of the dishes on buffet 3 cups freshly cooked warm supper table. EXTRA' SPECIAL LlilLe"i FAIRWAY VALUE -: Eight O'Clock it A 0 'I un Ulredu cedto1cu ps.Useas as bar be cue uce for thicken, WHOLE DULLS (660 QUART 11 or PACKAGE ROUND WAFFLES PLANTER'S DRY 57 59 C 49C 1? oz JAR ROASTED PEANUTS 89 �C—EveningHerak1, Sanford, FL Wednesday, May 21, inS WE ACCEPT U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMPS! SUPPLEMENT TO THE ST. AUGUSTINE RECORD/PALATKA DAILY NEWS/OCALA STAR-BANNER/NEW SMYRNA BEACH NEWS/GAINESVILLE SUN/LAKE CITY REPORTER/ LEESBURG DAILY COMMERCIAL/ SAN FORD EVENING HERALD! VERO BEACH PRESS-JOURNAL WEDNESDAY, MAY 21.AHD'OR THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1375. i IPublixp TflI'WIIP . _ S — es 1 FOR THE LONG WEEKEND AHEAD. BUT, FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE, WE'LL BE OPEN MEMORIAL DAY, MONDAY, MAY 26Th. \ Old Mltwuk•• 1701 Boor 6 Ta,i1SI.,dC..,4So1n*s' :•\ $109 Beef Bologna........ '" 49' : D.i.o.vs SL.d Popp.* Loaf w Sanada $ 139 Wino .. — Ro 59' Honey Leaf............ FIovU,.$)Mod 49' Baked Beans.......... The Boss" D.1.900. D.k.svi Asserted fl., I POPS1 Cola 79t Fruited Gelatin...... G.o, any I__ • 16 IM Whip ' 49' mtali Readyto oak# . S.wlk..n Fried Chicken........ .. IL 64 Ina Publix reserves the right to limit quantities sold fift &A Wk $w Hostess Horn..................... (G.od wdli Swilts Pv.st'ua. A*ss,t.d Ssuisg. IL 95 Brown 'n Serve.................. . "Selected Baby Beef" • • Inflation Fighter '- Misty 1is4 W.d. - Fresh Artichokes.... 5.'I SLonlis with Any Solod CL4.,n.a : I I '. Ilk PubIix'1, Placefo8eJ stno SWIFTS PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE WW[T4 FROMIT TV Swift iP,.nwnu P.T.vi $a.f 1... b. s;rloin SwJvs s. PuT... $lu 1is luwid Top Round Stoak.......... Swilts Piiiaiøi P,.T... Sins! And Key Club Steak............ S4t* Pt.i,.,,n P.sT,. B.,f 6 Chuck Blade Steak ...... , 1' Swift I Pi.ri.v,n P,.T,n 5..I Chuck Blade Roast...... P. 1119 Swds P,vesvm P..T... kilts. 11.1 Imprkd Oven Roas!.... Sft s P,iswgw, PuT... km.l.s, k.4 (lmjiuih C.s 1..jD, luhi $179 Chuck Shoulder Roast Sw-if' $ Pu..,wv.n P,.T.n liii P1st. 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S .- -- - ••,j - -- • I -_--_- -_- - -. -- -_-._ -- ____ - -' -----------c - 45 �- - - --.---- - ---- -S -- ---.__.---... _-._...-._--rt-_-. ------"----.--------- _________ • _ - 67th Year, No. 235—Thursday, May 22, 1975 . . - - - --•----'---'--.--- - - -; ----." - - - - Evening Henild 5 BLADES -40 - -• Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Sanford, Justice Department Okays School Conversion - _ RIOV0411AF- ara AW 111C! 460b, I By EL)PRICKETT Herald Stall Writer R T R Im - - School officials today began redrawing zoning recoin mendations and blacks geared (or a strategy meeting tonight alter the U.S. Justice Depart m"nt yesterday gave an 11th hour okay to convert Rosen ald Elementary to a special •.,"i' - ccnttr. - * In telephone conversation with School Supt Bud Layer scant hours prior to last night's board meeting, Justice Department officials backed the board's decision to close Rosenwald, but turned thumbs down on busing some )7 black fn tiiv1.'ntc IVI ___ '. ... .1 .-iW I N- !I / I I \ - ('se!berry Elementary. JAMES GADS(JN "We believe the proposed reassignment of students presently at Rosenwald places an unnecessary and undue burden on those students The board should consider reassigning those students to one of the more than three ..loser schools," Justice ofItcials said That That decision prompted • School ciIOOi noltru i.flaiflhiifl Iiiiu i'eaUrIocaL1aspecial4 pm meeting on Monday in the board's conference room in Sanford. The final decision is scheduled for Wednesday at a 7 p.m. board meeting at the Altamonte Springs City Hall. Black leaders present at last nights session said they will diSCUSS the Justice Depart- I3 I% . — L1 t] -- :- Illeeting 01 the South Seminole Committee for Progress, the agency which helped coor dinate black resistance earlier this year to the School Board's decision to close Rosenwald. One parent and black leader, Herbert Felder, said had "no comment" until he's had an opportunity to check ith hic iit -O lit. i1L d a second spokesman, James (,adson, said he didn't have "anything to 511)' . . • as of now. 440olitics is politics, butit's not a total loss," Gadson added. Actually, the decision from Washington was what Layer initially recommended - close Rosenwald and bus blacks to one of the newer schools. - - u1Jtx - I .- - - - - ..t :...- -. - .,.. j P'1i it U 1 A. W_ - ' _____________ ____ _______________ R11D 1..AYF.R - is officials in Washington have recommended black students now be bused to either Altamonte, English Estates or Lake Orienta and not Cas.iclberry. which would have meant trading an old school for an old school. 1 .. ppi -' .- Saying the Justice Depart -i. decision was based Oil logieandreason," Layer last night asked the board to hold off on any decision until his staff has had time to ceme up with new zone lines for all of Smth Seminole. He also told the board that a more formal and detailed ruling will be forthcoming from . -'• I HERBERT IELDEP. Cctlicd th Page 2-M ; arre f7w QW0- ssau t Ca s 0 ort e V. tr 9 tes U - ), By BOB LLO' j) Herald Stall Writer I L v -' .r- st . ane Harrell called reported allegations that he physically assaulted it I J: - a SETS ALTAMONTE -- PLANS TO WORK I ' - -- . -: ft . . Herndon Ambulance Co driver outright Lies" and told The 11 r - mind that the Investigation will said. - - I here absolutely a physical contact and I did,t comnletely exonerate me" - •, I . - - ' Herald that he believes "someone is trying to stir up pthjgtoenbsrras5Sherllf John Pc,ti" State Atty. Abbott Herring's office had no c nnient on an Harrell said he's been told use any profanity." that he is accused of Using Harrell said he understanth profanity and physical!) he's been accused o( having two assaulting Manning In a small deputies "throw' Manning Into room off the Seminole a room where they were joined Memorial Hospital emergency other men I'm told room nurses station on April I've been accused of striking Is. the man in anger over an 'I had sent Lt. Ray Parker to alleged report he made Harrell &aid. the 13nta1," Harrell said, 7 after we received report that The whole thin,' is an Sheriff Polk's 17-year-old outright lie Then wasa verbal /1 ,"J daughter, Lujean, had been confrontation only Harrell " ... said In investigation into the hospital with (Corrections allegations and reports that the Harrull is actlng:,heriffstuk Division head) George DUANF HARRFLL I . Herndon attendant, Robert . Polk is attending the FBI Iroudfoot." Manning, 29, took a polygraph Academy in Quantico, Va. Polk Harrell said today that he and examination yesterday. Harrell said Parker and was in Sanford yesterday for several other deputies have Ground was broken yesterday for expansion of the city's 1.2 million gallon sewer plant off Keller e a e y. made statements to Herring's Manning had a "heated the trial of a civil suit but Road Into a multl.rnilhlon dollar 7.5 mIllion gallon daily capacity regional facility. Participating in discussion in a hospital declined comment on the State the ceremonies were (left to right) Bill Palm, vice president Glare and Radcliffe, the city's con- William C. Staley did identify investigators in the case. hallway and -the three of us Attorney's investigation and suiting engineers; City Commissioners Sandra Glenn and Helen Keyser; Harold Radcliffe, president the office's polygraph examiner Glare and Radcliffe; Mayor Norman Floyd, D. Callahan, of the U.S. En 4 If I'm requested to, I'll be walked into the small room left last night on a flight back to ronmenta1 Protection as Phi Sellers. Sources said the Agency; Alex 'Serikevich, regional administrator, state Department of Pollution Control and T.C. glad to take a polygraph where I elso had a verbal the academy to complete the Brown of E.ec Construction and Ben H. ilynes of Tuttle White Constructors Inc., contractors for the probe is expected to be coin- examination," Harrell said. confrontation with Manning. final three id hi project. (Herald Photo by Bill Vincent) pleted by early next week. "There's no question in my "Then I walked out," Harrell trainin. %.I I ) 'l -s Three Principals Named; Former County vin en Wants Lontrontation Wit Senators On Tax Collector Dies Teachers' Rehiring Set Inside T Eliminate Monday Blues Want to eliminate those Monday morning blues? Officials in Cimarron, N.M., have come up with a four-day school week they say has all but eliminated that "draggy" feeling on the first day of the week. Story on Page &.\ Two Receive Appointments Appointments to a O.S. military academy aren't too unusual, but when two students from the same high school are appointed to the same academy, ills a rarity. See photo, Page 5A rrciw WWH Index Around the Clock -. -4A Editorial Bridge -----------9B Calendar .SA lG.11B Classified Comics 913 Crossword Puzzle 1213 Dear Abby 7A Horoscope -------12B Hospital SA 5A Obituaries 1-211 Sport,' T&e%ision 1213 6-7A Wo.nen's . - . . . - - - - - AA - - - - - V m.'i',a'r. rmr.'m Yesterday's 'ugh was 90, o'eg' low 65. Locally hcay early morning ground fog, rei Inning driving conditions. Partly cloudy through Friday highs in add to upper Ms. Lows In mid to upper 60s. Varh ble mostly rmt to northeast winds at 10 mph or less, Complete details and tides can be found on page 5. Layer told the board that a principal appointment conimittee "unanimously" selected appointments he recom• mended. Board Member Da1e Sims moved to accept Layer's recomiiendattons and that motion was seconded by Allan Keeth. Officials had held off on selection of principals until a ruling was banded down on the Rosenwald situation. Though that decision came last night, principal s,.ection was made before the board was officially notified of the Justice Depart, nient ruling Layer stU this morning he's meeting with the school system's perronnel officer and that teachers could be notified as early as tomorrow. About 2D3 teachers have yet to be sipproved For rehiring next year. A pp ointment of the new principals opened up jobs for 44 teachers, but Layer says 10 of those positions will be fill ed by N F oinLt on contract. John I. GallowaV, 86, former Seminole County tax collector, died Wednesday afternoon (Ma i. 115) in Orlando. Galloway was appointed to office in February, 1947 shortly afcr the death of John Jenkins and served from that time until 1965, retirement in covering a span of IS years. A native of Brunswick County, N.C., Galloway was World War I veteran and a member of the Sanford National Guard unit. In addition to his work as tax collector and service career, Galloiay was also member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the American Legion, serving as commander of the Legion post, and the 40 ci S. He also was a member of the Sanford Chamber of Commerce, the Junior (imao'ber of Commerce, the Kiwanis ('lob and the Holy ttoss Iplicopal Church and he was a Mason. daughter, Mrs. C. Floyd Cooper of Orlando and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held at 11 am. Friday at the hiiiIy Cross Episcopal Church with Rev. Leroy Soper Jr., officiating and burial Will follow at Oaklawn Cemetery with the Britton Funeral Home in Survivors Include a charge of arrangements. Jury - - --- '-.. . - -_____ - ---. - -- -- --- - .5 lh RICK PASTRID(11. Herald Staff Writer groundbreaking ceremonies for ( nrt s in i' imard the new Osteen Bridge in July. demonstration grant to Iuild an Vihien told the committee overpass for safety reasons, if Hopes for an end to traffic that he has discussed the there is enough support shown Jams caused when trains block railroad overpass project with locally to Chiles, Stnrie and area State Road 46 east of Sanford U.S. Seas. Lawton Chiles and representatives in the house. depend on convincing elected Richard Stone and both have Sanford City Cornmisscner federal officials of the need for agreed to a meeting "some- Julian Stenstromn, cu-chairinan action, Seminole County Corn. where in the state" in the near of the committee, twitted mission Oiainnan Sid Vien future to listen to local pleas for neighboring city officials a Jr. said today. little, remarking "the ironic federal aid for the project, Reporting to the Roads and "I've been working on this thing about this is that Bridges Committee of the and I'm not going to quit until monte Springs and Longwood Greater Sanford Chamber of we have a personal eyeball-to- are trying to slow the trains Commerce, Vihien said federal eyeball confrontation with the down while we're tryinit t. highway officials have told him senators,' Vihien said, speed them up." the Federal Highway AdmimsCommittee member S. 0. Officials in I.ongood and Altration will oppose use of Chase Jr. reviewed the traffic tamonte Springs have been federal funds for an overpass to problem, which occurs when complaining that the trains ar' speed traffic through the dan- Seaboard Coast Line and Auto complaining speeding dangerously through gerous bottleneck. Trains cross SR 46 near Rand their cities, but the problem for "The federal highway people Yard, sonietunes backing U) Sanford's point of iew is that are against projects of this kind traffic in in both directions once the trains get here, the because they think it's from Sanford to Interstate 4 block SR 46 for 15 to 20 iiiinutes discriminatory to single out a "Both Seaboard and Auto or imiore at a tine, while community for special at. Train are sympathetic," Chase switching back and forth, ad. tention," Vihlen said. "I totally said. "They are willing to help ding and dropping cars destined ilisagrec with this." us solve this problem in any for dIfferent areas The committee also heard way they can - provided it Vmhkn also told the cointhat Seminole County is in for 3 doesn': cost them any money." imiittee that the county will be in $3(0,000 rebate of funds xVihien said some lnno.ative for a $30),000 refund from the pended when planners moved funding ideas are needed, Department of Transportation the site of the Sand Lake Road "since the county aeid the state m DOT - Mta- V JOHN 1. GALLOWAY Interstate 4 interchange. It also agreed to make plans for just can't afiord it." He added that (here is a possibility that Refuses Damages To Wounded Youth i The Seminole mmoiney was spent unexpectedl to acquire rights_of-way- for construction o the lnti'rstate-4 Sand Lake interchange when the plans for the interchange were aiumeiided A circuit court jury has refused to award damages to an ThelawsuitagainstmeriIlJohnPolk,hisjnsurancecom,ipamm- moving it to 11w Orange County man and his son In connection with the teenager's and Deputy L. M. "Rocky" Ford alleged that Ford used excess'" Seminole County lint', tit] i r.1t ,'T b:. ç-t --i,:u ch.si.'ti. --- t'i. urce WIicii 1W tIred tour wites at a Volkswagen in the sa',mg suiw t,ti of (}ran,: car, which had been reported stoleim, into an orange. grove near orange grove. Comntv funds anti dipping ml Forest ('it). The Jury returned a verdict yesterday in the court of ('ircuil I., mmiirle' coffers Teac he rs have been in an uproar over the manner in Clarentv Rhodcs had.%ught an award for paymient of nearly which school officials no-'ified $6,000 in hospital bills and his son, 16-year-old David Rhodes them they wouldn't be rehired $150,000 in damages for pain and suffering, according to their next year. I' Overpass 0 The appointment of prinThe School Board last night Mrs. Jewel Morgan principal at cipals for two new schools last approved Layer's recom- Lake Orienta. • night paves the way for rehiring InendRtiOn to appoint Jesse Meuse presently is principal of 34 teachers probably by Meuse principal at Sterling at Rosenwald, Mrs. Hendrix IS tomorrow, School Supt. Bud Park, Mrs. Ruby Hendrix an administrative trainee at princinal at Rosenwald and Longwood Elementary and Layer said today. Mrs. Morgan is principal at Geneva Elementary. EVERYDAY! • attorney, Albert Vurko. Judge William Akridge in favor of the defendants following it two. day trial. 11M. intert- Ninl4v vi iliwct, in i ('Ofltiflued on Page S-Am lower the traui I 'omlimmwd ( ill ulujiit' - A - � 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 21, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 21, 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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SIMS (DE - 10911 FPO New York 0950$ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED That a Complaint TO toreclose a cert ain mortgage encumbering the following described real property, wit lot 5$, THE COLONNADES THIRD SECTION. according 'o the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 16. Page 55, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, has been filed against you In the above Styled suit, and you are required to serve a copy of your AflSW or o ncr F'Iefiaing TO Inc ComplaInt on Plantiff's attorneys, VCO den Berg, Gay & Burke. POSt Office Box 793. Orlando. Florida 32102. and f Ile the original Answer or other Pleading in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court On Or before the 9th day of May. 195. If you fall todo so. adef Bull judgment wilt be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and the seal Of Said I I LI is true that some people with hypoglycemia will eventually become diabetics. You are right in saying that i....ii Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 discoveries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page booklets. To order volumes I, Ii and UI, send $1 for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. COLEMANS R9 SOUTHS FINEST gi.....i._ _,.._L....._I_.___ UULIWiUflUl IUWU&U isfouled up. The defective islets of Langerhans that release Inzlin do respond to the load, but they do so too slowly, By the time the insulin is released the peak load of glucosetia.sbeenhandledby the body and reactive hypoglycemia occurs. When the defective Islets of p fl - I - For - Tuedav. May -- -, - -, cth. k Deputy Clerk DEN 31 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL cli. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Clvii Actlon 1S-427.CA49.0 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MEMPHIS. Plaintiff, 20. 1975 - - t A CiP 1. EVERY TUESDAY IS* * * FAMILYDAT J NITE , :HoIcE OF $1.95 BAR B.Q HICKEN DINNER OR $2.2 BAR SQ PORK DINNER OR $2.45 BAR BQ BEEF DINNER ALL FOR THE UNBEATABLE PRICE OF W60, MATINNE 1.0 10"I 11:111111 live TKA is 9.35 WAR Carry Out Orders Welcome ACROSS FROM MOVIELAND HWY. 17.92 SANFORD GODDESS __ E C w PH. 322-9646 P, I Start(a Wed. Parl- You may eLerience some changes this year in your work or career. They may not appear to be advantages, but U Um unfolds you'll see their possibIlitIes. of your Anw.r or pleading to the ComplaInt to: MaurIce Shims Of the firm Subin, Shams, Rolinbluth & Moran, P.A. P 715. 670 CNA lower. Orlando. Florida 32007 plaintiff's attorney, and file the original with this C ur1 On of before - City, May It, 1975 11 1 By GLENN MeCASLANI) Herald Staff Writer Saying a dispute between Sanf or d and Lake Mary over ownership of more acres of land has been 'blown out of reason," Sanford Mayor Lee Moore yesterday sought a meeting between officials of both cities and owners of the questioned property. Moore directed City Attorney Vernon Mize to "get everybody together" after hearing a report from Mize that Lake Mary officials had refused to "dc-zone" the properties, but were willing to meet and discuss the Issue. "1 think a lot of people are losing sight of the fact that all we're trying to do and all Lake Mary Is trying to do is to accommodate the property owners who wish city services," Moore said. "1 think the entire problem has been blown out of proportion." Mize said the mayor of lake Mary and its city attorney had agreed to meet with Moore, Mize and City Manager W. E. "Pete" Knowles regarding the problem, which developed after both Sanford and Lake Mary claimed the 300 acres in each city's jurisdiction, - 1 - Th IS c1a1n "HELL .UPJN..flARLEM" Th Dcpuly Clark Publish May 5, U. 19, 26. 1915 , 1i 1.3 . e He 300H.FRENCHAVE. ft, it TO 0. It 'i ,~ ' "' ' ' front row, ' Cam Maty Tiy _____________________________ - .a II we're trying to do and all Lake Mary is trying to is to accommodate the do property owners who wish city Sanford Mayor services." Lee Moore ".. - - Sanford annexed the land In 1974, one month before the legislature approved Lake Mary's incorporation. Lake Mary's boundarles included the same large tract of land. The la nd is owned by Southward Enterprises and Jeno Paulucci Enterpr1s and is toted north of Lake Mary, and west of Sanford, near the Mayfair Co un try Club. Attorney Gen. Robert Shevin has ruled In an onion that the property was still in Lake Mary because state action "supersedes" Sanford's annexation ordinance, although that act came first. Following Shevin's ruling, Sanford officials indicated that court action might be the only recourse to sIve the problem. "MI we're trying to do is correct a mistake which would, of course, assist the property - 57 million in summertime time. However, those teachers who unemployment benefits paid out to employees. In Seminole haven't been approved for *ing"we're happy with It," County alone, the measure as it contract next year are eligible to collect the benefits. In .\',st. School Supt. Roger Harris was written would ha ve cost the treathed a sigh of relief today School Board In excess of Seminole, some 208 teachers have yet to be approved for .nowing a bill to slash sum. $120,000 a week, Harris said, 1 rtime unemployment 'Obiously , it would have rehire The bill, Harris noted, also i.'neflts for teachers has just been Impossible for ifiaflimously passed both the counties to pick that up," he cuts out unemploymentbenefils it.iu5e and the Senate and sits said. So, the legislature got for all substitute or temporary busy during this session and employees who work for the u the governor's desk, Officials say a "technical passed a bill which disallows school system. Harris and other school of. error" in a bill passed by the unemployment benefits to legislature Last year would have anyone who has a definite ficials had feared that If i cost Florida school systems $37- contract for a given period of sufficient number of the county's teachers opted for the benefits, the contingency fund would lirve been reiiI:ired to withstand a whopping dent and cutbacks would have been required. But with the bill unanimously approved by both branches of state goverrunent - a factor which virtually Insures no veto by the governor all those dire possibilities have been eliminated, "I can't think of anything that It could improve the bill. sounds very good and we're happy with it. Very happy as a matter of fact," Harris said. During last year 's session, a "slipup" occurred which would have made the county's estimated 1,400 teachers, librarians and counselors, plus 900 or more instructional personnel, eligible for benefits, The "slipup" occurred, Harris said, because during the preparation of the bill last year a "technical error" allowed the beeflts. Much furor was heard among school administrators over the "slipup," Apparently, lawmakers got the word .. S PH.322-2611 I To olve Land Issue '. , 'i Won' f Get - rald _ '. ' '. ''-i.. By ED PRICK. M herald Staff Writer CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING Arthur H Beck*itl,, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Joy stokes BLACK GODFATHER * %44, Unem lo ment Pay It you fail to do so, (Seal) hL - eacers 'i' NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN n the Complaint .................. -.' 14 IDEAL. LINING MATERIAL (They judgment by default will be entered aglntt you for the relief demanded Lake , 10 5 EACH -. 't ... % . Mayor Tells Attorney: 'Get Everybody Together' Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) WITNESS the hand and seal of this Court on 30th day of April, 197$ NOW SHOWING WE 'RE FORCE FOUR U T-THROATS-NINE ' I - I11) SISTERS May20,1175 I 1 11 "W The Nguyeu Family: From left, back row, Vo Thi [wi, Hong-An, Tan Phuoc, Due; Nhung, Thu Thuy,andTanSl. (Herald Photos by Bill Vincent) -- C acres of 613,974 square feet). hall been filed against you, and you are required to serve a written copy YOUR BIRThDAY 14 - ' - STE PFORD WIVES -, • described in the toning ordoaric". ALUMINUM SHEETS 'i.,.., -I' - . __ ' - - ,rzi 7 CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS , FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by ttie City Commission of the City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, that said City Commission will hold fi public hear lm (a) To consider annexation of the following described property lying and being In Seminole County. Florida. to wit 5()7 LakeDestiny Road SEC 2] TWP 215 ROE 29E. BEG S 1 4 CC' 5E RUN W 1320 FT N 72 DEG 49 MIN E $017 FT TO RD SELY ALGRD600FT ML TO BEG (LESS F 495 FT • P05). to the corporate limits of the City of Altarnonte. Sprngs, Florida. and b To consider alto the Question (14 designating and assigning the zoning classification of C N Corn rrerclal Neighborhood District Ti'. said property as that classif icaf ci Ni. ARI (Mirth 21-April 19) very reluctant to be involved with you In the future. It's to your advantage to treat LIBRA (Sept fl-Oct. ZI) Be others as diplomatically as prepared to switch tactics vs. possible today if you hope to COMMUNIPLEX. INC. it at, achieve your ends. Be patient, today on the spur of the moment Defendants. if you see you're not getting the tolerant, SUIT 10 FOR ECLOSE MORTGAGE TAURUS '(April 20-May 20) results you counted on. NOTICE OF SUIT SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 You'll start with a full head of TO STANSELL GRAHAM steam today, but soon as you Watch you& step with coCORPORATION 3 ", Hoffman run into resistance you'll workers today. Try not to team EngIeliarcIt. Esquire of John Gulf Breele, DATED this 15th day of April, up with one who does thlngsina throttle-down considerably. ...,w rum ui ,flU!Tia) K. ,,ira,ana R LI 1975 YOU ARE PILP(tDY NOTIFIED GEMINI May 21-June 20) hasty, careless manner. that a Complaint to Foreclose Suite 950, Hartford Building S Phyllis JortlahI City Clerk SAGITTARIUS (Nov. fl-Dec. c ertain mortgage on the following 200 East Robinson Street Opportunities presented to you Orlando. Florida 37101 of the City of You're likely to have your described real property, to wit: today will Lose some of their Attorney for Petitioner From the W 1 4 corner of Section Altamonte Springs, Florida luster if you don't follow priorities in the wrong order II, Township 71 South, Range Husband PuhIih April 21 and 21 and May S. today. Put productive things East. run thence N$9 degrees 1s" Publish: April 21, May S. Il. it, ISIS I? and 19, 1975 through promptly. East along the northerly tine of the DEM.176 OEM I)) CANCER (June 21-July 22) first, pleasurable ones last. SW'. of said Sect Ion lla distance oe In CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 11S143 feet to • polifi on the You may do something today westerly right of.way line of occasion the out of spite or anger that will be 19) You'll rise to the L Railroad, thence Slo degrees ;zndzmsging to :'ou all It is to today when you meet with SC 3' 10" VIesb iIuij la C 'Ig I Cf - way opposition. Instead of in. line a distance of $11 87 feet to a the other guy. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) timidatlng you, it will point S St degrees 12' 25" East a distance of 101 61 Islet from the NE Something you'll hope to at . strengthen your resolve, corner of Maitbie Shores First AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) addition as r ecorded in Put Book complish today will suffer a temporary setback. Don't be Don't be too loose with your 13. page 1, Public Records of Seminole county, Florida, thence N dismayed. You'll work It out resources at this time. It's $9 WHILE SUPPLY LASTS degree's 12 , 23" West along the cuter to take It out Of the bank northerly line of said subdivision later. and its casfecly and westerly cx VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If than It Is to put it back In! USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES tension thereof a distance Of I"• PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) you're too selfish in your 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES fee. to the east line of Bay Street, dealings today, others will be Be careful you're not drawn said line being the west llni of into a situation today where aforesaid Section is, thence ii 0 rt. 676 qU?(sai$rI t*?IIS _________________someone else's burdens sud- degress 12' 44" Etst along said line a distance of 502 55 feet to the point IO(1G (MAli denly becomes yours. of beginning. (Cont aining 1C191 4 pg i h Arthur H Beckwlth. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By Lillian Jenkins Deputy C lerk Publish May 17. 19. 26. June ?, ISiS DEN $0 - ig P ' C',,: 4 WITNESS my hand and seal of thiS Co'irl on P,Say 7th, 1975 is °1 ; • - - 73rd. 1975 1 ac of the City of Altamonte Sprirv Florida. towit' Ordinance No 221 Li IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND and as amended and supplemented The present zoning classification FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA of said property is A 1 Agricultural CASE NO. 1S44. 7CA.04.0 District, as that classification is In rat the Marriage of: described in the toning ordinances DENNIS J. FUNKE. Husband and regulations of Seminole County, and FIoridc, SUSAN A FuftIkE, Wife The Public Hearing will be held in NOTICE OF ACTION the City Hall, Altamonte Springs. TO , Susan A. Funke Florida, on the 20th day of May, 1975, Vaughn Sti,fl •t 130 p m or as soon thereof ter as Detr&t. Michigan iaiIiir, 1,1 wht, tirn 'nirveIU YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a parties and citizens for and againsT Petition for Dissolution of Marriage the proposed annexation and bohr. has been filed against y in the will be heard Saict hearing may t. above named Court. and you are continued from tirnr' to time Un' ruired to ser v e a cop y of y our final action is taken by thr' (?, eq answer or pleading tothe Petition on Commission the Petitioner's attorney, JOHN C. This notice shall be posted at It ENGIEHARDT. Esquire, Suite 950. City Hall within the City n' Hartford Building, 700 East illtamonfe Springs. Florida, arid Robinson Street, Orlando. Florida, three (3) other places within tf' ---1._I .,.•i,.. ... _,._. ---- -- .1_ ',.. - '" " "v Ii' 'V'n !')wI'T i..UV. InC Lvrnin flO PuOiIU '1g in the office of the Clerk of Herald, a newspaper of general the Circuit Court in and for Seminole circulation in the City of Altamonte County, Florida. on or before May Springs and Seminole County, 2ItPi, 1975. Florida, onceaweck for at lea st four If you fail to do so, ludgment by (1) consecutive weeks prior to the default will be taken against you for date of the Public Hearing: the date the relief demanded in the Petition of the first publication to thi date of WITNESS my hand and seal ths the ln, publication, both datr'% in 73rd day of April, 1975 rluslve, shall not be Ij than (Seat) twenty eight (71) days. In addition, Arthur if Beckwitts. Jr. notice thall be posted in the area to Cler k of the Circuit Court be considered for annexation and By Elaine RiCharde bring at ItStfiftvq'n (IS) daysprior Deputy Clerk to the dale of the Public Hearing Publith: May S. 1 2. It. 26. 973 ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL - mv Court on April (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk Publish - April 71. May S. I?, 19, 1975 DEM16S ____ I plaintiffs attorneys or immediately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demndcd in the complaint to . I' I i East Robinson Street. P0. s Boa 3061. Orlando, Florida 32807. on or before the 11th day of June. 1975. and file the original with the clerk of this Court either before service on Defendants __ _____ ______ - plaintiff's attorneys. wnose aoorrss ROBERT N. TOMLIN arid FRAN J. TOMLIN, his wife, - D MOR -Ii It - County. Florida haS been tiled against y ou and you arereulred toservea copy of your written defenseS, if any. to it on FINCH of Gray, PHILLIP R Adams, Harris & Robinson. P A CIVIL ACTION NO. 7s6soCAoC ' j u ____ .. -1 an rtlngtotheplal ltiett .1% rutC1ctI in PIl Book II. Page 9). I eni * inc PuLiic Rords of -- 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NATIONAL FEDERAL TGACE ASSOCIATION rl ____ ______ -U i Ph County. Ftor'da Lot S. (less the Northeasterly I toot thereof) Block A. EASTBROOK C"fi rinj iiiir Chances of survival under the Nguyen and the children, Mr. Three weeks ago the Nguyen Tan Phuoc Viet Cong were Nguyen was se nt to Muncie, They left home with one family was crouched in a ditch. in 1959 by the Vietr.amesT The five children of Nguyen hour's notice. While they were government to study school Saigon. Today they are in Sanford trying Tan Phuoc and his wife Vo Thi awaiting rescue from the administration. He has a BA to rebuild their lives, l.uu are experiencing what it is airport the shelling began and degree in English and French like to live In a land without war the planes in which they were to met by an Alliance missionary, camp and determined what and has taught school. He for the first time in their lives, depart were destroyed. speaks, reads and writes whom they had known in they needed. Three weeks ago they were The Family was flown by Vietnam, Guam Project Nguyen said he has found the English fl uently. crouched in a ditch for a day helicopter, with only four Director Reginald Reimer, who American people very friendly He said when they arrived at and a night at the Saigon air- pounds luggage for each per- had a paper showing the church and the volunteer was very nice McCoy Jetport Saturday they l.it't :i' it v.ts :.helk'd i),' ft ' :n, to the cargo Sb'[) Kuiibro would accept responsibility fur and they ap;rcciatcd all the v. crc impressed and surJ)rLs-ed Communist forces. Today they with the Seventh Fleet on April the family in the United Sta tes. assistance received at Eglin. to find Rev. Rola nd Coffey, are In Sanford trying to rebuild 29. Along with 8,000 refugees, Nguyen was a active leader in He termed the management associate pastor of Fir3t their lives, having arrived over they were packed like sardines the All ince Church in Sa igon and organization of the Eglin Alliance, there to greet them. the weekend. on the ship with only room to and his children are fourth refugee center "Number One." They shared in the service Because of his connections s ta nd, generation Christians. The camp is divided into four Sunday morning at that church wi th Americans - he was After they landed at Subic The family left Guam on May sections wi th each one having a and were also impressed by the formr'rlv a neNonnel manager ltav in The Philippines. they 7 and chose to be sent th Eglin Vietnamese cou ncil under one cordiality and kindness shown for Esso and served as tran. were flown to Guam aboard a because they decided Florida American Army major. "We by Rev. Blair McGarvey sportation officer for the U.S. C130, from which all the seats would be more like the climate took care of ourselves and Sunday, when they came to AID program In South Vietnam had been removed. Refugees they were used to. Ike the settled any problems. The food. Sanford and shared in the and the fact he had served in were seated on the floor in four other refugee families arriving clothing, and everything were evening service here, he said. the army for eight years and rows, at Eglin, they were met by a excellent and there was a warm The two oldest daughters, was a first lieutenant in the They arrived in Guam at friendly Am erican volunteer atm osphere," he added. Th is Cam Nhung, 20 and Th i reserves, Tan Phuoc knew his midnight on May S and were who showed them They are here under the Thu Thuy, 19, would be taking around the sponsorship of the Sanford their final exams at the College Alliance Church and First of Law in Saigon, w here they Alliance Church of Orlando. were freshmen, had their lives Until they get settled per- no t be disrupted. They had manently, t hey are sta ying at a planned to study business townhouse apartment provided administration and a year of by Dick McCoy of Central law is required. S The oldest son, Tan Duc, 18, Florida Builders. McCoy is a member of the Orlando church. was to have graduated this Although this is the first visit (Coatinued ( Page !.A) concerning the rezoning of property which to the United States owners," Moore said yesterday. will be used by Ca rdinal Industries For conCity Commissioner John Morris suggested -----7!7,-T77. L' struction of a modular apartment that the two property owners be Included in -. . manufacturing complex. the meeting between Lake Mary and Sanford Stenstrom requested that his vote of April and Moore directed Mize to contact ! km 28 favoring the rezoning ordinance be owners and their attorneys, asking that they changed from "yes" to "No" his vote of join in the discussion, I "i "yes" on May 15 be changed to "abstain." i I! . 4 Following the Commission's action on "I do this in view of the fact that the i Lake Mary dispute, Moore told the group that newspaper has decided to make an issue of I Knowles, who Is out of the city attending the the fact regarding how I voted," Stenstrom state legislature, had requested the Coinsaid. Stenstrom is serving as public relations mission meet wi th him at 7:15 p.m. next consultant for the company and was referring Tu2sday to discuss and answer questions on to a story published in The Evening Herald structural conditions at the present city 1' that his vote favoring the rezoning action . C 1nMi11 M®i' C could have been a violation of the conflict of '. notify Knowles Oat Interest law. would be present for the meeting, which will The Commission tabled Stenstrorn's include the City Hall Review Cotiittee. request pending a ruling from Mize as to just The Comm ission and city manager what Stenstrom could change in the vote. seeking data on the possibility of rebuilding Mize recommended that the Commission the city hall on its present site as opposed to allow Stenstrom to change the vote to "ab. another stain" in all places where the rezoning orThe usually routine approval of COITUTILSdinance was acted upon. sion meeting minutes tilt a snag when CornThe Commission then directed the minutes missioner Julian Stenstrom read a two-page be changed with Stenstrom abstaining from Sharing a Pepsi-Libby McGars'ey, 8, and Nguyen Thi Hong-An statement into the record requesting pert,'0g on approval of the minutes. mission to change votes on public hearings ByJANECASSElBEItR Herald Staff Writer ac tion for foreclose a mortgage on the following property in Seminole Publish April 71. May S. 12. 19, ISiS OEM 167 _____________ , residence address unknown y ARE NOTIFIED that Deputy Clerk treme fatigue sets In every (35) Big Valley Langerhans get worse (hey Rebecca S. Gitnick evening unless I eat a large 12:30 (2, 0) Blank Check RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN finally don't produce enough meal or eat every hour. All parties claiming Interest by, (6) Search For insulin at all, and then a simple fhrnu s, undeqorag.inst Elinor G. Eating protein is supposed to Tomorrow Tom ca.seof diabetes is the problem. Cohen. Trustee for the Benef it of (9) News help but seems to have little Rebecca S. Gitrtick and to all parties presume you have had a (44) Variety effect in leveling out my blood having or claiming to have any complete examination with 1:00 (2) Jackpot right, title or interest in the real sugar curve, and I get ex(6,0) News tests, and I think you should property herein described, cesslvely fatigued every time I (9) All My Children YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED have blood glucose tests try It. I've been on oral diabetic (35,44) Movie that an action to foreclose a mor. regularly to evaluate your 'gage on the following real property medicines, but they make 1:30 (2.0) Days Of Our ii There are many dif. in Seminole County. Florida: Lives either tremendously hungry or Lot IS. Block 8. SUMMERSET ferent causes of hypoglycemia, As (6) The World lethargic. NORTH SECTION A. according to and an examination Is essen. Turns I feel great as long as I keep the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat (9) Let's Make A tial. For a more complete pages 75 and 26, Public eating, but I'm up to 170 now di Deal Records of Seminole County, the various causes and I'm only 5-feet-2. I'm a 2:00 (6) Guiding Light Florida and management of year-old female. My mother IS (9) $10.000 Pyramid has been filed against you and Y hypoglycemia write to me in are required to serve a copy of your 2:30 (2, I) The Doctors an adult-onset diabetic, and care of this newspaper, P.O. written detnsss, if any, to it on van E (4) dgeOf Night I've had hypoglycemic S)Tfl den Berg, Gay & Ourti, PA., at ,Box 1551, Radio City Station, The Big (9) toms since I was a teenager. Post Office Box 793, Orlando. Showdown ew York, NY 10019 and ask for Florida 32102, and file the original I try to stay away from (33) My Favorite my special report on Low Blood witpt the Clerk of the above styled S' CT3td ,ncent eIet.pt for) Martian court on or before May 30th, 1975: Sugar. Send a long, selfemergencies to stop shakey (44) Underdog otherwise a judgment may be addressed, stamped envelope tered against vi..i for the 3:00 (2, I) Another World l' spells, of which I have plenty, and 50 cents for mailing and demanded In th, complaInt PriceIs Right () even aftera well-balanced, high tYl enert MOOI!I protein meal, WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on April 2''ti. 1975. DEARREADER-Youhave done an excellent Job of ____________________________________________________________ (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. (u ((II(rli describing one form of low (PI1I Clerk of the Circuit Court ht,wf ,,r.mr 4huyw,Iug.,nnlni te W*'W and ANDERSON. JR MARY E ANDERSON, hiS wife. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO JOE S ANDERSON, JR. and MARY E. ANDERSON. his wife. Refugee Fam i ly Settles Here _________ ___________ JOE By: Lillian T Jenkins BOBBIE C McKNIGHT. et at.. Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT TO: ELINOR G. COHEN. Trustee for the Benefit of , Plaint i ff, vs entered against you for the relic' In the Petition WITNESS my hand and the seal of sold Court on this, the 21st day of April, 1975 (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court 9) Gilllgan's Island (13) Orlando City Council (33) Batman (44) GIlligan's Island 5:00 (9) Dinah (24) Mister Roger's Nelgorhood (33) Mickey Mouse Club ( 44 ) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) Naws ________ corporation cemand ed IN To HE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE El'HTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE C OUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION No. 71-41S.CA.OS.A FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, AFTERNOON I'm hypoglycemic. I keep gaining weight because ex- Bonanza Mery Griffin Legal Notice LoveOt Life (I) Movie (9) Blankety Blank (35) Florida Lifestyle 11:55 (6) News By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D LAMB Club Sponsors Vietnamese Alliance Church IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL CASE NO. 74.2139CAO9A FUNDING COUNTRYWIDE CORPORATICN, a New York Petitioner, and file the original with the Clerk uf the above styled Court on or before May 29th. 1975, ctlerwiW. a Judgment may be (44) Mickey Mouse Squares Ills Described (44) Three Stooges (2,1) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (6) Andy Griffith (13) Cable Journal (24) Electric Company (35) Lnst In Space 6:00 (2,6,0,9) News c:a V!!! Al-re (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2. 0) NBC News () CBS News (9) ABC News 3, Ensign O'Toole (24) Zoom (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes (44) 9:30 (13) Monty Nash (24) Assignment DEAR DR. 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Florida, 37701, Attorneys for the (33) UnCle Huble (I) Today in Florida :55 (2) Daily Devotional 10:30 (13) June Allyson (I) (9) - Beaver Match Game () e Life To Live Semester Leg islature (3S) Felon y Squad Jeopardy (6) What's M' 6:30 (6) (24) Today In The Ghost JJ• No.' 10:00 (9) Car me (13) Zafle Grey Theatre 67th Year, No. 233-Tuesday, May 20, 1975 Clerk 01 the Circuit Court. Seminole Cou nty, Florida in accordance with Fictitious the provisions of the Section 5tatutes. To Wit 86509 Fioridd StatuteS 1957 NOTICE OF SUIT Inc. of JOSEPHTrim. TO RAYMOND tamonte Sprn9S WEILAND PubliSh, May 19. 26, June 2,9, 1975 Address Unknown OEM 161 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 3:30 (6) _____________________________________________________ (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World HElIJ1u11 Jul Jill To Tell The Truth Of i DOWN 23 Liquor made Of honey '4 Facial TONIGHT'STV EVENING I z a r .. intend to register said name with We Husband (44) Le.ve it To ft J' ; (33) Mr. Ed MONDAY ~ Til TI.\:'4,' ______L 33 Against places Monday, May19, 1975-6B Answer to PIIVIOUS PULZII Have Fun Amusement 4 Forms Ct 9Grek market Fl. ,,.__.__,__..'-.---'--,------.'.-._,i . FICTITIOUS NAME Nolictisherittygivitnthat we are at 711 E engaged in bUSIneSS Semoran Blvd. Altamonte Springs. Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of TRIM and that we IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.421.CA.04.0 In re: the Marriage of NORMA DELORES WEtLAND. Wife: and RAYMOND JOSEPH WEILANO, ______________________________________ Evening Herald, Sanford, - Legal Notice Legal Notice LEISURE - - School Paving qr ., 1, Upkeep Declined . . _% 11) , IICKEV LOCHRIDGE Herald Stall Writer . ticipate in maintaining school property like parking Lots, but A county policy, excluding in a workshop session yesterresponsibility of the county to day Commission deleted the maintain resurfacing and paragraph. :v ,t . . ... paving Commissioner Mike hatprojects on school -. . -.--grounds In unincorporated taway voiced strong opposition - " '' •-'.! , areas was adopted this morning to the County's responsibility to k . i '.T by the Seminole County school grounds saying, 'We're ,,F' i ..1 not private contractors Conunisision At 4 . "I don't think it's fair of the " The policy, P IC), Prepared b) School Board. We won't satisfy Y Engineer D1U -- -----Bush and their needs." he said. / '.f Public ,or Director Bob Commission Chairman Sid .. , A ndrews, ou tlines COUflt)' i_2_ Vihien Jr., said the situation of . po icYreardl the Count' S county crews working on '-.--con sid e ra tion of handling pas'ing on school property has -. from only surfaced a few times. School Board. r Bush also was in favor of A deadline of May I was set striking we paragraph irom me _______ ________ ____________ ______ policy becati,'e he rld, "Ws ________ fcc the Sehn& Ilorird riakin; 7 ___________________________________________________________ requests for the Coun ty to have to assume the possibility ____________________ consider when preparing as of going onto the school -_ E1T . lcounty) fiscal year budget. property and then be criticized -w ____ ______ ____ -'-" =--_______________ The policy also suggests that for what we do." Bush was instructed last the School Board make its requests and projects known to week to write the first draft Jay thvicheI takes a ride on a basketball last night during SUPER SM ILE all governmental units inthe policy when Commission finals of the second annual Sanford Super-Athlete Competition decided that a definite %'ol%'ed. at Seminole High School. The smile says the ride's okay. Story, AT SUPER EVENT statement was necessary In the More photos on Page l.n. tlleraldl'hotoby Gordon Willlamsont a paragraph was included curtail school requests f,,ir,projects which fi1'r in durtn: the fiscal year. Bush explained that wtwn D . money requests, which tht' Conunission had not budgeted, This time the commissioners voted without opposition to An agreement paving the way for development of a 125-unit show up during the year, the approve the agreement. During last week's session, three tie housing project on 48 acres of land southeast of the city was commission Is forced to make a votes developed, all of which had to be broken by Mayor Moore, formally signed between Tyme Construction and the City of decion on the matter during an intra-Conunission struggle about what direction o Sanford yesterday. Dick Commissioner take in clearing up the long-delayed Newburg Development Mayor Lee Moore and David Adams and Joe ('rum, Williams, who did not atten project. deopers doing business as Tyme Construction, signed the yesterday's work session. Both ('rum and Adams were grinning broadly when the final new agreement, ending two years of hassle surrounding the 48 proposed an amendment to the pen strokes to the agreement were completed at 4:30 p.m. in acres owned by Newburg Development Co. of Winter Park, policy that the county should Commission chambers. The new agreement, which City Attorney Vernon Mite had consider on-site constni'tion on "This makes its very happy. We're going ahead now with ken directed to draft last week, provides six months time for ;i school property. but the motion the project,' Crum said later. ir cent completion of water and sewer lines for the developwas defeated by CciriiThe project would develop two sections - an eight acre and mentand 18 months for completion of streets and drainage missior1ers Vihien, Itattaway construction in the project. if 40-acre tract - as a residential area and does not provide for and Harry Kwiatkowski. The water and sewer service from the city will be provided conunerc'Ialdcvelc,pment. The first agreement between Sanford The policy also terminates to the area when the developers complete the lines and the and Newburg had been approved in 1973. the county's budgeting for adult nro;e'ct is annexed into the city. I Continued on Papoçiisifl,, 'uurms at th. 'hols - ., ____ _______ ' -ii.,,,2cT'' r' - " '." . _____ ____ , __ ___ _____ __ ______ .:' Agreement Sign e d For 125- UnitI ro, eCt �f '' . - - - -'..' -, -.. ' !A-Evening Herald, Sa nford, Fl. tuesday, May 20, lflS Body Found Hanging In Cell Commission, Directors To Hire Chief 01 SCIDA To Begin New Drive For Industry ' tA110N — hire a director. which has been without a Chairman Ed White, came to The Seminole County Corn- authority, — Merge efforts with the County Commissioners also director approximately one the Commission asking, mission yesterday, meeting Port County Seminole with the SCIDA board of agreed to allow the county- year and has not lived up to "Where do we go?" White said the SCIDA board, Authority (SCOPA). County directors in a work session, funded SCIDA more autonomy expectations of attracting In. Seminole The - Abolish the authority. dustry since lscreation several in a meeting last month, Development decided to hire what they hope In its operations. Industrial a Merging with SCOPA, decided on three alternatives The two boards held asomber years ago. Authority (SCIDA) is back in will he an effective director to Commissioner proposal which head the industry-seeking discussion on the fate olSCIDA, The SCIDA board, with for SCIDA. business, Dick Williams has supported, received little discussion In light of the fact that a merger would be a year down the road and would take legislative act The enthusiasm of the two boards to revive SCIDA as soon as possible was evident when applications for the position of director were screened and four men were selected to be in. suspe*s1on of his law practice. "I believe there's a hole In perform the service," Strawn By BOB LLOYD for the Job. A lawyer can't represent a state's case," Graham said, tCrviewed Herald Stall writer Selected were James Melvin client if he doesn't talk to "but I've told her that based Graham told the court there it Daniel, Rolfe G. Arnhyrn, them." the state's evidence I believe Seminole-Brevard Circuit had been "a mixup in Jeffrey M. Jacobs and Robert Sure, we make mistakes," Is sufficient for a Jury to return Court Judge David U. Strawn schedules" that possibly caused Kelley said today, "but we a guilty verdict. And I believe N. Johnson. has publicly warned Defender the lack in communication with Interviews wi th the four men didn't In this case. I ha ve very an average jury would do Franklin Kelley's assistants the client. strict rules on the handling of Mrs. Anthony, who said she is were set for M 30 that (h ri,xt time they failed to Kellt', contacted at his A good dc.il of cuideL'atia . cases. We have experienced now seeing a psychiatrist, meet court requirements that Tutusville office today, said, "I placed on the type of inwas trial attorneys and less ex- admitted giving a prescription the3' c" cier.t.s within 24 hours don't like the judge putting us in dtvklual needed to adequately r1rC iw'jerm cha do pie. that she knew was frged alter cases are assigned to i jstiou to be an advocate handle the job. trial work." two juvenile girls A pril 3• t hem for defense they may wind against our client." Co nsensus among the board Kelley confirmed that Mrs. r After questioning Mrs. girls took the prescription for up in jail for contempt of court, Anthony Graham amphetamines to a pharmacy members centered on an inand face fines or suspension of their Anthony had talked not only to in yesterday, Judge Strawn ac- at Longwood and tried to get it dividual who is resourceful an investigator but also to an law practice. ha and can work dath .....e....s-.. i. W...m- P1 ccptcd her guilty plea as filled. Sheriff's vice squad IIIflE £ i nut "b UI$* Jt.dI* $ UK; 'j charged to obtaining a con- agents were notified and Mrs. with other agencies in the same after a south Seminole woman, 24-hour period following the field of seeking industry to trolled substa nce by fraud and Anthony was arrested. arrested over a month ago on a publi c defender's appointment She told Judge Strawn locate in t he area. ordered a pre-sentence in. drug charge, told the court to the case April 11. r Commission Chairman Sid vestigation (PSI). Mrs. yesterday when pleading guilty when she pleaded guilty that Kelley said attorney Donald JUDGE DAVID S'TR.AWN Anthony was allowed to remain that she had received the forged Vihien Jr., said instead of she hadn't talked with her Marblestone made a lengthy public defender, James confidential report after in. defendant within 24 hours of free on bond pending sen- prescription from a "young boy selecting a "supersalesman" being assigned the case. tenctng In the case. at a convenience store down the who is selfish with industrial Graham, until two hours before terviewing the client, clients, Vthlen suggested the "An investigator won't do," Assistant State Atty. 8111 street" from her house. "She plumb forgot about the entering the plea. "I didn't know what drugs it need for a 'low key individual Mrs. Nancy L Anthony, 26, of interview," Kelley said today. Strawn continued. "lie's not an Heffernan said the state Is recommending that the woman called for but I knew It wasn't W doesn't want to see he gets Altamonte Springs, said after "And she'll tell the judge that, attorney, "The next time the Public be put on probation, valid," Mrs. Anthony said. She all the credit." her arrest she'd been contacted too." By expressing the need for a Strawn ruled that despite said she was going to throw the by an Investigator for the public "This, In my opinion, isn't the Defender fails to do so (contact with a low profile, director to defender's office, but she hadn't first time the Public Defender a client within 24 hours) I will only a two-hour period to talk prescription away but gave it was con" it. Vihien apparently seen her trial attorney until has failed to do as he should," issue a show cause order for over her case with Graham, the Juveniles who asked for are a fact there of the yesterday. Judge Strawn said. "Court contempt of court," Strawn Mrs. Anthony had had au!- "I don't know who they wanted "The Public Defender has no orders require an assistant warned Graham. "Then he'll ficlent advice of counsel in the drugs for but it wasn't for number of industry headhunters in the area, including me," she told the court, right to accept funds and not public defender to see the possibly face jail, a fine or entering the guilty plea. SCOPA, the Orlando Area uuamrr rn ..ommerce a nd we Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Lines of communication are presently open between the county and the Orlando Chamber's Committee of 200 to combine efforts to bring Industry Into the area on the theory that Industry locating anywhere In the metro area will By DONNA ESTES benefit the entire area. first turning it down several 12, 13, 22 and 23 be rezoned Herald Staff Writer times. business district for the portion As adopted the property now abutting SR 427 with Industrial Summer YMCA. LONG WOOD The 88 acres carries business district zoning on the rest. t*indjng LOflgWOOd Hills and for the portion facing Longwood The zoning commission two Lake Emma Roads is definitely lulls Road and residential for Day Camp In the city the City Council the balance. The designations weeks ago recommended denial declared last night, voting 32 to were given the Land when first of the request. Schedule Set annex the land for the second annexed. Hired Douglas E. Keller of time. The Seminole County YMCA Titusville, formerly police chief Councilman Gerard Connell, and city manager of Probably the most conDay Camp for boys and girls troversial annexation In the who voted With COWlCilIflafl Collegedale, Tenn., as public opens June 18. city's history, its Inclusion HA. Scott against the 81)- safety director effective June l. The camp sessions will be within the city limits several nexaition, said that no petition Salary was set at $10,000 and divided into four two-week years ago has been challenged requesting reannezation was Keller was placed or six periods with cost set at $36 per In the courts for more Own two submitted, the business months probation. session for YMCA members years by Attorney General desIgflaLlot) was both apui and and $40 for non-members. Cancelled next Monday's strip zoning, the proposed Robert Shevin's office, Eligible ages are from five to Shevin had said, and the city zoning of the property was meeting because of the it. Day holiday, admitted, the parcel when advertised only as residential Memorial The camp is at Sweetwater originally annexed was not and the action was an abuse of agreeing Instead to hold a Oaks on Lake Brantley and will contiguous to other city OWT in that a lawsuit win regular meeting June 2, norbe open daily from 8 a.m. to property, a requirement under probably be filed against tj'e mally a free Monday. 2:30 p.m. state law for a legal annexation, city and the property will cost Registration is under way Accepted the low bid of the city much more money and interested persons may Armco Steel at $12,889.81 for City Attorney Ned Julian Jr., It will ever receive. contact water line. The pipe is to be Seminole YMCA has said the lawsuit will be headquarters at Lake Brantley Council Chairman J.H. paid for by federal revenue dropped with the re-annexatlon. Harbor or write In care of P.O. The Council a year ago Grant, noted the property was sharing money. Box 305, Altamonte Springs. refused to rezone the tract to originally annexed years ago, The lee covers cost of tranpermit a planned unit insisted retaining the tract as sportation to and from the development, and then voted part of the municipality would camp, accident insurance, milk numerous times to stop defense be good for the city and all its and lunch, swimming lessons, of the Shevin lawsuit to permit residents. arts and crafts, lessons and the land to go back under In other business, the activities in canoeing, archery, county control. Council: Declared hiking, air riflery, nature The governing body thIs year Set a public hearing for 7 walks, horseback riding and agreed to re-annex the parcel p.m., June 9, on the request of one field trip each session. with residential zoning, after Mrs. Betty Widdis that Lots it. i,vI. Ai,t, R int The Last uttInn ____,._..w.t_1._. IN BRIEF Children Recognize Mayaguez Captain • ft FORT MYERS, Fin. (All) A Fort Myers banker and his family are under guard today after extortionabductors handcuffed his wife and children and forced him to deliver two briefcases of money, deputies say. Barnett Bank jnesident Stephen Zahorian and his family had siready been found unharmed Monday when the $11, 000 ransom was found by a passerby before the abductors could pick it up, officers said. To persons were arrested and authorities said they were looking for three others. Lee County Sheriff Frank Wanicka said the masked abductors broke into the home and held Zahorian, his wife, a son about 9 years old, and daughter about 14 at gunpoint all night until the bank opened early Monday. One of the abductors drove Zahorian to the bank and told him to deliver $100,000 to a wooded area, Wanicka said. But he said the hank didn't have that much cash on hand and Zahorian filled two briefcases with the $11,000. For 0) a[ipar(' ut r;ts'n, s hi v tr cot v Itli hi iii to the hank didn't take the money then," said sheriff's spokeswoman ('aria Blackburn. — It _____ _____________ _________ _____ _____ ____ WASHINGTON iAP) - The Supreme Court has declined to hear a detergent-maker's attack on antipollution laws regulating use of phosphate detergents. The court let stand a decision of the U.S. District Court "ICL ....I..J.1 e., .*e..'.. .. & M% us bj III lU.UU IIe• .. .. e .-. . - " 4 P. Confederate Widows On Rolls _____ MASCOTTE, Fla. (All) It is 110 years since the Civil War ended. But Florida is still paying pensions to 12 widows of Confederate Army soldiers. For Nonnie Gray, 97, and her family, the monthly payments have sometimes been a lifeline. "It saved us from starving many a day," says Mary Crane, Mrs. Gray's granddaughter. Mrs. Gray, who worked as a fruilpicker until eight years ago, began receiving a $15 monthly pension In 1925 when her husband, William H. Gray, died. The payment has since risen to $190 a month, "He never talked about the war," Mrs. Gray says. "He was Justin the shooting game. lie wasn't an officer." Mrs. Gray was in her late 30s when she married the 75year-old Gray in 1916. Gray's family believes he took part In the battle of Olustee, the major engagement of the Civil War in Florida, in February 1864. The records, however, have been lost, - . — •*.i U6$4. dinance. Proctor and Gamble argued that the Chicago law and similar but varying ones elsewhere "threaten in combination to destroy the national market for detergent products." The company called the laws an unconstitutional burden on uterstate commerce. Detergent phosphates, many of them derived from rock mined in Florida, are key ingredients of popular laundry products for automatic washers. But Chicago and Dade County, Fla. forbid the sale of phosphate detergents In attempts to control the growth of pollution-causing algae that thrive on phosphates. Some states, Including Indiana and Michigan, limit phosphorous content in degergents. Other anti-phosphate ordinances are in effect in Cocoa Beach and Kissimmee, Fla., Bridgeton and Kennetxinkport, Maine, and Painesville and Independence, Ohio. Regents' WASHINGTON (AP) — His children were off doing other things, his wife was out of town, so President Ford went to a movie and saw a fictionalized account of how another president sent Marines to the rescue of Americans in trouble. It was escapist entertainment Monday night, but the situation bore some resemblance to Ford's action last week when he dispatched Marines to rescue the cargo ship Mayaguez and Its crew. It was a We of kidnaping and den1ng.do, based on an Incident In 1904 when President Theodore Roosevelt sent Marines to Morocco to retrieve an American woman and her two children from the clutches of a Berber chieftain. Land Parcel TALLAHASSEE, Fin, (AP) -A proposed policy by the Hoard of Regents to require summer-school attendance fails to solve the problem of low summer use of university facilities, Education Commissioner Ralph Turlington says. Turlington recommended that the Cabinet allow the rule to become effective without approval or disapproval today while directing the regents to restudy it. The Cabinet also was asked to approve a $97,778 deficiency appropriation for Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin's office, tuch Is running out of money, and to take the first step toward imposing state-written development control on Polk and Lake County sections of the Green Swamp. Turlington said in a statement Tuesday that the regents would have plenty oRüne to restudy to summer-school attendance plan before the effective date in September 1976. Again '0 — Refugee - Addresses Commencement WINFrON-SALEM, N.C. (AP) — Rep. Barbara Jordan has become the first woman and the first black to deliver a major commencement address at Wake Forest University. The Texas Democrat, who gained national attention last July during the House Judiciary Committee's Impeachment debate, achieved the two firsts Monday during graduation exercises at the Baptist university. She told the 901 graduates that this country must translate the "passionate distaste for tyranny" found In the Declaration of Independence Into a greater respect for personal liberty. ; I - fltalIfln1 -, month from technical school a trained auto mechanic A 16. year-old son, Tan Si Is in the ninth grade and 12-year-old daughter Thi Hong An is in seventh grade. "In theory we desire to have our children resume their education," Tan Phuoc said, -but practically we first have to -___ f~ ~ if_,~ ~ , . . ,. ' & ... b t11 , ,f . - zi - - :~ K - I— - "&4- . -_ ___. - March 3 to use of a firearm in commission of a felony and Assistant State AttyClaude Van Hook dropped the robbery A -- ,' The apartment is pretty Rev. furnished, nearly McGarvey said, but some Nlhung. (right) prepare their first household Items are needed as airs. Nguyen and daughters American meal in PCW kitcbm well as lsc)rcIes to provide transportation for members of do so contacting the for them through the church are we were going- but just prayed the family. God would take care of us," Tan Sanford AllianceChurch or the tax-deductible. "We did not know In 3dvarxv Phouc said,1'but God is so good An)-one wishing to donate MeGarvcy home at 139 pP goods for the family Pinecrest Dr. Donations made whvn we left Saigon just where to our family," IflOII -- - --- - "" mmen had been in custody .1 ring a pre-sent,ence n du vestigation ordered by Judge Hosemann. Hosernann said DYS can keep Vammen until he is 21 or can release him at anytime. But, he warned Vammen that If he gt-ts into trouble anid "if I have to bring you back, I can jenftilct you to 15 yew3 in prison, accordlr.g to the law.' - -- -- - - -- %-4V..*T4 - - - £" , '- ' " " - P'U! k - -1" ---*144 '1# 4k. *W., I ,4V .I" .I- - '-s — _'. 3 011"%. . 40-1 ".. 7d, — 00 3 Out of Work State Jobless Rate Rises To New High :,,. I TALLAHASSEE, Fla. tAP) _____ £ Florida's unemployment '\ rate rose to 12.3 per cent in " t1i April, up 1.6 per cent in a says Commerce month, (I i / . S'eretary F4wnrd Trnmh.tth aa That means 378,300 Floridians are jobless. The latest unemployment fig. . ures, the worst ever recorded ln i the 25 year s Florida has been ••% ' keeping the records, were 1. \ reported Monday. Meanwhile, house Corn. \ ' merce Chairman John Forbes, ; D.Jacksonvllle, was W questioning whether the state " 4:'.' j " '*.. ft. '."... can afford Gov. Reubin :1' Askew's proposal to hike : " maximum weekly unemployment compensation benefits from $74 to $90. Iftd A bill (HB1502) to boost the rate to $90 was approved by a J' ;,. Commerce subcommittee on May 8. But Forbes has kept It k from coming before the full 'S Iii'-' !'' , ' J1 % committee W t- I C S4,,IS , Forbes said that with unem ployment steadily increasing, the trust fund for aid to jobless .and lots and lots to drink, thinks young Lora IUggfns, taking a workers will be depleted by the WATER, WATER drinking break during a recent Little League baseball game at Ft. end of the year if benefits are EVERYWHERE... Mellon Field. (Herald Staff Photo by Gordon Williamson.) boosted, The fund now contains about - — .. \" - - - - -- - . , - - . _ - ',, ' . '' .,".' . ' -" .," _____ -- ' -. - - ' - 4. ' -. - .. ,. ' -- ' ________ A ( - . , '. ______ . — ". ' .'S ,, — . - .'. , .. $210 million and is being depletedata rate of about $26million a month, according to Cornmnerce Committee analysts. "If the house is willing to ramse It and go ahead and let the Fund dry up, which I think is irresponsible, the bill will pass," Forbes said. "But! don't think the House will take Irresponsible action." Trombetta said April's unemployment jump was partially attributable to federal programs extending coverage to workers who previously were not eligible for benefits or who are receivng special benefits after exhausting their regular compensation. "The fact that we are seeing such a rise In the claims filed under these programs indicates that people are stay ing unemployed longer," he said. Unemploment continues to hit hardest at the construction and trade industries, Tromnbetta said. lie met with Forbes todiscuss the lawmaker's questions about the ccmpensation trust fund and the sustem Florida uses to measure unemployment. Forbes said a study by Flirt- TAllAHASSEE, FIn, (All) The Governor's Commission on the Status of Women is trying to establish a list of women available for high positions in state government. The commission mailed nearly 1,000 letters in the recruitment program IMPACT Identifying Management Potential and Career 'I alent Gov. Reubin Askew's office said Monday. The letters included applications to be filed in a talent bank from which management and administration jobs may be filled. — — .-, _ . New Industry Denied Students Probe Make-Believe Murder "I don't know of many pro- 19, in the three sections of the with in solving infamous an arrest. COCOA, Flit. (All) A body signed Satan's Servants." "They're learning about law grams like this in the United accredited course. A grisly murder. crimes. was staked to the ground behind and what is happening today," States. I'd like to see this exOne class acts as the Jury in But it was only make-believe, The "crime" area was roped Cocoa High School, a slash said instructor James B. Sdt. panded to all schools." the case presented by another. extending from throat to storn. with bogus evidence planted by off as students lifted fingerSchmidt teaches about 70 stuThough few of the students ach. A note pinned to the victim a teacher to show teen-agers prints, interviewed witnesses midt. "We discuss what is read: "The witch Is dead, what police have to contend and suspects aid finally made pertinent to today's society," dents, ranging In age from 14 to say they're interested in police careers, Schmidt says they'll be better citizens if they have a better understanding of law enforcement, In additiusi Lu studying the use of laboratory equipment, radios and standard police TALLAHASSEE, Fla. i AP panics dig from huge open However, before a judge Dempsey Barrun, D'Panama the Ways and Means Corn- procedures, the pupils say they The Florida Senate has de- mines, could seek re-election or before City, had sought the measure to mnittee to draw up amendments get an insight into some of the lerred action on Its $4.47-billion A hybrid bill combining ele- any lawyer could become a consolidate environmental per. that would incorporate Askew's other problems confronting poappropriations bill In order to merits of several proposals for candidate for a vacant judicial iniLs for such items as dredge request for additional funds for lice, give the Ways and Means Corn- reform of the Judicial selection office, he or she would have to and fill into one agency. Origi- prisons, youth services and "You get different stories mittee time to draw up amend. process was before the House be certified by a Judicial nomi- nally, they wanted one super unemployment, from people and you underments to provide $36 million ex- Judiciary Committee, nating commission as qualified agency but agreed to two deThe chairman of the state stand what law enforcement ofIra for prisons, youth and The committee voted earlier for the office. partments on a compromise Ethics Commission said Mon. I icers really have to go unemployment. The House and Senate on with Askew. against considering judicial day that he understood from through," one student said, Instead, the Senate scheduled reform this session, but House Monday passed a bill The Senate halted debate legislative leaders that a bill to The amateur sleuths have action today on a bill t11111147) Speaker Donald Tucker, D-Tal. reorganizing state en- Monday night on the proposed strengthen the financial d.ts- discovered other difficulties to return $2 million a year to the lahassee, prodded it to try vironmental agencies into two state budget for fiscal year closure Law is nearly dead for one make-believe detective acphosphate industry to restore again, departments one for natural 197546 after getting mired the 1975 session. cideritally trampled the plaster the land scarred to dig The latest proposal would resources management and one down on a proposal to cut it Talbot 'Sandy" D'Alemnberte cast of the footprint at the miii-minerals, merge Initial contested election for environmental control, across the board to make funds made the comment shortly der scene. The house-passed version of judges with subsequent -r.rn,n-..r-n_r.s.u-.,,.r Coy. Reubin Askew is ex- available for Askew's $36 mu- after the Senate Governmental would return half the 5 per cent "yes" or "no" ballots by the pected to sign the measure( C- lion supplemental request. Operations Committee unaniHELEN A1114" "i Dec Vert Nv's.s. severance tax paid by the in- voters on whether incum be nts SB123) into law. The bill was taken off the mously approved another bill L c,ais. Slrb,r £ WI,?y.t, dustry on mi nerals the co rn- should remain in office . Tucker and Senate Pr esident Se nate calendar today to enable proposed by the commission. The bill would expa nd its pow. 'S ers to investigate co mplaints of Rd • , Hwy I72. CjiiIbeqvy $34 è. ethics victhtions. __ — Senate Defers Action On Sp ending — IN I CAREER APPAREL Malpractice Coverage Ordered ____ JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (Al)) about 5,850 of Florida's nearly quite all insurance companies that Argonaut should make doing business in Florida to money or at least break even at Florida doctors have won 10,000 doctors. Stuart Without either the rate In. take part in Joint malpractice the Jan. 1, 19Th premium rate. their second victory in as many About 1,300 doctors have paid weeks against skyrocketing crease or cancellation, the coverage of doctors and hospiGifts a 30 per cent rate boost Argorates for malpractice insur- compaiiy said it faced in- t.als up to $100,000 a claim, Give the ft of a h',tu,- CROSS Pets. Pen.119.,,*_-00 , Doctors and hospitals can get naut declared effective last solvrcy by June. ance. oft and Sits art practical gifts. mechanically Neither inadequate rates more coverage in a new March 15. Presumably, they U.S. District Judge Gerald B. guaranteed for a lifetime. Su th e fine s,ftc Tjoflat issued an order late nor insolvency by June has pa tien ts' compensation fund at will get refunds alth ough the t m the NEW n a penc d.pament at Monday directing Argonaut In- been esta blished by Argonaut yearly ra tes of $1,000 per doctor judge didn 't say so in his order. ROtChIld Avws Entrance. 1k' said de this will be in a., surance Co. of Menlo Park, Ca- by a preponderance of the cvi- and $500 per hospital bed. Gov. Reubin Askew Is ex- injunction to be issued later. Ill., to provi de coverage for the dence," the judge declared. pected to sign the bill into law. Meanwhile, he said "this orrn Lustrous Chrom, rest of the year at Jim. I rates. I.as week, the doctors won a to enjo in Arg oDr. Harold Parham, exevutier shall serve Argot aut had gone to court guarantee of malpractice or P. 6.00 , 9 9 j't director of the Florida naut from cancelling the coySot ........ $12.00 asking for a95 per cent increase erage from the state legislaphysician for _____ Medical Association, hailed erage of any on top of 96 per ce nt boost that tun'. TJoflat's decision. failing to pay the additional 'cnt into effect the first of this called for by Argo"It is the honorable thing," premium %%, , , s approved unanibill A year. Otherwise, the company 96age both houses to reParham said. "That's what Arnaut's ,larch 15, 1975, filing asked to cancel its policies with inously in 1*3 SLIT 201" ", o.u,o. n.&. ) gonaut agreed to. I'm delighted with the ( state insurance) co'n• the judge had the wisdom to see missioner." the merits of the case." TjoflaI noted that Argonaut PER Perfect Painter []-i New car prices rose an aver- recently reduced its surplus by DETROIT (AP) (AP) Ford MoRecj. 8.49 GAL toe Co. probably will raise new age $450 last September and making "some internal acAll Purpose, High Gloss car prices ahomit $.IIX) this fail, :mother $500 r so in the pre- cctintlr.g decisior.." He pointed out that the cornENAMEL (OIL BASE) says board chairman Henry ceding nine months, contributing to the sharp sales slump pany's estimate that it will lose Ford II. for inenor and exterior use ppf I 99 Fucd's prediction, made started by the M1dcat ci! em- IIPSVI!y on Its Florida o'eragc Cabinets, *oodwork, trim, by Is based on an estimated I household equipment and marry Monday at an Impromptu news bargo and deepened last fall PER other uses. Scrubbable, durable amount of claims which will be conference, was at the upper economic recession. L) Excellent gloss retention. "I've written off 1975," Ford filed In future years on actions Limit of the increase of 3106 per cent mentioned by company said. "We've had some real by the doctors this year. Tru C*s ss if $6 p An accounhnl for the FMA, President Lee A. Iacocca at the tough problems this year. We MARY CARTIR PAINT STORE stockholder's meeting hope we'll be In real good shape using a different metlioti o I computing the figures. testified (for calendar '76." 515 F. ELM AVE. earlier this month. PH. 322-3649 Do You Know George Sells Graduation - Retarded By Councif L Bill Gains Backing TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (All) A Senate committee has unanimously approved a proposed "bill of rights" for the retarded, aimed at improving their lives in the state's Sunland Centers. The bill i CS4S8418 goes with a S3.6-million provision in the Senate's appropriations bill to improve Sunland Centers around the state. A similar provision Is in the House-passed spending bill. The Senate bill, approved by the Judiciary-Civil Committee on a 6.0 vote Monday, gives retarded clients of the Department of Health and Rehabiliathive Services such basic rights as dignity, privacy and humane care. The proposal also would set up minumum health and living conditions that would have to be met in the centers. - 40 caimot be used to pay Interest on not take hasty action after city In other action , the fire truck loan atComflanju Attorney NedJullanJr., said il the Inflammable operation Approved Mayor James R. Caiselberry. cauaed adjacent buildings tobe Lormann's request to have set afire the city could con--cabbage alma on the unimcelvabl)' be sued. proved extension of Warren and the "More a more govern--Avenue east removed..L$ UHU LU[IU UIW 8 pdIn.lng lot mental bodies be' this nature,., f o r nearby businesses. for things of set a public hearing on the Julian said, adding, "The city proposed use of anticipatel Utlght become liable lfthecity federal revenve sharing money did not require Installation of recommended safety stan. receipts for 7 p.m. JLm 16, darcis." Council tentatively agreed to Councilman H.A. Scott's itilocate the money: sio,m motion to grant a variance to toward paying off the $37,X) permlt the use died for lack or a debt on the new fire truck; second. $10,000 for water pipes; $4,000 4 ." — Gurney TrkI Resumes TAMPA, Flit. (AP) The federal bribery conspIra.y trial of former Sen. Edward J. Gurney heads into its 13th week today afti'r a twi'l delay. The trial was in recess Monday because of the illness of a juror's, relative. It was also in recess Friday as attorneys silted through documents and the witness list in an attempt to speed up the trial of Gurney and Four co-defendants. Guney, ex-aides James Groot and Joseph Bastien and Former housing officials K. Wayne Swiger and Ralph Koontz .re accused of conspiring to create a $233,000 slush fund from builder payoffs by promIsing Gurney's influence with the Federal hlou.sing Adininistrat:Ofl — ,, — '__ ', ,a-_Z '! __.--- , f_ - ' -_ da Sta te Universi ty's Department of Economics Indicates that unemployment will be a serious problem for a longer period of time than state studles have hreczt. The FSU study Predicts that state unemployment will exceed 10 per cent through 1976, he said. The 12.3 per cent Apr il ra te was up from 10.7 per cent In March and compared to 5.3 per cent in April 1974. Tronibetta said Broward County, with 16.6 per cent unemployment and 53,600 jobless workers in April, had the worst problem of a dozen Florlda metropolitan areas. The figures for other large counties are: Brevard, 14.4 per cent and 12,500; Palm Beach, 14.4 per cent and 23,400; VolusIa, 14 per cent and 10,200; Polk, 13.1 per cent and 10,700; Orange 12. per cent and 32,200 Dade, 111 per cent and 68,800; Escambia, 10.9 per cent and 10,000; Pinellas, 10.7 per cent and 24,100; Hillsborough, 9.8 per cent and 23,500; Duval, 8.2 per cent and 21,200, and Leon, 7.4 per cent and 3,700. - . . Christopher Paul Vammen, 15, of 115 Maitland Ave., LONG WOOD City Council Altamonte Springs, was in. Applicant C.D. West asked lot a new police car next year trial as an adult on lASt night, by refusing to take for an immediate decision on and $5,062 for paving. dicted fur action, effective!y kialed a the matter when Grant ç charges of robbery and use of Council also agreed to use !I firearm In commission of a proposal to locate a solvent and suggested council continue felon y In the Nov. 24 holdup of petroleum operation in the item to work out the problems. $10,000 of th e currently the lAthe Foodtown Store, SR- Longwood Industrial Park, It was also noted that the In. budgeted revenue sharing dustrlal park does not have fire money nsa first payment on the 431, at the Seminole-Orange south of SR 434. fire truck. County Line. Council Chairman J. R. Grant hydrants and a recent fire did I— w .. i Women Sought For Posts . - .. - p -. . \s •-•-• , ' - , I - . .. . — - .k '---- . AWAR '. *A me youngsters Look the lint orning big step in teenagers Monday when cmmnlii,1 •••--ha'ir "--. tint hum., said they burgers. Tan .0 like America. iod r.nd find it verb nutntsous 11,year-old Altamonte Springs juvenile was sentenced to the state Division of Youth Services tody s a delinquent child by Seminole Circuit Court Jii'ire A J Hceemann Jr A ________________ _________________ 's,J 1110 - I __________ 14 Juveni le V*et Refugee F amily Settles Here _______ (Continued From Page 1A) — — SUDBURY, Mass. (AP) - About 300 youngsters are learning their Bicentennial history by attending the hLctnric littlefledSchoothouse,complete with quill pens, dunce caps and colonial costumes. Only about a dozen children can attend at any one time in the tiny, 177-yearold school. The school doesn't have electricity, heat or blackboards. Daily lessons are written on slates and narrow wooden boards called hornbooks. Couples Marty ..EGLIN AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. (AP) Two Vietnamese couples, their plans Interrupted by flight from Communist armies, have been wed western style. With the aid of a high school band. The Niceville band played "Amazing Grace" and "how Great Thou Art" as more than 300 persons crowded the outdoor chapel at the refugee tent city Monday to hear the bilingual ceremony. While new lifestyles began for the couples, a Vietnamese mother gave birth to a girl at the Eglia Air Force Base hospital. le Quang Hong. a South Vietnamese fighter pilot, married Du Thi Thanh, both 21. Duong Viet, 23, a sailor, married Nguyen Thi Huong Boa, 20. The brides wore Long western-style dresses of white lace made by women who Live near the base. Four Vietnamese children, their arms filled with carnations, accompanied the couples down the aisle, . Kids Attend Historic School Policy Questioned - , -- Longwood Annexes Ford Escapes To Movie Tuesday, May 20, 197.5.-3A — Held For Ransom —'' '' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BUSHNELL, Fla. (AP) wild animal carcasses and six hours Sunday talking to Hu maybe he would have be- and entering charge. Police but needed the money. After surviving eight months in captured him Saturday in the in his native Mant!arin dialect, lieved," (Then said. said the charges were a protecHe was reportedly told that if a dense Florida swamp, a be- sawgrass Jungle. "He did something wrong. He Chest said Hu was also afraid five measure and probably he left the ship, he would be wildered Chinese seaman who Don Clark, chief deputy sher- stole food," Chen said. "He that he would be sent to Jail would be dropped when his punished. He worked two feared his captors hanged him- 1ff of Sumter County, said flu, thought they would execute him when he got to Taiwan because identity was cleared up. months and kept telling the self in his jail cell, deputies say. father of seven, wrapped one son. I tried to convince him he had broken a contract on a Immigration officials were captain he was sick. The cap"He didn't understand," an end of his belt around his neck this wasn't so. But he was so Liberian freighter, trying to piece together bits of lain told him it was only homeinterpreter said after "The and fastened the other end to a scared." Through interpreters, flu information from a passport to sickness but eventually decided Wild Man of Green Swamp," cell bar. liii was given fruit and nuts, said he was glad to have been shed light on the LIfe of lu-Mel to send him back home. was found hanging by his belt Earlier, Hu had told Border chicken and rice, new clothes found after living on swamp flu from the province of CheckMonday. "lie didn't believe po- Patrol officers he wanted to go and fitted for a pair of shoes, water, raw Here the story becomes armadillos, tang in Taiwan. lice would let bun go free." home but then reu.'" to sign Deputies offered to buy him a alligator tails, snakes and flu was flown to the United somewhat clouded. At the airThe man, believed to be Tu- the necessary papers, ('lark ticket home. meager amounts of food stolen States in May 1974 to work on port, he said he met four AmerMet Hu, 39, of 'l'alwan, had been said. "He couldn't understand how from farmhouses on the fringe the freighter Harold J. Jaquet, Icarus and a Chinese man who chased down by a posse which David Chen, a Chinese engi- police could be nice. If they had of the swamp, which had an all-Chinese crew, tried to beat him and he (eared followed a trail of halfeaten neer from St. Petersburg, spent asked him to pay for the ticket Hu was Jailed on a breaking lie had never been to sea before for his life. Banker's Family Kidnaped ge Warns Public Def ender Jud Phosphate Law Stands - ' Must Confer With Clients Within 24 Hours TERRA LINDA, Calif. (,1P) — A brother and sister say it t and an InterntIc!1! l ncldent to Ioc,te the seafaring father they claim is Charles T. Miller, captain of the U.S. merchant ship Mayaguez. James T. Miller, 34, said In an interview Monday he and his mother recognized !he captain's voice and fa Li a television broadcast Saturday after Cambodia released the Mayaguez crew. His 28-year-old sister, Cheryl Miller Pedersen, said, "I didn't even know if he was living. When I was born, he and my mother were divorced." Mrs. Pedersen said she was sending a ltter to the captain in Hong Kong asking him to get in touch with them. - Bewildered 'Wild Man' Takes Own Life FLORIDA IN BRIEF By MICK IA)CURLDGE Herald Staff Writer - , .-.. _-.. ,,__---- - - -- - ... ______ stuai't -N Car Price Hike Seen , — - ss. Pirv sad -- ___________________ .-•-___-- ---- r White. ------ -_--- t...-t ___..,.,.,,,-- - __,,' - �Evening 11erAd Saturday's brief appearance of a funnel cloud over Lake Monroe was certainly no omen—hopefully, anyway—but it does bring to mind one thing that everyone should be well aware of. And that is that the official opening of the hurricane season Is June 1 and all Floridians either already know, or ought to know, just what that mesins. 300 N. FRENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Tuesday, May 20, 1975-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM F). CURRIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 55cenLc: Month, $2.40; 6 Months. $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 22 Months, $32.40. Ford could Tio Mideast Scales Ships that have been stranded in the Suez Canal for eight years have begun moving out symbolizing the decision by Egypt to reopen the waterway and get on with reconstruction of an area caught in the crossfire of the 1967 and 1973 Middle East wars. Since the canal would surely be a target if war breaks out again, its reopening might he taken as a sign that the Egyptians. if not others in the Middle East, are confident of peace. What is more issueofwaror peace, however, is whether anything constructive is flowing through diplomatic channels. The collapse of the Kissinger peace mission in March. and the "reassessment" of U.S. policy which has been under way since that time. have prompted an uncommon amount of diplomatic traffic between Middle Eastern capitals and between those capitals and Moscow and Washington. What it signifies may come to light after President Ford meets in Salzburg next month with Egypt's President Sadat and then follows up with a meeting in Washington with Israeli Prime Minister Rabin. Either side may have had second thoughts a bout the adamant positions they took which led to the breakdown of the Kissinger talks. M Afore important, Mr. Ford may be able by then to give the Egyptians and Israelis a hint at what is emerging from the reassessment of our own policy, It could be dangerous if either the Arabs or the Israelis interpret that reassessment as signalling a backing away by the United States of America from its commitment to Israel. If the Israelis shoul conclude that war must be fought with only limited U.S. support, they might choose to fight it before th e Arabs have a chance to bolster th eir power even more. If the Arabs believe they see a weakening of U.S. concern for Israel, they might conclude that it is safe to try to resolve the issue by force, This is simply another way of saying that we had better make our position crystal clear in the eyes of both antagonists. The Israelis must tinderstand exactly what we mean in our extension of aid to Egypt and Jordan, while the Arabs must know what we aim to achieve by whatever level of aid the Congress determines to give to Israel. A large enough storm hitting the east coast at, say Melbourne, could cut a wide swath of destruction across the state and that means people in Sanford could be in just as much danger as those hardy souls who inhabit the coastal areas. Then too, a large enough storm In the Gulf of Mexico could come ashore at Fort Myers or the Tampa Bay area, whirl across table-flat Florida and cause plenty of destruction on Its way to the Atlantic. It was before my time, but I've heard about the killer storm that blew across the state from east to west In 1926. That hurricane pusned nearly all the water out of Lake Okeechobee and deposited It all over the southern part of Florida. More recently, in June of 1972, Hurricane Agnes churned up the Gulf of Mexico before making landfall in the Florida Panhandle. And remember, Hurricane Agnes was well out In the Gulf of Mexico when she passed Sanford's latitude Hst he come ashore somewhere along the lower Gulf Coast and veered across the state, Sanford may have been squarely in her destructive path. In years gone by, hurricanes have been major killers of people, in addition to being large destroyers of property. In recent years though, hurricane death tolls in the United States have usually been light, If any, at all. But let's not just sit back trusting our luck. Intelligent disaster plaNting is a must and every family in Florida should know exactly what to do if a major storm should come. Basically, the way to stay alive in the face of a major hurricane is to be sensible. Don't get marooned if you live on low ground that may be flooded. Don't walk around outside while the storm is raging. Don't get caught without a full tank of gas In your car. Make sure you have plenty of fresh drinking water and enough food to keep your family fed for a day to two without having to use your electric stove. There are many more of these do's and don'ts that you should know. If this is all new to you, please check with the Red Cross or your nearest rescue unit for more information about hurricanes. Def ense \,. I it .. .• Spent Just - - -0 ( Too Well _ .. WASHINGTON NEA - A decade ago, the National Security Council and Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara developed a long-range prediction of Soviet military plans. U.S. defense strategy these past 10 years has been predicated on these estimates. They guided the multibillion dollar buildup of missiles, planes and other weapwis, determined the composition of O(W defense forces and the thrust of our research and development. No new comprehensive study has been mad since. Today, it is clear these estimates made so carefully and wi th McNamara precision ear ly in the 1960's were dead wrong: —The McNainara studies predicted the Soviet Union would concentrate on defense. Instead, Moscow has put its maximum effort on offensive weapons. —I nstead of the gradual buildup expected, the Soviet Union has devoted multibillions to a massive all-out effort. — The predi ction was that major Soviet missile programs would be held back by harsh technical problems. Instead, Soviet scientists have achieved MIRVing and accuracy breakthroughs with astonishing speed. There Is no suggestion of a slowdown in the rate of these advances. —The Soviets also have shown an amazing ability in the concurrent development of new weapons involving huge sums of money and the mobilization of tens of thousands of technicians. The Russian program under which four major missiles are being readied, would have cost us $12 billion in research and development 1 . . / / /1,• i \\\\ /1/ - • .-------.-------- -. ... z '. . " '•' d ':' - . .. Memonal services at Kent State University have become a tradition each May 4, II five years can be said to be long enough to have established a tradition. Already, however, those who are dedicated to keeping alive the memory of that tragic day In 1970, when four students were killed and nine others wounded by National Guard gunfire, are complaining of the lack of interest on the part of the new generation of students. Accordi ng to one of the wounded, Roger St.amp, May 4 is,'a dead issue. . . really afarce" that has been "institutionali ed by pipe-smoking historia ns on campus The average Kent student really doesn't care or understand w ha t It I, was all about." One of the reasons could be the quality of the rhetoric they are subjected to. A ke ynote speaker at this year's ceremonies was Eugene McCarthy, the former Democratic senator from Minnestoa, 1968 presidential ca ndidate and apparent 1976 hopeful. There are two economic systems in this country, said McCarthy one for the well-to-do and one for the 25 million poor. There are also many systems of justice one for the estcbllshed, one for minorities and poor, another for students and a different one for foreigners. Finally, there Is a separate system for ex-presidents. McCarthy's Indictment was pallid compared to that of another speaker, former nun Elizabeth McAlister. "America is a society committed to death," she proclaimed. "America has come to devour its own children, since they join In - BERRY'S WORLD and one man grabbed the purse. snatchers as blacknien in their compressor owned by Manuel were probing reports that 15 to Box 3127, Longwood, was held "after hstening to the tape of . - stZ5pEp,— ___________________________________________________________________________ i Tilting at progress AP SPECIAL REPORT Visit To Spain Questioned alone. The Soviets have placed a much heavier - won 't the Idolatry of death." are 14 Ford's Pet Project Now Patch Of Thorns 4 WASHINGTON One of President I"on,s Ford ,o his face dial tb.,, p'opal was "lousy." 1 aright official, Robert Beauregard, to push the from the grant, he said, pet projects has turned into a thorn patch full of The $2.2 million was supposed to be squeezed project. In compliance with the law, Beauregard Beauregard said he saw no conflict in ac- i# prickly problems. out of various government agencies, with the organized a review panel to study It. He promp cepting a consultant's fee from the same project Before he became President last year, he Law Enforcement Assistance Administration fly helped appoint one of Leonard's political pals, he had supervised while he was on the governpWJ}vd th rough a $2.2 million program to fight i I.EAAj cauglung up the first $100,000. Robert Knowles, to he lp review Leonard's mament payroll. drug and alcohol abuse, lie personally prodded This raised another conflict, since the an- contract. As for President Ford, he started the federal officials to fund the money to a private wheels ticipated recipient formerly headed the LEAA. If Both Leonard and Knowles are powers in rolling for his old friend Leonard citizens council supposedly to c4ucate state and then, apLeonard accepted the $100,000, the erstwhile Wisconsin polities, Leonard once ran for the U.S. parently, lost tovh with the whole thing, legislators on the evils of drugs and booze. I.EAA chief would be confronted with an ethical Senate in Wisconsin, and Knowles was president WASHINGTON WHIR!,: President Ford, who The council, It turned out, was headed by one If not legal problem. pro teimi of the Wisconsin Senate, is about to step Into Henry Kissinger's shoes and '1 hr J s long ti rae acquaintances, Jirris his successor at th I EM, l)orm Santarelli, Not surprisingly, the project was cheerfully resume pemsonal diplomacy In the Middle East, Leonard. To the astonishment of officials, was disturbed over the conflict. After the session approved by the panel, which also has been told forcibly by advisers Leonard appeared at Ford's side, beaming ended, according to a confidential memo, selected Wisconsin asreview that no Arab. one of the first states to Israeli agreement is Possi ble without Soviet benignly, while the then-Vice President made his Santarelli told another official that he planned to participate. But a specül advisory council Mill support. He is optimistic, however, that he can 12.2 milliei pitch. tell Ford the proposal was "lousy." had to give final approval, sell the Kremnlir, on a joint ovjet.A.merican The confidential minutes of the meeting tell But "Mr. Santarelli said he did not plan to None other than the ubiquitous Robert settlement. Secretary of State KissInger the story. "The Vice President (made) it clear," mention to the Vice President his other concern Knowles emerged as the advisory chairman, so preoccupied with the Middle East a year was ago declare the minutes, "that he had an interest in a possible conflict of Interest In LEAA support with Robert Beauregard as the sole consultant, Qw that he didwt get around to reviewing the fft grant p pcai hlrh came about at for this proposal," the memo adds. It turned out that Beauregard had quit his ramifications of India's nuclear explosion for six his own insistence." 'ills reference is to what he refers to as government job and had signed on as a $2.50-amonths. In the meantime. Intelligence reports The $2.2 million grant, Ford contended, would correspondence from Jerris Leonard on such a day consultant for the project lie had helped to warned that several improve "eomitnmunieatlons between federal proposal less than one year after Jerris left the establish, nations had gone ahead with the detelopment of nuclear officials and state leg1s1aturs." The expectant I.EAA position." Now When we asked the irrepressible Leonard belatedly, Kissinger Is urgently trying to tighten contractor listened appre'tngly. In the end, Santarelli refused to allow LEAA about this garden of conflicts, he cooed happily: the nuclear non-proliferation treaty. There was nothing wrong with the corn- funds to be used for the Leonard project. But the "I am so clean." He had been off the IEAA The FBI still hasn't been able to municatjons. meanwhile, between Ford and the National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and pa)io!l the required the year, he swore, before elusive Patty Hearst, For more thanlocate a month, officials. They fully understood that the Vice Alcoholism, whose director M orris Chafetz ha seeking the I.EAA grant, according to our FBI sources, the G-men President wanted the $2.2 million grant to go to been under FBI investigation for expense achaven't Knowles told us he was paid nothing for his picked up a wøn!I clue. Patty has his friend Leonard. One top official, although he count chiseling, was less scrupulous, been able in service , initially, he hadn't wanted to choose elude them, they believe, because only a tiny, held his tongue at the meeting, Intended to tell Chafetz not only provIded funds but assigned Wisconsin as one of the first states to benefit tight circle knows her exact whereaboui - - . (',#"r A s'i S%off Pai two yment of ac- as as partments, t.ita monte retirement, an service, i4.a'vri r' lu g largest r Grab Pii rs e, E ludeOff ice is l.4IIJ '. revive - of The woman resisted the theft late teens. Jacobson was stolen from a 20 sets of tires and mag wheels on $6,100 t:r,d following his the meeting, I couldn't hear the attempt and was dragged to the Police today were in- building at 212 E. First St., in were stolen over the last two arrest on Palm Springs Road formal word approval and weeks from Paul's Used Cars, off SR-434 early today by therefore, requested they ratify downtown Sanford. SR-436, Forest City, and the sheriff's deputy Frank Johnson the lease to be on the safe side." reported theft of $300 cash and a Jr. FIRE DAMAGES HOME Under the proposed budget, television set from a residence Yost was booked at county Standard Systems is listed In Seminole County Fire at 1700 Elaine Ave., Rolling jail on charges of malicious three items one for payment Department units extinguished hills, Longwood. $5,090 as per the lease — Al Ralph E. Bass, reported a disorderly an attic blaze yesterday at the Intoxication, agreement; payment of 115,512 MAY 20 MAY 21 Altamonte- Ca uelberry of Woman's Clubs., 10:30 a.m. home of James R. Wales, 209 tape player-recorder and resisting an officer with on a note plus interest on March Dellona Camera Club, 7:45 League of Women Voters, Chamber of Commerce Orange meeting followed by covered Royal Oak Circle, Sweetwater speakers, valued at $)0, were violence and false alarm of a 31, and payment of $14,996 on a taken in a burglary at an fire, note plus Interest on Sept, 30. p.m., Providence Lutheran 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Juice Club, C of C office, dish luncheon and installation. Oaks. At the same time, the Church; members' slides of last Seminole, SR 434, Longwood. Altamonte. Speaker, Joel Board meets 9:30 a.m., Aut.iority heard a report that month's workshop to be shown League of Women Voters, Kimrey, of U.S. Geological Casselberry Woman's Club, 0 legal action against Concrete and awards made. New 9:15 a.m., First Federal of Survey, on water conservation Overlrook Drive. Structural Systems, Inc., a firm well members welcome. injection.MAY Seminole, SR 434, Longwood and deep z which recently filed Deltona Civic Association Mobile Home Owners Lyman High School Annual Florida Nurses Association b ank ruptc y , has reached "the P Dist. 37 meeting, 4 p.m., County Seminar, 7:30-9:30 p.m,, First meeting, 7:30 p.m. Deltona Band Concert featuring the moot point" and that the courts Health Dept auditorium. AD Federal, Magnolia and Church, Community Center, More in- Symphonic Band; Stage Band; "are currently dividing up Orlando. Speaker John Adams, formation from the special Orchestra; and 9th Grade nurses invited. monies for payment of debts." founder and executive director committee appointed, with Band, 7:30 p.m., school SCOPA will receive an UnCrooms thigh School advisory of Florida Coalition of Mobile Miss Mary O'Leary, chairman, auditorium. Open to public. determined amount of money ty I committee, 7:30 p.m., ad- Home Owners and member of the rezoning and a for debts incurred by the By MIKE LOCURIDGE the utility firms the county is illegal" MAY 24 Mobile Home MAY 22 ministration building. Open to National rezoning can't be given on company while leasing attempting to purchase. Herald Stall Writer Seminole County Federation Advisory Board. Fertilizer sale, Optimist public. building at the port John McDonough, an at. property not qualified, Youth Athletic Fund and The Authority was also told McDonough said he saw The Seminole County Commnis, torney handling the county's Central Florida Chorale esti sion, looking down the barrel of utility acquisitions, relayed the no hi with the that a suit has been filed by the benefit, Mid-Florida seek law suit being aimed by information the compromise allocation of the sewage to the Port's attorney Airport and 17-92 and Seminole athe i costly possession of the Paddle Wheel city of Casselberry, hr.s to Commission yesterday in a consumer plant. Plaza, Casselberry, But Board decided Queen, which Is In been offered the chance to step work session. Seminole Audubon Society out on all the the port, in order for the vesse The four points, put together to do some homework the the gun and covered can be fired. by Casselberry City Council points, primarily the Maitland to be sold at auction for dish Silver Lake home debts Incurred. Commissioners are consider- and City Attorney Ken and General Waterworks Mrs. M. Fowler, Sanford. Ryan also brought befcre taking any ing whether to dance or hold McIntosh authority up to date on conProper rezoning land in action, Al tam te Springs theft ground. WASHINGTON (Al') legislative chambers approve after mining is completed and McDonough said Casselberry struction of the proposed tank Casselberry is the the Red Bug Road area for Sponsors and opponents of a bill override, would Levy a tax of up to 35 Elementary PTA Spring Fling farm at and is looking for a resolution from the port, reporting that increasing the city's water deal for Carnival, 10 7 p.m., county the environment The house is tentatively cents a ton coal to clean up loose house arrest in Savannakhet since last Wednesday. CALENDAR e 02~'— - injury to private property, of at Casse/berry A t II1S Lawsul" t At Coun on + a Vote On Str p V eto ould Be C t ng to qu on to of members of storage at way before monthly meeting W of - - any / - JACK ANDERSON I anc#c IU covering Victim Loses $400 LISBON, Portugal ( AP ) Thousands of Socialists braved a steady rain and kept vigil through the night outside the offices of their party newspaper alter it was seized by Communist printers.paratroopersru.flothe building by the leftist military government prevented the Socialists from entering to drive the printers out. Socialist chief Mario immimiask', wilbout portloimo in the mbiiict, threatcr',ud to pull his pal ty out of the guvermunent unless control of the newspaper was handed back. The paper, Republica, is the only Lisbon daily not controlled by the Communists, 110.1 Arab position that has been stated often before. The Iii st step still needs to be taken, and there is little sign that a Geneva conference convened without such a step can do anything but dramatize how far apart the parties stand. lithe Ford-SadatRabin exchanges next month do not produce signs munist-led guerrillas were threatening the elected post-war government in Greece. The Soviet Union was making territorial demands on Turkey and casting covetous eyes on the Bosporus Straits offering access from the Black Sea to the Mediterranean. Neither country was strong enough to deal with its problems. Bcth countries called for help. The response from, the United States of America was the Truman Doctrine President Harry Truman's policy of providing aid to countries In Europe which the war had left ripe for plucking by Moscow. been holding 12 Americans and six other foreigners under - Socialists Stand Vigil Soviet research men are in the USSR defense Franco. Maybe that's why nobody is listening, at Kent defense of the western Mediterranean after program. The or anywhere else. ey Th claim the visit will give a stamp of ap- NATO difficulties with Portugal and Greece. —The diversity of sopnisticated Soviet weapon proval to a regime which is considered outinxled latter has withdrawn from NATO's military development is greater than was foretold; in by most of the rest of Europe and which they wing. Talking Detroit's Language addition to the four new major missile families, view as a stumbling block in establlshir.g Although not a NATO member, the Spanish there are warships advanced design, military democracy here. governatent reportedly is seeking some sign of The House Ways and Means Committee, by a lasers, preliminary mobile missile prototypes "We angry and rurpri.sed that the closer association with the North Atlantic divided 21-13 vote, has opted for a carrot-andreloadable-type missile silos, way-out anti-tank Americans apparently have learned nothing alliance and acceptance, which presumably stick approach to encourage automakers to build and anti-aircraft weapons, radar and bridging from Vietnam, Greece and Portugal," says a could be sanctified by Ford's visit, from NATO nie efficient cars, equipment. socialist organizer. 'how can we interpret members who have always barred Spain's entry Beginning with the 1978 model year, a special —The orderliness and consistency in the Soviet Ford's visit as anything but a sign the United because of the Franca regime. tax of 2 per cent would be Imposed on the States is continuing to support rightist governU.S. officials insist Ford will not sign an wholesale price of all new cars failing to achieve military research and development effort agreement on the bases during his scheduled 24- an average of 18 miles per gallon or higher and 5 been grossly underestimated. They have moved menLs, and above all, a dying dictatorship." A liberal executive says he sees Ford's trip as hour stay in the Spanish capital. A senior per cent on cars getting less than smoothly into new programs as old ones were 15. By the 1980 at unnecessary Interference in negotiations reSpanish official agrees. completed. It is a persistent, rolling effort th model year, the tax would range from 2 per cent A Western diplomat privately terms Ford's on those getting less than 19 m.p.g. has grown without letup, without the ups and garding continued American use of Spanish to 7 military bases. The present agreement expires visit "rather tricky business from both the U.S. on those getting less than 15. The per cent 1 downs, starts and stops associated with U.S. Industry in September. Five months of talks in Madrid and Spanish po ints of view," and a corporation average m ilitary developments, is currently around 16 mpg. and Washington have yielded no publicly-ac. lawyer says he thinks the U.S. President's visit is Some lawmakers have attacked the proposed —Russian military advances have been held knowledged progress so far. ill-tuned "because it gives support to the Franca standard as weak and ineffective and no more back less than expected by economic problems. Diplomatic sources report a surprising regime when we are trying to liberalize." than the Industry has already indicated it can s a result of these miscalculations, the United number of similar opinions from other Spanish But Spanish officials point out one of the people probably meet. Yet it may not matter Slates has gone off on the wrong track. Our moderates. with whom Ford is expected to have key can- what Congress finally does or doesreally not do in this original mistakes have been compounded by our Officially, the Spanish government has versations is Premier Carlos Arias Navarro, malter. There happens to exist a far more neglect in not continually bringing the original welcomed the visit by Ford on May 31 liii. chief promotor of the country's liberalization powerful incentive to Improve automobile studies up to date with successive corrections, mediately alter the NATO summit meeting in ampaign. mileage .- the marketplace. that brought the concept of NATO into being. In 1947 Com- VIENTIANE, Laos (Al') A crowd of left-wing students today took Rto Americans from their homes In Savannakhet, a U.S. aid official In the south Laotian town reported. An official at the U.S. Embassy said the Embossy was concerned but did not believe the lives of the Americans were in da nger. Students demanding an end rightist control In their area and to U.S. aid to Lats have from nor of BANGKOK, Th ailand (Al') Cambodian navy men who sailed a 175-foot subchaser to Thailand seeking asylum claim theirs was the vessel that captured the U.S. Freighter Mayaguez last week, officials In Bangkok and Washington report. The fleeing Cambodians were reported to have arrived at Satt.ahlp, on the Gulf of Thailand, last Thursday, the day U.S Marines and planes rescued the Mayaguez and her crew. I + Anybody Listening To TraaedvI ? _M - *.I, .1.-:;---,~ I 1, I'l, in we They Captured Mayaguez DON OAKLEY . county on - RAY CROMLEY + tax dollars, something authority administrator, from the tax rolls $50,000 utility system service we've been involved In one heck Ryan pledged to end as soon as following action by the SCOPA 1975. We did it last night." debt which Is a contractural of a recession." board to send a balanced Nowhere the list of cx- agreement and has nothing to The budget was hammered possible. "Now can say we are A prediction made in 1971 $452,00 budget to the Seminole pected revenues for the coming do with tax monies," Ryan said, out during the monthly SCOPA came true last night for the County Commission for ap is any mention of ad "This is the third payment of session and will be forwarded to paying our own way," Ryan Seminole County Port proval, valorem tax money on the five, covering a five-year span. the County Commission within said, grinning broadly with the Authority (SCOPA). "It makes a prediction expenditures the same weeks, Ryan said, soon report. By adoption of a budget for mine come true," Ryan ex- time is there In the proposed expenditures pa the proper forms can be "I feel this is a major the fiscal year of 1975-76, the plained shortly after the commissions on tax monies to complishmezit because it has completed. for the year, Ryan pointed out, authority ceased as a tax roll- authority concluded its four- the county. The Port Authority began in is an item calling for $122,139 in been done In the most difficult supported organization in hour meeting. "I said in 1969, "The only county fund n- ecnomlc times we've seen in l969 and was in full opera tlonby capital outlay and Imcninole Co unty arid begun again In 1970, and of'." ""A'' 'oir b'idget proposal is many years," Ryan said. "This 1971, Ryan explained. During provernents. "standing on Its own two feet." 1971, that we (the port) would $35,OCO from the County is not a time for something like the space of six years touch of "That, my friend, is aurlus So declared Jim Ryan, cease having to be supported Commission as payment of a this to occur. Let's face facts, its operating costs have come monies," Ryan declared. The revenues budget shows a $162,151 balance carried forward from the current year, the single Item on the budget worksheet with a $60,000 item from the racing Cornmission the next largest. The Authority's budget also i ncludes an expenditure of By MIS LLOYD There were no injuries to apartment at Valley Forge $60,000 for bond debt Herald Staff Writer both interest and residents or firemen reported in A principal, and $136,715 for Springs. the fire that caused Two men eluded Sanford t1)fltfljCttQfl debt Ryan estimated $20,000 damage but police after, they grabbed an noted. ARRESTS sheriff's deputies reported the elderly woman's purse conRyan said he would carry the family's cat died, apparently by biining $400 in the downtown A 42-year-old Lake County budget to the County Corn. smoke inhalation. cu yesterday. Officers today in mission for a full-dress report, Fimemen said the animal was woman was being held were still searching for clues to jail today on $5,000 bond bringing the Board up to date on tha irnntiu UI rescued from the smoke-filled county j'.t I4I thn11W .,.,. ,.. IIIVII lUU SCOPA proJects and ' the °n a charge of common L the house but attempts to had beemi seen earlier watching pavement, bruising her knee vestigating a burglary at cheat in connection with a Of the port at the same time. passersby from a bench, and elbow, officers said. Once home of Francis E. Roumillat, animal by mouth-to-mouth number of bad checks, acIn other actions, the Patrolmen Mike West said they obtained the purse the men 144 Elliott Ave., in which a resusitation and oxygen failed, cording to officials. Authority put its final stamp of Sheriff's reports said the fire the 73-year-old woman was fled on foot. The purse was later $1,000 diamond cluster ring, a charlotte Katherine Helms, approval to a lease with walking on E. Second St. at found by police at Sanford Ave. pair diamond earrings and a started in the attic of the home 42, of Sorrento, was arrested on Standard Systems Corp., for in the exclusive residential area Cypress Ave. carrying a bag of and Third St. but the money .22 caliber pistol were reported from "an electrical the charge yesterday at a use of property at the port. The short." taken, gr oceries and her ha ndba g was mlsslr,g. Authority had approved the shopping center in Sanford. when the two men approached Officers iescribed the purseSheriff's detectives today Officers reported a $450 air Wayne N. Yost, 42, of P.O. lease last month, Ryan said, but By GI..ENN McCASLAND Herald Staff Writer BRIEF year —pick PaflrnaJ + Tuesday, May 20, 0 Cambodian Defectors Claim suggest t.hat perhaps 90 per cent of all qualified slow the transition of power from Gen. Francisco sign of Spain's increased importance in the sloganeering level. The decision by the new Greek government to deny hol port privileges to ships of the U.S. 6th Fleet at Eleusis, and to shut down a U.S. air base at Athens, Is another serious setback for the North Atlantic Trzaty Organi'..ation. It is alarming that both Greece and Turkey are gambling with their own security by severing their military ties with NATO as a result of the Cyprus disp'ite Itisalso ironic, for it was the security of Greece and Turkey i. MRLD IN Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Port Authority Acht"eves Balanced Budget : I aspirations of Palestinians, only crystallizes an Greece Is Gambl0i n : That was many miles from Sanford, but the storm's skirts still packed lots of punch here, The Evening Herald of June 19, 1972 told of 3.17 inches of rain drenching parts of Seminole County and electric power outages of more than three hours. Trees were blown down and houses and mobile homes were damaged. Agnes spawned more than a few tornadoes In Florida and elsewhere, and wound up responsible for major flooding In large areas of the Southeastern and Midwestern United States. concentration of scientists than prd1cted in theit military programs and have put a much While both speakers urged Americans not to greater than expected sustained effort over look backward with bitterness but forward with MADRID, Spain (AP) President Ford's visit Brussels. these 10 years into the training of military to Spain later this month Is causing concern The Spanish press generally has viewed a new resolve, their thinking seems not to have scientists. Some independent scholars now among liberals here who fear the occasion could meeting between Franco and Ford as another progressed beyond some earlier, simplistic, the reopening of the Suez Canal may be symbolic only of a fragile hope. I Anyone who has spent any time at all on Florida's east zr west coasts can tell you that a storm tide can be awesome, to say nothing of the high winds. Inland, the tide danger of course is much less, though round The Clock,torrential rains can easily flood lakes and ri vers - even dry rivers like the beleagured St. Johns. King Hussein emphasized in his speech at Charleston recently that the no-war, no-peace stalemate cannot endure for long. His statement that peace is possible if Israel withdraws to her 1967 boundaries, and recognizes the political of a break in the no-war, no-peace deadlock. then 4 Florida has been lucky in recent years. Despite precipitous building along both coasts, the state has not experienced major storm damage in some time. Hurricanes and their sister tropical storms have visited the state, of course, but nearly always at time other than normal high tide. N o Longer Tax-Supported picnic at recovery of of agreements are: on - the of - offering an to protect a.m. of a to four-point against coal strip-mining agree scheduled to take up the over. thousands of acres of aban. Palmview and Palm Springs which the city uill terminate its sewage treatment facihties. the Conunission agreeing to the two additional fuel storage - ,No challenge by the County requests. tanks would be moved by water Drive. Barbecue chicken law suit against the that a House vote on President ride Wednesday. When the bill doned McIntosh said later in the to the port within two weeks The law suit, if Followed over the city's anticipated Ford's impending veto will be passed the house earlier this cavations, most in dinner, 5-7 p.m.; movie the construction site in Waterday, that if the of General through, would cost the county purchase "Reluctant Astronaut" 10 close, month, it won 293 to 115, or 21 Appalachia. th th Sanford. e requests en the notice ks utility firm, than $87,000 te oo and 3:30 Ford has until midnight votes more than than would be Za r b, in announcing Ford's show, In other action, the Authority who won, and in small talk a by the appeal will be withdrawn and interference No 2 p.m. Moonwalk, pony toni ght to the bi ll, and needed override If the same veto, said the measure would ride, Go-Karts, games and re. co the Law s uit dropped. heard a report from Ryan gree ment be. an a ou nty over commissioners id c sa Frank G. Zarb, head of the num be r of congressmen were decr ease coal production while frents Meanwhile the County is regarding status of talks with Casselberry's "blacktween Casselberry pumping offer was Federal Energy Admlnis- voting. The Senate passed it by increasing unemployment and Maitland paying more than $14,000 to the county commissioners and mail." the City tratlon, said Monday the Presi. voice vote. MAY 23-24 House override vote will energy costs to consumers. the Seminole County Sheriff's companies in order that treatment. dent will do so The bill is alThe Casselberry is seeking Poppy Days by American Zarb said he expected Conmy me the service of Department officials about a — Wholesale allocation of Covnty most identical to one that Ford be the ninth instance block the county's $14 million gress to sustain the veto of the Legion and Auxiliary 255, of the private companies. possible county jai! facility at gallons 700,000 V pocket vetoed last December, overr ide attempt of one of Deltona. Workers welcome, bond validation for the pur new bill. port. Ryan said this .McDonough said that "from a the Casselberry day the thus avoiding an override vote Ford's vetoes. The President Contact Mrs. Frank hiartinger chase of the Indian Hills and Consumer plant, located near legal basis Seminole County is proposal "remains unchanged because Congress was not in was sustained in five of those "It Is going to be up to the of Deltona to oiler your ser- Consumer Utility firms. The on solid ground." lie said the at this time." session, votes and overriden on four oc- house," said Rep. Sam Steiger, city had been planning to the city. vices. "We stand ready to assist the McDonough advised the suit would probably be settled Opponents of the measure say casions. It-Ariz., a leading opponent of purchase the firms prior the Sta te Supreme Court in county in any manner commissioners that they in to MAY 2425 their best chance at sustaining The bill imnpose.i national en- the bill. "Our only chance the county's action, possible," Ryan said. "cannot promise anything six months, Centennial Pl us 4 Spring Art the veto rests in the house vironment curbs on coal strip susta in the veto Is in the House Commission Chairman Sid Sen. Festival by Florida Federation because they estimate that the mining, which accounts for half because we understand tie Art, at DeBary Mansion. All Vihlen Jr. said "the legal suit, Senate is likely to override of all coal produced in the ate would vote overwhelmingly Florida artists Invited to in effect, is to bring the Board Ford's objections. A bill can be United States. The measure to override." 1 Steiger said the House vote exhibit. To secure registration County Commission) to its enacted despite a presidential also requires coal operators to forms, write to William Sholar, knees and force us to veto if two-thirds of both restore Land to productive use would be "extremely dose." chairman, at 35 Lake Drive, negotiate." DeBary, Fla. 32713. A small fee In the four-point deal, Casselfor space. Dance, Sat urday berry stands to gain aavorable ____ evening at Fire hall In DeBary. rezoning for a tract of land, the county's non-Interference on MAY 26 You can supplement the family income and Oscar W. Torrens, Deltona Patricia A. Leep, Lake Mary Idylwilde Elementary School two major utility deals and the MAY 19, 1975 Vicky E. Fowler, New John H. Iinnemann, Deltona Skating Party, Melodee Skating county's ADMISSIONS okay an in still be at home most of the ioy when you E)eltuma Siiiy-na Mtnkl, Beach liermilci E. Rink, 6:30-8:30 p.m. urrangelitent :luding Safo:d: Salvatore Petttnelli, Orange James L. June City Robert A. Thomas earn your money from a Herald Route. Nita P. Evener, Orange City Annie Bryant Mtrkus S.l.yuns BIRTHS __________________________' Alene M. Rhodes • Earn 1 To 80 Weekly Margaret Berger Yesterda) 's high was 90, over Mr. and Mrs. Eddie llerOne Bell Nellons night low 64. Mostly fair nice) Davis, a boy, Sanford Carrie M. Barnes through today. Highs mostly in Mr. and Mrs. John (Vicky) S 6 Afternoons James I. Zinn the upper Km. Lows in the upper Fowler, a boy, New Smyrna Barbara J. Mason 6Os and low lOs. Variable winds Beach Violet V. Johns to ph, becoming easterly Charles J. Hough • No Sitter. 10 to occasIonally 15 mph in the Disc; ARGES Carrie M. Holton afternoon. Mae Bryant "Take The Little Ones With You." Extended Forecasts Thur. Sanford: Deborah F. Maples sa through Saturday. Only a Edna C. Moore George W. Rhodes, DeBary slight chance of showers Jerry E. Childs If you can spend two to three hours each afternoon, have a Rose M. Rhodes, DeBary Thursday, becoming more John Fehri dependable automobile, and a desire to earn extra money Tamae Benton, DeBary likely by Saturday. highs from Clory Jackson McGriff Martha A. Biilhardt, DeBary May 19 call the mid SOs to low 90s. Lows Karen L. Munger , Faye M Packman, Deltona Hulls II SOW UU3 VAUCIIIV IIUIUI Juanita Chavts Benjamin Grossman, Deltona For more Information call to the 70s in the Keys and along Venice G. Cassanovm the Southeast Coast. Anne E. Truluck Daytona Beach tides are: Ethel Muffley Mon. thru 1 highs 4:58 a.m., 5:37 p.m.; Ruth Ann Rabun Granite ~ lows, 11:48 a.m., p.m. 11:06 Elizabeth G. Dominick, I Plaques Port Canaveral highs 4:4) DeBary lows, '11:02 Gertrude E. Ingersol, a.m., 5:26 am,. 11:35 p.m. E)eltorm 1111111111111111111 county. strip mining of ex- them county agrees to from a.m., n n p.m.; magic no mat more r of wor - veto to uple of of sewage to for to of an of sewage per to from two of HOUSEWIVES- MOTHERS NEED EXTRA MONEY? HOSPITAL NOTES + . ____________________________________________________ WEATH ER 40 SWAP SH0 Dora A Week Baby begins Monday, . ,.,, ,, - + - Sat. - - 9:06.9:30 A.M. - p.m.; - Herald Circulation Dept. 322=2611 �----- -_ - - --- _______ - - - ~ -..---. - .---•--=----. _ __ -- I -- —_ . ------- - -- --- - _____ Tuesday, May 20, 17S-4A Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Evening Herald, Sanford, FL s% t 1. Legal Notice Legal Notice . . . 0 NOT ICE UNDET!HOU5 tl~ - * *: 0 'I NAMELAW NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENIha? the undef signed. desiring to engage inbusines% sinder the licilitious name of GDS, located at Room No 36# Altamonte Mall Shopping Center. 4SI Altamonte ivenue. In the City of intends Altamonte e to rnistef Clerk Of :: o th Seminole County. FWIda DATED at Miami. Florida this ___ IT Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In bu%iflCfl at 717 E E. Alta onte Aviii-Altsmo Seminole Springs, Florida under the nanit of A I HOME DIE CDR AT I NG, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. S eminole County, Florida in a c cordance with the provisions of m ttj— ___ 2J By: Samuel A Gray, L Z W ' I I - 1 - 1 0 a ME -a 11 a It a 0 sselberry I - k__ . ~" ff 11111111111, Wit: Section 163 09 Florida Statute% - Hathaway Fiberglass Products ____ t'iSout/i * * * * * INDEPENDENCE * IRONSTONE * * 0 ~ IDeBary I — " ___ ___ nE M 183 __ __ NYLONIZE SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS NotIceoIPubIIcP4earinq The Board of County Corn mitsioner& of Seminole County, CIVIL ACTION NO 7S.7l3CA.00 pbniIrrp47 SA"J' •A,iS - Plaintiff. ROOF . - -- I 1•1.4 . .-:;-- * 20% _ rns Free lfia ..1r".- U , -. - - - ____ - 1 iy -..----- M bi - - --- -- - Is - - LJ4J - .- * 201 S j. Elm Horse * E __ I _______________________________ Il. f -v'-' - :. ' . I r- — - .' - - 4 1e .k,_' A f . . -;:- r ," -it. _._z r.-. & - 1;7. I V . i t'' -- - panels, HAND WASHED AND WAXED - Ken's Auto RYONE IS looN MAPLE, SANO ' (Across from Firestone) WELCOME. __________________ 1- ILES o Rider _______________________ "111 1 S7 N W wr .-.ç- -1 ' -f - -- N7 IF NORTH ' SA4Fçjrri a'.' ON HWy 1792 TA; W -. i- VY 4 . .. .— - .. - M ?asaSanttAve * _ & - SHAMPOO including rugs, WESTERN STORE * * Hardware Bldg. Ph. 321-0780-Sanford I $30- includes: INTERIOR ti.it * - ___ Z;iiiiv-D * ____________ Homo Ste S _______- --- L KENS OPEN I LEATHER GOODS * LEAN 111 In .. I " White & -Patterns I if WAI.L ETS - J EWE LR Y Good I hru May 3 BELT BUCKLES III, Gqb K * - FEEDS 1 ty • - that 'he above named Plaintiff Sprj- or, n AUT ar * I +% # I Flea SADDLES - GUN BELTS * Sturdy Fiberglas Sect on fl run Worth 00 dr.g 05 O Ut Plenkau . . 0~. W1 r.. INO and ITA oURRZ,: Guaranteed In ;Jfl e. is fl Ild , Defendants. I i Consider a proposed change of NOTICE OF ACTION laning from A I Agriculture to R TO: JOHN). SQUARTO and IAAA Single Family D*elling PH.830-7702or67l•3346J ______________________________________________ District on the following described ANITA C SQUARTINO ar1 all L_ parties Paving or claiming to have property any right, title or interest n the _________________________________________________ IPeSW',ofthe5W'goftpeNE ' property herein described. of Section?? Tonthip 21 South ADDRESS UNKNOWN Range 29 East; less: Beginning at —' %4U %-Vt . tvilbI --- j NyloniieAppii' t Makes T1 U I - .4. .iIII7 '- 'flO1I6tU - ,..ml vs HOME .. - * 'Smith & Bart Welding KEN'S __ OFF EIOHTEENTH JUDICIAL CID. I1.- . . CU; aT ;h AND FCR S CMIN OLE I COUNTY. FLORIDA TV // ¶ - Hour Service PHONE 834'2 '3!., Publish- May 6. 13, ". 27- 1975 DEN 19 a Florid& Corporation — I __•_ . O. Box 793 FictitiousPI:mcStaMe,To V 1 iL & 'I 0 24 1 I L . I * Tusiday, May 20, 1975--IA - Of% ___11 _0 . -_ —---- ------ ~R __~ - a Point on the South boundary of said follo*lng deuribed real property: pieces. rust of maintenance. 2 limes flie area of conventional I their tat 0% recorded in Plat Book 5 cieginning Fuftherdescribieclas ten acres lying South of Sftlion 1. Spring Pages Sl and 39, Public Records 0; __ - - 11`111111, - Seminole County. Florida By- Sid VIhIen, Jr.. Chairman Attelif Publish- May 20. 1975 ___ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN A40 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA C AS E NO. S-U3-CA-O4.G S . DIVI Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court 1W Deputy Clerk I & DOSTER PROFESSIONAL I ASSOCIATION BY: H. RICHARD ESQUIRE Suite 413, First Federal SATES, ____ " . ;. v : . Willify S % - W . joalf ice B In re: the Marriage of Orando, Fbi-Ida 32102 TAWAPIA .1 PAIIULES. Attorneys for Plaintiff Petitioner, Publish: May 6. 13.20,27. 1975 and DEN 61 MICHA E L 0 PAHLJLES Respondent NOTICIOF SHE RIFFSSALE NOTICE OF ACTION P4OYICEIS HEREBY GIVEN that THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: by virtue of that certain Writ of MICHAEL D PAHULES Execution Issued out of and under ES, 263 01 2672 th, seal of the County ci-, Company C. Orange County. FIor Ids. upon a final 2nd Battalion lodgment rendered In the aforesaid 10th Special court on the 17th day of January. Forces Group A.D. 1973. In that Ft Devent. titled. Eagle Finance ncaseen Massachuwfts 041n Plaintiff, vs Nicholas J Enderle YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED and karen Ender$e, Defendant, that TAWANA J. PAHULES haS which aforesaid Writ of Execution filed a Petition in the Circuit Court of was delivered to me as Sheriff of Seminole County Florida for Seml,fe County, FIOI-Ida, D,ssolutlonøfMarrlage,sndyouare have levied upon the following required to serve a ccoy of your described property owned by wri"tri otfonselis, if any. on KEN Nicholas J. Enderle and Karen P4ETH W MCINTOSH, of STEN Enderle sahlproprt IO,1 STROM. DAVIS & McINTOSH, In Seminole County.Iore, more Attorneys for Petitioner. *9IOSe Particularly de'scr.bed as follows: address is Post Off . 80* 1330. One (1) Hom.rn&tte motorcycle, Sanford. Florida, 32771. and fit* the Seminole County 1974 License No. original with the Clerk of the above. IYA-1649. Said property being styled Court on or before June 10, local" and stored &I Altamonte 1975, othervillse a default and Garage in Altamonte Springs. ultimate judgment will be entered Florida. Further information againti you to# the relief demanded available from the Civil Division of in the Petition the Seminole County Sheriffils WITNESS my Pond and official Department. Sanford. Florida, sealefsa;dCovrtonthe3Cthdayof and the und,r1lied as Sheriff of April, AD. 197$. Serninoli County, Floridi, will at (Seal) 11:00 A.M. on ?he 41h day of June, knk. 10111111 , Post Ralph Dukes &wn r PH. 323-5954 OPEN 9:30 To 6:00 Closed Sun. RON'S TIME SERVICE a IiIPiauB$ t774481 FACTORY AUTHORIZED SERVICE STATION 6014£. Colonial Dr.•:• Orlando, FU. 32807 EASTLAND SHOPPING CENTER - 4 Clf'rkofCircuItCourl Seminole County. Flor id a BY: Lillian T JeniLins Deputy Clerk STEPISIROM. DAVIS & MCINTOSH Pt Office (i 1330 Flagship BankSuitt 22 Sanford. Attorney-irtorida to, Pettlicmer Publish - My 6. 13. 20. 27. 197$ DE N $1 NoTIcEocpusucHEARlNG The Board of County Corn misslonerscfSemlnoit County, Fla. will conduct a Public Hearing If. the Comm;sslooffs., Meeting Room of the Seminole COU 1. : . . .z I .:: ..~. z % .. Hour nursing areFor • . . - - .I :. . ... Private Patients -VA -Medicaid -- Out Patient PY ..v .''f'i i_ County Courthou se in Sanford, FlorIda, the above described per tonal proper ty. That said sale i being made 10 sa tisfy the term of said writ of - - - ' : I mi ~ -- 4 I- - -~ --. JA N - ___ ..,-_ so . -, . . - e S ,, - 1 , 3 P i) • .J . u , a' $ - ' S - ....,-, , . .' -- .... . . 1111 '• ." ah, - ' - I 11 I I I I I I I I Lawn Insects I I - :1'l_.ThfJ!LfJI'Jl1I1JII4MII14 Only Insecticide You Need ted . . tot lows - Gicirdenl and H!l_ "_ Ag st in Bugs, Sod Webworms, Bermuda Mites, While 0 0 Iticaftc! In Somincillit Courtly, Florida, more particularly described as II Open DaIly 8 a m s p m II - MILLER MEAT SERVICE Ir A.D. 1975, offer for sale sind sell to "W highest bWw, for cash. subject I- tt) FIGHT HIGH FOOD COSTS BUY DIRECT FROM THE WHOLESALER' r - 7 - - .! * '' . 41 ILAM 1 MEAT FOR FREEZER Located I ust off Old ndo WY (SR 4Th on Garden Drive to Richmond Rd ....San1d I - WHOLESALE PRICES W.doacceptfoodstamps For Informatton Call 2.19$2 1461 SEMINOLA B LVD. CASSELBERRY .- - SERVICE & REPAIRS Roof Coating Guaranteed In Writing *Leaks Fixed 0 Low Cost Skirting Anchoring 0 Caroorts *Steps Fold Down A wni ngs Awnings 834S0600 ______ ' ' , A' In Our 5th Year ¶i..L - AN" P* Tim At Ike Skmatex _'___ 2L__.. CAPTAIN CHARLIE FROG LEGS from The Intimate To The Magnificent PARTIES - WEDDINGS. MEETINGS For Details Phone 323-4080 SPECIAL ALLOWANCES GENIE PORTABLES ! Shff"eo&%iW inn S"lt*ATQN 14)IELS a MOTON INNS, WORLD"106 99MVICI Art Brow nPest I to - , - I *. e k / I Se , I nc. ce rvi I 15.... Mo . es And International Moving 0 0 ., Fri 9-6 -1 I r ) ASK US ABOUT - Stretch a Sew Ciiii1jej Forming - Revislor Now cQPIo , DECORATIVE CUSTOMMADE 5 5 TheY're beluliful, add value to your home and offer you security and protection. g ORNAMENT. FABRICATION e - t, k ____ Ell"tric. Wutebasket. ttops - J - i . " I II - __ - - -) - el ,(~ p ki - . $249-50 Other Shredder* lrf,m 169.10 UP aim It's i =a- __ __ = I r . -~ --'. I I iil CALL COLLECT 3 S42S-3601 — EXPERIENC Wee ICE 24 HR SERVICE SeI'lord Ph. - -- I- ., AND CASSELISERRY, FLORIDA AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES NECIESSAIN i-, WHOL ESALEc 3 4 EQUIPMENT RETAIL re ; 1 Ab. PH. 36 Oviedo Route 426 - • . 4;-.. • - - -ilill, 41111 I I I S S I . h riSn man w110 wears nnol! Ask Lule Hi . - --' I : FREE HEARING I HEARING I c Awffi.riedD..I.r_oanavo*j • A,d.touwOth.rrnak,i•va.tabI 323-8580 2513 PARK AVE CALL 834-8776 REPAIRS - . - - IATTEIES CORD ANDSECVICE - .,,, GEORGE C. HEARN . r - ...--' - 7 J ::;;, (.~R' _-Imli.44UJ1 ~~dip_,-, --- M-AC ;$~~~ A ifv,t, ficz~~- 15-- - ,~ 11 - - * Iiii._-. li,~ i ij F, -jL . 14 • I SANFORD ,,_7i:?A 1~7v,_- --I 7--,--- If e _-r .. __ .t~--_-, lrz~~, , r__1% at y .. .-*% 11001'r % NI ._ r rmites I k, . • : - .11 1% -_ OVIEDO TRACTOR CO • F, *. I % rewi ,• * - . .- M_-,-V~-%__. i z _. -__ L~ ____'WM -_ -_~_ - __,_,_. -1~7s - -_-*-- ~ -V. - - - __:Ab-"~M - EVERY PAIR OF je- SHOES 14 -T 1014-3-01 -- ~ -- -1 -& AN - - - - 4 __ No 11 I Ad ,#I ,-. N* I a I -a—elow.. . : , -. 1 TARE? "S' ThY flA T UXEDO COR. SANFORD AVE. AND SE CO N Phone 322.2624 SanforD d, Florida -r MIRROJ - All Kinds Our Specialty & HOME APPLIANCES John'S Automotive ( SAN m,ii IICI!. AU Drafesi*i,s cud P.ctvttd above 'Th Dodor" and "The Lade Gait,r" ANOTHER PIES1130111AL GIFT IDEA MAY at Ifftr 8 poff"iftio of irftr llf"10 From Ili 00 F 0 E I GIF T WRAPPING , \ ETHEL SARI HUNT' in See our complete ione of 13oi en S- mulching - - - mowers. stif propelied m0livieft. tractors a tillers. With Bolent there's no w9ging or WITH4GLASSSHELVES Now A Used Furniture- We Buy, Sell A Trade -one Or A HoutefuI urnitur.&Olassware Tuxedo Feeds • Baby Chicks • Horse Cam items lit Ta c le Pet Supplies VAnnuals eqetable Plants WHIRLPOOL ' iflhd CO - -_ e Fertilizers a Seeds FULL LINE TECVC,41('E GENEVA HEATING& AIR CONDITIONING I I w fl LlJIrIU, . Fr. Eilimales 2$ Years Experience 3622 Tall Aiot. Orlando, Fla.]is" 1 111111 C-ill SALES&SR 1205 Park Ave. RCIAL j —a 01 - 212 3- HIGHWAY 11-til Shoetand 320 S. Hw . 17 & 92 2 SIGNED HITCHCOCK CHAIRS BEAUTIFUL CHERRY HALL CHAIR MIRROR Travel Tips: - I -I at Winter Park Mall. Open 9:30-5:'30. Sat. I ,4 (Rw `~~. ~ --ii ,.# ), BEAN CRUISES OF OR LANDO INC 574 No Orlando Ave. Winter Park Mall. We are specialists In cruises anywhere In the world. Tel. 60-2060. ices ex. Friendly oIim tended Star's Im JOHN SCHLENK l ' c --- lopgftf What do you need for are yournexrp for .AtBi41:cQ:Les Preece who i-. many convenient odds mov ing up to zone manager for and ends. Here is a partial list: packets of the Martin Company. which Art moist Brown is affiliated with. Ken detergent. ha3 worked with Les before for towelettes, spot cleaner, another pc-st control service drip-dry knits, plastic before coming to Art Brown j ars and bottles instant language translators, pill terminating field for 5 years cases. With a few little ?ndIsaiuIY ,er5 things, atripCanseem so usio°n n general I much easier. Besida's no the other phases of pest sontrol He lives In Lake Mary that, anticipation Is half the enjoyment, and you with his wife and 3 boys, and is young. aggressive and hard can easily spend some of working He plans on joining a that anticipatory energy number of civic organizations planning your luggage for community service. Ken will head the local operations of Hawaii provides somethe company. but Art Brown Is for all types of mdi thing stI on the orporate board U Make viduals. Ihis is the snd eb worm resi'trvatlons at CARIB ____________________ Irma Orimo, owner : Ph. 831-7252 390 Longwood Plaza Hwy.17.2Longwood (XPECTTH(UN*PE DECORATORS SAZAAR ! a • I Va e's "It%* little bil vip bvIld'"~9 FronO t"itirts 11.13 - INTERSTATEMALL 4u&i4 Altamonte Springs 531 4554 Open lOa.m..9 p.m., Sun. 1.6 Senkarik - - Jumping Jack Shoes Glass 8. Paint Co., Inc. 'Ph 322 4622 210 Magnolia Ave Sanford .. 122 1074 2604 Orlando Drove GUARDS #I : , •.--------. . zalialph W INDOW est The days of do It yourself season (they look like moss), their customers ServicIng is monthly on homes pest conlrol are coming to an and these Insects can utterly Art Brown'l~ employees are If it takes call-back visits to 940 end. Due to the dangerous destroy your lawn. especially all experienced and attend all of the oests in the beginning nature of the chemicals used In bahla. Chinch bugs are a training sessions utilizing a there Is no additional charge. pest control and their problem In St. Augustine grass refresher and up dating Art Brown services Seminole, disastrous effect on the ecology the year around. program from Purdue Orange, and Volusla counties, if improperly used, the EnTermites will swarm fill May, University. with his main attention being vironmental Protection Agency sonic of them till August, since Protective service against given to Sanford and Seminole. termites will save you money, To terminate the termites. rid there. are becausey y o e y ' ning in October 1916 consumer thousands more They cause them they have probably beautiful healthy lawn call purchases of insecticides will more damage each year than Is caused extensive damage. Art Sanford's pioneer pest control 5e restricted done by tornadoes, fires and Brown guarantees the homes service At Art Brown's, set 'This action will not only hurricanes, they have treated for termites, vice comes first -ADV. protect the environment from Insects carry diseases. Polio 68BTr6Is6I'11TI6ThTIfl amateurs ignorant of the germs are carried by certain dangers of the volatile types of roaches, sleeping • Swing ing,sty lish and ' chemicals in insecticides, but sickness is transmitted by the : natural. rr"sorri ..e n will also protect consumers mosquito, the black plague was £ lOudy. You'll IOU ii ue from fly by.night operators out caused by rats' fleas. So besides : to make a fast buck. Insuring against property • pleasantly surprised, a Art Brown Pest Control damage. Art Brown Pest Service. Inc.. 2562 So. Park Controlsafeguardsthehealthof I IIIS iP WV • C Drive, Sanford i Sanford's #Dldest pest control service, as I e Jump ing ' 5I n For FREE ESTIMATE . . ge •PAINT 22-0225 FOR OUOTES CALL 323-3laaorm.7;,o O.K.Boys! Now follow me into Vale's and we'll 200 N. Holly Ave. CALLSanford, Fla. MI11CBflA' Sales 3ager I Sorry Closed Sat ' ) a n or s .IV;REE;iiPose ye? RREPAIR ESIDENTIAL I 4.atroytt 0 fill, I A Great 6'radvallen 01 ( 4 I SR22's Filed EZ Payments Wrought iron is ir, popular beauty and adding to the value doing It for 25 years. All you Doing repair work is one of favor riçht now, and with good of your home. but they also need to do Is come up with a their specialties, They have a reason. It Is not only decorative offer you security with their rough Idea or sketch and Smith portable welder that they Can and ornamerttal but it is also sturdy construction. & Bart will carry through and bring to you, and boast with sturdy and rot proof and offers complete It to your satisfaction. tongue]ncheek that they can Bart Welding Co., Smith safety and security to your can do most anything you want Unusual items they have fix anything but a broken heart home In decorative or Structural iron created include a medical or the crack of dawn. Smith & Bart Smith & Bart Welding Co., 677 Taft Ave , Orlando. can do and steel construction, and alsoemblem cradles, planters and book. carries a few popular wrought Vnythlnq in the line of wrought 1t101'k in otter metals. cases In larger homes, they have Ed Bart was in the armed iron items In stock. Metal wall iron or steel whether or namental or structural. Ed done spiral staircases, and of services, working with metal, brackets for hanging pots is one Bart and Dan Smith, along with course also do the common and after retiring he and Dan such item. They have fern stairways. Room Smith decided to open up their stands for your selection, so son. Jacob Smith, are owners metal and operators of the business, dividers, patio railings, boat shop Ed has had 26 years ex- come n and look them over. you name which moved to this new and utility trailers perience In the metal working The ways wrought iron and location About a year ago from It, they do it. line. Customer satisfaction is ornamental metal can help you a shop down in Edgewater, in Everything Is custom made how ttieyhave grown and is how Is limited only by your order to get the additional to the customer's they stay In business. They will imagination. Smith & Bart spacetheyneeded. specifications. Dan Smith is accept all phone calls collect Welding Co Is ready to assist One of their most popular experienced in hand forging and will go anywhere to give you in enhancincj the beauty •tems Is window grills or one of the arts that is fast you a free estimate without and security of your home. Give guards These are not only disappearinV from the obligation. Ed handles the them a call today (collect if a decorative, enhancing the American scene. He has been administrative end. toll call) at 305 125 3601 — ADV -_- - 96 ' I George Ave., MsJUud lBebw Pufpk Porpow) HAS LF PRODUCTS INC 0 CUT AND . 1. r I .r, ~4W_ re - Department Sanford FLORIDA FISH . HORMEL WESTERN fr 1 IJ,F _L_ ie.' /` Confaineriled Storage j WE CAN FIX ANYTHING BM A BROKEN HEART OR THE CRACK OF DA%N , Picluredabosefltor) Jacob Smlth, Dan Srnith and Ed Bart with wrought Iron grjjls. tifled In termS of pest. termite, lan and fumigation control. The company has grown from l's inception in 1961 to its present ICS full .11-c crinployee's servicing over 1,9W customers a month This Is proof that his service Is the best, says Art ______________________________________________ A I 202 S. Park Ave. .) KENKEt;P,NEW(;I':NERAI.MANAGEItATAItTBItowNPE,STCON-rnoL Sanford's Best For " Pests : * I I Mt • - - --&-_-&*wmt.~~ - = I 9 my a . 0 . . , ft~ - waiipiqix . . ,.. - a _~__- - ~!4 I, __ ___:71 N" _ x;,_: =. . I -V% 0% I . _______ 'r. D. Kocipier, Mid property being ra" at S.wifore Fw;da. thit 6th nbMte Of ALIAMUNIE GOLF DRIVING RANGE,anolhar I Intend to rMill" mid name with the Clef It S Pl,ol0p H Lwan N the Circuit Cot,ri, Seminole As F arfulor Count y. F for ids in accordance with SHINti(i SE W AND LOGAN Mr prMIAlions of the Fictitious Alf0frielr% for F%lille 00 Mliwy G Petirrsw Nanw Stalutris. Towif~ Sectiop .. , NOTICE OFSHERIPFI SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by virlue of that ceirtain Writ of Cfi-k of fhtC0 5emninoe County. F iphale - • the same in May 30. 77. Jtjne 2, 10, 19?S arclitided In Seliltion III 16. FWIU DEN-123 Statute%, In "ir ottim in thile County courthol,iSt in Semi"le FICTITIOUSNAM County, Flooldii, within four fillitifice It hereby oivon that Calendaf months, from the time of em&Qed ' i.rs, punitcotion hr.qf, or tl..' Altamontr Springs, Seminole r iti .• ' - .. Seminole County. Florida Publish: May 13. 20. 31, June 3, 197$ DEN-SI ,,, ... .. " - - ' j , - - • ( . F• 0 . '-. ' , -. v ' ~ 1' - . ' ' % e - . Z_ ,-...-.-... 1' il . ' , • 4 74 5 .. € Kj, . ',." " . . . ' $ I - .. ... a ::; - ' . - (state hertby notified and Sheriff's ad 'v That nd sate ben der.andt *haCh you may have satisfy the t erms Of Slid Writ of aganit the estate of MARY 0 ExecutIon PETERSON, deceased late of John E Polk, ,_ - . , q j. W -,-. -_ IN Said I I ., . .' ution ExecJohn E Polk In re Estate of Front fWrct) Or of the Semirv MARY Co PLTLRSON County Courthouse an Sanford deceased Florida. the above described W NOTICE TO CREDITORS *-inai prop;ty Additional To All Cro4ifors and All Per"ns formation available from the Civil Having CIAimi or Dirmands Agilli"11 Division of the Seminole County ... - .. . -- 73S397 ID No DSTIOI2SO sold vehicle being stored at Central Towing of 100 Marvin Avenue, Lor4wood Florida. THE CIRCUIT COURY OF THE and the unden;gned as SherM of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Semnol. founty Florida will FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION i = 7~ ' Panip -- __ - 11 m Y~ff ~z --4L. -W1441 - - - where your friends are" the seal of the County Court of Florida upon final 700PM or as sow thereafter as Orange to judgment rendered in the aforesaid app Pot ibleto consider an CONSTRUCT A SEAWALL. BOAT Court on the d day of April, A . 117S, in that citrialn Cost entitled, Airdan Marsh Company. a Florida MAINTENANCE DREDGING OF A to CANAL. on the follo*ing described Hooper and Softy L. Hooper, property, The. v.ftt 5 46 chains iof the east C;t1tridiiint, *filch aforesaid writ of Execution wall dellveied to me as 20 67 chains) of Section 3A. T,v. 20S. Sheriff of Seminole County. Floirids, led On Lake Further Jessup Sidney L vihien. ir . Chairman Gowd of County Commi,ssioners, Fla Seminole I 70 1975 - - NURSING D. I J CtNTER " thehbgtbbnd,rforcathsubi.ct to any and all existing lelrs at the Sliariff i i im - I A A` _____ I XL I- - — - __~ - .1 ~zz I -A-A I I I % - 0 (PJ~ ...;~ -- I 11 I- - .*r~L aw - - ..6. - 0 I- __ ____ WHEN YOU BUY DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY—THE SAVINGS ARE YOUMI .. (Itor) Gene Bew,and Frank llathawayofllathaway Fiberglas products I. - - "F 06 . .1 a Nowadays, when people are experience. baltwell, live well. and two lorig these steps. Their modernistic demanding the most for their Hathaway Fiberglass seats for riding comfort. design enables them to enhance Kird earned dollars, fiberglass Products eliminates the middle ~~1 1, The 14' sail boat boasts a SV the beauty of any style mobile j iwoducts are much in demand. man, and allows consumers to beam which gives the handler home. The reasons are simple purchase their products more leverage making It and boat houses Fiberglass is strong. light, directly from the manufacperfectfor either small or largeThe are constructed of weight, durable, versatile and turer. All this means extra waters. It comes with a 100 per fiberglass shells which are But it's not money In arid cent sail, mast and all lIghtweight, strong and manufacturer exactly or, the rigging. It s cockpit is ' who is diversified and doesn't dered. They also distribute designed to hold three people durable, rt-useable from on stick to one line in fiberglass their products to retailers. comfortably. And since this s&l location to another, practically ..-" manufacturing. Among the impressive list of boat is first class all the way, maintenance free, termite Sanford's own Hathaway items manufactured by why not order ltin your favorite proof, waterproof, acid and oil PI'O,,f1 h0n Fiberglass Products located at Hathaway Fiberglass Product color. r cn,0 , t. wea In ló73 Hangar Rd., Building l49in are a 14' sailboat, 14' family Hathaway Fiberglass cost and attractive. The are the Sanford Airport. is one of fishing boat. mobile home Products mobile home steps rfect for a wide range of us". those hard to come by steps, fiberglass carports and will assure you a safer climb no ~)e In addition to manufacturers. Owned by boat houses, septic tanks and matter what the conditions. Hathaway manufacturing, Frank Hathaway, with the spray tanks. The list won't end Modern In design, the steps are r lberglass Products boasts expertise of Gene Bew, there. Plans are now underway of one piece construction which Hathaway Fiberglass Products to manufacture a 10' John boat eliminates all nuts and bolts quality repairs Of fiberglass products W emphasis placed manutacturer a long line of which will be useful for fishing, which would get rusty and it fiberglass products which are rowing and even sailing. sharp, endangering bare feet, m ainly on fiberglass boat indicative of their knowledge Their most popular items are The top step has almost twice repairs. and experience, the sailing and fishing boats, the width of a regular mobile Stop at Hathaway Fiberglass Having only been in business both of which are fully home step which ensures good Products located at 1673 since June 1971, they have guaranteeed for one year. The footing no matter how clunky or Hangar Rd., Building 149, In the already established a 11' fishing boat is a semi V stylish your shoes might be Sanford Airport to see their reputation for cluality work. rounded shine boat. The V hull Slipping and sliding due to boats and other fine products, . They attribute theirsuccess to enables the boat toti.andle well moisture. are , thanks to orcali322-8870 Eitherway, the good management, variety and in rough waters. It features a the non skid textured surface on savings are yours? — ADV. "h i C~ , - P.-iiii I'l ~_~`r-. Z.:~, ,lill- _ - -) - - - :-_ .- - , -&-AsiumklFdu _ (Stall . __.:__ --I-- r - .. ., - . _'_ I I . _fE7_~ 51.15W rk __ - . - I -. _. - -5tv -~ ____ - __ I.- -7t ____ ......llollia!1!11111111111~~~ illiii,i- Fiberglass Products and Repairs 1673 HANGAR RD. Ca rpet Floor & Office Cleaning 1 - - ho - ~ -3 -.:== It ~ textured surface. Swing Valley Farms You are commanded to file your This public hearing will be Wd In ,hritten defenses to Said Complaint the County Commission Chambers with the Clerk of the above named the Court use. orida, on June 10, 5. 7.00 P or later than June 2nd. 197S. Um r as possible WITNESSmy hand and walof the Board of County Of - GLAZING - 34 Hour Service QUALITY SERVICE... FREE ESTIMATES. It, - __ - 2619 A. S. French and Ift AND home - BOOTS .- - ON SALE 'k-, W ---. — - 71 Ift 0 if you've got termites you've got trouble! Cal us, the troutil e- shooters, now, before costly damage is done. They work fast, but we work faster. Get help! Emergencv Serrice , - -_ Ki~ _Oi_;_~ ; 7 , - ~ Z - - - - ._i,i ,V - ~ . 1-1_~ - o OFF • 15 O le Starts Th Sa -.. urs., May L LL PH. 322-8865 ART BROWN PEST CONTROL INC. Sanford's Oldest And Largest ComPAMY Swininio,11iiii Fien M2931 Ciamlberry 0 ,~_- . �- --- - __,___.____-_.__ -. 84—Evening Herald, S.vford, Ft. Kissinqer Warns Russians The talks today were t., focus on the pace of the SALT nego- —•--,------.r—•---- - ,-- -- - -.- --- -' -- . - — ,---- Tuesday, My 20, 1 97 5 to PIeIOUS Punts Variety VIENNA, Austria AP) — Talks between Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko continue today after a warning by Kissinger against Russian attempts to exploit American failures in In- -----.--,-._--__ tiatlons in Geneva for another U.S. officials said Kissinger strategic arms limitation treaty. There was also to be a brief general discussion of the against trying to take advantage of the American setbacks in Vietnam Middle East situation before Kissinger's departure for Bonn. Kissinger and Gromyko began Monday with a 75-minute session in which they faced each other with only their interprefers present. and Cambodia by challenging U.S. commitments elsewhere, He called Gromyko's attention to a speech Kissinger made last week in St. Louis, Mo., in which he warned Moscow against adventurism stemming from a warned mistaken belief in American weakness, the sources said, Gromyko objected previously to the St. Louis speech, criticuing Kissinger by name for preaching detente on the one hand and calling for increased U.S. military strength on the other, U.S. sources said Kissinger gave a new warning to the Rus.. Gromyko -_ Avo%,ment Signed ~ -. -i~' W _ - --_ . .!~'-.~. ^ - Not To slans to underline the Ford ad. ministration's dctermlnation to keep Moscow from testing the American resolve elsewhere. Following their private meeting Monday, Kissinger and Gromyko called in their experts on Europe and strategic nudear arms for a look at specific issues of detente. The meeting continued for three hours and 45 minutes, and American oficlals said the chief topic of discussion was the European security summit conference the Russian-- are anxIots to hold, U.S. officials said before the talks started that this would be a minor matter because real - lures 1111, the meeting and decisions could not be made last minutes of of the without first getting the ap- had a general review progress provul of the rest of the factors slowing -- said Kissinger asked to hear Gromyko's thinking about a compromise on the issue chiefly responsible for the delay: how to verify Soviet compliance with the terms of any treaty agreed on. Informed sources said most of the session was spent on procedural matters In con. nection with the proposed conference. The two leaders finally got to the SALT negotiations In the 22 Stray .. --Wq.-.%. ,. " . *i;;;~7_ I- 'L~.--'z-E~—' -.Ir' ."-' *KZ 11--'ZM- -PMW-- ..t . For 125-Unit Proi *ect , . ,.,,~,, ~, ~ I ~ ':f ~~9 ,! - -i_________ - . .-..~ A I . 0 - ~- 6* .. — — 11 IL . Ivew ilviemuer . — — _________ agreement. ::I-- , ~.,~-,-._.- k~ _'-__._.*___.--_..::: 1 In other action, the Commission: ) :::I .1 _______ . Tabled a 'equest for a 12-month extension on paving of 11 Laurel Ave., sought by Seminole Bakery Products, Inc., while ' :: Z. Mize continued an investigation of city street paving policies. ____________ _______________________.... — Accepted the resignation of John M. Fitzpatrick from the -,:::=, .*.::*.:*.:,.::::::::..*.....:: Sanford Airport Authority, effective May 2, and took notice of :::::::::::::::;..-. I thetact th eauthontywoudprovideaiistoinamesromwhich . :::................. to select a new member later. ________ j::::... ::::::::::::::::: Approved a public hearing on a rezoning request for the cast 50 feet of the West 200 feet of Lot A, San Lant.a, (romMll.l to RC-1, as recommended by the Planning and Zoning Corn________________________ mission. t - _ -_ — Tabled a letter from............................ Robert E. Brisson and William L. .E::: ________ ___ Gramkow, Sanford funeral home directors, at t he request of __________ - most happy to assist whoever the Council designates" to replace him as finance cornmissioner to facilita te an orCity de rly transfer. last 4 _______ (24) (eCounsy - 1 Asler,sk 13 — 17 20 #21 24 4 ' 18 22 — — 1 25 19 — ' -- 31 32 — 38 — -.-•-----I- 45 41 " 49 O — — Reappointed Samuel Wright to th e Sanford Housing Authority, effective at once, after being notified that Wright's term was to expire today. - Approved a recommendrtlon from the housing code inspector for condemnation notice for program at 716 Hickory Ave., owned by C. B. Franklin, giving the owner 90 days to comply. - MAYOR'S — -4 — — — — — — — — 48 — — 50 — —— — — 52 —— — BREAKFAST Red Sailors Keyser Seat Saved By Committee Claim Credit For Capture Action Allows Re-Election Bid siii I :: ::: Almanac 6:25 (2) Profiles In 6:30 (6) .-... 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Paramont salvaged 'Petrocelli," but when NBC a..-------- ,_ 'iinu iiu aerie pack Wednesday nights, it wound ,. iI..('t......_ • - also out of Paramount CBS next season. Jack Webb created a new series for ABC, "Mobile Two," with Jackie Cooper starring. It has been scheduled for Saturdays, 8-9. But NBC put "Emergency" originally slotted in a new time on Mon. days back on a..o ----j-, -. SatnrdJlv Jack Webb also produced "Emergency." For whom do for of the Board of Adjustment, and -, John Newsome of the Planning Commission and Planning Zoning Board. Newsome asked that his name be withdrawn from consideration because of the Importance of the work he is they root? CULTURAL BONUS: In the interests of fair play, shouldn't "Something Worth Dying For" Part II Rerun Reed Is ......l .. I..... t..i. I.i.UVit'U, w&u U LAJII4 hUt' hero. He's awar ded a medal, which Is presented by Los Angeles Poli ce Chief porfrayed by Los Angeles Police CIII Ed Davis. S8:33 ABC HAPPY DAYS ,%j_ LUL With M S ister YOU Don't" Rerun RichIe's sister I'I.. k.... t..,.ê .1..... ...i.. I.. i'uv ua'u'sv. r..vviyuuç ' - veteran actor Paul Henreid. 8:30-10 ABC TUESDAY agIIv' .r. •.--.,.. nivar. ur mr. vvrr.i' "uy plan placed Mrs. Keyser's on arriving back in town said if the city commission has not now doing with these two home In the same district as the proposal was a deliberate taken action to adopt the bodies. set out on a map and an or- Conunissioner George Perkins, attempt to put her out of office districting proposal by the end 118 amending the ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — dinance describing the legal elected in November. Thus by decree rather than by of this month, the committee's fence ordinance passed on fmal The districting committee took boundaries of the districts Is to Mrs. Keyser, elected unopposed allowing the voters to make plan will automatically become reading. Walls or fences advantage of the prerogative of be received by the districting to three consecutive terms, that choice If they wished, law. swoun swimming pools changing Its mind last night by committee next week. would ha¼e been prohibited must be at least five feet high approving new redistricting Submission by next Tuesday It is expected the ordinance from seeking re-election to her Mrs. Keyser said, at the time, WASHINGTON (AP) — A lated by the Cambodian and gates must have a lock or of the new plan will apparently interior latching device to be she might seek election to Cambodian naval crew which men now In Thailand said crew- plan. This latest one will permit and map will be presented to commission seat, their City Commissioner Helen the city commission for action Away on business in North mayor's office if that districting give the city commission claims It seized the freighter ship was under the control kept locked or latched when not of Keyser to seek re-election in at Its Tuesday, May 27 meeting. Carolina when Opportunity of adopting the plan the group made proposal became city law. attended. Mayaguez says it later muti. four Communist officers when November. The committee's original its first decision, Mrs. Keyser Accordi ng to the city charter, by emergency ordinance. $ nied against its Communist it seized the Mayaguez and Its Council passed a motion by captain and sailed to Thailand 40-man American crew May 12 Councilman John Daniels to set seeking asylum, sources say. In the Gulf of Thallari Three of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with an hour off the officers boarded the for lunch, as the normal Initial reports about the Mayaguez and the fourth offiworking day for city employes. crew's account remained cer later was overwhelmed by sketchy because of C1WCtifl Shift workers will be on an eight the crewand thrown overboard. By BOB LLOYD buying, receiving and con. March fl at Seminole High COWl ordered MUenCII held ill Administration and ot1er police hour shift and all salaried reports from US. and other Herald Stall Writer ceallng stolen property. jail during PSI, Anothcr ae.owit said five persons will be paid on the basis diploma tic and Thai military School, Sanford. agencies. — Clifford Mcclary, 19, Lake Commu ni st offi ce Two Maitland rs were on men pleaded sources. However, there was Lee admitted that he entered of eight or more hours worked Albert Fisher, 29, now a Skates Trial Testimony Begins of HOROSCOPE ), i,,, , Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, 8) N (9) All My Children (35, 44) Movie 1:30 (2,6) Days Of Our Lives (6) As T he Wor ld Turns Lct' Mie " Deal • (9) .-" in the Wilderness" Rerun A grisly story about a man Geo.ge Kennedy who is bitten by a rabid skunk and sends his wife Joann a Pettit off for help, lie then chains himself to a Post, KflOWlfl UiaL he might go - - - - City Council C.i Neighborhood f 9-10 CBS HAWAII FIVF,O "Steal Now, Pay Later" Rerun McGarrett goes after a smoothie who has covered his shady dealings with a playboy life, providing models for businessmen to whom he sells stolen tr itood.c. 9:1040 PBS ASSIGNMENT AMERICA "Edward Bennett Williams: Super!awyer" He's a real-life superlawyer, not the grimace as they relive the TV series type. He has defen- into my stomach a few days ulcers were more common in - - -- of of - have to swallow many times per minute which is embarrassing. When I close my mouth it becomes a river, and when I laugh I have to swallcw. I was on Probanthine but recently I was changed to BnI .,.1 t'lIUIaII 'lfVUfl-fl'C us e aUfl.V then my whole body is feeling tired without doing anything. at Club Mod Squad 5:30 (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) WOTT Sports And Travel World (24) Electric Company 5) Lost In Space 6 : 00 tie a, Ig YJ News (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2,6) NBC News (6) CBS News () ABC News (13) Ensign O'Toole (24) Zoom MYb&t"f RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes (44) mad, while his young son stomach. _. ...L L_ --.. .. vwlxL wiui turn. LC it. M problem s that I orm a Montgomery plays the son. lot of saliva In my mouth and I ming too much saliva. - flh,'ah (33) Mickey Mouse - . IS (24) Mister Roger's -- - By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB Good day to you. I hope you can give me some much needed advice. I am having pains in my stomach. The doctor says I have an ulcer of the duodenum -and two small ones in the i Mery Griffin (35) Batman (44) Gilligan's Island __ I flU I ..vavv u, iu Beaver 3:30 (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live (35) Uncle Huble Show (24) Yoga (4 Three Stooges 4:00 (2,6) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Mickey Mouse Club 43O (2) Bonanza (9) Gilligan's island (13) Winter Park Duodenal ulcers were fairly uncommon In 1900. Now a high percentage of men have them. This probably reflects the Increase in stress in our living patterns and the bad habits that go along with modern life. Men hiiv i,lr.ør. ,m,.'h mnra frequently than women. I won't go so far as to say that modern My doctor said my ulcers women drive men to have should be okay after he looked ulcers, but it is a fact that women than In men in 1900. You will need to do some adjusting of your personal life to avoid ulcer problems or even to minimize them. Write to me in care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, NY 10019 and ask for my special report on Ulcers. Send a long, sell-addressed, stamped envelope and 50 cents For mailing and costs. You should talk to your doctor about your excess saliva problem. ,L.,S s?tasiSfl lQu auss • a - tJ3' tug Vd1IC 17:30 (2. 6) Btank Check fine, until Richie discovers her date Is Fonzie's nephew.-a chip off the young block, lie then becomes overly concerned. 84:30 PBS THE WAY rr WAS Rerun Sugar Ray Robinson and Rocky Graziano recall their chamnlonhln mid dleweigh t -"r--r ---- --n--fight, one the great title fights all time. Sugar Ray kayoed Rocky in the third round. Rocky and Ray still there be "equal time" for punches via film clips. 8:30-9 CBS MASH Rerun culture-minded adults In prime time, just as there is for Hawkeye gets sentimental children's programming? Why again and writes a letter to his shouldn't the FCC co nsider an father full of information about normal life? in Korea. A mad, extra hour a week for networks If they program great wounded Turk who resists works of drama, quality treatment, a boy who keeps originals, operas and other disappearing, and an Army lieutenant who tries to toss his classics? weight around For preferential 8-8:30 cas GOOD TIMES herun An old Buddy visits treatment are "routinely" according James, who is very impressed handled, to Hawkeye. with the man's apparent suc. 8:30-10 NBC WORLD cess. But as the night wears on James discovers that hisPREMIERE MOVIE "Death of n frInfld'. In. .,.., Arnnnu I'rini" Vip,rpr -. come from a succesai career look at still another type of as an insurance salesman. He's police woman, played by Kate Reid, as part of the Los Angeles a bookie! 8-8:30 NBC ADAM-I! Police Department's homicide department. A rich businessman is murdered, and the s'spects include his highliving partner and housemate, played by Marty Balsam, and an arrogant butler, played by The formal package of commission residency districts a - Restless Jackpot — I II U lLl I II ded, among others. John ago. I had this swallowing Connally, Jimmy Hoffa, problem about two years before mobster Frank Costello and my ulcers were discovered, Adam Clayton Powell. Williams I would appreciate it if you talks about his law career, what could tell me what is causing all he looks and for In when my problems. I am an 18 year accepting a cli ent. Interesting old male. I need help badly. look at the man. DEAR READER — I can 10-11 NBC POLICE STORY appreciate your problem. "Across the Line" herun Formation of excess saliva is James Wainwright plays a fairly common in the presence policeman accused of over- of an ulcer. It may be a reflex zealousness and being trigger- action related to the excess happy. lie's reassigned to a formation of the acid digestive desk job, but won't stay put. He juices in your stomach. These goes after a drug ring, and acid digestive juices are part of mn,,n, •a .,...,,l. W(hIWJ W &U.fl fl. We cause of your weer. we Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 10-1 ABC MARCUS WELBY, don't see ulcers in young men discoveries per panel in an all-new series o(24-pap booklets. M.D. "Four-Plus Hot" Rerun without some increase in To order volumes I. H and HI, send II for each, making checks Doctors Welby and Kiley run stomach acid. payable to "Seek & Find" in care this newspaper. into an emotional blockbuster Usually Probarithine and when two former high-school atropine-like medicines will Testimony was scheduled to Monroe Terrace, Sanford, the school offices after a guilty as charged to larceny of a of Orlando's Sunland Traliting each day. Clerks having to work ,ij general agreement that a Cam. board the ship and all were football stars hold a 'rewuon" cause the saliva to dry up. I begin today in circuit court here delivery of a controlled sub- juvenile companion removed a boat motor. Both Robert Dean Center, pleaded guilty to grand at night meetings will receive tossed into the sea. bodian crew had sailed to fljj. at the hospital, both ailing and wonder if you were taking a in the robbery trial of Richard stance (marijuana), window pane. "He (the LaFrancis, 19, and John larceny In the theft of $2,399 compensatory time. Although land late lot week and claimed in critical condition. One has sufficient amount. These Thai officials are reluctant to Lamar Skates, 23-year-old Jerald Richard Jenkins, responsibility for the Mayaguez juvenile) said he was going in to Anthony Stroum, 19, were from Kentucky Fried Chicken, department heads will be the will to fight, the other medicines block the nerve to talk about the Incident because Orange County man accused In Orlando, breaking and entering, get some walkie-talkies," Lee allowed to remain free on bond a former employer, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL. capture. required to be available at city doesn't. the stomach that stimulates the they want to avoid offending the the Jan, 7, holdup of a Winn- a vehicle and petty larceny. ball between 8 and 5, they will told the court. He said he didn't pending a PSI. Assistant State Atty. Charles formation of acid digestive Khmer Rouge government in Dixie store at Altamonte Meanwhile, the Pentagon CAP L1, ')1 t07t . Forrest Dee Faller, fl, take anything from the building Altamonte Springs police Gordon said condition of be able to adjust the scheduic of I %I vrhIJ%I "u' juLce said it hoped to end confusion neighboring Cambodia, sources Springs. That is why they are formerly of Oviedo, Larceny of a and that police apprehended the arrested the pair in a van negotiated plea Is that the state employes In their department often used in treating ulcers. about U.S. losses In the said. A six-member jury was motor vehicle and third-degree pair while they were hiding registered to the Winter T , ARIES (March 21-April 19) necessitIes. Park recommend probation for to Inett the pecuF.ar needs of Work it out now. The doctor must have been Mayaguez rescue with a In Washington, adminis- selected in the case yesterday arson, Police Department shortly Fisher and that he be their situation. under a desk in an office. Don't assume today that what Is CANCER (June 21-July 22) LIBRA (Sept. 234)d. 23) You satisfied that you had simple "preliminary final count" of tration afternoon before Circuit Judge _ McCoy, Roy Emrnerv Plenae. 219 af ter the outboard motor was IA r'i i sources good for you will also benefit Don't expect more from family have a choice today: Decide IIV O4UU San, —Jwuuiy ------o, ulcers with no important casualtIes today. A stolen Feb. 14, off a boat he took from bank deposits. revisedseveral discrepancies in the David U. Strawn. your associates. Their Interests members than they're capable your course of action or othersG W. 11th SL, Sanford, attempted Holly Ave., Sanford, pled guilty complications and that was why casualty report Monday listed to possession of controlled belonging to Frank C. Black at crew's story, Including the fact will be Skates and a and yours The court co-defendant, allowed Fisher to miles apart. of. Remember, children aren't will do murder, It for you not to your he told you that your ulcers five dead, 16 missing and 701 WOOdling Place, Altamonte remain free on bond pending a its boat was a subchaser while Gary Linn Gilvin, 23, of KenTAURUS (April 20-May 20) equipped to reason or perform best advantage. Trial of David Ray Fit- substance (marijuana) and would heal. wounded. the Mayague2seamen said they mucky, were arrested on zgerald, 23, 223 Flamingo Assistant State Atty. Charles Springs. PSI In the case. You won't treat responsible like adults. I suspect that you were a single program about blacks By JAY SIIARBUTI' White House Press Secretary were captured by In earlier hearings in the SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. fl) small charges of robbery and use of a Drive, Sanford, on a charge of Gordon dropped a companion matters with the respect they Donald Louis Rapp, 18, of LEt.) (July 23-Aug. 22) of already producing an excess of in America, the rest series AP Television Writer Ron Nessen said President gunboats. Don't be too free with your carrying a concealed case, LaFrancis' attorney, Apopka, pleaded guilty to firearm deserve today. A problem that be needlessly fearful todayYou'll commission a possession that controlled sub- charge acid digestive juice be fore your five to 20 segments. Ford was puzzled by the delay alleged that breaking and shotgun). The court John E. Meanwhile, a Pentagon felony In the case at Vero Beach stance (marijuana) could ha ve been solved will stay you won't get the cred it you advice today. You'll end up diagnosed and that NEW YORK (AP) — New Over-all, 11 shows concern ulcers were m totaling casualties. But he spokesman said none of the and returned doing the whole job for one who ordered Plen,e held custody Stroum had worked In the past Intent with you. Seminole a deser,e. '"ooting your own horn tinued until the week of J S why you were already forby Lowell Thomas and arts series and the humanities, eight denied is smart enough to give you made bodies rvs.irui u,.1, ei,... ,WU IUUUI ,,,,,, IIIU 'JlhtIIU unless he can post a 1Z500 bond as a paid confidential informant misdemeanor and the the U.S. servicemen stand trial, UIK; M1 Jacques Cousteau are coming involve public affairs, se ven to manage the news and con- killed have been recovered and burden. ' the Florida Department Leroy Lee, 18,808W. 11th St., during the PSI ordered in dropped a grand larceny You tend to be extr avagant VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) to public TV. Sois "Canine Col- are "how-to" or consumer Gilvin was Found guilty of Sanford, was coal casualties, Law Enforcement, the federal charge. Rapp Is held in there are no plans to search for today. Guard against foolishly Procrastination in attacking an on bond SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. lege," a bow-wow baccalau- series, two are about science, robbery and sentenced to 30 custody during a pee-sentence One account of the story re- the bodICS EnFo t pending a PSI. Peter John Muench, 24, D r u g squandering a part of your old problem will only twignlfy 21) Traveling in the wrong reate program. But "Zoom" is 'hree are for children, four cin____________________________________________________ years in prison. Investigation (PSI) he Maitland, pleaded guilty to budget earmarked I--— I- -!---. for its effect in the future. Be Wi-SI!. company today will prove a- out and "Washington Straight cern minorities and In CIrCUIt court Y3WIUaY pleaded guilty to the lesser and breaking and entering with three are in pensive for you. You're an easy Talk" is shutting up. the "variety" category of eneight defenda n ts scheduled for Included offense of breaking intent to commit a mark Free-loading friends. tertainment. trial this week entered guilty and entering with intent to misdemeanor — the lesser and These are some of next sea. pleas. Five other defendants in commit a misdemea included of original CAPRICORN (Ike. 24an. iior't program decisicus thaL In addition Ii 'Zo;,-i" and seçirate cases are docketed for !4axlmii:n 5t'nterc-t on the plei hari:e of br'akIug and mm 19) Proceed with caution today PTV recentiy made in "Washington Straight Talk," trial following the Skates' trial is five years In prison. Lee was tering with intent to commit a where an ambitious project of selecting 38 the 136 shows of. other familiar shows leaving In this order: docketed for trial onachargeof felony. The state dropped Is concerned. The founda- fered by the Public Broad- the PBS lineup for lack of staDennis Holmes, 30, breaking and entering with charges of grand larceny and tions are beginning to show a casting Service's "station pro- tion financial support are Orlando, grand larceny and intent to commit a felony larceny of a firearm and the • few cracks, gram coopera ti ve." "Black Journal," "Behind the Tuesday is Chicken Day AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You get a complete chicken Under the system, stations Lines" and the new "As.siiriWaste no time trying to sell a decide which offerings they'll ment America." dinner with 3 pieces of deli. person who Is negative on your help finance. If a show gets Old rebables re ed by the cious chicken - cole slaw ideas. Find yourself a more enough support to cover its cooperative include "Sesame french fries hot rolls. recepti ve prospect. costs, it goes on the PBS sched- Street," "Electric Company," tile. If not, It's bye-bye unless "Wall Street Week," "Theater or Only $1.34 PISCES 'eb. 23-March Hostess, in America," "Bill Moyers' other funding Is found. Re wry of slick salesmen or . , .. Jourmil" "Firing I.inø ---...-.'.... .....-' '1 chosen conart is neaneiauy tsioday, Youcould buy Ii iir$mp vay W MARGE WILLIAMS __ "N" at Sym-. CHICKEN - ' something y ou don't need f . way will make up 50 per cent of 377 3812 medium phony," 10 "Washington Week in Tantalizing its schedule next season. The than you can afford. Sanford IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They LOSANGELES(AP) — Tro outstanding stars in a special Review" and "Black Pershrimp. french fries, cole But Miss Moore lost out as ouier5opercentwillbewhoilyFit Between Studdings and Rafters) old movie pros, Katharine Rep- programfor "L [ ~_,` on the News." lead actreGa in a comedy series Among slaw, hot roll. SHIRLEY COOPER underwritten shows distributed spective VOUC BIRTHDAY burn and Laurence Olivier, and Ruins," which scored a total of to Valerie Harper, whose $34fl12 Two popular music series I. to PBS stations without charge. May21, 1975 their "Love Among the Ruins" six Emrnys including those for "Rhoda" was an offshoot of the NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM Cassdberry.Wjnte,. Springs this season are returning— -. According to PBS, 150 llcensshared top honors with "The director George Cukor and Moore series. EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN $16.5 "Soundstage" and "At the You will develop opportunity ees for 254 stations spent Mary Tyler Moore Show" at the writer James Costlgan. JUDY RENEE "1 am full 01 ld,! for every• • • lop," the latter a jazz series. for yourself this year through million for iooperative-offered 6349212 27th Erruny Awards. CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS "The Mary Tyler Moore body, especially Mary, who Altamonte Springs Longwood $1.3 Joining them is the new "A ustin your creativity and effort. What shows FREE PINT OF BEANS 1975-76. About "Qil VII," which had scored Show" IDEAL, FOR ROOFIP4Gor INSULATING hated by A I Teb m.'j it all possible," M1 City Limits" country music you accomplish will be valuable million of the money caine from me nignesi n nominations with vision Academy as the out. Harper exulted to the television the chicken BUCKET OR BARREL SHIRLEY MILLET WITH A series by KRLN in Austin, Tex. in the work you're engaged In. the stations' own coffers. 13, also won six awards Monday standing comedy series of 1974- audience. sign and 831 9717 appearing in The Herald are Lowell Thomas, the veteran The balance came from OF CHICKEN. night. But none was in a major 75, winning a total of bring in Forest City -Upstairs, Downstairs," the six matching funds provided by the CBS newscaster, will join the for Ire. available to you in 8x10 reprint size category. Emmys Including thse for sup- British-made story 01 servant The Difference Is Delicious beans. Ford Foundation and the Cor- lineup with 44 shows on modern HILDA RICHMOND Oscar-winners Hepburn and porting performers Betty life in Edwardian England, won for $3, 574 31',? 21005. FRENCH AVE. poration for Public Broad- U.S. history. Oceanographer DIAL 322-2611 or 831.9993 Olivier won Television Aczsde- White, Ed Amer and Uoria for the second year In a row as 300 N. FRENCH AVE. Del tona PH. 32-2611 casting. Jacques Cousteau will have six my Awards Monday night as Leachman. SANFORD, 322-9442 best dramatic setia. By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Showdown (35) My Favorite Martian - (44) Underdog :00 III, 8) Another (6) Price Is Right (9) General fiosp!tal Excess Acid TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS to mayors - — --J -. - I 1 LiAn T— 39 — (9) Movie - F77 - -. -- ' Almanac 6:15 (6.5) Sunshine (35) Florida Lifestyle 11:55 (6) News AFTERNOON 12:00 (2 44) News 2:00 (6) GuIding Light (9) 510.000 Pyramid 2:30 (2, I) The Doctors Of Night (6) (9) The Big (I) 29 Council voted, in me absence deal in personalities and perof Durrance and Councilman sonal, petty interests has Irene Van Eepoel, to appoint evident, and I would Ernest Hendrix effective upon hope that the Council will the acceptance of Durrance's maintain its sense of direction resignation and contingent on and not submit to such the resignation of Hendrix as pruJes." chairman of the Planning and Hendrix, who resides at 18 Zoning Board. lie was sworn in Nj~ by city attorney Newman Gumntree Ct. ha s only resided !I in the city for a year and was Brock. pointed to the Planning and ap -Durrrance, cited a "corn- Zoning Board Feb. 17. He Is Areas were honored at the Maltland-Scuth Seminole clamber Commerce's bination of personal and employed by Chelsea Tide and Mayor's Prayer Breakfast recently at Holiday Inn In Altamonte Springs. Entertainment was business pressures" as the Guaranty Co., Sanford and is provided by the Greyhound Singers from Lyman High School. From left, Mayor James Driver, reason for his resignation from president of the recently Winter Park; Homer Rough, Maitland; Jim Lermana, Longwood and Norman Floyd, Altamonte the seat he has held since organized Winter Springs Springs. tHerald Photo by Jane Cauelberry) January. The certified public Jaycee Chapter. accountant stated he "will be Also under consideration were Bob Williams, a member City Manager W. E. "Pete" Kmwes, pending development of additionp! information concerning th e letter. — — -- - - — — _______________________________ (9) Deal (9) Hollywood Squares 8:00 (2, 6) Adam 12 (6) Good Times (9) Happy Days (35) American Lifestyle (44) DInah 8:10 (2, 8) Movie (6) MASH — — 15 9 11:30 (2) Tonig ht sh7 (35. 44) Star Trek /:30 (2) CandId Camera (6) W ha t's My Line (I) Let's Make A T— 14 16 action. However, a tendency to _____ _____ ears Squares (6) Love Of Life (6) Movie (9) Blankety Blank TON I G H T'S TV 11 10:00 (2. 6) Police Story (6) Barnaby Jones (9) Marcus Welby 10:30 (a) Sports Legends 1100 (6, 6. 9) News (13) Book beat (35) 700 Club 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (6).. What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals ' -1k WINTER SPRINGS Council moved quickly night to fill the Group 2 council In closing Durrance said, "I seat following the surprise believe that tIM! Council has, foi resignation submitted in the most part, addressed itself 1 writing by Councilman Frank to some of the real problems of the city and taken appropriate Durrance Jr. - '' (35) Victory At Sea 9:00 (6) Hawaii Five-0 (35. 44) Movie EVENING ,42 Donkel s 26 Butte t. By JANE CASSELBERRY IIeialdStaff Writer ,. 23 Sundry () Movie TUESDAY 8 Tow ard the In — RA W .~ 9 Enthusiast i fl9dS highly domesticated 33 EzuHer 13 Mop to, 34 My Gal --' instance 35 Puffs UP 15 Bites 36 Pacs. for 18 Bitter vetch 37 Raced 21 Indigenous 39 Ado;escont 7 Neitheir'S b 3cl, fnl — 5AN I Give 2 E x punger 3 Blemish 4 Ailments 5 Change 34Frgh1nrs I tj 50 Girls name DOWN Tuesday, May 20, 1975-4A T si Threes 1 1. / V % P );,)~~ ,r 1 ricI3 -, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ON 49 Portable char Cards Tii rri rU Purpose 31 Masculine t ,,.:Y I .'-')A- Continued From Page lA Adams and Crum are prepared to buy the land from New in and uvviup we area. iney are saiea to !OIIOW city Luid development regulations al though th e project is still out. the city limits, but annexation is exp-cted to be a mere fcrmality after th e two developers complete th eir half of t he LOLIflCII rv% _ 4 F_ — 41 Candlonut tree 42Carillons 44 drink 45 Wrnwaw 47 Pilfered 24 Chides 26 Herbs 27 Scottish C3P 28 Bulgarian coin 29 Tai group -- (ab I - F% 0 - 52 Direction 23 Let tall --- i I Halt (prefi x) 39 Oriental POlijy flø, S Producer --- - n .,,', 1OPaaI cape 12 Unbound 13 Tangles 4 Scottisti plaid 16 Ezistod 17 Pilot 19 Man from Yale 20 Solar di$l, toward a treaty. U.S. 3OUFCes European governments. But LEISURE ACROSS a" F - ---1914111111111- ;010 1 --- U.S, Ex)lo* t STEPFORD WIVES Sttrna5 kstIirtai his — WED MATINEE 1 7)55)5 OIIYI'lt IiI,it1TWir, frws TNL*TI SISTERS fit) WAR GODDESS - a y homas , ,. - - . ----u-. --' - o To (ousteau Pu bl ic T NOW SHOWING WE'RE FORCE FOUR CU T.THR OATS.N IN C Starting F BLACK GODFATHE Wet IIICJC 52 II Ie CISJ%R HELL UP IN two of in of of Jones, weapon (a entering was con. to any attempt was in to to "y of state for ordered Wed",nedav F-c with commit •,,,, of case. free r c m e n after for nor, offense The Savings Are an Y - Hepburn, Olivier Earn Emmy Awards stations of yours ours! V)flZiA/ Ok, ,, , It - new ! r -M C Alarv/a,,d EACH 11 4 F t4j "?Oq > "eo e more For Only "u 5 gun - ' -'____ I $ 34 Regular for R,~j The Herald - Twelve of the 38 shows are shows, all produced by KAMU new, at least nationally. One is in College Station, T. Volve 't'L ''f' C cini-,- ',. d 3 p'r-cr*f 0h ,' - ---- -- - ' " '' =, -:, -- -' '' GOOD ALL DAY (t/x- L'''In, Jã OU8 4940,91FRIED CHICKEN 3PEPIDAILY IIA.M.TIL5)OpM._RIL SAT IlL 1 2 III' M 3509 French Ave. (Hi-way 37 51 Sanford poill TT--'-'-.. - �- 'tJ.'9 ' - i: Evening Herald, Santord, Fl. ii: Tuesday, May 20, 1985-bA - English Took Over Colony In 1763 F Oi'lando - Winter Park 831-9993 Seminole 322-2611 Spanish Dealt Florida Away For Havana i. Rentals CLASSIFIED ADS CLASSIFIED DEPT. fl-Rms MAN OR WOMAP ROOM AND BOARD CALL ANYTIME. 322 91 RATES __ Ithrusflmes .......4ica line HOURS By BERT COWER The Herald Servlce* _____________ ________________ Sanford Beauty College is now Johnette' Beauty o D Oak Ave She nvitej all her patrons & friends to call, I O7 . . * 31-Apartments Furnished _______ -- - ----lor2b3edroom Aduitsonly 5RK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2545 Park Drive t7Oup - . - * - AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS,NOPETS 116W. 2nd St ____________________________ DeBary, Adutt, Lovely large I bedroom air, Ideal for retired persons 641 4451: In $051 (.__!e_ . - - -. - II) W 1st 5? 32-Houses Unfurnished A ' A,,r', j - - - 3 BR house, partly turn near 25th & Palmetto Will consider year lease 5150 mo plus deposit 531 1372 I bedroom house, completely refurbished, furnished or un 3 Bedroom blOck houSe Nice 3 bedroom house near down town 5123 month 175 Security. 3495562 after S p m. SparklIng 2 bedroom home with den. or 3rd bedroom. fenced yard Available June I. 1223 pet mo. Forrest Greene, Inc. REALTORS, 37) 6353 - 33-Houses Furrüshed DELTOPIA-- Air conditioned, 2 bedroomS, carport, nice yard, newiy painted You'll Iov• the $139 price Sorry, no pets, To see, call Lovely burnished guest house. weekly or monthly, available through November. Adults Only No pals 1165 mo. plus utilities, & security 377 1741. Ups.ata Rd 3 bedroom. 2. bath. central air and heat, first, last and deposit. Call atter 6 except Sat. and Sun. 1)0 4622 STUDIO 1.2,3 BEDROOM SUITES 3 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES S1'0 37239)0 FROM 7 Bedroom, fenced yard $llSmo Adutt%preferred In $554 or 3776120 13500 )SOS W. 25th St. Sanford, FIa, 34-'obile Homes _______________ ______________ solves. ' of ,,,,,,,. _.. ....i,..,. " •_._ . -_.. ._ -- , M4 Y SPECI - SECURITY DEPOS ' ___ Pay 1st. Months Rent Only ___________ ________ . - Sanford ., _________ ____________ - ______________ Moving? * I . Why Not Live S _............ __i_i_i M _____ 1,1 i._ Frontier habits, suchaspoly- Alexander arid others confused Bidet As e'tor of %.aid estate. gamy and drunkenness, ap- the Resolves with a declaration SPlICE W FLOWER, ESOUIME palled refined royalist'i along and that the meetings produced ;'narr,ctor th Estate the coast. 3319 Maguire Ekuteyi,rd, only the Resolves. The spirit of revolution flick. Jefferson, in a letter Orlando, Ftcrkia mid IrIefly in the back country Adams in 1819, wrote he had no Pub,'IthMay 70. 27. 1915 in 1711. when farners in Ala- doubt "the papt" corr Meek. DFPb-1)0 - soon thereafter as poSsible. IOfendtOreql5terlajdn4mwij, Board of County Clerk Cf the Cirr.ipt CoA-t, 5minole Commls1ot'" County, Florida In nomd,an(e with Seminole County. Florida the provisions of tb" Fictitious 13i: SiCJ VihIen, Jr Name Statutes, i Chairman 565.0, Fb}da Statutes 17. Attest: 5' WaIter 0 McCteIs Pubtith May 20, 77, Jljne), tO, 1973 Arthur H fleckwith. Jr. Publish- May 20, 197$ DEN . 0EN175 1C Board of County Commissioners Seminole Coonty, Florida By: Sid Vihlen, Jr., Chfrmn Attect' Arthur H. ftCk*ith, Jr. Publish May 20, 1975 DENI24 i.. . fOur (4) consecutive *.es In the Evening Herald Dated this 2nd day cit May, Iy5 (COURT SEAL) Stemper Realty New SkylIne double wide. Payments less than 5175 mo. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford)?) 52(4) ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS 211 Pd Oak, Sanford 377 lIllday, 373 0.48.3 eve. ASSOCIATE BROKER __________________SANOR,7. SANFiDRO Beautiful S acres, paved road, tree,, - feel Ike an orphan-- EMPTYand rio one to occupy me I'm Spanish, have I bedrOoms with family room for relaxing, separate lIving room to entertain you, and separate dining room. Slide my doors open, and enter a 30'xlO' SCreened porch to Florida living I have a huge inside utility room arid 2 car garage. I'm 2' - 'Em While * * They're Hot! * 3 BR, VA, no I down, 519,000 4ew hcuse in a rural area. No down payment, mnonthty payments less than retit Government subsidized to Qualified buyers Call to see if you nualifyt EXECUTIVE Cesirable area, 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, central 7icat and air, family room ircfudetj Arthur H Beckwith, Jr THE HERALD Clerk of the Cir:uit Court By Elaine RICP'ardr. Clerk Punlia' May 6, I), 20. 71, 197$ DEN 67 CLASSIFIED DEPARTMENT 322261) - in tsSupplies___ OBEDIENCE PROTECTION DOGS OF SANFORD Problem Solving Call 671 0597 Call Peg Real Estate Broker 24)9'S Myrtle Ave S,nford Phun, 371 a3 377 7744 , fly owner, like new, 2 Bedrooms, Fla room, detached garage, fenced yard 119.000 372 6399 or 323 9568 By Owner Lovely 3 bedrooms. 1 year old, large family room with fireplace, very large lot almost 1 acre. ldyltwiide Section 37) 9464. COZY RETIREMENT HOME 7 BR. on nice shaded lot, kitchen ierbty locatNi BALL REALTY Choice Listings IN ALL .'RICE RANGES Itt St 372 5411 ,/AGE rr, old, 3 Bdrm w w carpet, itral HP-A. By Owner 575,900 7714 W. Garneit White Broker, 107W Commercial Rd. 427, 2,3 miles east of 17-s Ph. Sanford (335) 323-8160 Orlando (305) 834239 state PlO ltd NO CREDIT CHFCK TEREST -- PlO RED TAPE. - 1250. 327-1263. Sale or trade 1967 Triumph, fully chopped, 650 with 750 kIt.. Call after S p.m. Mon Thurs., week ends anytime 372 6164 NTIOPIAL AUTO SALES 71135 FPFNCH.SANFORO This is our 15th year at Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding - Kennels. Thanks to you, our customers 377 5757. ;. wEo?Tor'.NrAI1s OIJ*INO MAY wid JUNI IV III WIIIIITII Wi TUN1 IN 04* 0114* NIT PAAAD( U4*YICI $ftIC'flONSt JIM DANDY JAZZ-FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GOPMLY's E 16, sanford 323 4733 68-Wanted to Buy . - ,,n-,. * .'.' --.-'.a,... . - P - -. .-. 'l . S-.ø P p '. ,.s,.., P.', - • •.• ,,- ,-. .- ,-4 _• cct"ss io ,u Sanfordl?7 7111 troom, )" bath on corner lot. .900 ExistIng, 516,500. 7 pct g 37)5607 .- . -,, ,asyscf IS''l .. ', - • NS ?'!S1 I - ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 6.14*126. Winter Park Any Quantity. NOLL'S Canal- lawn Mowers. We Sell The Best & Service The Rest. Western Auto 301 W. 1st St. We Buy Furniture Pianos upright and CASH 322.4132 k DAVES' 373 9770 I,-------- ------- I V Spinet Models SAPiFORDAUCTION. 3737310 SO DeBARY FLEA MARKET For used furniture, appliances. tls, etc Buy 1 or 100) items Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. - lmitesnorthon 1797 fl-Auction WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRACE - - Auction - .322-5477 311)1SE.FirstSt, LUMBER -Roughcut Cypress and Pine. Diamond Ring, li'dbamonds totaling 1 carat Appraised at 1650, selling 1350 Stereo console, tape deck. AM FM radio. Med. style cabinets, 1330. 323353$, FPIflV l'IflPAA , .',._,-, . , , ._w , .,.,, - - - ------------- Service Dell's Auction 3786 Hwy. 46. West Sanford Sell it at the Flea Market. Saturday & Sunday, Stan's Auction Hwy 46. EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU 51-Household Goods ASSUME PAYMENTS 1971 Singer Zig Zag with cabinet, cash price ot UI or S payments of 11 50 Golden 'Touth 'i Sez. See At SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 Fast 1st St Downtown 32? 91)1 EvrsIb9 1146 . Gas Range, doubleoven, white, good condition. 175 372 71.69 Moving must sell Fla room suite, couch, 7 chairs. 2 tables, and lamp. $200. Call 322 S107 aller 5. KUIP DECORATORS 409W hIS). 3727333 We Buy Furniture S2-AppUaIKe KENMORE WASHER, parts. sery ice, used mactines MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0697 S3-TV Radio-Stereo COLOR TV,%I4.9SMOPiTH. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 441 1006 ___ JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Air Conditioning ___________________________ Home lmprovements " " - It I) s L Core TOwLIz - S(3EAUT"v StLON (formerly Harrietts Beauty NOOk) 3191 P ne)72 5742 ________________________________ A P of ' Atk for "GI:nIlernice'sfleauty ilcn ?A'i', S,vi?ord Ay 37'? 393.6 _______________________ i.n 5cr ie " '.' s mfQ Ectgrq Free Est,mir Painting, Rerrodelinçt Liceme Bonded $)38o5 I 373 1531 4' Roofing Don I need! IItb W ,,. 1- 1t-', P.'arst'nGermjnitt, For free estimates, call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 372 Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them with a Classified Ad from the Herald Call us today' Don t delay' Just dial 3722611 or 131999) To place i-"ir Iw '.t Want Ad ____________________________ Lawn Care . Central Ili.'st 8. Ar Cond honing B available Bud Cabell 177 5057 anytime _____________ BUSINESS DIRECTORY Sanford. 3229719. Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops. Sinks. Installation -------- SOUTHORLANDO DRIVE PHONE322-1481 SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 - Garage Sales-Forget It' - i._ 37)5620 Open Saturday & Sunday, 9 to S p m Auction . . JACK PROSSER FORD Large Flea Market Produce Dealers wanted good locatosn 372 9719 Hwy 46 Stan's - (With Coupon AvaIlable at Service Dept.) eSta?e. tIc 1395. Junk, Trash Hauled Away IS Pick upload "562 6301 , Top dollar return on consignment at 73 p0 We also buy full houses. IS" Color TV portable. 570; 17" round maple table, 560; 5 HP tiller, good conditIon, $75. Call 372 Tables & permanent booths available All under Cover Located 1' i miles east of I-Ion SR 16, Santurd at Stan's Auction. 372 v7I9, - , -"v .,,.. 372 %754 ___________________________ Mason Contractor block nasonary and Concrete work, Free Estimates, Atter6i, m, 323 0913or 1704 W. 5th St days 138.1's 1 xt,'r-or Cleaning *uth Hydro blasting Any houla eaves, 140 Roots 13365 Crc,. Estimates. Call lnytim 6710719 - 't'.-.r'i3' ,Ii-"' Closets Over$lo'wlng th suits Ihat are too tight A Classified Ad in THE HERALD .s th answer' It's lute pennies from heaven when you sell 'Don? Needs with a want a -I',", " " Expert roof repairs iu..4._., Flat rocftoru',ngl. Carpentry. Remodel.ng. Additl0nt. Custom Work. L,censpd Bor4ed oorb guaranteed 37) 47Qi.) ,', ' ' ' '. - . .., ' : Erie estimate 37) 6038 Pest Control BUDDY's HOMEIMPROVEMEPIT . . . ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS 3?? t'3)I Coffee Service ART BROWN PEST CONTIU)i 7567 park R-- _________________________ MAF Per o iiE YOUI I s%.INTl P ITEMS SELL DON I NEEDS FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 377 781i or 531 ART .6(1 lr; LAND if. Ir -tl,- A:t V'" ". ,'. f_ ,I;i- r.)';t' lejrttj i"', - - _a_- . 7' - Land Clearbig you - 'I T f.1 Iloarcisrig &C,r Ph 32? &S 7 have top toll fill d,rl clay and House 1j(fl$$ .,j,y shell ava.lable Please call night or day. 3233943 ' ' '.' ,',- . '-:,, .. :' .. nj - .,'.-.... - '-., - ..,. ."; . ' JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC. - CONSTIRtJC11DN ho. 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fla, Call (or Appt. 322.3103 Additions Remodeling (MARY 2newhomesread) to )W low In pr,ce, high n alily Plrnty shail. (on mmerciai PropertIes Homes, Lots And Acreage S pcI. down. or Conventional Mortgages- • REALTOR 3731771 Harley Davidson, 123. complete overtiaul, new paint, new battery, berry. Hwy. 179?. *301206. equipped. 117,500 AOBILE HOME PARK Lot Rent From $55 Best lot selection now available 1n Sanford's newest and finest Adult-Family Mobile Home Park. Come out and inspect the Model homes on dinday CHOOSE FROM. EASY TERMS tasa Apso AKC, Champion blood lines, cute, cuddly little golden Puppies, fine pedigreed mcI, 562 778.5 538 Orckrr '127 P643 CIose to everything yet away from it sill Lar9e wooded lots• Street lights Paved streeh iSewers 5idewalks 70 Year Mortgages Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only II SO per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURI Waated to buy used ofl'ice furniture MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Real Estate OVER 60 NICE CLEAN CARS TO 1977 Kawasalti, 500. low mileage Perfect condItion. 5700 323 0966 MAI'TLAIID FLEA MART 1911 Hwy. 1792. Open Sat. & Sun 93 503W )stSt.. Peg WE FINANCE mileage, never raced or damaged Top prices paid, used, any condition 373 6I, 37) 0517 Eves REALTOR 372719* 1911 Fiat ISO Sport Spider, 34 miles per gal Excellent body and motor, 11.200 3773107 atter 5 Ducati, 1974, 750, like new Low Standard Size, Like New $175 3771307 after6 M UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker CallBart Real Estate - 7&-Mtorcycles 64-Equipment for Rent 3775.354 I ____________________________________ Pool Table Gormly's Feed 37) 4733 Days-372 6173 Nights 377 5421 or 372 7)57 Pick up lunk cars FREE. 5rn;i price for others 372 1624. ___________________________ 1773 Y.,rrr.an Ga. ntcepfi cI*lfl. 11.995. ASk for 0 McGulre. 322.1651. Dealer. 3727382 Electric Exercycle John Saggio Fl. room 373 7114 alter S. Sale for 67A-Feed 5O-Misceflaneous for Sale REALTOR BROKER 11.500 Down take Ov,?c mortgage 115,500. Corner let, 7 bedrooms, 80-Autos ?.at.c es, StI.9S exchange PEEL'S BODY SHOP, 1I09 Sanford Av IN Ford Tractor 600 Ford Tractor Merchandise 1561 Lee Rd ,Winter Park 30564.4 4314 * "Get r:c: 63-Machinery-Tools Thl Rentals 17 00 REALTORS 76-Auto Paris _________________ my ommunity pool. COME Systems Four, Inc. __ 321 it)? NI) Celery Ave., Sanford clear flowing stream, horses O.K. Terry Realty, REALTOR. 621 0711. years old MY OWNER PUT ME ON A DIET AND REDUCED ME TO ORIGINAL COST I'm an easy touch at 134.900 with interest rate size 714 14,450 down and live with me for 1371 per month. Swim In _____ ISIS Ford Ranchero, high ,'r formance 259. cuttom pa slotted wheels, air shocks. SI .1' 11393 3736062, Woodruff's Garden Center 43-Lots-ACreage - $76. $00 70' Travel Trailer, with canopy. self contained, sleeps 4, extra nice. Fiyd Freer, 372 5191. NFLY7'1': rm'ic,' ; daily 5 5. 77 W Livingston. Orlando. 422 5113 'Tires & Whe-els--lO 77, 10 tires & rims, all buds Two front polished S regular. Complete set sale. 195 Let me till your garden spot; mow each Good buy 131 6164 or ti-s vacant lots 1453, _____________________ Loch Arbor- One lot on Crystal View South, l0O'xS' road fron tage, One lot N E. corner Crystal View North. 100'x160', 'j77 3*41. a.; s.niIe axle, 738 Detroit en3ine *,th 10 sp roadranger Can be seen Apache Camper with built fl %tO', link, ice box, sleeps 6, 1650. 3236077 after 6. Wurld Famous Buck knives, also SchradeWalden, John Primbte knives GardenLand, 1100 W. 1st St., 37)6630 ________________________________________ small Spring. over 300' on paved road 117.500 Terms $3) 7191. .. - .., 62-Lawn-Garden financing by owner, 377 7374, 377 1494,372 1951 377 1959, 322 1164 9dØ Would like tc be thIs lIsting call: PiOLL'S Casselberry. 17-97, 1O 4706 Mc1jle home, 12' wide.? lIP, central heat 8. air, screened porch, aluminum awning, aluminum utility shed. In? 1051. j (.ntral Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 372 1991 19l9 French HOMES OF DISTINCTION ------- each week for REAL ESTATE INC Ifl 6.157 Af'.r hir'. 1?'? 7111 PEEK AT ME 'ORD ,,,, IJ' 'JP.fl .x n.,rn. 3 bedroom, I bath block home, wall. wall carpet, central heat, aIr condition. Good condition SEE THIS- 3 BR, I' bath home, has large rooms and corner lot. Redecorated throughout. Good 7606 S Hwy 11 9? .erander, _____________ , Sanford Harold Hall Realty i r COUNTRY LIVING 3 BR 7 bath. formal dining room, eat in kit then, air, carpet, drapes, family room, lake privileges-2 yrs. new mint condition, 137.500. Terms -. chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is. Cash and Carry. 7 bedrooms, 1 bath, SCreened in front & back porch, large corner lot. $16,500 I Vehkki .-,z4 75-Recreational "c__ - C'ii Wood or steel desks (e'..ecut)ve desk & theirs, secrEtarial desks & Lake Mary - . ______________ tractively decorated, attractively In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Area? ', ______________ POOL PARTY, ANYONE'? With this cool pool goes a 3 bedroom at WIlT REALTY -- ______ A'OTIVATED OWNER NEEDS TO SELL 3 BR. 2 bath, split plan, w. * carpets. central ha, fenced yard, near schools and shopping. Good fInancing 173,900 SUNL,AND-- Pool, 3 bedrooms, 2 L'aths, den, fireplace, fenced 131,100 - ___________ OLDER HOME Only 537.500 , - Town Reg.Real Estate Broker 327 1301, 26.10 Hiawatha Ave al 17-92 - !'"", - USed Fenced for horses or caltle. 17 1. 900 PAYTON REALTY 3 BR, 7 bath, pool home. 577.900 . ________________ 4 BPS 2 full baths, family room & den, plenty Storage, large lot. 125.000 377 4047 2 1'J' Acres Minutes from 3 bedroom, refurbished home. Pierson. 10 acres. Nicely wooded, shaded lot See it at 115,500. HOWARD 0. THOMAS JOHN SAULS AGENCY Large 2 BR with family room, tree covered 54 acre, 525,900. ________________ annivex- 3 Remodeled farm house in excellent condition on five acres. 3 BR, 1 bath, 3 fireplaces, 2 porches. Has frontage on Nottely Rivet, good views, good access. 127,500. REALTY CO., INC. P.O. BOX 391 BLAIRSVILLE,GA .30512 al-I 745 2175 days 104 745 6567 nIghts - BUNGALOW so,,rr for q,irdn, 7 t-'dr.onc, On oi'd ro,ei 517.Sc13 Larry Saxon, Realtor 3 BR, 2 bath, corner lot, large oaks, 1973 13' wide, I BR, air conditioned. Adults Security deposit, $123 mo. 322 5939. Detdants ________ RURAL ¶,','i'iri lot. InternatIonal Harvester CO)$O0 loamtstar, 1969, 15' metal vun body with lip cjate, power steering. S Sp 345 cu. in 196 HP engine. 11900 Noll's Hwy 11 m1'7 Surplles 4 bedroom, 1 bath home Licensed. Orlando 713 5470. Ideal area for children, 3 bedrOom home with completely fenced yard 170.000. Trailer 15' Brown, high cube fur niture van Can be seen daily $ 5. 77 W. Livingston. Orlando. 432 III). STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MMKES CASH PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. Call 37? 2611 or $31 9993 MOBILE HOME MOVING. Com plete set up. I'll save you money Sunland STAN'S AUCTION I',M,,E of l4,Hwyld DII 3739719 53-4-1777 • Lake Mary, 2 bedroom furnished houst Near SIC. Adults, no pets 322.2090 air, trees, and other extras, SAS Park Dr priced home, $32,500 - the provision, of the Fictitious calendar months from the time of DlVISIOP4.acco,dingtoplatth,rf aLlan or at best the muddled i.e- draft articles of local govern. NOTICE OF SUIT PIani Statutes. To Wt F ICTITIOUS NAME Seton the first publication ut tb'. OOtire as rerc)rcle.d In Plat Book 17. .agt's $ TO QUIET TITLE collection of senile old men a merit to supersede royal rule. Florida Statutes 1957 totice i5 heretj given that I am Each claim or demand must be Ifl and IS. of the Public Records of In the Name of the Stale of Florida S Drusie E. Myers *cltlrig and filed in duplicate and Seminole County, Florida quarter-century latesThe second document became engaged In business •t 943 S Wymore Rd. Altamonte Springs Pi.blith' May & 13, 20. V. 1975 state the place of reside,ce and post has been filed against you and you To the Defendants Despite the questions, the known as the Mecklenburg Re- 32701, Harry Cohen and Helen Cohen a k Seminole County, Florida Office address of the claimant and are reQuired to serve a copy of your 200th a Helen Barker Anderson, his wile; ______________________________ mutt . trn tn ii,. .. '"IvurIcrn, 'JOfl. iti ii on van William Jerdin Boatright and Capt. James Jack was dis- FINAPICtAL PLANNERS, and that IN CIRCUIT COURT. 11th shall hi5 agent posed signing is being be or attorney, or the Same den Berg, Gay & Burke, P A at Dorothy Estill Boatright; Pearl I intend void to register said name with JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR Post OffIce Box 79), Orlando, Møck a celebrated in Charlotte today, patched to carry the Resolves k a Pearl Mock Allen and the Clerk of the Circuit Court, SEP.?INOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Dated at Sanford. Florida, this 'ith Florida 37*02, and file the original William H Atlen. her husband, Parades, igious ceremoes and the Declarstion to North Seminole County, Florida n ac PROBATE DIVIcION day of May. 1975 with the Clerk of the above styled Ernest B Mock. Sr and JOhnnie C and a speech by P.siuj p'"J Carolina's delegation at the cordance with the provisions of the PR No. 75141.CP S MARY E RANEY court on or before May 30. 197$, Mock and Linda M Mock, his wife. Fitititj Ham? HAROLD A WARD III 5 Statutes, To Wit: Re; Estate of Otherwise a ludomens may be en- Shirley are planned. Continental Congress in Ph.Lla. Harvey a k a Shirley Rouse; As coexecutors of sad estate Section $6509 Florida Statutes 1957. MELVIN A RANEY. tered against you for the relief And to- All Unknown Spouse-s of said Although authenticity of the delphta. WIP'IDEPWEEDLE, HAIPIES. demflltr,d(1 In the complaint 5 - WillIam Balmer deceased above named natural defendants When he arrived June23, he Publish- May 6. 11.70,22. 1975 declaration may be in doubt, WARD NOTICE OF PROBATE petition And to' All Parties claiming interest THE STATE OF FLORIDA, to all & W000MAPi. PA WITNESS my hand arid the there is no question that the lo- found the delegation in no mind DEN 4$ seal by, through, under or against the Estate of Attorney for Estate persons Interested In the Of Said Court on April 73, 1975 cal poplace largely English, for revolution. The chairmen of lbovC named natural defendants not I' 0. Box $60, the laid decedent. (Seal) IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE known to be dead or alive. the colortys delegAtion, t'tthSct'.h-Irist, irnd Germx? Park, FlOrida 37759 YOU AR[ I,r1hr lb fl(kwith, Jr. 'IELERY P,OTIIIEO EIOIIrt'ENTH Jtli)ICIAL ':iR. And to All Parties haiing or was for instrument purporting PybliSh' May 13, 20. 1975 and Cs.sss*U ar,d William gfoo- CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE totnata*i'inen Clerk of I.e Circuit Court be claiming to have any right, title or the last will arid fly: Elaine RiChrde testament of DEN 90 'Their inclination for nide- per,werestillhopingforrecon. COUNTY. FLORIDA interest In and to the following MELVINA RANEY,deceasi,ct,pas Deputy Clerk described property, situate in pendence arose from their dilation with the British, Capt. ltd PROBATE been admitted to probate In said SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD Publ4h' April CASE NO. 75.127.CP 79. May 6. I), 2.0, 197$ Seminole County, Florida, to wit: being so far from tle coastal Jack was fl home. Court OF COUNT'( COMMISSIONERS OEM 159 In ri: The Estate of The South 691 feet of the NW i of YOU ARE HE Notice of Public Hearing RE flY COM centers of royal authority and Royal Gay. Josiah Martin HENRY 13 VFLL[Y, the NE' of Section 35, Township 2; The Board of County Corn MINDED within Six (6) calendar SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARD 5ijth, Range 30 East, Seminole Deceased. by the sermons of the Rev. Al. sent a copy of the Resolves to months from tb-n dale of the first nuissioners of Seminole County, OFCOUNTYCOMMISSIONERS NOTICE TOCREDITORS County, Florida; LESS AND Ix exander Craighead, who came England, saying they pubtiratbon of this tdO'i(C to ,,pp.'ar Florida, wIll hold a public hearing to Notice of Public Hearing 'SW' TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CEPT the East 76,1 feet of the North to Meckicnburg County alter passed all the horrid and CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST ifl 530 Court .inil '.tw cause. it any Consider a proposd change of The Itoarij County Corn t6Sfeef of the South 493 feet thereof, zonIng from Al Agriculture to MI missioners Of of Semino'e County, and LESS AND EXCEPT being expelled from Maryland treasonable publications that SAID ESTATE: the North iri admitting sad Will to probate IfSdiJ5trlal District on the following Florida,wlflholdapublichearj,jgfo You ANt cacti of y are hereby should II Sfeetof the Eastl4ofeettpieceQf, in 1756 for preaching separa- the inflammatory spirits of this notiflep and required to file any not Stand unreyoked described property consider a proposed Ch6nge of and LESS AND EXCEPT the West S: Roger F, Dyke Lofs 35 and 43, ad all that part of zoning from A I Agriculture to R 1A lion, continent have yet produced." claims and demands which -iou. or of the South 330 feet fhetef. Circuit Jug. Lot 101 lying South of Mainline of itje Single Family Dwelling District on Since copies of the Resolve either of you may have against said You, and each of you, are notified F Woodman Seaboard f7aI1;ood of St. Joseph's the following described Property: tpiat a suit t gui,t title The Rev. Mr. alghead died w'e printed in several contern- estaten theoffke Gt the Clerk Of thP S-Victor to the ebove 'I(TO Sutdivisin. W()OD?P4 OF as recorded in PInt ThC NE ' ot the NW ' of Section 1.rc,,it fnirt f the' Iir2p.tntb, %(rih l7. but many local leaders property has bcm Boos t. P.rje' Ill. if the p.ibiic r;y pubbcati&-ns, their au- jicial 11r(uit. Seminole y'lU1)F F-?/iE IDLE. HAIb4E 26, Township 2) South. Range County, against you and y are hereby were reared on his railings at thenticity Is generally ac- Florid.. Probate Division, in the WARD & WOODMAN, PA records of Seminole County, East.(tesstheSouth7Sfeetthetoo,) required to serve a copy of your P0 5*0 Florida; (less th West 330 19 feet of as recorded In the public the crown aid the Angl'can cepted. CGUr,house at Sanford Florida. records Of answer to the Complaint on the Wirite-r Park, Flrjr,j 377 Lot 35 and also less the ,'e-t 33049 Seminole County, FlOrid., COn Plaintiffs' attorney. Jerry H. ,ef within four calendar montht urch. Attorneys ft, Estate feet of Lot 101) Further described taming 39.7011 acres more or less. The original copy of the dee- th time of the first publicat from Of Esquire, of Nichols I Tatich, 'Their contempt was returned taration was s%çDosedly de- this notIce. Each claire, or dem.r.d Publish - My 3. 70, 77, June 3, 197S asLakeMonroeSectionbdeteQon FurtherdescrlbedasiocatedWes,Ol P.*.. SuIte 1)10, The Hartford DEN93 South by Church Street, the raIlroad Dodd Road on North bytheroyalgovernmentl.n New strayed In 1600 in a fire a muSt be i writing and filed In side of Dike BuildIng, 200 East Robinson Street, on the P40db, wirehoussog c.s lb. Road, West and adjacent to Con- Orlando, Florida plicate ano state the place of Bern, which viewed these home of John 32*01, and file h West ae Rand Yard's Siding on the sumer one 0 residence Utilities PICTITtOUS WI5I,water original in the offici of the Clerk of md post Office address of NAME country-then as rabble whim the signers. East, In SectIon 21-1930 Treatment Plant Notice is hereby qivn that I am the claimant and must be sworn to the CIrcuit Court, Semino1e County, publfr t',earing will be held In quarrels wit?. the Indians lack of an original document by tPie claimant, h's aqent or at N'iOQed In busins at Hwy 177 theThu ThspuNic hearing will be held in on or before June 4. 1973. otherwise County Commission Chambers the County Commission Chambirs the allegatIons of I OAood 37111. caused headaches for colonial cast some doubt on its authen- torne-,ç f the same shiall be void slid Complaint County, of the Courthou, Sanford, Florida, of the Courthouse, Sanford. FInri,4. ...,i, Florida under the Sr'rnnote DATFfl $ fl,IA,,,4,, ti, f,,t,t,t-,,t - Fish lakefront home, central heat and . 4 Bedroom, l'i bath, new carpet, garage, close to schools. 373 0257 Apartments _________________________________ Swim or 79-Trucks-Trailers welcome - PIa no-$250 42-Mbile Homes Sparkling clean, 3 bedroomS. 2 bath. 373 3176 We buy one piece or full house. __________________________ Antiques, estates. Consignments 59-Misical Werchanse - ., Motorcycle Insurance flLAl. AGENCY '7:30 P.M. Why store it and forget it'? Sell it and forget it wIth a Ciassif.e-d Ad 372 7611 swimming pool ATC 90, 3 wt'.pe bl - o. Like New. Call After 6. 372 754.5 Every Saturday Night, 4195 Attention 7 baths $77300 322242O Anytime Write for our Free 1973 catalog with over 100 listings in N. Ga, NC,. and Tenn mountains KItchen equipped SISOM.onth 377470 Luxury Patio $ ground In _________ AUCTION ROBSOPI MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17 92 3725461 -- central air & heat, waII.wall carpet, verygoodco,,jit4On, above Reduced to Settle Estate . %3,95 3 bedroom, 1', oath block home, JOIlIP4NY WALKER SAP4FO PAF,, .15.500. bedrooms, 2 baths. REALTORS - ,fter hits. 373 7812 bedrooms, 2 baths, heat. ar Brittany. Call to ste VA NOTIlIttIG DOWN' I bedrooms, 2 bath terrific Sanford location, carpeted, garage, cen tral air Priced to please Let's Iriok today, call 3?) 9410 GENEVA GARDENS - RAVENNA- Now 179,500 3 3 Bedrooms. 1200 Month, •rd I (le'drceoms. $775 Month, both 7 bathS, carport, central heat and air References required 377 7753 541 1010 iL 322.64.57 3 Bedroom, 7 baths, fenced, carpeted, central heat & air, out of city limils 171.500 373 7491 • J''' school, shopping nearby. 2 Bedroom unturnished house, kitchen equIpped. 1125 per mo Call 37? 1536 WELAKA APARTMENTS iiiw 1st St _______________________________ - r,u,.uo 372 5611 REALESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOk Your MLS Agency AdultS No Pett Afterlpm .372 3610 ____________________________ ri PINECREST-- 126.900. Pool, 3 bedrooms, corner, opposite big bedrooms. 7 baths, large famIly room, extra nice neigh horhood A better buy Ball Realty - . - Qualify'- Excellent investment. Your quc'Stlonq, can be answered. Contact u' JOHNNY WALKER . each 2 bedrooms. I", baths. Ouplex'Fu?jthed Jr from 18 thru retirement. Must MAYFAIR-- NOW ONLY 139,500. 1 furnished Adults only 372 $711 Clean Downstair-sApovI,nent Aoults - No Pets 372 1551 _________________________ BAMBOO COVE GARDEN APTS Decor furniture. 12 BR. deep shag carpeting Call Lee, resident manager today 300 E. Airport Blvd 373 1310 . Move Into A New Home F or $120 Payments less than rent. Buyers Two modern duplex apartments. carpeted Central air. Make your fludet ge further.shop the Classft Ads every day - . Heated Pool 3227900 - ' I or 7 bedroom duplex apartments. Furnished or uflturni%ried. swimming pool 1721) S Ortando Dr 3232970. -________________________ • BAMBOO COVE GARDEN APIS. Gracious country living, yet city security. Quiet, soundproof I 2 ati electric kitihn Enjoy td pknkt, ,ind leisure time in the courtyard 300 E Airport Blvd 373 1340 _____ Ri, Peal Estat" (!r5.'r 110 1 25th St. 377 6155 Sten strom Realty I Bedroom unfurn apt., air. car peted, kitchen equipped Adulti $98 SO. 377 7296 eveS & woekends. 110W. AIRPORT BLVD '171 75Th - - ______________________ MIISTERSCOVE ON THE LAKE - .. ..-." -" 373 3*54, 322 6670. Aj'rV T.E0 Acre Realty, PEA1'T'). lfl 7750 2 Bedrooms. dult5 preferred, $30 Week. Furnished or unfurnished FROMSI6O CeIeIation Today ., - ' * Tee 'N Green 3236353 REALTORS 613733) "SAP4rci',D'S SALES LEADIk" -- -- Forrest Greene, InC. 31A-iplexes * Range.Relrigerator ___ frames and fixtures. Four (4) Linen CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$'I007.CA.04.o CIVIL ACTION NO. SI77.CA.04.E Manager trainee, muSt type, Chute Doors, and Five Hundred In re: The Marriage of In re: the Marriage of general office experience 322 1500) Linear Feet of Mt'tal Frame POflft FLIZt,DETI4 WORLEY. ROBERT S GLAZE, Husband, ___________________________ 5000 for Vision Panels, Specificatis are Wite. and ________________________________ available at the Office of the Ad. Petitioner, MARGARET J. GLAZE. Wife. Legal Notice SLIM BUDGETS ARE ministrator. All bids shall be mailed arid NOTICE OF ACTION BOLSTERED WITH VALUES to: Mr Robert T. Bessercr, Adm., JAMES LYNN WORLEY. Husband, TO. MARGARET J. GLAZE FROM THE WANT INVITATION TOBID AD Seminole Memorial HospItal, 1101 3015 Mountain Terrace Respondent COLUMNS Seminole Memorial Hospital East F,rst Street, Santord, Florida NOTICE OF ACTION Memphis, Tenncssee 3512? invites bidS for 0.0, Table. __________________________ 32771. Bids mtst bereceived by noon TO' .James Lynn Worley YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Specifications are available at the . on the 30th day of May 19'S c 0 C. C kiser that an action for Dissolution of office of the Administrator. All bids t?ubl,%h: May 19, 20. 71, 1975 6-01 Mannotia Rd NE Marriage has been filed against YOU. shall be mailed to Mr Robert T DEN 111 Roanoke, Virginia ,n which Petitioner iS seeking a Besserer,Adm,,S,miflof,M.morial • YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an divorce; and you are required tO Hospital, 1101 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE II N OTIC £ East First Street. action for Olnoluskin of marriage EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. serve a copy Of your written Sanford, FIa 32771 Bids must be has been filed against you and you CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR defenses. It any, to GENE R. received by noon on the th day of Iti arerr.;redtoservea(poyf y ma I..!I STEPHENSON, Attorney for May 1975 'iiS )ISABLED SEMINOLE COUNTY written defense-s. if any, to t Petitioner, Post Office Drawer One, Publish: May 19. 70, 71, 197$ AMERICAN PROBATE DIVISION WILLIAM A LEFFLER, Ill Casselberry, Florida 31707; and file DEN 112 PROBATE NO. 7s'lso.cp -VETERANS Petitioner's attorney, whose adress the origInal with the Clerk of the jg(j. mance County 100 miles to the lenburg County of North EDITOR'S NOTE In re: Estate of CaroCourt is Post Office Box 779$, Sanford, above styled iaor before June FICTITIOUS NAME ALICE MARTIN MCSHEA Chapter pendence-mlnded pioneers north rebelled against royal lina is spurious," FlorIda3777),onor before June 16th, 7,1975; otherwise, a Judgment may Notice is hereby given that I am 30 fromthebackcountryo(NorTh taxation. Mecklenburg County deceased 1973. and file the original with the be entered against you for the relief engaged In buInest Becauseofaslmilarphrasing at 210 Loraine NOTICE TOCREDITORS Hwy Clerk of thiS court either before demanded in the Petition. Carolina met in May 1775 to put raised a militia to join the in the Declaration of 1776 and Drive, Attamont, Springs 37701, All creditors of ot Sanford c-state of Alice service on Petitioner's attorney or WITNESS my hand and official Seminole County. Florida under their anti-royalist feelings in rebellion, but the revolt was the Mecklenburg document Martin Mc5hea,thedCceascd, are immediateiy?hefeatter, ottterwia seal of this Court, th 30th day Of the Ilct,tiovt name of RAINBOW writing almost 13 months be- quashed by the time they ar- Adams once accused Jefferson hereby notIfied a required to file oi'fautt Wilt be entered against you April, t973 LANDSCAPING, and that I Intend to any claims or demands which they Meetings for the reflef Uemnded in the ISeal) lore the Continental Congress rlved. register said name with the Clerk of of plagiarism In drafting the may have against said estate in Bu•iness 7:30 1sf Toes, the Petition Arthur H Beck*,th, Jr. the Circuit Court, Semlnolq County, declared indepeni.lencr. Two of Clerk of Circuit Court of As word of trouble between 1716 document. Adams office WITNESS my hand and the seal of Clerk of Circuit Court Florida in accordance with the m4nole hundred 'ears later, their cit. the crown and the New Englaad recanted the charge, County. Florida. in the this Court on the Is? day of May, By: Lillian I Jenkins provisions of the Ficlitlout Name courthouse at Sanford. Flnr,d,x AD. ic'rnoazus are cetenraung me colonists reached the back Deputy Clerk BIngo Statutes, To Wit. Section 165.09 Those who accept the Meck- *ithifl four calendar months from f Seal) 1975 Iv Publish May 6 13. 20, 27, 1975 occasloi. Every Wed.& Sat. Florida Statutes 1957 country, the Committee of Pub. lenburg document's authentic- the date of the first Publication of Arthur H DEN 55 Bcckwith, 5 - James 0 Magatas thiS flOti(C. Eath claim or demand Early Birds 7:15 p m _________________________________ lic Safety called a meeting of ity argue Alexander and other must Clerk of the Circuit Court Pubtlth- May 4, I), 20, 27, 1975 be In writing and must state IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE By ROBERT H. REII) local leadersforMay 19, 1775, in supposed signers stated Its cx- theplaceolresldenceandpc-st office fly - Lillian Jenkins EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. DEN SI £r,i,.,,..1..aA Wza_ yTIlICI t..II4LtULLC. adtlressofthcclaimanlandmustbe CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE IPITHE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND Lstence nearly 20 years Pub ' a '"77 June 3. tO, 19'S COUNTY. FLORIDA. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) One account says a resolution their deaths and they were con- sworn to by the claimant, hi age.it, DEN 131 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, or his attorney, or It will become CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$40O.CA.Ø. Local historians will tell you for Independence was in- sidered of sound mind, FLORIDA. void according to law GOVERNMENT NATIONAL CASE NO. 7S.$91.CA.13.D thatthegentlexnenwbopenned troduced at the onset of the INTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION. Dated May 15th, 975 Othersclalmthatwlthoutthe TRAVIS K. BURCHandHELENR. 15th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. Roger L Berry the Declaration of Independ. meeting, Others say It was in. declaraUon, there would tiave Plaintiff, BURCI'f, his wife, SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Anciltary Administrator v, ence in July 1776 had been up- troduced late in the day alter a been no need for the Resolves. Plaintiffs, PROBATE DIVISION BERRY & FULLER WILLIAM S. PERCY, etc., ft al. v. staged a year earUer by a mm. messenger trought word of CASE PlO. PR.73.145.CP "When you don't have an Attorneys for Estate Defenujants. HARRY COHEN and HELEN Estate of isles', a tallorand a dozen others lighting at Lexington and Con- original of anything, you're go- !0. Drawer 0 NOTICE OF SUIT TO - William S 4 COHEN a k a HELEN BARKER ac, , ,u,u, y. i vuui'm rrcy anti ANDERSON, his wife. cora a month earlier. WILLIAM ingto have peop!equastion the Publish' May 20. 27. 1975. C'ecr.te M.riIyn S Percy, his wife, JEROIN BOATRIGHT ANC North Carolina. They all agree that at 2a.m. authenticity," said Grant Whit- DEN NOTICE TOCREDITORS RESIDENCE UPIKNOWPI DOROTHY ESTILL IIOATRIGHT TO ALL PERSONS HAVING They insist that local patriots on the 20th, delegates declared ney, a 'eader of the bicentennial All parties claiming interests by, CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST through. under or against William S. PEARL MOCK a k a PEARL MOCK drafted the Mecklenburg Dec. themselves "free and in- ce.letration. "This thing Is deep ALLEN and WILLIAM H ALLEN, FICTITIOUS NAME SAID ESTATE: Percy, a k a William Percy and her husband; ERNEST B. MOCK, larat.ion of Independence on dependent people...under the in the feeling of the people of Notice IS hereby given that I am You and each of you are hereby MarilynS. Percy,hiswife,antoall May20, 1775, some 13 months power of God and the general this community and I don't engaged In business at SI? Queens notIfied and required to fi'e any parties having or claiming to have SR.; JOHNNIE C. MOCK and LINDA M. MOCK, his wile; Mirror Circle. Casselberry 37707, claims and demands which you, or any right, title or Interest in the real SHIRLEY beforetheContlnentalCongress Congress." HARVEY think it would have been so seminole County, Florida under the eithcrofyotj. may have against said property ak a herein described. declared Idependence. SHIRLEY ROUSE; and any and all " fictitious name of CLEAN MITE estatelntheofficeoftheCleckof the delyheldlfItwerenottje. YOU ARE HEREBY PIOTIIIED persons having or reading the declaration claiming any CLEANING, and tha' I Circuit Court of the 15th Judicial that ag action to forecse a morto a crowd outside the court- ______________________________ CARPET othe, ag Uin intend toregister said name with the Circuit, 5emI,Ie, Florida, Florida, tgage on the (ollowing real property interest In the herein described property located iii Seminole Jefferson, maintained u ci. house, delegates adjourned. ' Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Probate Division. In the Courthouse in Serninote County, Florida' N County, Florida, Legal _ot ice County, Florida at 15th Sanford. Florida. within four in accordance with 104 7, Block I, SKY LARK SUB. laration was either a fabric- TheY returned on May 31 to . 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Sill 86 principle Inleresl plus , 2296 eves & wknds _______ ll-lflSfrUCtiOflS from $l10.SMi, W. of Sanford, 322 4470. 40'-Condorninjunn all utilities furnished, $97 SO .dull5 only. No pels Ifl ____________________ of Town & Country Lincoln Mercury. After 3-327 $93, , 3 Rm Apt ClaSsified Ads are here t help you buy. sell, rent or sw at a low cost. . let us help you place yours - c.ii 3fl.fl,1I or S'1.99). -_______ - WLKIVA RIVER • Adult mribilc' borne village, under large Shady oaks on the scenic Wekiva Modern clean interiors, 3 Room furnIshed apartment. Air, newly decorated. breatast room, 1 Room furnihedc1uplci 24th SI 1st and last Mo pluS 150 deposit. I child, no pets After S. 323 5611 373 66'.O part tlme No experience of expanding British corn- the royal officials praising "the They had been given refuge by their own way to exile, PROOLEM as a British Province. "Gov, James Grant fell in love with merclalism. samples free, start PerhapsAicototicA,ymous loyalty of the people who forgot Spain, which made them free Only a few Spanish remained Grant was landing from the the land that was his domain. flOW. 349 Sa2O, 349 5691 It was one of the most their native ronntrv end their men. Plots of land were g' Can Help -zinted to round up stray horses Ferret 1oop ';hich had hrought When he depdrkd at the end of C& 122 Part time help, mature, experienced profound and sudden shifts of sacred places for the sake of to each and the authorities were roaming in the nearby woods, him from England. WritePO Box 1713 sales woean Apply at Clothes his service for his castle in the cultures on the American their religion. It was an object directed "to give them inSanford. Florida 37771 The evacuation was cornTree Dress Shop. Santorci Plaza. "The usual festivities which Highlands, he left his heart continent, of wonder and fear to the struction in the Catholic doe- plete. The last boatloads in- greeted the arrival of a new behind. Nobody was really happy English themselves." ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll IF III ISIS THE DAY to buva flaw trine and in good customs." Free, 644027 for "We Cars"- car. see today's Classified ads about It. In England politicians Actually, the authorities They were assigned their own _________________________ _________________________ "Hotline". Adults or Tens - _________________________ best buys attacked the government. pressuredthepi'pletoleaye priest. ________________________ .... . .. Work your own hours Earn extra William Pitt, in a great speech not too subtle propaganda Legal Notice -& FOUI'td With little interference, ____________________________ Legal Notice Legal Notice _________ income as an AVON Represen in Couunons, said it was no campaign predicted religious Gracia Real de Nose formed its ______________________________ ________________________________ tative. Call 644 3079 bargain. While England held persecution, second-class own municipal government, INVITATION TO BID IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. Found: Black and white dog with Motherlesi home needs lIve-in Seminole Memorial Hospital EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR- EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Havana, all Florida could be citizenship and confiscation of organized a militia company wtIte bedrd mixed bread, Black invites bids br: Eleven (II) C.UIT SEMINOLE housekeeper One school age COUNTY, CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE collarandfleaollarfoundinarea plucked like an overripe apple property could be expected, for defense and built a fort to Corridor child )fl Doors, complete with FLORIDA COUNTY. FLORIDA. Revolution Early . F R APDL.IN AR MS APT S ll2CFIorIdi Ave ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM! * STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. if IN YOUR FAMILY! cIassIflei Ai'5 didn't woik At. ANON udnt thrr For titrnilies or Ir ens of prct)fem _________________________________________ drinkers. -- °' '' 3 Room furnIshed apt Bedroom is air conditioned $100 Mo III E. 8th St 322 1755 or 377 575.6 water furnished Adults, no pets. OUPX-rn.o.UnIurn, teal Location, Reasonable Rent Ph Owner, 345 3721 * 41-Houses 4-obile Homes 32? 1305 E' from the weak hand of Spain. Q" 8:00 A.M. - 3:30 P.M. guard the northern approaches cluded even the bones of a colonial governor might be u times ..........24C John Wilkes, the Whig burr MONDAY thru FRIDAY ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) to St. Augustine. The town former governor who had died lacking but with the Salute, at under the skin of George fl SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum prospered in freedom at a time in office, as well as sacred least, the capital made him ____________________________ The blow fell on March 16, employed heavy sarcasm, when most persons with black relics from the churches, welcome. The populate of St. 1763. After two centuries of suggesting that barren Florida skins were slaves. DEADLINES Fourcompaniesof the British Augustine, had it been 6' Spanish rule, Florida was now "might supply peat to give But when the Inhabitants of Sixth Royals took possession on mustered on the British. parade whIch Comfortable fires to our cold, Noon The Da,y Before Publication the town heard that the BritIsh July 20, 1763, three months after ran back from the harbor and HMS Bonetta, out of frozen West Indies islands," Spain offered free land in Cuba were coming their decision was the treaty was implemented, formed the public squre, would Charleston, crossed the St. Sunday - Noon Friday _______________________________________________________________ The Gentleman's Magazine, to replace Florida losses, swiftly made. Leaving There was little stir, since the hardly have consisted of more --Augustine bar on that day an influential publication, SI) quickly did the change everything behind, the entire colony was almost deserted, than a few score persons: -bearing the news. Far off called the new British clony a t.ak çlac' th1t lii" first io . population a1led for Havana The few remaining officials had Major Ogilvie Lid the officers -________ state&nen, playing with llvcs sandy desert tingent sailed from St. with their priest. only one request - that the of the Ninth Regiment, a few and landa like chessmen on a * I.rd Amherst, the British Augustine in three schnonprin !" Th !r' iOP -u,& Found -"-. pictures gentlemen on a visit to size up ---all of Florida as a ransom for America, sent an aide to inspect notice was received, period. Gov. Fellu reported that which was done, Tablets & E yap "water p411". humbler settlers and two or Havana, held captive by this addition to his area of vicinIty S. Sanford Ave. & PiflC The party consisted of 235 the British officers "worked for Touchton Drug, For a while there was no three Spanish." way REWARD 322 No longer would Franciscan report that St. Augustine "was and 11 enlisted men who were perfect harmony," but that notarriveformore than a year traordinary man set foot in priests labor to save Indian unproductive save for fish and black. "soldiers were stealing when, on Aug. 20, 1764, the first Florida for the first time. souls as they had for weeds in the street." B'ehindthatstalistjcrecordetj everything that could be British governor stepped James Grant, a Scottish generations. To the new No one thought much about by the governor was a carried off." ashore, soldier, was courageous, masters the natives were a the uprooting of an entire remarkable story. Spanish The governor kept careful It was a great moment in lrnaginativeandcolorful. In the market to be exploited, population. Yet, faced with the Florida had a thriving corn- records, sending detailed Florida historybuttherewasno seven years that he ruled receiving guns and rum in reality that, under the British munity of free blacks, the first reports back home. Ship after sound of trumpets. Florida, he did more to create a exchange for their furs and l;u:. thor must bcciiine in North :1flOriCa, It WaS t'alled ship sailed for Cuba, carrying "The firing of guni in salute viable colony than all the allies in war. loyalty from Manrid to Lonoon, miles north of St Augustine. the expense of the .Span.th gtr c t drowsed in the e Leon Uflc searching for his Ftoriva wouu no longer be most chose to become refugees. The entire population con- crown and 74, mostly priests, steady sunlight of a summer fountain, the sleepy Spanish colonial Gov. Melchoir Feliu, who sisted of fugitive slavs from whose costs were borne by the day," wrote Charles Loch And like the first Spanish 31-Apartments_Furnished -- Prassure Cleaning House plans. custom made to FHA SPringi%hereandit'sagoocttim,to Choosranev.Pioirivfromtnepages and SSBC spec Fast. economical. of our classified Call Victor 321 0334 A&A CLEANS ALL Exterior pressure oeaneng - rFspls,Pi tAoC N"P,' i,,lihl A Cl ASSIF 11(3 50 name improvemetits 373*63 C&A Rackhoe Service _____________________ . , "'= ______________________ ' - "r'-"'=== - '--r-=, -.- = S'- . = -. : -- , ________ WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and sizes Werepairaridserivce STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 77 2rti St 372 63)1 BusfrlessmDiQl 32226fl or 83L'9993 --------. _.. - rss:o,anded )fltIlJor -- - Well Drilling Landclea rig fill dm1 clay rock "'. 01 li.ii 'IPRI'IG P4OUS(CLEAPIING' ('tANNING A GARAGE SALE' SELL THOSE PlO LONGER DON'T FORGET TQ AD HEEDED ITEMS WITH A VIRTISE IT IN THE CIASSIF tED AD CL.AS5IF lED ADS 3?? 2811 To List Your __________________ '.,=-' =r. . '_ -,..- . --. . -. -.- - 't"J':-"=,=:='-. -c----' ________________ __________________ iII. �§iiC_;4 WOMEN 16 Tuesday, May 20,1975-12A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, May 20, 91$—lB Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. — _____ ___ _ R A rLi]l - ~ 1 . Joy Of Stitching LL Duet i" . . II1 m il By EISA WILLIAMS ii 0 I I I F __ . . I __ --A 19~ ~, A 1~ , "-,, T ,,~', " ..1 . ., P, , ~, "Il , 'A ~ .r 1' '; .-RW 11 , _. . . i It %;; NU. ____ i . _ , i . , actually reinforces the canvas weave since it creates no strain, stays flexible and has a free II you're just beginning todo needlework you're in luck! floating bias. I've seen strong women' You have no bad habits to you can start off blanch at the thought of unlearn and rinig Basket Weave. aste doing it the right way'. I BASKET WEAVE - I \_ I d - . 'jagg.. ___________ A — - :f _______ - _______ __________ _______________ I I .- . - .--- - - - 4;:, I - For my part, I'm always and then later wonder why they especia lly pleased when Ican thought it was difficult. Maybe I start a beginner on the Basket the Initial difficulty stems from I , -, This wedcrful thP f(IC? that Px'ginners tnink it's -391411111L I stitch has been neglected for easier to work in straight rows, years. But pieces worked in either vertirII- or horizon-I, far tally. (JIICC mastered, the _____ Basket Weave stitch are more satisfactory and have a Basket Weavi! stitch is inlonger lifetime than those done valuable. In doing it, use a in Half Cross or Continental needle small enough to fall DEMOCRATIC WOMEN CAST ELECTION VOTES through the canvas holes easily, 4`1 stitches. All three, i I are methods of doing the basic find a No. 22 tapestry needle j Democratic Women's Club has installed new officers for the coming year. Special guests at the best for any canvas (ruin 10 to May needlepoint (Tent) stitch. 17 luvwhenn meeting (photo at left) with outgoing president Ann Br[ssou are State Senator, John Maybe the reason people lb threads per Inch. Vogt, Helen Valentine, state 1st vice president and Esther Wood, Region Six chairman. New officers didn't grasp why the Basket Use lightweight tapestry yarn (above) include Jean Norris, president (second left), Doris Dietrich, secretary and Dot Raines, Weave works better is because and DON'T pull tight, please. treasurer. Ada Hedges (left) Is chaplain and president, Lake County Chapter. One good way for beginners from the front It looks exactly i I like the other two stitches. It's to check their first attempts at the reverse side that shows Basket Weave is to remember where Basket Weave got its that the needle is always name. Not only does Basket parallel to the canvas threads Weave, which is worked on tie except when ending or begindiagonal, pre v ent ridges but it ning a new row. And the needle always goes under two thread.s on mono canvas. I JE Th ousands Are a 'Tube Watchers' . Parents ACT For Young T.V. Viewers _ " _________ - But ACrs most imporWt No wonder marketing people enhance children's viewing Flintstones, for example. Help Connecticut Ave., N.W., Rm. experience, your children notice how 523, Washington, D.C.20036. Family Viewing, a brand new husbands are portrayed Prime Time School "family viewing", during parents that the airwaves purchase the name brand, group, seeks to give consumers inept and foolish, how carto on Television, 100 N. 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Petroleum Sant. Atlantic 000 300— 3 4 S Oil 0Ox-4 4 A Perfect . - - _1 T Alibi 11 - 'r-'--" '-1 .. - wants to keep her baby, of course, and the baby's lather doesn't wan t It. He wants his said yesterday, just explain mother to have it. What do you think about a that you are 80, and you will be to foven. If you splll soup on grandmother who would your tie or forget to shave half BU? bet grandchild for ' adoption? MARSHAU., TEXAS hat by mistalte or promise to In a letter and carry it DEAR MARSHALL: Not around in your pocket for two much. In fart, there are liws IT"is, I'll', "I'm .13, !/)U agah.st buying and sehing are beautiful. Turin for a dsndy dabrfgbteuer. DEAR ABBY: I ha ve an Id_. 4 - : If you forget someone's name or an appointment or what you ____ p - . -- -- - ba bies. Your daughter is under no obligation to consider such a proposition. A - • ''-. , I ... A . .,. .4 l . Vw 7 - __ i ' - _. .o . -. - . t_ , .V ,~, - - - - - . f' ' thday, and I've got it made, DEAR GOT: You - -14 F It .= ___ -- ___1: ~_ _ _7___-_- -. , A*-.-'- . -;, - T ! __ - -` - --- ' ______ " " __________ _______________________ _________ _________________________ ",., - 'a \' 130130—S 3 4 Chati . _______ Parent wTings his hands as _____________ L late getting home from school. Ile speaks softly. at times ner South Campus In the Pan manager In Equtable's District American Bank Building on Office in Orlando will be on Hwy. 436. hand to inform women of the Four women experts will be job opportunjtie avai la ble to on hand to inform women how Uwse who are interested in the to get money and how to use IL insurance field. .) 3 - __________________________ ________________________ am 3 Floyd Smith. "He's part of the - I ,*T - - - .101 4 ______________________________________ Sea boar d Coastline claimed Cubit Malone added two singles the first half crown with a 12-3 apiece. - i - I ____ '- I— ' 17- I __ record. Lake Monroe Inn • , - I' . '.'- -.--- iLL.! - - the game 14-13. '.' - _______ _____ ) —! . ' ..' Teammates Duke Dodson slapped three singles, and Ed . ______ ... _ . -- . - - . r-- - J.Lii - 1I__ Famous Finished 10-5. Respt tII, i...i I&J%. Spangler )pangler - Eldridge U E$dr idg Standard's narrow win with a home run, double and single. Seaboard _,, _ John Snyder competes in the Super-Athlete ping poag competition. I1erald Photo by Gordon W illiamson) 020 301 7—I) 14 S 010 014 4 —11 17 S 000 303 2—S 12 3 000 100 0-1 S 3 Monroe (11)47 3-21 4 7 Gold, Roger Wansley, Gerald Outcasts 000 4-4 4 1 tO Page and Ed Morton stroked Auto Train two singles apiece. Final RI limIt Standsni Nick Brady smashed a triple and two singles, Alan Buky I. slammed a double and two Seaboard Coastline 12 3 IS S singles, Conchelos ripped three Lake Monr00 Inn singles to lead Famous Recipe. Famous RCIP Jim Gibaon added a double and I It Standard single, and Charley Peroui Auto Train 2 Ii SUPER Golden State Underdogs Grant Heads Athletes SAN FRANCISCO tAP) that we will still have our fans The Golden State Warriors and behind us." their "no-name" offense, still "The court is not familiar to underdogs in the National Bas- ei ther team, so we'll bo th be in kelball Association's cham- the same bag in that respect," honor by only two points. Grant amassed 40 points in ping pong and badminton. He competitors Division I (6Mth gradef) with three first place finishes. Bullets in the opening gamet', go over Washington's lot-% loss 35 points. He took top honors in the 50- for their second victory tonight Sunday at Landover, Md., and tie only competed in 5ix yard dash, half-mile run and on an unfamiliar -horn " . the fact that his 'team was He finished first in the 50- dash, half-mile run, high jump claimed second in ping pong - The se t ti ng for the na tio na lly forced onto the road for televised second game and tonight's game. "But nat urally baseball hitting and obstacle Friday night's third game Is the fans will be for them." course, third in the 50-yard dash the Cow Palace, an arena in Normally in a coast-toast More than 70 contestants, double last year's total, comwhen hidden by the bulky faced the Sabres while two of peted in the Roteract Club of . nt and the mask that his teammates were in the pen- Sanford-sponsored competition, shields his expressions from alty box. Shots zoomed toward is his net; the Flyers could not fans who adore him. When he which Is conducted in the mold of the annual Superstars on the ice, surrounded yet clear the puck. But at all times, competition. Thus he was the key in the the Flyers carry a U lead into to night's third game of the Na- opening 4-1 Philadelphia tional Hockey League's cham- triumph, and in Sunday's 2-1 piomhip series. lie has allowed victory. Can Game 3 be any 0) his Buffalo Sabres' challengers different? RAI 44 Channel 6, 13 -- 9 pin. also took seconds in the football yard dash, half-mile run. ob- and obstacle course. Ile and third in badminton. part complements the other." pass and basketball free throw, stacle co urse and badminton, f inished second in weightLifting Lundquist t ook f irst in golf, This fact was most evident In and fourth in bowling, seco nd in th e hall-mile run, -. — I ee ht idi it Famous 'aonroe Inn with to singles The Outcasts scnred 11 tens the top of the first inning and 6in Eldridge S ta ndard trailing 2, scored six runs in the bottom were not headed in their lopof the sixth inning to take an 8-6 sided win over Auto Train. lead into t he final inning. Charles Smith and Willie Famous Recipe exploded for Cummings of the Outcasts seven runs and an apparently combined to pitch a rare slow overwhelming 13-8 lead But pitch one-hitte r. Smith tossed !, IJ 1.1. ('e—_.1_.l - I. ,4 s... CC &sur*ugt CiI -£tUI 11 al away, scored six runs in the Reginald Alexander rapped bottom of the seven th and won four singles, and Eddie Jackson slugged a home run, triple and Meanwhile, Seaboard double for the Outcasts. Coas tline dumped Lake Monroe Henry Bryant contributed a Inn &-lto win the first hall title, home run, Charles Duhart ________________________________________________________________ and the Outcasts crushed Auto slammed a triple, and Oscar Roberts, Willie Bailey and Ken Kroog, who won Division "We expert Bernie to play his division, claiming firsts in IV (27-35 years _________________ Umn - -- - - . ~ __* - Parent kept his uncanny cool alone, his inhibitions flee. Each contestant could it is Parent's often extraor- and sent Buffalo away without a compete in seven of the 12 OF Who ______________________ I .4i - between Dann' ija,suu& u almost as if there's someplace else the opening game, when for he'd rather be at the time. lie seems far more at home mor e t ha n a minute Parent vously about himself - I - =:W___W_3 IN I ___ _Ad~ ALI& well." says Buffalo Coach Helen Anderson, a top level - I Norman Grant captured four Monday night at Seminole high He also took second in the and fourth in ping pong. fi rsts in the 9th-12th grade School. basketball free throw, third in Randy Brown edged Bob division to soar to the overall Grant had little competition ping pong and fourth in the high Lundquist in Division III. Both delphia Flyers' goalie Bernie other 45 shots he has faced. _______________________________ \_ - - IN slugfct Eldridge Standard and —j'---- - ____ is being interviewed, Phila. two triuniphs while stopping the Competition. __ - ___________________ - - - _________________ 413 012-10 4 0003 000— 3 2 Strombecg F Century Woman at Seminole inve5tments for women. Nancy Crotty, the newly ap- r—_ E RWOR LU ____________ pointed vice president of the "z "Gvadwat*i OdW' 0 Half Stirs, listiftis bvVm".tvFa.r present the legal aspects and strategies that women need to Cowan 's Underworld i . . — " championship of the second in Division 11 19th-12th grades), jump. Shariki Flatow. " sui Otlaiklo know in order to 'get credit or loans in local ______ , -, J - Flyers Soar Into This one-evening event area realtor, will present insponsored by Project 21st formation related to real estate J unior College will be held at wat, a ' 'iI% - McKinnon Auchincloss -Moncy Game for Women." - i GOT IT MADE AT 80 11 ..,, , themulves, plan to attend a —..--=-- -_- .. , _11 Is . i, was 91. We oldsters sure get away with a lot just because we' My daughter's mother-in-law mcnaged to keep breathing wants to adopt the baby. She longer than most folks. I have even offered my daughter just celebrated my 80th blr. $2,000 cash for it' My da ughte r The s.ty that life Ix-girl" at 40. Not true. If youaskme, li fe begins at 80. ~& " . oldladybecauseyou were hnpred withthefact thatthe everybody thinks you are getting a little soft in the head. . - ~~ _ __ It 4k DEAR ABBY: I'm sure you get a lot of poems about yourself, but you recently published am from a 91 You have a perfect alibi for everythi ng when you're 80. If you act silly, you're In your second ch ildhood. 53ejng ) Is much better than being 7o.At70, people are mad at you for everything, but If you make itto8O, you can talk back, argue, disagree azxl Insist having your own w3y because -*&,,. -~1111111111111111154. I By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN know," and nobody will say a tithig I - - A vour face or take ano0w man's - -- __________: -_-__2.____ ~.-_: __ ---..-- 4 I__ -. I _ - - . - - - Being Eighty Is -- . live-team league with victories. If you have ever wondered Investing In stocks bonds how women can establish credit and securities will be discuss,ed lntheirown names, how women by Barbara Stock, a certified r-.,_Z_-__t_._~ -can get a loan, or how women stock broker and Instructor might invest money for with the firm of Thompson, and - - Seaboard Coastline the poked to singles. first half championship of the Lloyd Wall smashed two Sanford Recreation Depart. tr iples and two singles to pace ment Metro Softball League, Seaboard Coastline. Kenny a triple I double -- Johnnte Russell .• - ........ '' Thomas of Sanford Atlantic was 103 001— 5 4 Tras. the game's big hitter with a United 301 31x — 7 4 Jack Prosser double and single. 31* 013 2— 4 I M.dcalctr. In the Continental League FIrstF,d. 7000000-7 7 S George's and Jack Pros.ser Ford remained one-two in the Sam. SpI. Goods W 396-20 1 4 Set - - Susan Marie Edw. B. Brown vs Marilyn C. Robert W. King & Adele Robert Thom pson & Frances Diane Betty J0 Wright & Arthur Mack Peggy Johnette Thompson & Seminar - ______ David Allen Hall & Ann Patrice Irvin .a - - - fourth, striking out one and singles, and teammate George allowing Florida Sta te Bank's Porzig added two singles. ne run. Jimmy Miller paced Chase wi th U.S. Bank at the plate with doubles. Saunders also collected a mingle. Sanford Atlantic Bank erupted for five runs in the second Inning in its win over Seminole Petroleum. Vincent f - -- Steele and Chip Saunders led two singles. Patricia Bowers & Harold Ingram James Peter Molenaar & _______ programs? Why have they set contribution has been to raise refer to the kids as "mice." aside 7 to B each evening as public consciousness, to remind But it's the parents who will ' ()f Marriage _________ reduced violence on chddren's l $ " _______ ' i _____ - 'b' D ssolutions L1MAF==:A;J IU Herald Services Children's Television. Founded Since your children are going Robert B. Choate, now the carefully calculated sales first effort resulted in 35,000 Why have the TV networks by two Boston women who were chairman of another consumer pitch of Saturday morning letters on the Lucas Tanner to spend an estimated 1,000 decided to appoint a special appalled at the terrible TV fare group called Council on "kidvid." show, most of them from high- hours per year watching T lb.. step mahts it st i t c h md b,giiis :.d vice president In charge of offered to their preschoolers, Children, Media and MerThere are a number of paths schoolers who liked having a television, you would be doing stitch .. A).flIetlIl t fr)fl(ht ('UWTWT(iI'VS children's programming? ACT is now a national chandising, reports in the April out of the mouse cage. ACT and program focused on their n. them a service helping them Why did the National organization Th.b.i?Mitthvs. berm 1,dst.ftk with 5,000 issue of "Ms." magazine, that the Council encourage protest terests but felt Tanner was regard the tube with a jaunAssociation of Broadcasters cut members and grants from the ad agencies find out how to and pressure to reduce TV unrealistic In his goodness and diced eye. 4 the number of commercial Ford and Markle Foundations exploit Inferiority feelings of exploitation. Prime Time complete control. minutes per hour permitted on for $300,000. ACT also has children and their paren ts by School Television capitalizes on If you are unable to take part Where the action Is: children's programming? managed to affect local market research. This includes what's good about evening TV. in one of the many consumer Action for Children's Why did three major drug programming, recently forcing monitoring the reactions of PTST alerts teachers and groups you may want to help Television, 46 Austin St., companies withdraw vitamin one Los Angeles sta tion to sample kids as they play with pa rents to worth while specials your children become more Newtonville, Mass. 02150. ads from children's TV shows? cancel the supervlolent "Speed toys In manufacturer's test and provides them with sup. critical viewers. Force yourself Council on Children, Media Why have the networks Racer" cartoon series, rooms. plementary materials to to sit through an hour of The and Merchan dising, 1346 1 Th M.,t . 1t trhi'4.*n.04th M 1 George's stopped Stromlxrgfinally beat the rain, and Carlson 10-3 and Jack Prosser Wesley Steele and Lance Ford dumped United TrimAtiney of U.S. Bank responded sportation UnIon 74. wi th a no-hitter. Kevin Waters blast",d 2 triple A:ter rain washed out the and single, Tony Little tipped local Little League's last two two singles and Scott Wate r tries at pla y ing baseball, the slammed a triple for (;eor weather turned bright and Jack Wiggins and Twi sunny, es pecially for the U.S. lively of George's combined to Bank duo, toss a two-hitter. Steele and Abdney combined Walter Law paced Jack for a no-hitter Monday, leading Prosser Ford with two singles. U.S. Bank to a 20-1 win over Jerry Farina headed United Florida State Bank In the Transportation Union with a American League. home run and single. In the other American In the National League, League game, Sanford Atlantic Medical Center edged First Bank remained atop the league Federal 9-7 and Seminole standings with a 6-3 win over Sporting Goods romped over Seminole Petroleum. Chase 201. U.S. Bank scored 11 runs in Kevin Story led Medical the top of the first inning and Center with a double and single. then coasted to victory on the Wayne Smith rapped two arms of Steele and Abdney. singles, and Donald Baubitz Steele hurled the first three and Earl Fields poked two innings, striking out three, singles each for First Federal. walking three and allowing no Jamie Jessup led Seminole runs. Abdney relieved in the Sporting Goods with three - -¼ The Sanford Little League • I . _. Z.-L - ~_F -. .4. On NowHiffer events. Seven points were awarded a first place. five a second, three a third, two a , ~ ' fourth and one a fifth. The i and fourth in the football pass which the Warriors have not NBA series, one team is home and basketball free throw played a home game since 1971. for two games before the scene shoot ing. The Warrio rs were forced out of shifts for Games 3 and 4. Arena Lefty Renaud claimed the top their normal home court, the availability, or lack of it, award in Division V i over 36 Oakland Coliseum, by an ice prompted the switch in this years old with first lace show, series. f inishes in ping pong, obsta cle "I'm a little concern ed about "We'll be happy wi th a split course and basketball free not being able to play in our out here," conceded Jones. throw shooting. regular place," said Golden Rick Barry, Golden State's He also tied for first in State Coach Al Attles. "We captain and high scorer. and baseball hitting, took second in haven't played in the Cow Pal- one of the few players on either largest point total won in each the football pass, third in ace in so long that it's really team to have played in the Cow of the five age classes. The competition concluded badminton and fourth in the 50yard dash. like playing on a neutral court. Palace, doesn't mind the switch But one thing in our favor is in sites at all, — 'F, CHILDREN Bussard To Is Tiere were over 1W eLtrlcs in the Chlldren'ia Ar Festtiil acpomotrd by the Sanford Jmdor Women's Club but Willk Pasbe's (center) crayon drswing of a rwcoon captured the judge's eye. He was the ART FESTIVAL ________ _____ 4" winner in the Lit through 5th grade division. Kathy Sapp (left) and Linda hIule, co-chairmen congratulate Willie. Senior division winner was Rickle Cooper. Each entry received a ribbon. Each winner received a $2.5 Savings Bond. - Chorale S To Finalize Tour The Cen tral Flo rida Chorale still has rot reached the goal for its proposed concert tot, to Po'an. "A Polish Affair" the groups last major fund raising effort fell short of the expected response from the coni- ruunity and the group still needs sporrs for six singers. or a total of approximately "There appears to be some misu nderstanding in the cumunity about our trip," says Imne &mm. "Ptis tmr is not simply a paid va ca tion for the Central F1O('143 Qale.We will eperforminga minimum ol nine formnai concerts and are expected to give concerts whenever and wherever the Polish Government MSWStS." EaCh Chorale member going on the trip Is paying her own air fare from Orlando to New York and -.7 r -___ 1_,_ Favorite Drink Coffee America's favorite (frlmk. right' Wrong, according to national figures. The facts: soft drinks clearly outrank coffee. The average ccnsunes3i.Bga!lonsof - MI 17_ - _•_.._; - -..- -. INTERIOR DECORATOR'S PARADISE - -- ' - . . Has joined the _ LOSI WEIGHT 3 Rooms To Si'Iect From (011cc intake. OR qwckiy. ODRINEX con11inc Sf1 amazing timer DDOti 1ftw I. . •.- Store Hour's: p.30 ins that wpp es lht Ui'. cA .si. . A... rtIJr ..&.. -. . triple and Jim Edmonds a Salon that your needs might ,) be better served. Appointments 4 .. I appreciated but not necessary. ;. - L& L I. I — LI The win lifted Moose to 3-6 a nd dropped K of C to 53 Rotary, which plays Wed. . Mon. ltwu 5,af I hitter. Joe Smith cracked a fensiely. - ESIS wrtght ff - - - All At 1 Location. Neac hnicaI omp1et t. Map ut.i;rtyJiosp,tat pig" thatth, ) RIP4CX Plan vttU H ou Is Lunpr .. - MONY RACK - - soft drinks annually tenth of a gallon more 9 Ed Bussard fired a no-hitter ne.sday, leads the league with a Monday to lead Moose to a 10.0 6-2 slate. win over Knigh ts of Columbus In the Senior League, Poli ce in the Sanford Junior Baseball jumped to a 7-0 lead and then League, and police won its first he ld off la te Chase rallies, game in the Se nior League. David Fall led pollee with a four-to-four performance, inPolice stopped Chase eluding a double. David Bussard struck out three and Wiggins , three singles ; rip pe d walk ed four en route to his _____________________________________________ - 'I P I '# ~ ,,, ..___-- I and Ernest Schuller addini !wo 100 303-10 2 000000' 0 0 Moose K of C _________________________ _________________ 211 3030-0 0 4 000 101 3— S 3 4 Polace Chase _ Sanford Lassies Fall . . -' , •••_____ Like The Challenge.' In '0iana New York Policeman E yes Swim Marathon singles. Terrell Ervin was twofor-four for Chase. •.A In - "prepare my mind" f or fatigue. lis longest previous swim E .nglish Channel will try to shatter the world's non-stop en- was 361,7 h6urs and he plans no rest periods in this swim, durance record this week with a 16,5-mile swim from the Florida Keys to Freeport, Bahamas. outside of "20 to 30 seconds every hour for food, "The problem with resting is if you rest too long, you might get stiff," he said. "After a while of steady swimming, you are like In a trance, you turn into sort of like a machine." Huggard of Freeport, N.Y., on why he Is willing to brave sharks and the fatigue of fighting the strong currents in the To keep him awake, his wife Nancy and fellow New York 50-mile wide Gulf Stream. Huggard is scheduled to enter the Atlantic Ocean at Coffin's Patch, a reef off Marathon in the Florida Keys, on Thursday. }e hopes to swim at 40 strokes a minute and reach policeman Dick Boullianne will talk and read to him and PlaY pop music and, 'If I get cramps, Dick's going to get in the water and try to rub it out," Huggard said. A 20-loot long, six-foot deep aluminum cage will be used to Ih In 1 frn hi— i F*inal I ISI)IANAPOIJS AP The a disputed three-point goal by roar of the crowd barely had Kellet as the game ended would died ait Monday right and In- remain dmsa1loed. diana's Licorge McGinnis al. But both teams put the pr i i1MtlI (AP) — A New York policeman who has swam the "I li ke ive A1 * n,...,1 Ie ready was looking forward to test furor behind them as Gath e S of the American Has- quickly as it was decided. ship playoff with Kentucky. forward, was excited after In- "Now we're going down there diana's triumph. Thursiav to knock heads," he said with a smile after the Pac. ers stayed alive with a 94-a When asked if his sore ankle. injured Saturday night in the 109-101 third game loss here. victory over the Colonels. Indiana, pumped up when still bothered him, the Indiana McGinnis and little hilly Keller captain replied, "No wa, have to put me in (I'broke out of three-game They . - - hi,cnitz,I lii tn. off Ii,- �- 2B-Ev.nlng Her*ld, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, May20, till Angel Bats Out-Perform Angel Feet .Ii1 ;1 :i.1 ;1! By ThE ASSOCIATED PRESS 3 Trpe c4ai Cav.t" The flying feet of the California Angels were Champ (Nelson I 6'. 1 RaIl Major League sioiJ to a trot Monday night ... by the flem (Cra) 3$. S &.vpsd boOming bats of the California Angels. kone (Rayma s ia io, Admirl, (Bnley) 101, i Afterhittingoclynlnehocnerunsbutea1ing Yapleweod (Ovoracek) •• 69 bases in their first 37 games, the Angels C roen Georui Woc (P?t n) Am.f.can Le15vt rewrote the saipt in a 12-5 rout of the Cleveland East Indans. They slugged a double, a triple and FOURTH -1 N Pace C4 Cond W L PcI. GB 1411: 1 PrIvate Jim (Crank) 3 1; 2. three homers among 12 hits - Lee Stanton, 1) D RVft (HOb*%1 97. 3 AUS? 1$ $5 $16 Boston Jerry Remy and Tommy Harper were the SouThern Sltvet (No Orivn) c a Detroit IS 16 461 3 homer-hitters who jogged around the bases Marion Sleek ICrank) Balti'ne,re IS 19 441 t: '-' si. . while Remy was the only ti ': '. *r?ern Bev I Lartee) ' • 13 Clevtand Elsewhere in the American League, the Delkendvm (Blood) $ I, S Amy Baton Red Sax trounced the Omk1and A's 10.5, S4?(f (Pay) 131. Oakla."d 7) II 4 FIFTH - i N - PICC cin - the New York Yankees downed the Kansas City 70 15 Sn i 10 II $24 3' 1611:1 Blnoo krPi? (Lake) $1. talifornia Royals S-I, the Chicago White Sax edged the , ,4etoDere(kalaffiaS) 41.) D*ibIe c:t ig Baltimore OrIoles 2.1 and the Detroit Tigers 3t Clue (kregee) Ii; k Rin km 14 16 $O Baseball i oi, whipped the Minnesota Twins 6-3. Milwaukee and Texas were not scheduled. Remy's first major league homer, a threerun ShOt off reliever Jim Perry, highlighted a five-run fourth Inning that broke a 3-3 tIe. Stanton hit a two-run homer in the first Inning off In Hood and Harper connected off Perry in the seventh. Red Sci 10, A's $ Speedy Juan Beniquez scored the tiebreaking run all the way from first bese on Rick Burleon's hit-and-run single In the seventh inning. A walk to Carl Yastrzemski and doubles by Jim Rice and Dwight Evans added three more runs. Oakland's Gene Tenace rove In tour runs agai1t Bcton ace Luis TIant with his fourth Yankee relief pItcher. White Sos 2, Oiioles 1 Jorge Orta's two-nm single In the third Inning helped Stan Bahnsen gain his first victory of the season, with clutch seventh-Inning relief from Rich Gossage. Tigers 5, Twlns3 Two-run homers by Willie Horton and rookie Roberts and a pair of solo shots by Gai Sutherland powered Detr,tt to victory. Jo' Coleman got the victory with help from Joh 11111cr n the eighth. Roberts' fifth home run of the season gave Detroit a 2.0 lead In the first Inning against rookie Mike Pazik. After Roberts walked with tw out in the third, Horton hit his ninth home run, top6 In the league. and fifth homers of the season but Rico Hetrocelll's homer touched off a five-nm fifth inning for the RedSozand they capitalized cia perc*is Oakland defense for four more runs In the Inning and a 5-2 lead. Yankees 5, Royals I hris Chambliss belted the first two home runs of the season off Kansas City's Steve Busby and Roy White ripped a two-run double. The fourth-Inning homer was the first of the year for Chxnbliss, who delivered again In the eighth and also drove In New York's fourth run with a fifth-Inning single. New York starter Rudy May allowed three hits and struck out eight in 52-3 Innings before giving way to Dick 'fldrow, who yielded one more hit the rest of the way, the first 1975 save by a eon Padres Keep Up WI! 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OvcraceI) (7) 1J0 )000 540 7 11; RI,teven, Mn. 63 Meife Vc (It Il 70 170 3 al..or H LEWIS "66" alter taking the Mason-Dixon natIonal Speedway Monday. ,,. ______ 3S%KY.ILENO BEEFEATER gave me a win," Pearson said EIGHTH: 1 Bones Den ID PaiØ. . 3 HOME PUNS-Horton, Ccl. Brainird' 11)3703103402. Rudy s o u 73 Bra,.J (3) 50 9 It..Vt(.U')tmS. %ri. I, S 1 01 E Pd Si ILS- Pie G (Ii) 117.70 1 1143) 197.00 T NINTH: 1 Freidom Trail U. Sdtrs) (7) 10509107007. Patrick Byrd (1) 11401103 Dougs Dandy (I) 510 0 (171 $7) 10 1 (74 HEDGES S YEAR PUNS BAITED lN-H,se. decidetoscheduleanytwo-day N: Horton. Del. 75; SIXTH: 1 StOsaegate Staarp (B. Pun. races. Patterson, (7) 1310 440 5 7 McRai. kC, HITS-Rivers. Cal. £1; Muis Birthas Boy (314003201 Swe'stTo "Idon'tthlnklcouldgoalong Meet (6' 1100 (23)11510 1 (73 6) 'Or'. NY. 44. McRae. KC. '4 wIth that., even though this "ne DOUBLES--Chalk. Cal. II. I'tOO 7 711 i TRIPLE6.-Esans. Bin. Pin) (31 11 206.004707 Byrd K 6.40)103 EmpneLaralI$1OQ3 Frttr. M1. 3. Remy. Cal. 3. 7)145107 (371) 153140 T 7111. Rlyttj. Cal. 3; Orta, Ch', 3. , U' SCOTCH STANLEY KY VODKA ____ 7) SEVENTH. 1 Jeans FirSt IT McRae. KC. Ia c**owi r,: ',1 CASI 479 90 GIN CERTIFIED KNIGHTSBRIDGE lCltv(tOliPlC' TEQUILA IcDI.II .' RQ CIA, 11. Cederm. HIn. ii. then-fabulous $41X),(KX). TPIPLES.-D Parker. PgPi. ; Meanwhile, a spokesman for Results '--'--" 7.99sw a 12; versity of Alabama team, for a SD. CLUB BARTON _______ V.0. , n . IL 'a . The Jets, with whom Namath has played out his option. re. portedly have offered him a Hi.Way 1792, Fern Park Hi.Way 17.92, At 436, Casselberry :suiuc1 NAME (,IY 1? 5.... ping the Redbirds on just crowd of 10,111 at San Diego en roue to a 14-5 mark, was than due. "It's good to see single as the Padres eked out a Stadium home happy. get that first one." him 1-0 ictcrv on John Grubb's 10th Elsewhere iii the National Astros 4, PhIls 2 inning home run, his first of the League, the San Francisco GiBob Watson's eighth hom year. The only hit for St. Louis ants beat the Pittsburgh P1run of the season, tying him' was a leadoff single by Li.us rates 6-4, the Houston Astros with Philadelphia's Greg Lu-' Melendez In the seventh inning. defeated the Philadelphia Phils "It was the best game of my 4-2 and the Los Angeles Dodger zlnskl for the National League Edtn tBOod) $ 1; 1 Corky Succr WtdnesdayI aam,s IHglns) 5 1 cares'r h.'eaq.ca e'if ( Cab land at Boston. In) edged the Chicago Cubs 3-2. lead, plus a trio of ur.carr.cd IIT)I - M - Pa,, C.; .1 Ci,tia' runs helped Houston &iap the balls the Cardinals hit," said GIants 6, Pirates 4 ans.as City at hew York. 16W 1 Wenever Bert 100, 5mph '31. TUSCAL003A, Ala. (AP) "We have made Joe a substan.. The president said the Jones, a 25-year-old lefthander Mike Caidwell, given a vote of Phils' seven-game win streak. 7 Senators 'Tina (Crank) 61. 3. (ni Virginia Charm (Plo Dr'vtr) s. . Watson has driven In seven of The yearling World Football tial offer. I guess like every- "material parts of the contract who T,riaS at Mi1w*uk, In) year ago led the major confidence by San Francisco Western Harvey tTa ' ot) • ' Detroit at M'vesot, In) League leart' today whether body else, we just have to sit and some subtle parts of it have leagues with 22 defeats but is Manager Wes Westrum, posted the Astros' last 12 runs, live on Flyer B.arong (Harsher) 101; 6 PItn'c'rp t Ch'ca. ($ free-agent quarterback Joe and wait for Joe to make up his been worked out. Namath Is now 5-2 with a sparkling 1.80 his first victory after five de- Sunday and two Monday night. Ami Belle (Bjgeos) 97 Dodgers 3, Cubs 2 Potentate Pick ((JOel) si. $ Namath will make the jump mind. That's all we can do." looking for additional potential earned run average feats with a complete-game ef1975. National Leaqii Bomber G (IhienleId) 72 A sacrifice fly by pinch.hittezt from the National Football Namath's decision, Hemrne- or contingent benefits." East Against the Cardinals, Jones fort against the Pirates, and W L PcI. GB I NINTH - I N - Pace Cl - $625: League New York Jets to the ter said, would be known LiterBill Buckner with the bases Hemrneter would not define recorded 22of his 30 outs on helped himself with a three-run 'Yankee Hobo (Blood: 71 1) 61$ loaded the eighth Inning proPrncessStronQ (Regg)3 13 Clay WFL's Chicago Winds. nally by the league, "but we'll the additional benefits. He said, ground balls. He also struck out double in the fourth inning. 2'O :s 571 1 17 1: 4 Western So" vided the Dodgers with the winBut WFL President Chris keep it confidential until he however, that they represented three. 17 Ii SAl 2' a "I was going to leave him in hhiybo1l. S CPto'ce (Seders) '.r* York 15 1S .500 1 ning run. The Cubs had tied it in Hemmeter said Monday that it wants to make the announce"a sutt.antial sum of money, He retired l2of the 13 batters there come hellor high water," Plaricys Orsice (Patterson) 5, 1. 7. 13 17 dE 6 the top of the eighth on Jose based on substantial perform- remaining after Melender' said Westrum, figuring CaldSay.' Clair (Stevens) SI. S Bells would be a while before the de- rnent." That probably would ' Louis 11 19 171 6' Dean (Bri'e:nak) s 1. cision is made public, Cardenal's wo-nin double. 3flCe." come in Chicago, he said. single before Grubb sent the well, 7-I at this point last season TENTH s N PCI C.3 Los Angeles 25 11 441 Winds owner Eugene Pullano 1415: 1 Victorious Beau (Larrabeel Ckscinriatl 20 .513 ____________________________________________________ 61.2 Darn Hones? (B.aItov) 31; 3. held his first face-to-face meetSan Diego 1$ 1, 416 6 Irmdan Lang (Bermed'ct) S 1. 1 Ing with Namath in Tuscaloosa S Francisco 17 7 MCHINRVIYR Ccnestoga B (WayIa'id) 72; 5 Monday - JACQUIN RUM LONG IIANCII AMERI Atlanta night, after day-long ii 21 447 CA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER KY BOURBON v • "" - ______ kutie Nib ((iVan) p.3; 4 Sweetheart u6sT OS OW HouSton 14 77 .3.11 12 __________ Sal d na a'0ng 'hl 01: ABC 6 YR. 86° Mondays Resutts Ccs,nse( (Dennis) 6); I Eqyptan dais, the backers of the Winds U U I JACQUINS J San Francisco a. P.t?sburgPt KY BOURBON N ' GI ..... Wire Hobbs) . • -I and Namath's lawyer, Jimmy HouSton 1, Pttmla0elplu.a 2 VODKA ROYAL DELUXE lUll JUI ELEVENTH-1M-PsceClmg San Dego 1. St LOWS 0. 10 walSh. 1000 VODKA - 161$: 1. Camden Bonnie CERTIFIED 90° HOUSE UUR 'GIN 8YR Hemmeter told a news con(Bouro1s) Si; 2 Chancey Folly DAY SALE flIES. THRU SAT. MAY 24TH Los Angeles 3. Ctucego 7 ABC (Lake)61.3 Miss Alker (Rau)$1. ferenee in Birmingham that the RUM JIM BEAM 1- .1 Only gane.s scIedulea °' OF STUART' INU PUll Dill I Lotus BuO (Crank) 92; WINDSOR LlGPlT 05 DAAR ' 4 YR SO' KY IRS Todys Games jerny meeting In Tuscaloosa, where I I ARE'STO'IBILOW SCOTCH Red (VanderSchaaf) 77: 4 Prince 9Cl "ItA ;0 PISAtI M,rttreal (Fryman 10) at At Pt's iii otti WHOLE SAtE CASt Liii Namath owns a popular restauIt Des mono IDvoricik) 31; I .c;.i :. ij; $flCaM$Aw lnt (Harrison 22), In) NIl in cvaunv slut tilt Cre'stwood Donna (Branard) 1 lIt $M?I?tCaLtl rant, was "a big step. It's tmal, S Itt •LA RIWiSAGI OviOl New Yost (Koosman 3 4.69. Cmnc'nnati (Gu(lefl 42), In) portant that Joe meet the VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' L'.'i PnfIe1piia (Lonborg 3 I) at I people he Is going to work for 3" '°' CERTIFIED GRANT'S ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES R1RI?3AS( Baseball V and with." CANADIAN VODKA $t. Louis (Sasa 07) at San $YR SCOTCH 0(61 fl ,tsl,(LtjSlITli ' L14!IAWISERS Diego (Foster 11), In) Namath reportedly has been 10 YR. OUNCE uRINKS 48 V LL Chicago (BonPaam 33) at Los MYERS RUM BROVN OLD RARITY offered a $4 million multi-year Leaders SI $4 N.l _____ k IOURSO(( _______ FROM JAMAICA Angeles (Sutton 7 2). In) I2YR SCOTCH contiact with the Winds, in'''' Pitt*tph 1(tli 7.2) at San ii ST. LEGER 'a -•" STANLEY 860 National Laaae cludin,g $1(K),000 a rear for Frani.co IH4IiCKi 00). In) CANADIAN g Li * WOA1O 1(1511(31 KY 111(60 BATTING (7$ at bats)-Sang years. By I1IEASIOC1ATEDPRE&S season in the major leagues, very gond pitcher indeed. You have to be a pretty good and Randy Jones of the San Jones dauled the St. LouI pitcher to lose 22 irnes in one Diego Padres is provini he's a C';rdinals Monday night, stop NotIce Is hereby given (hat on the 29th day of May 197$, 9:00 AM. at the 1doyrt House In Sanford, County ol Seminole. 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Ii 15'. ft f 1 175 Pt) I 25.0 Pt Strt ,# 1/I it St In N N of .1.' 8 (Las, lug 43 Cci' Rn 51 -"53.6 PT 5*5 2'5'7.35 Pt 5 55 Seg 17 P-tn 55.5 S.c I 730.03 Ft .11y Oh 1(11 25Q.°" Ft to S.g) I I aO It of CL s Id A of It S But It'd Cut ' •' '' . i.' '1i.of EVENING HERALD SUNDAY HERALD SEMINOLE COUNTY'S ONLY DAILY & SUNDAY NEWSPAPER For Home Delivery Did 322.2611 �vklip :T Tuesday, May 20, 1975 --------*- Mort Walker GENERAL TE-OPFlCE TV A%C.%11TC1Z6 . . 7 AND 1E If T 1 T4OUT WELL I YCRR'ED WED E P!IN& Jt ON Lie ALL / \t .\T FIRST \ ( TE NOT WIT)1 ALL TI4E CAMEA L t.k P j o ' O: r NORM %E.ST • £ K Q 10 \ I THE 11.IORN JNG ThLL FREE! ____ (\)NT \ SURE WAI - G%>" NEWS. I CUSSLE,l -ME ----, WE WILL' W.'Rt'/ 15... LINNETT! 'L-' ' . "I 711\\ I 1 ,Jo ,' - I 0 k. ; ~ _%1J I ,I., __ - _j ____ "f, South I North East 1 . nil ...! C-f • FThER"I - " ' Rl.CYfV'PI4 ( ,% 'A T -'I lOTQRAPf!) 11 . '""-' __ / i ~) - , . Later , South will get to discard 1 I ! that one discard will be completely useless and the defense will score another victory. ___________ CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS ZEW by Larry Lewis • ..T$ PRt3A3..', %1AI(E5 \EAH, 'T'r4 LAST T4i&) AN STUDENT OF HIS WILL WE \GErrG t14R,E p'ir'av 50 81 6 DAL 0,' %I it V .7 _________ t.que the hand may make seven notrump. In an) event )o%i -- newspaper). PO Box 489. Radio 4M05 (3 I ( , i. )I I / ( . I YEA. DOIN' A GMAT 0S )--''GR.A.MW.' HERE'S THANKS. Ci.' -'---NY.' LI! . .dei LETTIN' T SuYER$ HtTH owt,kw ! ___1 / "-I Q ,,L._~ - . __1 I j )_ J ,_1 .X~l ~~'. . zw_ ____ ___~ A -_ .4 BLONDIE :.-.6,9-,&_ $-)o _________ •, _. I I I COULD I TRY s,VU 1AARMONIC:A, GLMO? SuIZE .1 an , - i I L 'U1 f e)_---,.L .%~~Vr~" 7_!~; *_ ~ - -I,---...., I_r~ ___ ! % , ) I 1.1 - j , II -- ~ 'I ~, I , 111111II&A - f OfFNC$MILS . .I , 11) I 1 I G 07 b I SUSSLE GUM IN THE H _ -Ir L..\,,,4c1' ..i •• . I K-NaW ______ 11 1. . __ - -~ _ - 'f'" .. . ..:., . _,%.~ I,_ I 0 - I.. ~~ 1~1_ . - /_ . __ . . .-. .. :, I .1. . 0'.. -%% "' . HAT ' I (~, HT '\ . 3 , 11 4 0 I ~5 ABot-M A VA-e~ 7HeY 0 HIM 70 PLAY THF_ PART 7 __ i I 11 I ( 4**I *-S .- I I I I). I i 9 . -4,~:u 4 L t17' L ;4 - I . . 11 f 1) CA - iiU ~,N I ( ____ _____. .,.. ) . go) a 1W24 I f P ff AF RF 'c'u CI4ALFFELIR. THE . AEWIJ - F-- I MHT TAKE H1M 1 ) q _~J ~ -,-a f W ~ ! ! Ii I / " 1 I e 0 / f I - The Rosenwald Issue ties in with tonight's selection of A. - I I .. FRANK AN Warriors Unbelievable Again V~ , I - J 4 ,_ j• AS 4. C. I • . - SJiJ'I GTIIMM... ,~N_D T~4M IS THIS THE THE CORRUPT SAJP TO '7)4E OPMSED SERF. ,--I I , ~,qRvs... :LVZF HEARD I"Hr= ~ - , I____________________ / I I -.----..._......J '' U-11-_so L' _________ :1JE NOLJ MFEAN -Tmr= I AIEA~4 PUNCH LINE 'I I r . _A F--, i .1 - ~ _- r -_-. go - - ' : _ I it VMW ______ .."11 City Attorney Newman Brock I left) administers oath of office to Ernie Hendrix who was appointed to replace Winter Springs City Councilman Frank Durrance.,Abu had submitted his resignation. Herald Photo by Jane Cauelberr : ____ 11v _ __ T. _____ If ,Ss. ' - -. The reason Is because stacks and stacks of white s3ewall tires are stored inside the shower and state that it's affecting the morale of our men," Chief Deputy Duane Harrell said today as he toured the sherif ('s office with newsmen ' have a fire in the "If we ' County Commissioners were asked by Corrections Division Chief George Proudfoot for some 2,500 square feet of storage space at a new cotintyowned building at the Five restroom facility on the the office ars°i. , , i Lleputies uriniint, prisoner into the "sally port" (jail drive) at the county jail can't use the jail and we had to move risoners ou' the only route to the roof and safety iS uiOCieu uecause o storage space problems," fie explained. "If we had to take them out the sally port Points area. Editoria l ,. -. , ', r 4A 413 Horoscope .. 6A hospital. Obituaries ........ l-2B Sports. Television 8-9A Women's SR - !w- -_ - - -- - _1% I '\ addre&wd a two page letter to the commissioners citing the need for more storage i "., i . ' ' 11~ , M . I I i NA ' . •' c. .' 1 4 - .- , .-.k 3 . .41 . r ,~ _ 8~ ) ""s X- '6~ fife , ". ',f e , - q I 46 __ . J ;f- . nt sales of pr held a sale. Proudfoot, who said there hasn't bten a public sale of property in more than a )ear, said the Sheriff is 'now in the II • ' - ". W " - . g -~-rj -.~_ - __4f-4 -_ - - -z-, . -. process to get court's permission to sell the property." County Attorney Tom comFreeman told missioners there is a establishing a sale, but t,he sheriff hasn't star. ted." Freeman was instructed by cotnmLsslon to inquire ' . ___IJ.t•.&.• _______ _. I . - 1. . .. - . _. __ - __ __ _ -_-_,% ~ _~_ T_ .. . The request was the secon suc proposa rom . . nce Sher ff John Polk . -4 " T~ closed. They say white students agreed to abide by whatever reached by he kb cC5I0flDepartment. us cc pa . have to wait until they fre s L i - -_ t-I - 60 P ~ . i~ 4 They contend Rosenwald is a part of their cultural heritage Mudents out. Both Layer and black spokesmen. ho want a quick shower when they come off duty, they . . . .. . .,. - -- - -. - --. . . !iF - - ,. - -- ,.'. . Deputies' shower area claimed bv new tires. g vestwation. it %as found that the maintenance area at the tarn as not large enough for additional storage. " I t's either the new building or not at all," [Jarrell said in explanation. None of the material equipment or property whIch is stored in our of ail is evi nce that must go to cout," -- We have a j remain in the storage during patrol or recosered llattawav . and Williams st,ny some place until ttx Proudfoot that the public constantly would be en. tenng the storage building looking for their property. Proudloot told the Board the amount of traffic In the storage building would be allowing us to sell iern at auction. We can't Just put $5,000 of new tires anywhere and expert they'll stay there. So we have to store them where they are safe. Only limited and an officer would be present when any member of the public wii's in the building. division muster room -it's the only spot large enough for that many tires. representatives and cornmLssioners considered !jsing the Seminole County Barn for storage spaLe when the problem first -- . ..••.. .• • .7--f.vp A I,- - - riov-PIM~kc-'K-V ~_t ~11 ~Z ~ Z . - Z ~13:."Ix Z?f ~ 0v9m,. -70_"i~% t;1 __411p1_ - ?Iil~' _, 4_1. ,-_V~p I ____ .*.; I !", I t~ ~t,;,,,z -.iN!_, z - , ~. -1.1-,--!Ew i~ -_ I) X -Vyi l • ~, It` Al_Z ., ,%~ - 41~ 1 e-jL 6 •. - . ... . k... - - - -_ _,~4-lfl - , __4 ,~ de .- . f ~L4_arl - _- - . ____ ___ ~~ - - of the records sto in the jail stairway area can't be disposed of as yet or must be kept for office nee&. 11111 _~ -_ - ___ _ - - place is inside the patrol ilontinued On Page $-Ai rnt"iee. arose, but after in Into the procedure for Ibese bkel bk _______________________________________________________________________________ 1 -. .. ___________ Il-. - . iQ . '--. •• '•. q -1 - p close Rosenwald. First they 10 a all-black ac school > Co near Allanwnte Springs. Tbefl they organized and shrred up a three.day black boycott of all schools In the county. V ' --- ~~ _1 .__ ~~ .__- _- lw~* ~_- ____ - over all those bicycles holding a saleand report to stacked out there because Proudfoot told the Board the Board. there is no other place to roblems of the storage Comrniss \'anhile put them" with the bicycles and other toner Dick Williams is And if the patrol deputies paring a list of criteria Proutifoot's suggestion to determine which county departments will be alloted . provided for storage as lding met with inquiries from wh ich P rior i ties -o' t'ommissloners concerning -,% Williams cited yesteruay p -s include state requirements ,A F., rovidin g Commissioner Mike 1. Space, aL needed to the . .. 1% most highly desirable. - 111.1ghs upper 80s to around 90. Lows Pround mid-60s. Winds variable to 10 mph or less, onshore breezes In the afternoon Complete iseather details J I.,tides on page SA. ___________________________ ~ 11 ..... - ) - - . printipats Next to the position of . 7 .,. I&, ,~To nuintv s Animal (ontrol program herald Correspondent Claud a Murphy reports on the council's action on Page . cor LINE ) ~ I -,_. , - IN The issue of storage space came to a head , I app [.ayer has inet various times Around tie Clock .4A Bridge............. 3B Cakndar Classified Comics . 313 Crossword Puzzle 4B I Dear Abby .8A by Frank Hill KIN5 7 .# Cfl,uiv',lPv . SHORT RIBS i - along the steps. "The need for storage of some 2OD-plus bicycles which are stacked inside the parking area. Jaikrs nr'eding to iiit. prisoners from the main cipal of Rosenwald may be one of those in contention for one of th two thl) created po'tIO'15 Rosenwald Principal Jesse Meuse is sure to be under consideration for one of the principal's positions If if Rosenwald is that might significantly change the picre5 About 13 lications have been received by school officials for the two slots And Animal Control Prograin Considered Index -, . ' I - . I ( I' _ . ____ i I untx he abl) Meanwhile, the Buffalo Sabrt c ended their drought with a win over the Fivers. See complete playoff results on Pane -------.-..- ~ ~ I I • u', 00 ~ ~ --A v=. by Howie Schneider -. I- -, Ili [fl%jj #A by Bob Thi.vn __ \,t,. - -'- I 11 I' xk ; .!I 1/1 fJ\ j - I __~_ .s .) \ . gj I- ij-_~ ~ L'3 EEK & MEEK II ___ N -I . r . ---- reach home because of the tires stacked to the ceiling imide the shower area. can't use the showers in tLeir muster room at the a - I c,, , ..ç ' , ~ - IL WMA940 ; '~_~; I -_ and second floors of the lock-up In case of fire can't use a stairway for an excape route because of record files and cartons of other equipment sitting Seininule County sert1f's deputies are dressing for work at home Other persons scheduled t Friday Umt the decision was appear at tonight's meeting will made, but officials were The fact that the U.S. Justice be wasting their time unless waiting until th,is week to forDepartment, as of this mor- Justice officials send their mally deliver the ruling. rdng, had not come through ruling later today. Layer said But then Keeley told The Herald's Washington sources " on Monday that the decision hadn (been made. Both Keelev • and Dougherty have been iorklngontheise Doughtrt) was out of town today, Keeley Two juvenile boys have been arrested in connectio $Alth the theft of a radio, tape playcr and stereo head phones at J. C. Penney's at Sanford PI,aza. Othcr police I .i tn.it i" ire co1ni!iN4 t Bob I lo)d s r'tiri'lup - !- I - __ - 1 LOY_ LOTLj, LLJLT' I QLR BLI5TER ) CCRRECT THAT BELIEVE I HEARD 80y'5 GOIN, 144PRESSiCti: HIM CA1.LIJ ON ,'ATs /•T - M , Ir'. [.I1 HOW ABOUT '"MAY5E 'T MORE 14 . - -- -- ByGl.ENNMcCASLAND AND MICK LOCIIRIDGE Herald StafI Writers 7 I % fitt--k4l ~ hoo1 Teachers Juveniles Arrested - I - -. '7i -_- - j. COFC ' OH. PEAR MYROSJ APrI' IPEA WHERE . .11 Harrell Says Jail Needs More Space For Storage Tonight's selection of two new Rosenwald Washington office of the Justice of principals will mean jobs for 44 closing teachers, School Supt. Bud Elementary will not affect the Department, told him he would get back with him later this hiring of the principals. Layer said today. "We've got to," I,ayer .s.aid, afternoon on that decision. I.ayer said 10 teachers will be, referring to the upcoming placed on cttinuing Bert Attorney U.S. and 34 selection at p.m. at Lyman Dougherty. who works for for the two schools DER POOL I "I r- - 01" O'JL'l SOUR WEPHEW M', O4 1. -Wor . ' t6 RewHire Coun fl S I by Bob Montana 01 L L.. F i.y1w . 1 EMBER WHAT IT VAS ! I -.1 %I 11 \ .% I I - ~ ; , - - THERE VAS SOMEThlw __,_~ I I VAS SUPPOSED TO 00 BEFORE VENT HOYLE ! - I1 I , .) communication is one of the most important aspects Supt. Bud Layer has directed Pelley not to approve but bargaining is give and take. It's a new ball SEA are "money" Items. of any during-school-hour bargaining sessions. right Pelley has no to of student-teacher relationships, Rosenthal, who said game." Layer's reasoning, like Pelley's, is dtat teachers needed good Coinmention "money," said SEA Rosenthal In turn told Pelley that -if you're of tr yin g Rosenthal a were hired to teach and cannot be spared from munication among teachers within the association trying to push us apart you're doing a good job I "onus" on the SEA and told Pe lley haven't seen 'good faith' bargaining on your part." and that communication ultimately will benefit the negoUators "shouldn't be meeting during school classroom activities. Yesterday's meeting became more pleasant educational system. hours" b I blows came during a ha f The towards the end, according to SEA team member "Good communication as long as somebody else discussion of Amclation and Teacher flights in Rosenthal's reasoning was that taxpayers are Bill Moore. pays for it," Pelley retorted. "You were hired to paying for members of Pelley's team to Meet which Pelley refused to allow SEA the use of school During the ,'more pleasant time," the two tearns teach, and we are not providing a cortununication buildings for meetings "during reasonable hours." during school hours while team. members were tentatively agreed that the SEA president nmy go system. hired for purposes other than collective on campuses for purposes of contract maintenance. Pelley also refused to spend School Board money "Principals were hired to communicate; you bargaining. For example, one Pelley team member But that may happen only wi th prior approval from for purchase of bulletin boards nor would he agree system's mall were hired to teach," Pelley added. That comment Rob Hughes, ls principal ata South Seminole achool. the principal of the school to be visited. If the Lhe use of the school That argumejA sterns from ft fact that Scbool prkwipW ftagmm SEA may uutitute a grievance. drew guffaws froca SF,A. ncgot.iatms who feel qmMce. Pelley sod almost all itenLs requested by 2D8 teachers await contract .1 ~. J t4 ~ e <==b I I I ,L. I L, ' ARCHIE ji._ ,-rn GE7 Fa95fFFZr At1ti / r..#ewvrI.J..... I Refused '- - contract &, C'- THEY' I TKAT RRO RAFZP.Cr. I e . U (rl " I ~ ('c-; JJiV (~~ J, by Dick Covolli v ,c TAVtS-1.' AA1 I Ir,,_. rIc.LA,vv / ) r / a snaW o $50,000 for paving projects in until July 4 because of a the park, $W,000 for fencing the in completing the paving of the COUNCILMAN more thar 0.0 2cree of thee park, read system aml p3rking lots. SWORN IN $20,000 for maintaining the park according to Ran I Continued on Page 6-A) lands, and the M.000 purchase with a ruling as promised on the Tom Keeley, an official L"i to WINTHROP PLAIN! would be "illegal." 28 members of the Society. s' __ .- - . -... L I I t --~, &-" -_ - aw4- ... )1 (ID 1,SCO\IER ~ -A " ''" I . 34 r- - - -_ I . 0 . 1~ I 10 '%% ,&~v (:, , "_ 1w would get in touch with later 10[fl -oun hich came to Tht. requests, immediately upon the Commission in a resolution Freeman, from the Zoological Society, titrliig the request for the included the County picking up county to pick tip the bank note. - I --5;- WHAT GOOD DOE-r-) ~ IT DO TO POUN~_~, c ~ ')) . _J1 ...:: . ) cx - `16 1 - ,-7- __ ~ _,` . 0 by Al Virni,., I(S70P I T! ' e __________ PRISCILLA'S POP P;ZISCILLA) N -- - ,,~, ,~ V_~M_ ~. .~ - ThINKIN&! . I T / , 1 I -----. ' ) Talks between the Seminole Education Association (SEA) and the School Board ground down to arguments over paternalism versus nonpaternalism during the major part of yesterday's more than four hour bargaining session. "Are you trying to punish us for exercising our rights to collective bargaining?" SEA chief negotiator Steve Rosenthal asked Harry Pelley, the school Board's main man at the bargaining table. Saying SEA wants it "both ways," Pelley told Rosenthal,"You don't like We paterrialiFgc syiftrn, pOFOOPW L 'I _11 1i ., - ) NOfl.1iPJo COMES 0Lrr II -%,--,,--L~,_ ~ 464~*Au-t__ - -'1 FENCE POSTS VOR J YM c Young r- by T. K. Ryan . ____ I * By ED PR1CKET Herald Stall Writer - • . ~ ___ __. - \ I Rr\U FOR . _t Pr ___ ? ~i Board Debate 'Paternalism'During Talks Session ... TUMBLEWEED O -___ Buildings, Mail, Bulletin Boards SEA '" ~ . . ~ Q / POWN OFF __.J1 I I.OITERIN&' it I L~ i ', ) $1 ___________________ _____ - % q ~', "I-..) X _J I SAE TIME 1OMMOROW? . CLU4KEgS REALLY USED CARS L.. D 'EST '\ GTTINJCI Mo.4E 10 REST.' , ,_ -7~ M-; ~_ ~-_-W~F__ --p &-- 'W! II AFMI I .. .,-, - S,w . -_ I I j ' I I!~~f I I I by Heimdahl __ & Stoffel BUGSBUNNY Use Of I FA Ms. C"S\, ,. - e .0 %j'..... .- Trudeau , % ., iI_ ". : -,; ,_ r .a 'z "I Alan flozon makes money pitch to Seminole County Commission 0 54MIN 1 I . .II A#W? _____ . C- / I .. ,'~ - I I /" - ) - . - .."4 "; 6AU4VirUS- AAWAM AtfTYT /il1T. , A ftliktn 11 ft r ( C~k ~ 1 -41 .' g In #, A 140I 6 , . --- \ Ir $ ,. C_.,- ~~ft "= tiaq . 4 4. -/ - 0 reception yesterday from the 11 __ ",~ ..- by Carry MWZ-W 0:aZRZV , AWY A Oaf ,W MMA .L , 11 book to 'Win at Bridge (c/a this A ff AT 77C . '~ - J ki - .1 I R* I~ ; Z HM SENSE TPAT WE LPPEP W,~XD! fl park lan(L-, at the Central considered and Commission I .. A. ______ 7A What is your ope-ung bid' Answer Tomorrow ç - ~II , ! r Ij '________ I . By Roger Bollen UNN' RUSINESS 000NESBURY DULL... --- -'Th , f f *'" "r easily b Just putting the nine and iO 6f spides to work. -e THE 3 I I I proves the rule about better late than never' ,.- I- I 1 , sornttirnt even lower cards S'uth' nnrm'ltPnh1'ni' is to play the king or queen of spades front dummy at trick one. East I i 4*P un-., S aues ByMICK t,0CHRIDGE esident Jim Ryan of five inore acres to be in. Society onLe, may be postponed again if at the park grounds,an official Herald Staff Writer noli County Corn with the Central Florida dti th.& tht i.,o ilflflUt x eluded in the park t According to Ryan, all the Opening of the Central mission doesn't pay $50,000 for Zoological Society said this opened until the paving is complete and that the Corn. requested monies are to be Florida Zoo, already po!tponed finishing a road paving project morning, mission is the only place Ryan spent on the county park lands ; can find which would be able to and not for the 21 acres of the 11A a ZOO. provide the funds. I I .I ] Conunissioners told Society I . --- '~ *KQ985vA2• h4 A 987 V hat do you do no A.- oubids1znotmp tfour UI tU / /'j . 64 I A 5 NT orkwxixrLiesltul by Art Scnsom fH BORN LOSL '' ~1 3 V Anyone can take a trick with C_,.4_,-- e I AP - [lass 4 ___ ) 3 * Pa ss --I-~ _- 7 ~ I . I - I~ 417 4 . Sest North last South 'I rI D) The 1 .14 CG Dble. I* I'ass I N 1. I's 2V I'JSS Pass Pass 4V i . ' -. May Be Delayed Again . Opening x'1 CRRD 1 10rKiA N ffaid . 1 f'"' , - ortn 'outfl %Uiflersw' %$est I ' _ good spades. He still loses two diamond tricks. but he has # A 872 k or k4EF--r *vou! -.., - I 00 Z FR1ENP,'S WITH HER? / 4MM R SMrn4'COME, LOO' tct5SN. ______ . play his ace. South ruffs, enters durnmi th athIrdtrumpand v K Q .1 9 7 ALLEY OOP Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cent3 I J 9762 SOUTH by Dave Grous THATS 67th Year, No. 234-Wednesday, May 21, 1975 IV, II Theer:anto ___________________ S.' ti._, I- An -1 ;4Q94 ! L=~, " South takes his ace, plays the rumPs k overtakes the queen with dumnd I d d m s F:%slini AAJ8754 Ab3 (L r _ t . .-(~- C1 spades at trick one. East wins a cheap trick with the Jack and shifts to that same king o 3) # 1053 , ~ leivil I - 1L- 7 - V r7 It, ( ), ft I 1 0 WIN AT BRIDGE _ II . 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'-. - - I . -• by PrankHill SHORT RIBS f CHECK, ' rr LOOKS i \T 671h Year, No. 232—Monday, May 19, 1975 LI HAVE YOLJ!jQ9 Sanford, Florida 32771—Prjce 10 Cents • County School Situation May Be Affected riwlltoo~ Chairrnon's' Resignation Causes Concern Locally By El) PRICKETT flerald Staff Writer . NOT MOVE QUITE, 1LL JUST The resignation of the chairman of thc Public Employes Relations Commission (PERC) in issee has some Seminole County officials scratching their heads and wondering just whicli direction the agency now will take, OUT,, Sn,1HEF \ XECUTION IN CH ESS. IS NO UP MYEXECUTION el; .) Carles Freeman, the agency's ft cha irman, ficials are watching Tallahassee to see Just what turned in his resignation last week. That effect Freeman's resignation will have on collective resignation became effective today, and his office bargaining. will remain vbcant until the governor appoints a For example, Harry Pell ey, th e School Board's successor, chief negotiator in Seminole County, new to And, since PERC is the state agency charged Tallahassee two days last week to try and assess with sett atg up guidelines for collective bargaining Freeman's resignation and to find out when PERC in Florida, both teachers' unions and school of- will hear a request from Pelley. OR~- Ft=Wl The request Pellrj seeks an answer to Is whether principals and their assistants are considered 'managerial" employes, or whether they.tnay form a unit for pirposes of baraIni gng with the School Board. That issue is so important here that the School Board is even considering a suit against PERC if the Commission says principal.i may bargain. Actually, PERC officials aeady have said principais may form unit, separate from teachers, and that specifically Is what Pelley is challenging. Pelley said this morn in g, however, that PERC may not hold "another hearing for a month" because of Freeman's resignation. And Pelley and (Continued On Page 2•A Wife Visits Sanford Area 0 -A . - - Jxi~ 4W,-A4&w -"-aM - TM. A rv. U-5 .-- - -. - r-' - 1WL r by Stoffel & Heimdahl BUGS BUNNY r L /ILL CARRY ON SIGN IN I FTURN FOR V t lll)~EEIAL REPAST ALISUT.' ---, , E'AD ,._, FOR - - ..4 - - husband's uncle, Tom Gordy, of Lake Mar) campalgningwith one %eekai of theGeorg i a Gov home with her seven-year-old mansion in January, he wasted no time in launching his campaign for the 1976 presidential election. Since then he has been In 3o states drumming up daughter, Amy. The Carters also have three grown sons, who will be joining the cam. t - Ar, il paign to obtain the Democratic presidential nomination for their Dad. With two grandmaf r his candirinp .'ide she can leave home His greatest asset ind i_ ' knowing Amy's well cared for. staunchest supporter Is his —uir Rosalynn and Jimmy were schoolmates in Plains and as ' from sh e wa s gradua monuis get seuieu DECK in Georgia Southwestern College the peaceful routine in their - C in 1946, he was graduating from little hometown of Plains. , the United States Naval (population 600) before she hit Academy. They were married the campaign trail on her own, )..-'th at summer and for the next on his behalf. / Herald Photographer Tom Vincent caught this group f YOUNGSTERS seven years, she traveled youngsters at play last week before the at. Mrs. Carter was in Sanford ternoon rains came and washed out the activity at Fort Mellon Park. around the world with her The Sanford area had its share Friday as part of her swing of later afternoon rains nearly every day last week, but husband while he was Lerving AT PLA Y not enough to dam pen the spirits of through Central Florida this youngste rs such as these. in the U.S. Navy. week. She was overnight guest In 1953, they returned to MRS_immy(ROSALYNN)CARTER Friday night with her Plalnsto open a mail fertilizer and seed business and Rasalynn managed the books while Senate JbWM did the manual Labor I NW ran their peanut farm. Mrs. Carter got her introducti into politics when to Senate in 2 and served for In 1970, she campaigned "icininole County Commission Chairman Sid Viblen entire state should be self-supporting and fee systems every day, all day, to get her the Florida Department of Law Enforcement(FDLE). Since no other 10callY operated crime labs are husband elected governor. Jr., continued his fight today to win at least a year's should be instituted to allow the facilities to pay for The request to the FDLE was made after it was funded by the state, Vthlen says there Is "Opposition" Jimmy concentrated on person. funding for the Sanford Crime Lab. themselves, discovered that funds were running out. The proposal in Tallahassee, tOPefSOfl campaigning. ,That Vihien said he's contacting State Senators John Vogt Also, Vogt said the way things look the lab here will waa made by Sheriff John Polk, but the FDLE was Is the greatest way to win. He and Ken Plante in an effort to convince them to fight be taken over by the state when present funds are Vthlen says the "problem is money" and that was not obligated to large unresponsive to suggestions that it operate the lab for at least a year's funding for the locally operated exhausted. That takeover could mean lower salaries legislators are attempting to be as tough as possible contributors as he did not have Vogt had no indication whether the Senate would crime lab. The facility already was voted a $450,000 for some employes in Sanford's lab because, Vogt concerning distribution of funds. back the House measure, but he spoke mainly in terms appropriation by members of the House. He decided more than t' says, salaries here in some cases are higher than those of Senate philosophy. Vihien, however, said he will go that he would make Of ficials have speculated that fun& — both federal Vogt, a Cocoa Beach Democrat, told The Herald that paid by the state, press Senate leaders to try and win Senate approval of for The White House and and county the Senate philosophy is that crime hats across the for the lab will be depleted sometime County officials fought to have the lab taken over by funds, Ge orgia governor can no around July 1. ucceed himself. When her husband was first elected governor, she said any I Act criticism of him bothered her, Commi but she soon became used to it. ssion lie told herI "It you don't think I N.,,, am doing the %tF best Job! -, Latest U.S. Defense • possibly can do, worry about it lk'partment Figures reveal R fi flI But if you think I am doing the I I that at least five U.S. very best job l can possibly do, servicemen were killed don't worry about it." So she when the freighter By MICK I.00HRIDGE the county. .1 didn t. Mayaguez and crew o lleraldStaff Writer The second hearing wi ll be . -. For the first three months, a 0 Americans as j_ be held consideration of compliance -s-' housekeeper A public hearing will supervised liberated from t. Cam— with the county utility TALLAHASSEE, Fla. c AP ope tion of at 4 p.m. tomorrow . ra th e while governor's last ILISL !,CCr%. r ..; -; I regulations reøardin&' Maitland ';;' — Marshes and la nes along the mansion, out Seminole Count) Commission after th at story, I'4IC upper reaches of the St Rosal)nn took over the ta considers adoption of an or- Utiliti es. considers task Other agenda items include a River are being destroyed by herself, overseeing the staff. dinance to create a street developmnts which are diverJimmy liked to bring home lighting district in the numbero reports from county the department heads. ting water away from them, the guests for dinner so they cooked Tanglewood sutxlivision in state Game and Fresh Water for persons for almst every Ill_i. southeast part of the county. - .. Fish Commission says. meal. At first she tried to pla n will be held in -. Commission Room 203 in the special menus, for all the The commission has adopted moie s County Courthouse. tars, foreign visitors, a resolution calling on the waArind L'r Clock war '. and Commjsiion ptiirlans that dropd in, fl ter nlaiugenient districts hi Bridge but she petitioned by the residents of decided that Southern '_4__ -Ise a plan for return of the tik nd.ir cooiing is special, too, and 5A the subdivision concerned with _ r-----.— water "as a management tool (Lsslfitd 4-511 installing stree t lights in the visitors enjoyed sampling gri ts Three committees of the for the restoration of fish and peach ice cream , Fried chicke n area. If the street lights are Greater Sanford Chamber of . ____ -___________ Comics .iidlife resources. and bar becue alter that. residents who Commerce will meet this week Crossword 611 installed the Puzzle Ill, • iw%C an a As Georgia's First Lady, she receive the service chamber office a1 iit'.eaopers iiuuuing building on .. the ,i. dir: ) ' Increase on their count)' tax bill Sanford Airport. Johns nood plain are blocking became interested in 'Menta l 1)r hiiiib 611 to pay for the lighting. The Ladi es Civic and Cornthe water and Wver(lng some of Health, something she plans to Editorial IA Bids on equipment for four munity Affairs Committee will _ it to the Gull of Mexico instead continue to work for. -_ Horoscope 611 new trucks for the County Fire hold additional discussions on She toured sta te 4intl private -of to the rh- er the commission -. - - DR3EST1ON! c* - III—I..71g I./JE J Ø) ( From Spouse By JANE tASSEl BERRY Herald Staff Writer "( - Fiti Boost Gets - I nc.. P- 7. 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L...L ...A • -- ---.------ �- 2A—Evening Herald Sanford, FL I Monday, May It, 1975 l ;li f — Human Torch Death AD NA71ON ____________ III uI, L DNJr ate 1" Beg in Debate ____ . l . ' . -, WASHINGTON (AP) Major bills on weapons and the energy cns1sarebefnreCongressthIsu'ek wiu me enae plans to cegin a "great debate" on U.S. defense and foreign policy. The Senate today was considering President Ford's request that Congress Lift its cutoff of U.S. military aid to Turkey. Congress cut off the aid effective last Feb. 5 because of Turkey's occupation of Cyprus, but Ford contends reswnption of the aid Is to bring pe of renewed Cyprus peace negotiations. In the aitermath of the end of U.S. Involvement In Vietnam arid Cambodia, a philosophically diverse mixture of senators including Sens. Edward M. Kennedy, D. Mass., and Barry M. Goldwater, R.Ariz., will lead what they call the "great debate" on whether America should N L,e W tkkiic alld lutgii pullcy and how. • - 1- ...... ... — ___ ___________ -- ••.. _ ____ ______ .• -'-.. .. ._.. - .. . - -. ding , By Deputies 1lBy BOB LLOYD Writer 7 .4 --i. Sen I' Probed )f . '!I1I 'Pu, said the jail. Further Investigation Palance Co, 40, of 12 Hlbisu.s time to be suicide " that Bonnie Dr., Maitland, died three hours woman apparently went to the today revealed after boaters saw smoke or. boat ramp location In a car, got Statten Brown reportedly 1.. shore and heard screams about out and doused her clothing resides at Lake Mary and not 12'30 p.m. with gasoline and set it afire, the Sanford address previously . 14 reported. Deputy Donald Dreggors said b Sanford po!1c: are in. &9-year.old Norman Riddell of Sai4fuJMan Shot -r vestigating the reported theft of Forest City reported he was In a 'I dtizens band radio from boat on Lake Brantley when he Deputies reported a 5yeara _____________ r _______________ _____________ parked at the Plnecrest in the an auto man was shot notice a cloud of black smoke old Sanford . : tary School park lot, Elemen and heard screams. Riddell left leg during a weekend iI Sanford. Alvin Willis, went to the boat ram p at disturbance on Sou th west Road 77th St., . ._.. , reported the / Hickory Drive and found Ms. Co at 18th St. John II. hogan Sr., of Lake Monr oe with her clothing afire and 50, 1116 E, 111h St., WIS thtft. Police said today that hy an unidentif ied ." burned over hcr entire body. 0 Seminole County Fire man weilding a hanun, of- weekend burglars entered Cut ' f.'-.:" :.: •l-.it,.. Protest ___________ Department rescue units fcers said, and was treated nt Rate [Jquors, Southwest Road I L j responded and the woman was Seminole Memorial Hospital. and 20th St., Sa nf ord, by a r., U- *%,n (U... 4 fl, 'Ii... fl.4m..4 CG..*0. ,wlII lA. uw~ . _____________________ V £&4IJ, J&uu (4a LI.,. — _________________ _______________ ru!hed to Florida HospitRi No nrrst.s had been made in window and broke into vending I L. - - - _- t."_ the respect of its friends and receive the abuse of its machines. Listed as missing North, Altamonte Springs, by the case this moming. enemies if it re-establishes tie3 with Cuba, a convention of ___________________ __________________________ ambulance. Officials said she A 30-year-old woman from the business was *75 cash,Cuban exiles from midwestern states has declared. suffered third-degree burns arrested by deputies early 200 packs of cigarettes and a The Cuban Federation of the Midwest, which claims to Michael Wangler, seventh grader at Tuskawilla Middle School, YOUNG over her entire body. Saturday on a host of traffic quantity of beer. represent about 3,000 Cubans in Kentucky, Indlani and explains two-digit divider h entered in the All School Fair to Sheriff's Capt. L. J. Kris said violations listed a 1506 Principal Owen McCarron. (Herald Photo by EMs Nichols) Ohio, urged Americans to reject diplomatic recognition of INVENTOR Outboard Motor Mliuslng today that the woman's human Mellonvilie Ave., Sanford, adPremier Fidel Castro' regime. . torch death "appears at this dress when booked at county American will gain nothing by granting recognition, Sherifrs deputies reportea said Dr. Isidore J. Amigo, a refugee who now lives in that Robert L. Thompson , (leveland. reported that a 1425 outboard motor was taken from a garage Opens at 1925 E. Hampton Circle, Winter Park, and Maria L DURHAM, N.C. (AP) A space exhibit termed the McCluskey reported $240 in best in the countryb been opened by the NorthCarollna Ce jewelry, a radio and tape player Museum of Life and Science. was missing after a burglary at The exhibit shows America's space program from its Valley Forge Apartments, A series of recommendations Gramkow, Sanford-based mission will consider the Queen. earliest days. It Includes the burned and scorched Apollo 4 the mayor's office will cern- Altamonte Springs. spacecraft. for expansion of cemetery funeral home directors, resignation of John M. FitsOther business will include an plete the agenda. Deputy R. S. Morton reported Astronaut Charles Duke Jr., the IM mw to set foot on space will highlight what outlining location of land which patrick from the Sanford updating of the tank farm a door was pried open at Doc's the moon, cut the ribbon at opening ceremonies Saturday. promises to be an otherwise could be developed for new Airport Authority and the construction project; reports on Hickory House Restaurant, He said the exhibit was "quite remarkable" and "one of brief session of Sanford City cemetery space will be read to reappointment of Samuel the insurance advisory cornU.S. 17-92 and Spartan Drive, the finest" he had sm. Commission at 4 p.m. today In the Commission for Its eon- Wright to the Sanford Housing mittee and an Industrial and $110 taken from vending CASSELBERRY— CouncThe exhibit, which has something from nearly city hail. sideration. Authority. Wright's term of development meeting. machines plus a quantity of Umn John Zac request for Apollo mission, also has one of the four lunar excursion A letter from Robert I. Brisson and Gramkow's office expires tomorrow. $200 for to Vietnam refugees modules (IEM) Brisson and William L. suggestions are in response to a tops the agenda for this city's Deputy S. A. Walthers report by City Manager W.E. 7:30 meeting tonight at City reported burglars entered th "Pete" Knowles that "city Kunalba Inc., building at 1399 cemetery spaces are continuing Ratification of a lease With WINTER SPRINGS A Although fellow council W. 511-434, Longwood, over the to be purchased and the city can the Standard System Cor. public hearing on proposed members have indicated no weekend and removed aplook to a future shortage of poratlon is scheduled tonight Ordinan ce proximately $3,000 in office 119 regulating money will be forthcoming, a machines from an accountant's land." when the Seminole County Port construction of streets and resolution welcoming the The funeral home directors Authority (SCOPA) meets at 8 sidewalks will be held tonight ln refugees here Is expected. office. will report that property along p.m. conjunction with the :30 p.m. Extensive vandalism was Al for discussion state road 46A, west of the city, The lease agreement tops a City Cow1 meeting, List- Now reported at IL T. Milwee Middle city's degree of participation could be purchased for long agenda which includes a School, 511-427, Longwood, The amendment to the Fence U county's drainage WASHINGTON (AP) "Well, we indicated at the crew was later released and cemetery development, report on the status of a new City where glass was kicked out of a Ordinance will be up for a program. At present, American casualties In - The time that we were withdrawing picked up by a U.S. Navy ship The Commission will also budget for operation of Window and doors and offices Engineer Ken Ellers has been Mayaguez rescue were sub- from the island that initially while the ground and air attack hear a request from Seminole authority and a meeting with second reading. teacher's lounge ranand the Instructed to attend but not to stantlally higher than originally there had been a number of was still underway. Bakery Products Inc., for a 12- Seminole County Sheriff's Back on the agenda again tbis participate. That Instruction sacked. repor'd and now stand at five choppers that had been downed, The Marines met heavy Fe- month extension on paving of Department officials regarding week will Deputies said at least two be city employes' may be amended to allow dead, 16 missing and between 70 that we were running a muster sistance when they stormed Laurel Ave., and consider a new jail facility at the port.. working hocus and acceptance Ellers to participate fully person are believed to have and 80 wounded, on board the ships in order to onto Koh Tang in search of the condemna tion proceedings of Jim Ryan, administrator for of recommendations of the also vandalized numerous meetings. The new casualty figures assess what had crew. Schlesinger denied that property located at 716 Hickory SCOPA, said the authority will Planning Commiss — reason student lockers, scattering ion regart't from th, air, ground and sea damage. an intelligence error led to the Ave., owned by C.B. Franklin, also receive reports from its dLn Planning Jurlsdict!on of Ucipated fullyhe up to now Ii contenta wet' a wide area. operation in the Gull of 'fl. decision to scnd Marines to Kob with a 90-day notice time attor ney concerning the pen- areas adjoining the city because of the ci Edward 0. High reported "We attempted to get out ty's fear of WW were disclosed Sunday Tang alter the Mayaguez crew- recommended by the housing ding C.SS1. bankruptcy suit boundaries, three televisions, stereo double taxa tion, Defe nse Secretary James 11. results as they became clear, men already had been removed code inspector, and legal actirn regarding Fire hydrants and their equipment, a shotgun and a Schlesinger. On Friday, the after notification of iie*t by their captors In other action, the Corn- ownership of the Paddie wheel maintenance and Reins under pistol, valued at $Z500, plus $63 Pentagon put preliminary "We did not know whether or cash was missing alter a 41 casualty figures at one Marine The casualties were suffered not the crew in its entirety or burglary at 3486 Astoria Ct., killed, wounded and 13 Ma- Wednesday night (Eastern even In part had been removed Eastbrook, according to a rines and airmen missing. time) when Marines Landed on from the island" and "we 1 report filed by deputy John . Schlesinger said the five the island of Koh Tang off the therefore felt it essential to 1 Thorpe. servicemen killed were three Cambodian coast in the mistak- seize the island," Schlesinger Deputies today were also Marines and two airmen. said. en belief that the ship's 39 investigating the reported theft higher estimate of the wounded crew was being held there. At one point, the United of $200 cash from the Pizza Hut Includes "all sorts of minor States seriously considered usIt later was disclosed that at 2607 N. Semoran Blvd., south 'II (Continued From Page 1-A) wounds," Schlesinger said on crew had been put on a fishing tag B52 bombing raids on Cam• Seminole, according to sheriff's ABC-TV's "Issues and An- boat and taken to the mainland bodia as part of the rescue efdesign and her husband's reports -- ' - swera." port of Korn Pong Son and and a fort, but then decided on the signature on it. She revealed ;.: • r:..,.. '.:.-..• --Askedaboutthedelaylnde- nearby Island after the May. Marinelandlngwi th aircover f that similar scarves were giver. Altamonte Springs termining the casualty toll, aguez was seized Monday by a and support from the aircraft / - • •. "'• • to the volunteers who served as -. . Schlesinger said: Cambodian naval vessel. The carrier Coral Sea. ' hostesses in the governor's i; . A 36-year-old Texas man is U.S. jets sank several Camrnamion. •: shaking his head in bewilder-. bodian gunboats and fired on Little gold peanut pins and tie ment is morning, X. th wondering others In the Gull of Thailand tacks are also worn by the how a thief managed to get in Wednesday. Later, the Jets Carters and their campaign his motel room last night and stagedairstrlkesonthe Camworkers. make off with his watch and bodian mainland after the MayHer hobbies are cooking, wa llet, agnes crew was surrendered ..::::. sewIngandgardenlng, although -A_-p--:- .,r-_5w1, John 13. Summit told police Schlesinger said the she admits her husband is away bandit managed to sneak In How will the awards go? The mainland attack was designed LOS ANGELES (AP) The so much lately, she usually ba3 his room through a window • .,.,,4... threat of a boycott by dl- Emmies are even more difficult to support the Marincs who still only herself and Amy to cook whkhIocics only from the inside rectors and writers pas'ed, to predict than the Oscar,, were in action on Koh Tang. He -. . for, • :: and took his watch valued at the tele vision i ndustry was since the TV awards are not said a four th wave of the attack The Carters are members of iSO and $100 in cash. reidy for its biggest night of the voted by the Academy mem- was cancelled. 1 the Plai ns Baptist Church. Summit did say that Schlesinger said the U.S. ebershlp but by blue-ribbon Cornyear the Emmy awards. "We plan to wor k ha rd and some time during th e night he sponse to the ship seizure "disThe stars and series makers mittees. . win," says Mrs. Carter, who saw a "flicker of light" In his Usually the number o iiuird. pels ny U!'.sbns about Airtrg thei' t ti Hoywood -• shares her husband's optimism. room, but thought he was Paladium for the 77th ann ua l nations are a good barome ter, ica in the post-Vietnam pen- • "I think when people are so dreaming. awards outpouring • . •--• a mm- hence "QB VII" Is an automatic od.... I think that they will disillusioned wi th politics they -- - -imum of 63 Eminies to be con favori te. The ABC-Columbia consequently bring others to need to know the character and • • - ferrets during the two-hour-plus Television six-hour [din a bo ut a recognize that our co rn f amily of the candidate more ..-extravaganza. Katherine libel trial drew the most norni- mitmentselsewhere will be ob. ________ than the Issues." ,: served." Hepburn, Laurence Olivier, nations 13. Doing his campaigning on the Among the series, "&,5ft" Asked what the United most of the other nominees are personal level, she feels, gives ; Retiring recently from the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad were expected to be In the audience, was the leader with 11, followed would do if South Korea was at. GOING Jimmy the advantage 1 of crew clerks'CecH Sheppard (left) after 49',, years and As in previous years. th e by "The Mary Tyler Moore tacked, Schlesinger said the CW1 H.D. learning what the problems are 'FM) ride cheaper Whldden (right) after almost 35 years, shown with gene ral FISHING wws pru-Jw.xn. tried to elimi- Shi' with 9. Two winners of United States "would take more foreman F.P. Dunn. Sheppard holds fishing equipment presented and what the people want and than one. nate acceptance speeches by yesteryear, "All in the Family" vigorous action than we were te something she as a retirement gut. and 'ihe Wimllons," cuid man- Inclined to take during much of disetors, wItcrs and ot her thinks a lot of politicians have • the Vietnamese war." age only four apiece. -performers. nae tiottea race is in the Cat Plivtably, tie Dirttorn A PubLc irw'ca 01 Thu Nwsppsv &TM 4v.isng Council and Writers guilds rebelled and egory of lead actress In a ape•• .L..t -a s o — I% Allk c — . -. .., —" . _______ ___ '—.--- . 1%1t--_-"•,_ .,, ;rowvjed ____ -- -•- —• =. Cuban Exiles - Space Exhibit ry Expansion e te On tgenda - ö Casselberry Winter Springs SCOPA American Casualty Five Dead e - I .- -? '- .' 6 Mrs. Carter - it Aids Spouse l~ ,~ ,~ ,~ ~ ~ l~ :il~ i~ I Seven Killed In State '•i 4z.'4 In Campaign The - .,, \L ,-,.. - -c... •- • Troubles Over, Awaited Emmies • •::- ,, -:-: . ' ... ..-- . TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) are washing away. Charlotte because it is i'nviron The General Development Jay Landers, director of the mentally unsound. Corp. wants the Cabinet to go on Internal Improvement Trust "If they are trying to turn it to record against a seawall on the Fund, says he doesn't intend to their legal advantage, that's Myakka River in Charlotte help General Development but their business," Landers said. County so the firm can protect has recommended that the Cab- "We're not worried about their itself from buyers whose lots imiet reject the seawall for Port legal problems." - 4 ' . - LA. ' WE RESERVE ~miiiiinmam = l v THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES 111 41 -- I. - ilI L -' __ - Children in Shirley von's square dance class get in their usual quota of fun and exercise Saturday at Hopper Elementary School. The kids danced from Z to 4 In the afternoon with Ms. You calling. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU S-il Final Spending Debate PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Hwy. 17-92 at 27th St. Next to A&P Gets Started In Senate TA!iA1ItSEE, Via. (AP) iiioiittis. As the Senate prepared for Senate leaders hope to finish final debate today its $4.47 work on their appropriations billion spending bill, the bill and send it to a House-Senstate Revenue Department ate conference committee to released more gloomy figures settle differences. on state income. — RUTH I'll meet you at DEAN'S CAREER APPAREL tt'I I 110(1 So of Do Track Rd, PIN Hy I?-i. CItrIby I)4ti -a— The department sales tax collections for April totaled $105.6 million, $4.4 million less than in April, 1974. The department's total collections for the first 10 months of fiscal 1974-75 were $1.69 billion, down $21.3 billion from the previous year. Jay Yelton, state economist, said the sales tax collections through April were about $5 million below the estimate used In preparing state spending plans, but early figures indicated the collection would bounce back in May. MAALOX9 Q4 . .. 77~ ~ "...." 1., 1. I ~_-~ . 'I--I ... 1_-. IZF i~~;:i_l:~~-_ 1 10ft'm l2 oz. ;.. A "My girl was embarrassed that I was doing an ad saying Safeco saved me $50 on car insurance. Bud l feel sogoodaboutit, I'm doing it anyway:' You can smile when you're with Safeco. Total general revenue collections were running about $13 million below estimate, but part of that was a result of transfer of $6.2 million In racing tax money in May instead of April and later than expected payments of intangible taxes, Yelton said. With three weeks remaining In the 1975 session, the only essential business remaining before the legislature appeared to be the appropriations bill, scheduled for afternoon Senate debate, and final approval of conference committee reports on bills to reorganize environmental and social-service agencies. a i.o* Ia ~ I ,,, 1 " 2417 S. French Ave. Sanford, Fla. 32771 1fU SS I 322-0285 831-9774 Lawmakers are trying to end the 60-day session on May 30, a week early, and go home for 10 . INSURANCE AGENCY MtIAL OF JOHNSON'S DECORATIVE DUST PAN 88c STEP SAVER r.—I - , _~~- ' — ............................... ..-•' ... . .- . -. •. .••' - . ' •• _______ _________________ - *t At -- ----•• the Academy capitulated. This year's show puts the accent on femininity, with a paprnc..c rade of replacing the usual gag-ridden comedians. The h tess's: Lucille Ball, Carol Burnett, Mary Tyler Moore, Beatrice Arthur, Jean Stapleton, Cher, Teresa Graves, Michael Learned Karen Valentine and Susan Stnt Jari jj,pç Unjike am Oscars, which have been weak In performances by actresses, the Emmle have five r .rkabe performances to chow from: Jill clayburgh, "Hust!lng"; Ellisbeth Mont g omery, "The Legend of Little Borden"; Diana RIgg, "In This House o' Maureen Stapleton, "The Queen of The Stardust Ballroom"; Katharine Hepburn, "Love Among the Ruins." BrCde"; — ft 1W 0 IIIlaIIJ IN (Continued From Page 1-A) the School Board are anxious to see what PERC's position will be concerning Pefley's stipulation that principals are "management" and as such cannot enter Into collective bargaining. In some states, principals, like teachers, form units and bargain with School Boards. Also cuncernedover the resignation ffe teachers' (*lanhZaUofls that are presently engaged In negotiations with school of ficials. For instance, In - .UfIIiI3 IIUVI Seminole, the Seminole Education Association is prei4 n*gotiatIng a 75-page master contract proposal "We're concerned; you have to be," SEA Executive Director Gene Grooms said. Grooms said his understanding was that Freeman stepped down because he "couldn't get his funds." And with PERC already beselged with req.nests like Pefleys from officials across the entire state, the loss of its chairman can do little to enhance collective bargaining. - - fr. I IJTHCIUI5 Seminole's School Board was set to sue the Commission, but is holding off until a ruling Is banded down on Pefley's request. Whatever the Commission decides will have dramatic urnplications statewide because the issue Is as vibrant in other counties as In Seminole. Pelley said officials have received no official word as to the exact cause of Freeman's stepping down, but governmental sources say the ;egislature's reerUon of his total budget request may have prompted that decision, Mn71_'t#M A*_ i WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) A prisoner at the Loxahatchee Road Prison near West Palm Beach was reported in good condition today after being shot in the leg by a corrections officer, a state prison spokesman says. Moses Jones, 33, serving a 10-year sentence for assault during a robbery in St. Lode County, was shot when he became unruly and threatening after apparently drinking homemade liquor, the spokesman said. According to the official report, officer Raymond T. Beiro tried to put 'tones In a segregated cell but the prisoner threatened the guard, who then shot him in sell defense. - a k _t ` - Prisoner Shot By Guard . Dou* up, Amrkd, 48 or. LIST 2.50 %U 46 % 0 U.S. MADE PLASTIC COATED ... to ----:.r --- r .- To Oppose River Seawall / - By The Associated Press Rain-slickened highways contributed to the deaths of three of the seven persons who lost their lives In weekend traffic accidents In the state, the Florida Highway Patrol says. Raymond Phillip Rothfeldt, 32, of Okeechobee died while pinned beneath his car after it ran off State Road 70, 23 miles west of Fort Pierce, during a shower late Saturday, troopers said. Jessie Roger Bell, 49, of Okeechobee, was killed Saturday when his car went out of control during a rain and collided head-on with another car on U.S. 27 In Palm Beach County, the troopers said. And L.J. Wilkerson, 49, of Bronson, died late Friday when his car went off rain-slick State Road 349 in Levy County, returned to the road and flipped over twice, the troopers added. - Monday, May is, 173-3A - i': — — t I' SQUARE DANCERS START YOUNG GAINESVILLE, Fla, (AP) University of Florida students are learning that it doesn't take a lot of land to save on grocery money. Just a bit of work. Del and Nancy Dunn, who rent a 15-by-20400t plot on a two-acre mini-farm run by the College of Agriculture, figure they are saving more than $200 a year In food costs for themselves and daughter Leigh. "We've planted corn, squash, tomatoes, eggplant, beans, and cabbage, all surrounded by a circle of marigolds," Dunn said. He explained the marigolds "are there to prevent Insects from invading the other plants that way we don't have to use pesticides." He learned through a t.rochure that bugs don't like marigolds. "We furnish everything but the seeds for $6 per plot per season," said Paul Landrum of Miami, president of the Studcnt Agricultural Council that directs the program. "All rental revenue goes directly back into the program." - ': ., 1. • Mini-Form Saves Money -- I - *k WES'F PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — A paralyzed dentist and his wife have been awarded $1.6 million in damages from a Lake Worth neurosurgeon who operated on him. The verdict Saturday by a six-member jury was against Dr. John K. Schwab. Schwab's mouth dropped open in apparent amazement as the award was announced. The Jury awarded 11,325,000 to Dr. Leonard Tolley and $360,000 to his wife, Elsa, after a two-week trial, 28 wItflCSSeS and eight hours of deliberation. Tolley was injured in an automobile acident Dec. 24, 1972, which left him partially paralyzed, according to testimony. Dr. Schwab performed spinal surgery on the injured dentist on Jan. 12, 1973. After the surgery, Tolley was a quadraplegic, unable to use his arms or legs and unable to control bladder and bowel movements, testimony showed. The case apparently hinged on whether Tolley could have improved without the surgery. There was conflicting medical testimony. Among the witnesses was Dr. Bernard Siwnan, professor of neurosurgery at Howard University in Washington, D.C. "If you leave him alone, you've got better than 50 per cent chance of him doing better," Dr. Susman said. "11 you don't operate there's a zero per cent chance of him getting worse. If you operate, there's a 65 per cent chance that he'll get worse and only about 30 per cent chance of him getting better." r2tzt.-rr- .- -z - Developer Asks Cabinet - " i; bs(3il Grants $1.6 Million --r_- - For Fear Of Being Killed Jury Area Councils, SCOPA To Meet m • TttZ.t .t;t- E vening Herald, Sanford, Ft. I #L '1's- tt±ff.r:r - - .c• a...a.. .. - • - - ... . — - _- - UVIV%1&VC5 IU 1UUId -. I -.*,(... - .-.. ii . I3USIINEIJA, Fla. (AP) The "Wild Man of Green Swamp" says he hid in the wllth of Ceitral Florida nearly eight niiontlsa because he was afraid he would be killed. "He was afraid someone would kill him if he returned to Tampa so he remained hidden In the woods," said interpreter David J. Chen of the grimy, frightened Chinese tracked clown over the weekend by a sheriff's posse. The man survived in the wilds by eating raw armadillo, snakes and turtles as well as corn, fruit and canned goods stolen from nearby farmhouses, officers said. Sur:ster lounty officers he is believed to be Tunnel Hu, a Tiawanese seaman missing from a Tampa hospital. But the man insisted through interpreters that his name is Wu Chang Tong, although he is from a southern Tiawan village, Chiou-kul Aw Lain. Investigator Ron Elliott said inquiries were being made with t oe Chinese consulate in Atlanta, a shipping agent in linipt, and U S immigration authorities. 1k' said a passport was expected today from Taiwan to confirm the Identity. . .I".' I I 'Wild Man' Hid In Swamp •6 1 I., ''.: Sheriff's Investigators today were still probing the fiery death Saturday of a 40-year-old Maitland woman found with her 'lothing ablaze on a boat ramp at Forest City. . FLORIDA IN BRIEF - - j ; - I . - - - '-I _X PLAYING CARDS o 99 OPEN DAILY 99, SUNDAY 10.7 - I.'It.4j, . , Southern Boli r ________ �- --,----.----.~--.,.!--~----~---:.,....- I- , ~—;-~----- -F-_~---- ------ __ Around The Clock Evening E1104MM having spent almost two years in the hustle and bustle of an area like Manatee, Sarasota and Hillsborough counties, a person enjoys a smaller community much more than one might think. And so it was yesterday th.tt living In a town like Sanford became a pleasure. It came about on a Sunday afternoon drive around the community as the writer learned a great deal about the city and its residents. It was the first real drive in the six months we have lived in Sanford. The day was a typical Sunday, bright and warm, but not too warm. The old bus was running like a top and there wasn't an much traffic as some Sun.. days, so we could drive slower and enjoy the scenery more. The first stop wasLake Monroe, then over to the old Central Florida Zoo. As we walked around, it became apparent that the people who were doing the same weren't like the "big city" types to the south. They After MO N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 30-3fl.2611 or 831.9993 Monday, May 4A 19, 1975- Publisher \V1l.IJAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor lOHERT C. MARKEY. Advertising Director WAYNE D. DOYLE, cvnts; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; fh'me Delivery: Florida same as home delivery. All In Year, $28.40. By Mail: other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $324i. Week, 55 Automobile Tax Way Off Target spoke without rcaliziruz that they were The House Ways and Means Committee wants to levy a special excise tax on new cars that do not meet a federal standard on fuel economy. The idea is to discourage automobile manufacturers from producing high fuel consumers and to discourage thei r customers from buying them in line with the nation's need to hold hack on consumption of petroleum. The committee has given tentative approval to a plan that would impose the tax on the sale of cars beginning with the 178 model year. Cars that get less than 18 miles per gallon would oe SUDJect, to we tax the first year but the minimum standard would rise to 20 miles per gallon by 1980. The tax would add as much as five per cent to the cost of cars that fall farthest below the standard. Congress needs to remember that what it is trying to do is reduce the demand for fuel, not the demand for automobiles. Both the Administration and Congress seem to be moving toward a consensus on raising gasoline prices for the sake f fuel conservation, either through new taxes or decontrol of petroleum prices, or both. Increases in gasoline prices since 1973 already have shown that this strategy can affect American driving habits. To take the furth er step of adding an energy tax to the price of automobiles would be superfluous and would only aggravate Detroit's problem of recovering from the slump which hit the auto industry last year. U.S. automakers have already committed th emselves to hchieving a 40 per cent improvement in fuel economy for their full line of cars between now and 1980. They have invested billions in design work and retooling for a new generation of cars. They have seen that their survival depends on recapturing that significant portion of the U.S. market which they yielded by default to foreign manufacturers who got a head start in producing more economical cars for sale in countries where gasoline is expensive. This was underscored by the report that sales of American-made cars were off 26 per cent in April compared to a year earlier, while sales of Imports were up 20 per cent. A special tax on cars that get fewer miles per gallon is hardly needed as an inducement for Detroit to put more emphasis on fuel economy. The inducement is coming from the marketplace itself, and it will be even greater as the price of gasoline increases. The "fullsize" car has a place in that marketplace, both because some people need them. One out of four U.S. families have live or more persons, and the cause of energy conservation will not be served by making It more expensive for such families to buy the kind of car they need. Fuel is where the problem lies, and an energy policy emphasing the real value of gasoline in world that is slowly running out of it will cause motorists to use it sparingly — regardless of what kind of car they drive or how many miles it gets to the gallon. 04 Washington has ruled that the Consumer A Product safety commission has the authority to ban cigarettes with a high content of tor If it concludes they are a substance."misputscigaretlesinthesamecias$ashandgufl bullets, another target of the commission, and with their old reputation as coffin nails, maybe that's where they belong. it Congress may find It created a sweeping power over traffic in gate the If cigarettes are guilty, substances it tobacco is suspect, too, and Congress may wind up with a than votes to tobacco farmers every year ruling that the subsidies it are not only hazardous to the federal budget but to the Public health as well. federal judge In Frankenstein problem when consumer commission might deem hazardous. ___ _____ ____ ,, S • WSIS______4' BERRY'S WORLD II ii w... friendly. Driving down 17-92 south we passed a Sanford pollee car and waved at the officer. Lo, he waved back. Another surprise for an old -big city" dweller. We drove around Seminole Junior College and through Lake Mary, just looking as we rolled along. It was pleasant and uncrowded after becoming accustomed to the bumper-tobumper traffic of U.S. 41 from Bradenton to Sarasota. Returning to Sanford, the old bus was directed along Airport Blvd., then back to the downtown area, passing Semincle Memorial Hospital, Sanford Navr,t Academy, the baseball fields at Ft. MeLt..., and back to the Marina. We stopped to watch softball games in r-_ Returning home refreshed and slightly surprised at finding things like well-used parks and playgrounds, picnic areas, the zoo, good fishing spots and such within a short distance from the center of town, tis writer decided Sanford is a pretty good place after all. It's much easier for those who live in the community most of their Lives to find reason to complain. A new pair of eyes can find — both the good and the bad many times much quicker than the people accustomed to seeing the same things daily. A promist was made, mentally, that the next time this writer attends a City Council meeting to let those five gentlemen know that there's a darn sight more good to Sanford and sourroundlng area than bad. And if everyone 'vill take the time for a Sunday drive without closing their eyes, they'll agree. U.S. Considered Using B52 Bombers. 'H' - • ) By The Press and seven other foreigners de. Koreans and 200 Filipinos who distributed 1,100 tons of rice to called their ambassador from exchange goods. Thailand today accepted a Capt. Miller and members of tamed by students in the town a wanted to be evacuated by L& more than 220,000 persons. Washington because U.S. Manote from the U.S. government his crew said the U.S. Marines Savannakhet radioed the U.S. forces on April 28-30 The new government also an- rines and planes wer' sent left expressing regret for the un- who were landed on an Island Embassy in Vientiane they behind. Most of them arrived at nounced the liberation of all p0- without Thai permission from Sappers Defuse Bomb authorized use of Thai bases to off the Cambodian coast to res- were safe and well. Laotian the American Embassy too late litical prisoners from Con Son bases In Thailand to rescue the attack Cambodia and recover cue them were put ashore on government officials were because sufficient notice was prison Island. Mayaguez and her crew. the freighter Mayaguez. In Crowded Jerusalem the wrong island. Miller said he negotiating with the students not given of the evacuation The U.S. letter did not use the Thailand's acceptance of The U.S. government revised and the crew were on Rang San who took over the town on word "apologize," but Thai official said. U.S. letter of regret defused a By The Associated Press the American toll In the May. Le'n while the Marines landed Wednesday and ordered the Saigon radio said there was crisis between the United States Foreign Minister Chatichai Sappers defused a bomb in a paint can ii a crowded aguez operation sharply up- on Koh Tang, about 25 miles foreigners to remain in their some starvation in the it was acceptSouth and its last ally on the Southeast Choonliavan said area of Jerusalem today near the Jaffa Gate. It was the ward, announcing that five men away. A Pernagua aposesman homes. it reaffirmed U.S. Vimesc c;piLi1 becauu mainland. 16th bomb incident reported In Israel and the occupied were k illed, 16 were missing confirmed the wrong-island An Lnternaticnal reli ef official the infl ux of refugees before th°'e Asian respect for Thai sovereignly territories in the past week, and 70 to 80 were wounded. But landing. in Saigon reported that about Communists occupied tl,e city. The Thais had demanded an and indicated such an incident The Israeli military command announced that a border the captain of the Mayaguez, In Laos, a dozen Americans two dozen AmerIcans, 150 South But it said the ne government potogy by Tuesday and to- would not recur. Patrol k'.ot and cMct '.i 1sr '. ;flI') sYippthg through the O1rte5 O in SingChatichai sent a note to 100 barbed wire fence along the Lebanese border. A apore that seven dead Marines st"nt demonstrators at the spokesman said it was not known If the Arab was conPrefers Florida To Canada were already "on ice" when he U.S. Embassy asking them to nected with the Increased terrorism, was brought aboard the tiedisperse. The foreign minister stroyer WiLson. I said his government still in-AseniorAmericanolflclalreBahamian Politician Killed V tends to call home its ambass&Wan ported that the Ford adminisdor from Washington but only NASSAU, Bahamas (AP) - Island pollee are searching tratlon seriously considered usfor a short period while the for two men who shot arxi killed Alfree Butler, leader of Ing B52 bombers against CamEGtJN AIR FORCE BASE, neer in Montreal for the past 10 jetliner, which picked up continuing to Canada, Thanh government reviews economic the People's Democratic Party, during a robbery atlxidia. The official said no one In Fla. (AP) - "1 would have years. another 161 refugees at Fort threw up his hand in a salute and military agreements with tempt. the administration wanted to preferred to stay in the U.S., Mheboarded the Air Canada Chaffee in Arkansas before and said, "Your air force, the United States. Authorities said Butler. 38, !lenehy's Food use the big bombers, but such right in Florida," says one of 35 they 're No. 1 all the time." Store, owned by a friend, when two armed men entered action was a real possibility, Vietnamese refugees on the Eight other refugees took a The student demonstrators th e store late Sa turda y and demanded cash. me Mayaguez left Singapore way to new homes with relacommercial (light later Sunday burned effigies of Uncle Sam Butler's frie nd , who was not identified, lock ed herself in today for Hong Kong. The sh ip's tives ir' Canada. in Canada. from F.lin .;nIS'crtry"'".e A. a small room at the ear of the store when (lie men en. owner denied a charge by "It's been nice here," Lt. Col. Kis singer. But Premier Kukrlt Murray Oppertahauser of e th tered, police said. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, the Dan Quach Thanh said Sunday Ca na dian Ministry of Manpow- Pramoj rejected demands from Butler refused to hand over any money and was shot Cambodian chief of state, that of the tent city that had been er and Immigration sa id the them and from Socialist pointblank by one of the robbers before the two men fled. her cargo included a large temporary home for him, his refugees were not par'. of the pc!iticfar.s th.st the withdrawal police said. Butler died an hour later at a local hospital. number of plastic bombs and wife and four children. 3,000 that his coun try has of U.S. forces from Thai land be Butler was formerly a member of the governing radio-electronic equipment. A Thanh, a former South Vietagreed to acce pt in a resettle- speeded up. Progressive Liberal Party's council, but later rejected spokesman said most of the nam Air Force pilot, said he Capt. Miller said the Camment program announced Sa tPrime Minister LO. Pi.ndling's leadership and formed his cargo consigned to U.S. mill- was joining his brother, who bodians did not mistreat his urday. own People's Democratic Party. tary bases In Thailand was post has been an electronics engi. He said most of those will be men, but he felt they would not going directly from Camp have been freed wi thout the Pendleton in California or from U.S. military action . Fort Chaffee. U.S. Defense Secretary The departure of four other James R. Schlesinger gave the refugees to U.S. points left Eg. new report of Ame rican casutin's tent.city refugee popu- alties on a television program , ABC's "Issues and Answers." lation at 3,472. Joint Installation of WWI MAY 19 IllInois Club of Deltona games. All former residents of He said the numbers were a Of ficials said two flights due Barracks and Auxiliary, DelSouth Side School Advisory meeting In Community Center. Illinois welcome. today from Guam would In- "little higher" than the preCommittee, 3:15,' school Carry-in dinner at 6 p.m. Idylwilde School PTA, 7:30 totiaDeBary 1197, 1:30 p.m., crease the popula tion by 620. vious report of one killed , 13 DeBary Community Center. library, followed by meeting and p.m. Anothe r 252 are scheduled to missing and 22 wounded . Fannette Edwards, president; arri ve Tuesday. Manuel Rodriguez, cornmander - elect. Charles Edwards, retiring Commander. 17 "FLORIO1'1 Luncheon to follow. Mrs. MAY 17, 1975 Mary Rosdew M. Nicholls, Deltona Anastesla Walters, chairman. AUVE ADMISSIONS Annie W. Carroll, Lake W illi am E. Rlemenschnelder, Meeting for families and SUNSHINE STATE., ______________ Monroe Deltona ___,_ _t t_I__l irivnu in pwai auuia, o p.m., FIPMtP t Forest Park School, Silver Star Veniece G. Cassanova DISCHARGES Road, Orlando. Guest speaker Charlotte Davenport Dr. Charles Carter of Sunland. 1975 1*, Bernice Davis MAY Sanford: IA Daisy Dixon Edith L Arnold ADMISSIONS Seminole County Humane Tommie Lee Roll Dora Mae Bryant Society, 8 p.m., First Federal Charles Jackson John Nelson Henderson Sanford: S&L, SR 434, Longwood. Lydia Keen Miller Frank M. Manning Ruth Ann Rabun Mental Health program at Garfield Prince Brenda J. Martin & Baby Boy Elsie A. MacDougall Mental Health facility, Florida John L Randall Dorothy M. Perkins Arthur Krebs hospital North, Altamonte Lula May Scott Virgil H. Smith Bonnie M. Holloway Save 10% Springs, Speaker, Dr. A. Arnold Beulah G. Tinsley, DeLand Bessie Lee Anderson Nicola Amitrano, Deltona Wettsteln. Open to public. Catherine P. Audas, Deltona Anna Gilligan, Deltona Helen L John J. Kenney, Deltona Charles S. Butler MAY 20 Susan Kelley Morgan, Lake Carolyn fl Miller Deltona Camera Club, 7:45 James J. Ripley p.m., Providence Lutheran Sheryl P. Donovan Church; mernbers'alldesof last Susan L Stake, Chuluota month's workshop to be shown Elizabeth G. Dominick, _____ awards made. New and ary to 50% welcome, members MRS. GERTRUDE FUIJPJI Springs, died Sunday morning. Thomas J. O'Reilly, Deltona Born In Fannin Springs, she Irene K. McMullen, Deltona Florida Nurses Association Dist. 37 meeting, 4 p.m., County Mrs. Gertrude Evelyn Fuller, lived In Altamonte for the past James C. Raulerson, Geneva We're Eliminating Health Dept auditorium. All 92, of Sanford Nursing and 13 years and was formerly of Ella Mae Nealy, Lake nurses invited. Convelescent Home died Sanford. She was a member of Monroe An Excess Warehouse of Baptist Church the First Joan E. Crist, Longwood Friday. Born in Asbury Park, (rooms 111gb School advisory Annie L. Roberts, Augusta, N.J., she moved to Winter Park Sanlando Springs. committee, 7:30 p.m., adAnd Must Move The Survivors include three Ga. in 1924 from Maplewood N.J. ndsUon building. Open to She was a member of First daughter, Mrs. II. E. Bentley, public. Furniture In Our Stores BIRTHS United Methodist Church of of Daytona Beach, Mrs. James MAY 21 Winter Park, United Methodist S. Williams, Bay Minette, Ala. Sullivan, H. Mr. Mrs. Gary C. (Susan) Women and the Wesleyan and Mrs. 0. League of Women Voters, Altamonte Springs; two sons, stake, a boy, Chuluota Class, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Survivors Include a son, Lemuel E. Tew Jr., Altamonte Mr. & Mrs. Michael (Sheryl) Seminole, SR 434, Longwood. I. Fuller of Winter Springs and James A. Tew, Donovan, a girl, Sanford Russell •,.,, ,,pn11 hllt1p D...It. $ (II 1%, WT %P 5$UIUU 1. IIIIUI LII, lTjnwi.9 ')fl re ,j4shfiirpn Q DISCHARGES David W. Fuller of Fullerton, great-grandchildren; brother, Calif, and Mrs. Robert E. Herman Stringfellow, Tampa, 0 - sister, Mrs. Maggie McClosey, Sanford: Johnson of Brandon. Billy Edward Fausett Jr. Baldwin-MacNamara Seffner. Brisson Funeral Home In Virgil H. Smith Funeral Home, Altamonte John L. Randall Springs, in chzrgc of charge of arrangements. Albert Phelps arrangements. Greg M. Jacoby Bertha L. Jennings, IBBIEV.TEW Ibble Viola Tew, 83, of 225 Funeral No ice Casselberry Joseph M. Parsons, DeBary Forest Ave., Altamonte TEW. MRS. lE VIOLA— Ibbie Mrs Mary G. Rife, DeBary FurtraI trvicei for Viola yew, $3,offlSf:G,,%IAV. Gordon C. Irwin, Deltona Altamonte Springs. who died Ethel M. Hughes, Deltona w'uy, will to held at ii a m.. ;! r. Fneral Brenda G. Colic:1, Deltona Ør,ton 4. ." t Aedseway, I l a"Initil 0 home with Rev I D Hai Deborah L. Emanuel, Sanlando flapli%t Church CO . I Enterprise flclatlng. Burial in Lakeview Arthur lee Harper, Midway Cemetery Sanford Brisson in _____ ct,,rg of arrangements ___________________________ Elmer If. Cohen, Osteen 1 BRIEF plans, the . Glenn MeCasland Old History i€t P ilot .z l Not Taught Action Is R i ri - Fnrfnr w - To Students ____ ____ u WASHINGTO N — (NEA) it is not what nation preaches about equality that counts, but what it does. By that test, If we look at each citizen's share of his own country's gross na tional product, and the extremes between the privileged and the underprivileged, a surprising number of free world nations seem to rank differently from what we've been led to beli eve. Some better, some worse. That is, some of the most boastful on equality show up very badly Indeed. Some of the most show up well. For all our self criticism, the United States, Canada, Australia and the United Kingdom come out very well. Not so for France, Sweden and Mexico, countries which unceasingly praise themselves on their equali ty. In France, the top 5 per cent of the population has Incomes which average 50 tunes bottom 20 per cent. That Is, the top 5 per absorbs a quarter of the nation's gross national product; the bottom 20 per cent divides cent. 2 In Sweden, that bastion of share-the-weal th, the average Income of the top 5 per cent is 17 times that of the bottom 20. In Mexico, the top 5 per cent has incomes which average 33 times the average incomes of a — . - - _ / __________ - ' ' . ______ . ..____ •-- ____ ____ _____ _________ : - ______ . - _____ ______ _____ . ____ _____ ____ ___ ____ ( ___ (0 / 11 I , 1-$1 \ ____ ____________ . ..-, 11 ____ . . • . 1 S the bottom M By contrast, incomes among the top 5 per cent th e U.S. average out at around 10 times that of the lowest 20. Very few countries do better. Similar il but not identical tables give ratings to Finland, Venezuela, Iraq, South Africa, the Philippines, Rhodesia, Brazil, Peru, Panama and other assorted lands. Burma, India, Tanzania, Iran, Uruguay, Chile, West Germany, Argentina, the Netherlandb, Norway, Denmark, New Zealand and Turkey don't get high marks either. In the w rank — countries In which the lowest 40 per cent of the population receives 17 per cent or more of the national income — are such oftencriticized countries as Pakistan, Thailand, South Korea, Taiwan, Greece, Spain and Japan. The authors of the tables put these countries in the same general ranking as the U.S., Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom. Not all stafistles are available for all counWes. But there are Interesting comparisons for all that. Here is little Sri Lanka, formerly grosar,aUwftl product Ceylon, with approximately the same per capita 'To Arms! To Arms! The Buses Are Coming in cent of me small island nation are literate, compared with India's 28 per cent. Even Indonesia, which lags well behind India In per capita GNP is credited GNP Here is Taiwan, with a lower per per cent racy as lite than Brazil, having 85 compared with Braz il's 61 per cent. Letter momasLIj-gen,Mfl Joe Kurami, Co-Chairman 1975 Ballet Guild Open Golf Tournament with 43 per cent literacy. capita In Taiwan in 1963, the top 20 per cent of the averaging 15 times those population had this ratio was of the lowest 20 per cent. By lowered to five times. South Korea achieved the same low ratio. By contrast, in Mexico, which has long boasted of its devotion to the poor, the top 20 per cent had Incomes 10 times that of the lowest 20 per cent In 1950. incomes 1969, " To The Editor Editor, The Herald: We would like to take this opportunity to thank you and your newspaper for the wonderful support you gave us during the recent Annual Ballet Guild of Florida Seminole Open Golf Tournament. Not only did YOU support us financially by being a Gold Sponsor, but your staff gave us excellent news coverage that contributed to the tournament.Despite the dlf ficult economic situa tion, we were able to raise approximately $3M00.00 for the use of the Ballet Guild and at the same time furnish the Gold Sponsors with two full days of golfing en joym ent along with an evening of entertainment for them and their wives. horrible crime R.R. No.2 Box 575-B Sebring. Fla. 33170 Editi, me Herald' An open letter to the Recreation and Parks DC)t It is Indeed a pleasure to write about a splendid job your men, A. G. Campbell, Jack Singieterry and William Knight accomplished removing the large plants which we donated. Thank you! For.a Job well done! George&MargaretBaumbach Letters to the editor are always welcome. They should be as heW as possible and comment on matters of general interest. The letters should deal with tunes and avoid personalities, right to edit those letters for reasona of space, but will exercise flwiCarC that thtthfltOf theletieIr Is DOtl0st publicized In The much-reported textbook controversy in Kanawha County, W. Va., which aroused both sympathy and ridicule elsewhere in the country, centered around charges of too much teaching about sex in the schools and not enough about re ligion, too much liberal social ideology and not enough patriotism. That controversy has apparently su bsided, at least the violence that marked its early stages school authorities and textbook as has, Publishers have moved to meet some of the parents' objections. Judging by a recent issue of the United Mine Workers Journal, however, the people in this and other coal-mining regions are concerned about more than sex and sociology. They are beginning to real ize that the schools their children attend — sometimes right on top of the very coal fields many of these children will one day go to work In — have been giving abort shrift to their labor heritage. "When I was at Cedar Grove High School they taught us American history and world history and West Virginia history," one young Kanawha County miner Is quoted as saying, "but hardly anYthing In those courses wasonunionsor coal. I even took a course my junior year in AfroAmerican history. 'That's good. I'm for it — it's their (the blacks') heritage. But what about our heritage? Why isn't It taught?" Asurveyo(textbookstnseveralcoal-mlning states by the UMW found few of them giving more than puing mention to the long and often bitter struggle of miners to organize. In one text widely used in West Virginia, there are four pages on coal mining, describing how and where coal was discovered In the state, how and where it is used and how production has S I, • CALENDAR ) ted To Stay Here HOSPITAL NOTES [ARRIVE IIDI1_ the editing. All letters ernst be signed with a mailing address and, when possible, a telephone number to the identity of the writer may be checked and established. However, the Evening Herald will respect the vdahes of writers who do not want jhclr names to appear In print, Wereserve,of course, the right to reject any letters this newspaper considers to be libelous or $fl%$ • 1 been ) • — I J 10 — • --I - 13 per cent of civilian tipplers are guilty of un- WEATHER SWAP SHOP 1b Mon. thru Sat. 9:06.9:30 A. M. -- SS s_ 00000~~ begins May 19 I WILL BE SOLD TO YOU AT SAVINGS OF . — SYNAGOGUE SPORY: In a recent report on sociable influence of alcohol, alleg ed anti-Semitism by one of the developers of behavior under the and Problem Drinking," was condteted for the th4r present duty station, had Only three per cent of control" after Hilton Head, S.C., we reported that the Island admit "loss One out of four confessed that alcohol Navy by the Bureau of Social Science nSu IW synagogue. Research, a Washington.besed research firm. actually affected the peilorIMilce 01 weir auues overinaulgence. As a result, Aaron Gold, whose firm controls s. BACCO MAN: Able, amiable Marlow past six mon TO during t he th t stine time We have obtained a copy the Hilt Cook, who se on while he cent, admitted rved the tobecco interes ts head Co., has notified us that he will 17 per officers, The report is a shocking Indictment of the Somewhat fewer do was om nate free land for an Island synagogue. Kentucky, is still running the senator fr Navy's Inabili ty to cope with Its alcoholics, who similar a1coho14elatd difficulties. HIS firm was not Involved In the anti-Semitic number In the tens of thousands. A disturbing 19 per Cent Of those Interviewed er rands for the tobacco lobby. He charges, which were made by ex-employes of the tr tl is quietly ying to scut e a court decisi on , dneM for booze had caused Alcohol is so mudi a part of Navy lie that reported t he ir fori Sea Pines Co. The company conceded won by his former colleague, Sen. Frank Moss, In the survey claimed fma ncmal fa il ureL only one in 20 enlisted employes Navy D.-Utah, agai ns t the cigarette companies, me may have biac. but Insisted all races The nulnt)Cr of chronic alcoholics In the to be nonrinkers. Anrner Zi per cent sa id they are welcome co ts hold eir ur th at e Consum in Its development. er Product Safety 30,000 and th at th ets'd eorts*rvatively estimated hIe tti their drinkina. But the in Save 10% ', JACK ANDERSON had bern -high "or drunk, at least six Urnes at WAREHOUSE LIQUIDATION — . Behavior of Naval Personnel Concerning Alrohol - II AREADEATHS never avy blues brings un r4avy booze - J "" to indicate that anyoneis needed to mine that coal, let alone that anyone might have suffered to mi'ke that Increased production possible. The "worst" text it found Is one used in Alabama. There Is absolutely no discussion of unions am how they were formed, other than a vague reference to "labor strife" in the late One reason why labor history is left out of the elementary and high school grades, says the UMW. is that most teachers get little or no training In u subject in their college courses. Another reason, it claims, is that In some areas the coal companies are still able to control the school boards which decide on textbooks and course outlines. But In the opinion of one history teacher In Kentucky, a former miner, courses on labor have never been taught because miners have demanded them. "The coal miner has considered a dog for so long that a course on what he does and what he's been through has never even been suggested." It's being suggested now, and whatever opinion one might have about some of the other objections West Virginians have raised about textbooks, the movement to focus more attention on the economic, political and cultural forces that have shaped the society their children will Inherit is to be applauded — maybe, even, im ita ted elsewhere. I 02>"I'li li 'l li' li li I e _________________________________________________________________________________ increased. But there isnotone word, the union complains, The editor reserves the Editor, The Herald: I'd like to express my opinion, along with of many others, about the abortion which now legally' claims over 900,000 lives In the United States and the much concern over the relatively few deaths caused by hand guns. The use of hand guns can be controlled by enforcing the laws of the land, but abortions must be contolled again by the doctors of America. Francis Annis Id WASHINGTON The image of the drunken, remaining 72 pe r cent admitted their drinking al coholism costs the tax payers at least $45 Commission has the power to ban high-tar cigarettes. brawling sailor apparently Is founded in fact, habits could cause complications, ranging from million a year. The commission's logs show that Cook paid a our inquiries , Navy spokesmen, In response to According to an official study, a startling 38 per "potential problems" to "binge drinking." per cent of the problem drinkers agreed that alcoholism Is a serious problem for private call upon Chairman Richard Simpson Yet only six cent of th Navy's enlisted men confess they are and icu turn wmui a nyc-page argument against bozcr s, w.th i drinking problem which they said they had iought hell.. IwG1flIrLS or the t he iavy, i rwy lflS:scu, nowever, mai ravy letting the commission consider the high-tar ban. pro,rams are treating 4,000 recovery questioned about this, agreed alcohcl describe as "critical," "very serious" or at least officers, who were Simpson properly wrote a detailed memo of a year and are successfully don't trust the Navy brass. alcoholic servicemen th at the alcoholics "Wrious. to the visit and placed It In the commission's 70 per cent to active duty. What's more, 25 per cent of the sailors told the Over half of the enlisted men, echtng this view, returning Meanwhile, many saIors, having been records. The log Indicates, however, that the researchers that their excessive drinking had said they were afraid to seek Navy cmiiellng mark them promised absolute anonymity, declared candidly commission will accept Cook's arguments. It would hurt their careers or often made them "belligerent" Half this for fear that the Footnote: We called Cook for comment. He Navy itself was one of the main causes of number, 12 per cent, acknowledged tangling with as troubleffuUm Insisted that he had visited Simpson only to make t alarming disclosures in the (là excessive drinking. the law during their alcoholic hinges One ofmos Footnote: Comparable studies Indicate that Inquiries, not to twist his arm. The study, stLlfly titled "Attitudes and report was that 44 per cent of the enlisted men Herr; when people In our "What's it coming n'tord to buy hnpiress?" cant crakef * S was visiting IN to, I were 11 LI C ti7 ki A MRLD Monday, May 19, 197S—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. that DON OAKLEY Equality 1 IN • RAY CROMLEY indis. Some 70 to 80 per New Frankenstein progress and the good natured "bunch. jockeying" the fans delivered went well with a typical Sunday afternoon. The players were having a ball as well. In the background you could hear the boats on Lake Monroe and further down the street see fishermen on the banks of the lake, trying their luck. In other words, it was just a good day all around. When the trip was over, we began thinking about just how lucky we really are — all of us who Live in communities the size of Sanford. There are problems — every community with growing pains has the same ones — such as a need to redevelop the downtown area; more recreation for the youth; ad. ditbnal services for the senior citizens and upgrade the city's streets. But after taking a Sunday drive and seeing the fun the people are having, enjoying what the community already oilers, those problems seem much smaller and more (liSt8flt than before. breaking the code of the 'big' city — never speak to a stranger. It was a pleasant experience to say "nice day" to someone you didn't know and probably would never see again and hear a return comment that was -. Yesterda y's high 89. ThIs morning's low 65. There was 1.00 inches of rain. Sunny mornings and partly cloudy afternoons Tuesday. Highs in the upper Nis an low 90s. Lows in the upper 60s. Variable winds 5 to 10 mph. Extended Outlook, Wednesday through Friday— Partly cloudy with seasonable tern- i showers mainly over eastern Mum oi ua afternoon and evening hours. Highs from the mid Ns to low 90s. Lows from the low 60s extreme north to the 70s Keys and southeast coast. Daytona Beach tides— high 3:57 a.m., 4:56 p.m.; 10:10a.m., 10:50 p.m. Port Canaveral— high 3:42 a.m., 4:20 p.m.; low 10:04 a.m.. 10:36 p.m. --.. - our regular low prices. Every item in all Noll's Stores will be marked down at least 10%, some to 50%. Due to the discounts, all items are as is, cash and carry. Sorry, no layaways or holds. Delivery available at small charge. _ I ItNKAErnCARO II:.I CREDIT AVAILABLE CASSELBERRY - E1E! HWY 11 92 HOURS MON FRI 98 SAT 96 SUN 125 FURNITURE ORLANDO DELAND 6021 1 COLONIAL DR HOURS 605 W NEW Y')RK AV HOURS MON SAT 96 Orlando on a ______ COCOA VERO BEAOI M LEISRUIG SOUTH HIGHWAY 441 HOURS MON SAT. 96 SUN 115 Lj -S t. 96 1515 N COCOA BLVO HOURS MON SAT 106 1 U.S. 1, I North HOURS MON SAT 95 As Is Store 49 W. Concord MonSat 9.5 .- .&__v.__ �- - - - - - - - - - - L - - - - -.--%- - - ___ '- - ,-, - - ____ - --- - -, - - - --- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - WOMEN Monday, May Evening Hera Sanford, FL 1, 17SA _-rr' - - C- - - .". i ~~ !.~ - _ _. Y TR 7 eal to daughter of Mm Irma Neal, Sanford, and Edward Neal, James Willi= Askew. .. I A--, t1 I. - T C. he graduated from Haoski i i High School and is now cm- - played by Civic . Service 4 - ' I AUTHORS - insta ______ . ,L.~- _____ -- cal ng V - _1~ II! 6 - X J 0~~X r .&_ 1 - ' - :7 ;S - -. '"- - - . , J - =1 . - SafetyProgram . .. - - ' - '. .,i'J5. . A -- b ' - Sergeant Beau Taylor vid Ruddell of Deputy. Dav the Seminole th-erlIf's Depaitment presented the program at the AlUimonte Springs Garden Club May meeting. Sergeant Taylor showed a film produced by tlie Governor's Crime Committee. and the two gentlemen gas e some g,.rw.A advicehow on to rwnti'I irtr 1. 1 against uwi.i. k... The Executive Board Cream Social and Game Night on June 12th in the Fird Federal Savings & Loan of Orlando Community Room an Highway 436. The 1' . I . - - -- - . - '--W ; ,j - - _-~ . I , __~ • games . i i rr"i • I ()f p oa SM -. - -- For By NANCY BOOTH secta-ed with decorator pins. Herald Correspondent iben paste beads, pearls or the Winter Springs, match her derneath the soap to - "' *~~ ! 0 00 A, . . * 41 0 . 'y' ,. . • . .- -::- - ,." '. •4' ; ) • <' • '4 ," gift t IA or a woman, you a Helen "i` er D Reseits DEAR ABBY: You had a I " la itua AAooc -Jinoorers." I would like to know whe:re that term came from. We are Gulf Coast. That's the message being Joys of Yiddi&h" - a dellglitful and autboraflve book written by Dear - ers 11A Abby We hope the Sch.norr families In Oregon, New Mexico, Illinois and all ; - Utah" sUl" feel as we do SM my personal freedom of L lud you. OF "schnorrer" - which shoçping,Imust leave my ho means a beggar, a psah beca ae o dier, a mcber, a cheapskate, near me. : a chiseler,a bum. a drifter, or a borrower. It can also mean a lnue, yvu may not.) Or." I may not be going directly home after- ward. (Also trw.) only U j,tj I wish I had had the nerve to the Jeans. It you don't )o K ,*. • , - WHAT TO DO? DEAR WHAT: Some l eojde I must al,so wait until the end actully enjoy pnviding others of t he affair, or until my riders with rides, but since you so Si Ab11*1 V411 Sur", 132 Lasky Dr., 0110610 . Ions. teit.addrited, ... ' Located at / On Hwy 17-t2 at 27th 322-9739 Try'st you'll like if I ................................ ...... - .,. 0 .,. - I - ' . 8 • ~m 1 -- - .I . z _-_ THE - I_. __ : • - ___ - - ___________ - % - -- -,.. - .c- - - - -' ~iM~ P-0-1 - - -Tx - -_5.'z-_4 . ____ Monaco Grand Prix, AndreUl Rasmuasen came in at 181.910 dretti said Sunday after quali- pa&spd up the first weekend of iii.p.h. and Toni Bigelow joined fications for the May 25 classic qualifying here. So he had to him at 181.864. ended. Andretti qualified for settle for whatever was left Ixe Kunzman was bumped by the field Saturday. open for the Final weekend. His Andretti. Rasmussen ousted Al The problem, as Andretti sees qua li fication speed of 186.480 Laquasto from the lineup and it, s the international schedule miles r hour - though eighth Bigelow edged out %lu ther. which pi ts race against race and dilutes the com petition On the schedule next Sunday will . I . be the U.S. Auto Club -1 j~:lf- t __ - -7-- -' . - __=L::t~_, I ---. - -I sanctioned 500-mile race here, -, - -NASCAR a World 600 for st oc k =. , . cars at , ar aotte, a, UI..e -: ---. Belgian Grand Prix All are . . - --.I-I ____ . ___~~__ :_ 4. now at east four guys A_ -. Lucky Break' .!~a-.,----_ - -. - rr - - W - - ,. - , , - Ir -__7~~-_ ____ __ ~ ___ -- I wi - ' •: _ - - - - __ ..'- - - - - - - - -.-____ ~__ - -Ii --- - - -~_ _S~ __.~ 1 :I , -_ i - - - - - .-- - . ..' - -_ -. ,. .. p. - , - ._ W -- - - - LI from Formula I who would be here this year if it wasn't for the conflict, Andretti said He named Emerson Fittipaldi, the world driving champion (las I(egazoni, Ronnie Peterson, Niki Lauda and top woman _____ -- " - - -' - '"• .-" In U - 13s HOWARD %tlTiI Al' Spo rts Writer line I itr outfielder Iin Uot erts drifted over, settled under Texas outfielder Toin Grieve it, tapped his glove ... and \Iark Donohue, the only ac knows a lucky break when be dropped the ball '-4 •1' Aids Rangers . • tive former Indy winner iot sees one and he knows what to here, has decided not to mi.s do about it. -. the Grand Prix race, along with Bobby Allison may be more familiar to stwk car fus than he 6 to the lady crowd, but he will be Fittipaldi and the Ahers. there for the 500. ' PENDANT Stock car ace Bobby Allison is the 11th inning against Detroit it! said to myself 'Okay', you've starting here. but his brother Sunda), when Grieve lofted a iI;got a second chance. Don't tors,for the Giants. ,,i5 the seventh. Brock got the other with a three-run homer in the derson's bunt ' :': fff, "it, 1% W 41 'fr $ 41 95 Association will convene a special convention dropping intercollegiate prograims. The feeling is that if the NCAA waited until iL-, regular January convention, important tune would be lost. "if we're going to start in Chicago with a singular purpose--to reduce saving money,' said J. Neils Thompson, athletic expenses for its member sdx*ls. The colleges most likely will adopt a wide range of president of the Southwest Conference. "let's save !ome money cs quickly as we can." uiiea.sures designed to do just that. ~ She'll love this delicaitiy ttyid diamond pendant wt I OVOl ge ld ftid nuuni,,, a? Only $22.95. I ~ 1: ~ I . i: .t and Under. - ning run to give the Rangers a 7-6 triumph, lifting them to within I games of first-place Oakland in the Ainercan - twice against Dave McNally in the The Reds scored San Francisco's Jim Barr league, Pittsburgh's Ken Brett middle % Ith two out in the ninth. started the rally with a w ls second on Foster's single, Doug changed from a pitcher to a also hurled a two-hilter as the Barr walked three and struck Dan Spillner, John Summers doubled the score on a single by Flynn's run-scoring double, a thrower Sunday and as a result Pirates trinuned the Los Ange- out six. reached on an error by Spiliner Garry,Nladdox and RBI doubles single bv Nolan and Rose's ' the St Louis Cardinals went les Dodgers 72, the Chicago and Garrett, Greg Luzinski an i grounder e ' Pirates i, Dodgers 2 froin the sublime to the ridicu- Cubs nipped the San Diego start, folilowed with his first inidt. Anderson singled home Brett not only fired a two-hitIOUs. Padrvs .1-2, the Philadelphia honier of the season. Astrus 12. Mets "t the final run in the eighth. ter but outhit the Dodgers all by There were only two singles Phillies downed the Atlanta Bob Wat.son drove in five runs tinse wit two OU es am a L left in the St Louis outs which Bra ves 5-1, the Cinci nna t i Redst Fxnnc 1 Phl4ll 5 B 1 with a solo homer, a three run .4. single. os ngeles pounded out 17 runs and 2.1 hits whipped the Montreal Expos 6-1 Toni Underwood hurled a Gary Nolan pitched a four- double and a grounder as %-ere by Da%v Lojvs - a leadoff four-hitter and singled home a hitter anti Pete Rose and Houston ended the Slets' fiveI ng l e in fi rst belonged to Lou Brock as Barr lasted the New York Mets 12-7 run as the Phillies notched their (eorgc F oster homered for game winning streak Jose Cr hoiner in the h stopped nibbling for the corners Barr held the Cardinals hitse%vnth straight victory. They Cincinnati. Nolan was touched and Greg (;ro&s knocked in two and decided to challenge the less until Brock ruined his nobit scored twice in the second in. for a run on Mike Jorgensen's runs apift-,e as the Astros Cubs 3, Padres batters with hard bid by lining a sharp single off -Utility man Adrian Garrett ning off lion Reed on a walk, first-inning homer and blanked scored nine fin.es in the first stuff. The result was a 2-0 vie- the pitcher's glove leading off brought the Cubs from behind Bob Boone's single, Mike An. the Expos the rest of the way. three Innings. By HAL BOCK All Sports Writer In August, the IN,ational Collegiate A0116L' N . Zi ants Win Elsewhere in the National hit when he singled up the sixth inning. Rick Monday wood's single. League West. Ang els 5 Orioles I . - IIOHTCOJV4IePiTWAYSTO8UY - _ Nolan It an raised his record lil leaving in favor of Don Kirk I . k I- - ~ ,~ _1111110, ollt wood in the ninth Le. Stanton I belted a three-run double as California broke it open in the __ N V - - --,W.__ ,11, - ~14 jr ~~j-E ,?--1 --I!. ~~ -i~-- A py, t-1 __,~;- .-, X~t- .4 -!_ZN - & atne winner in t e iliajors .A I r"ise ius ti t $ f " Cra To avils - . . , 1 S The measures adopted can be expected to Football coaching staffs, for example, may be implemented almcst immediately-II not be reduced to eight. There may be no fuIltirne n time for this fail's football season, then recruiters-in an), sport. Scholar.-hip grants, certainly in time for the basketball season. especially in non-revenue sports1 will be cut back drastically. Thy face of college sports will be altered at that convention, by necessity, not choice. Basketball coaches may be reduced and a Some schools have been fighting the money trend may be started that will soon result In a war by themselves, trying to hold the line on major de-emphasis of all sports which do not Only once before in the 70 years of its expenses without reducing the quality of their ogrums. It is not an easy- task . Dean Walter Cox, vice president for student existence has the NCAA found It necessary to affairs at Clemson University, sad his school itiake money. cr.sts has become so critical, the colleges I ' X . _--s 14 'L,= IS z! .-I ~_- R, - .- C i"f it was games New io"k thic ninnth . iud Hunter has ii ot then I 11turman Munson drove in two fe-X_-_J . -- eeps orts Awa , r ' a .~ ~-_ I ~-N-_ - ~ / Vankees 9. A's I Catfish Hunter stopped his forrier inates on four hits to ,-,I i ,~ml-_ ' ~~4 .~Nli - _!,T_~_T~ rez. 5-2. Ryan joins oakland's Vida Blue as the only eight. - ___ I ____ ughth against loser \Iike Tar - . -- To Reduce x enses IN ~h i:~,~ , . "I was cussing and really carrying on a conversation with The Rangers had runners on myself running down to first," first and second ,and one out in said Grieve. "When he dropped 1 9 DIAMOND • AL - - - 1 GRADUATION - I • pete here if he wants to," An- - ;- ecial Convention = ! . -.u- ________ - . - : _______ " ____________ . & "á r ... '. ..X . ..... ... ' -1 • I - . , - ___________ - -.-.. ____ . Fer Abby's booki#j,"How 10 H&v# Wa1nL .:..." LAUNDROMAT XI . :` - IVY ' "But any time you hold Buf. AP Sports Writer FAIRWAY * '-' .1 mind and imagination alert and her fingers busy with her many hobbies. -- - car will be a tweater!" - - dianapolis 5W and two other bringing the Europeans and ev- 182.408 in.p.h.; surprising major races the same day cry one else he re Andretti in rookie Larry McCoy at 182.760; ",i Indianapolis is the most irn sisted it would mean a new Dick Simon at 181 892 Mike portant race in the world It challenge for our people And hiss at 181 75-( and Hick Muth should be respected as such so that's what it's all a bout er s 181 726 inr-j1 any graded driver could cornBecause of a conflict wi th the On Sunday, Eldon ' - INDIANAPOLIS (APi - yearat!ndy- tsstaytngonthe fastest- put him only in the Senseless scheduling, says NASCAR circuit, along with ninth row. Mario Andretti, forces him and Cale \'arborough, another Indy Other qualifiers Saturday other international drisers to eteran were Steve Krisiloff, driving choose between the In."There's nothing wrong with with a broken heel in a cast, at ,- .1.1 Dry CNaning of bVdgel "* . .*. .. ... prices and coin I&Utldry `* . .'." sorvice in a pleasant at. ,*.. .1. . mopPwre Opsn 72 m d2iIy Allen resides in Hacienda V illage with her eon ' Ed, and his lovely wife, Mary. She has learned the secret of ç' honest frICfld. .. - , - against the Flyers. The five. a team that already is frustrat. vear-old Sabres still haven't edenough. By HERSCHEL NISSENSON X : __ ' , _X. *.,.-~ .. . • . _- __ - Barr Bars Door On Card 'io na Sea Allen designs can . SUIC that the end - _- -- I 1 He didn't. Grieve slapped a single into left field, sending Willie Davis hoiiiewiththewin. i - - it n itural spring, soine 17 feet years of age, and pass a below the surface. Visitors swimming test to determine .-i watch from behind plate glass whether she has good breath I 1~', windows, seated in a natural control, can follow dlirections cavern. This year's show, easily. and doesn't fear the entitled "The Best of water. 0, Everything I 1575," includes . -. F, Anyone interested in finding ,aquaballet, jazz numbers and out more about being a Mer. comedy routines, The Men- maid, may write Mermaid k ma ids also give demonstrations Supervisor, P.O. Box 97, Weeki on eating, drinking and talking Wachee Fla., 3351L CONFIDENTIAL TO JIN- DEAR SMORM: The verb convenience, And I can't dmw door?" nou . trouble getting into my bilick movement. I can rither arrive seat said, "When you get a new nor leave an event at mY0Wn car, will you please get a four- "to beg" Is "iehnorrrn" in the rate I will take. Even - My car is a two-door. one that you get 199 more letters of these freeloa4ers Is the lois of hefty fretdoader who had THE SCHNORRS ARIZONA - My greatest objection to leaving from home. 0 - ft • - musical and comedy revue To qualify, a young woman pw'rformed by young women in m ust be between 18 and 25 By ABIGAIL VAN BUItEN I 'm I - " Mrs. underwater. Unda and Martl are quick to b At I -. and varied to Include cards from Petersburg, has been a tourist pose for tourists In the tropical attraction since 1945. The gardens outside th,e theater, 64 man" Undervater Mermaid Show, teach new recruits, and now in Its 25thyear,isa colorful the sound booth. ~ I'mgotngtoa certain affair and stop at the market or do a few I say I am, she Immediately erraixis because I must deliver L*s,"May I ride wM you?" my riders to their homes Then what do I say? promptly, .. - . - --- - , ''-= ~ longstanding futility streaks faced 19 thrusts and frustrated , If other holiday occasions. career. The Mermaids, Linda Sand of - -' - . - . - - L e I I sji ir,ijiji If ' is 55 miles north of Tampa-St three 45-minute shows a day, DEAR ABBY: I have also one of the 200 families in the 111111111111111111 of had it with schnorrers who United States with the rame ;I I41~-~~__-_ "Schnorr," arA we objed to the mooch rides. But when an their friends--not a chance of position %hen you're asked, . __ .iz ,L~.e uf our narne with such h acquai if leaving a few minutes early to simply say, - I ma)- nu - ______ .--- meaning. in have packed their fishtails and Tampa, are launching a Mermaid is not easy. In addrive. Their dition to being excellent fins in suitcases and are recruiting heading north to interest otter message: it's a fun job and a swimmers with no fear of being young women in a swimming good Life in the warm Florida rwerorongper1 ds of sun. time, the young women mut Weeki Wachee Spring, which have the sta mina to perform in __ Leo Rosten. . A . spread by two Mermaids who Minneapolis and Marti Nosti of point out that the Job of a slaying young by keeping her bilffilAin" IV an impudent ht. letter In your column about digest. people who were always The above information was mooching rides, and th ese "schiiorred" (borrowed called without permission) from "Iflie moochers were - II.WII. Floyd Smith had promised in an falo to 20 shots, you're doing effort to end his club's three really well," said Parent, who . - .1 . _. . - f Weeki Wachee Spring Fishing For • ':--- . . . . - half her age. with thread to hold them in Mrs. Allen tau a walker to place. Take more cards, cut get around, a resul t of a recent them tow two Inch stripe and tie Ft- scrap of material, dolls from lamp base, put a bulb tourist attraction on Florida's . vts from a cup and saucer, a used lampshade and glue it lamp for the holiday& This i*ok marks from a hair clip and inside the circle. Put in on a same set of Instructions can be Helen Atherton decorates soaps 4.4. 4. start WEEKI WACHEE SPRING pleasanUy scented map. Take a when Atherton retired from wrap of v 4 ve or satin ribbon Western Electric In New Jer. -Get in the swim, be a MerAt maid More specifically, be a asten around the A With time I he the swp,holding it in place with disposal, Mrs. Atherton is Weeki Wachee Mermaid and decorator pins. Form a flower always looking for Items she swim in the "Spring of live garden for the top by using can transform from ordizary to Mermaids" at this unique artificial rosebuds and leaves beautifuL Her most unusual hObl)y Is m~ _z I always busy with craft work of vertically from the inside of is a plain old bar of friends and as gifts for patients in veterans hospitals and According to Mrs. Atherton, nursing homes. young as you feel" Is true, Sea 4 I - - on Buffalo's powerful French L bl f., __: the "surprise" Buffalo Coach •' If the adage "You an as .1 eh.4 I IU WV II 1 Philadelphia .., .: Lifesaver,, bIb6, aprons or stop to her activities. She is paste another two inch strip "!LP -- of - Y -4, accident, but that has not put a them horizontally on top. Then ' aid of a!e yarn and a few but use baby soap and p1ae beauty I _1 A : - waste Paper bukets with the same proce&re as for a lady. decats. Perhaps the most smatil squeeze toy on top. commonplace item Mrs. Mrs. Atherton makes the Atherton turns Into a "thing of soap knick-Imacks for family, __ Sesenty use years young, Mrs Mrs. Allen, you put the front Allen is so active that her many section of the cards together hobbies would tire out anyone forming acircle, then tiethem ¶'1'.'db4 t -Z FN A " ~I, I& . r. '' - ' I Allen of Hacienda Village, making a lampshade out of Winter Springs is a teenager! Christmas cards. According to . 4-, - . # %-'~ 4 g necessary. For a bib gift, follow the i! ; . hrm it into an item Oat is both Disney character on top. In this useful and decorative. Instance, legs are not Ordinary egg cartons, for example, become attractive I .... "I'll, ~_ - - ~___X-, !~-_. __ . -t age Herald Correspondent For a gift for a man, Mrs. , Lampshade By NANCY BOOTH _. gp.1 Mrs Atherton takes the Atherton suggests leaving the commonplace and, giving free soap in the box. Wrap ribbon rein to her imagination and aroundthesldesandfastena ..1 . - 1. 411M.11 imaginative and vivacious. A Th C 4..... 1. 4II. U4 V •ki play goal at 6:43 of the third ent. One came when he stopped A - r,A kg1r. n, f, U PJ period, a 12-foot shot by rookie center His fourth playoff goal came Pete McNab, who was abafter Reggie Leach converted a solutely alone in frort of the second period Clarke pass for Flyers'goalwithllminulesleft his sixth goal of the play offs and in the first period defenseman Jerry Korab gave The other was a second pen the Sabres a temporary tie with ad screened shot from in close ' nto 'JI. IJ I '- Flyers hold Buffalo without a in the tight-checking contest shot after his backhand power two of them, according to P ___ Br i amounted to setting up his and 4 on Thw-sday with a 24 team's first goal and scoring advantage In the best-of-seven 1I U. ,, The many hobbies of Helen Ilk,! on the head of four mom Atherton of Hadenda Village, pins and fasten them un. - ic v ---- OU the game-winner, winning 23 of series per week in the classroom. Several volunteers help at home by making educational ______________________________________________________________________________________________ -* 0 ,• , Dolphin Dolls (from wood left) 14m McGee, Vickie Lane and Arnell Connell were awarded Associrte Professor Degrees. Marlene Williams Ileft) Is administrative assistant for curriculum. affair Is for members their famlUe 'n invited guests 4 I - -i- J' season - in Philadelphia's 2-1 wil' know" triumph os er the Buffalo Sa Whatever it was, the suprise bres in the second game of the fell shor t of the needed victory Stanley ,up ft flh1i. dflu Philadelphia now travels . to ar,e S conuIL'utlon Sun y BuffaloforGames3onluesday ma1ori.y 0. vo.un4. leers Speiiij IWO w three uOUrS . - 2 Sunday -as he has throughout weren't watching the game. If I the Na tional Hockey League told you what it was, every-o ne group, and calling parents to give them the opportunity to join. . ~__ ual izer said Clarke, who proved that newsmen. "If you didn't, Lane, coitrluuiw many ho o plannIng, v.a. .ng 0 e schools that base a volunteer TI, -t, t~ I -.1 - -i~ '. own as the Dolphin Dolls Dads. Two women, Mrs. nd Mrs ' Vicki - _____ ' ___ - Andretti, Others ~__ - -_ n t a vorunteer uroun to _J .- -- __-1 "Hard work is the equalizer." "Didn't you see It?" he asked - I V ____ '. ,.:7 -_ ---_ -%--~_-, --:4-w_~ _-zm_~-_ _____-- -_~_,~_ - . 1=- Concerned parents began ) i ___ 10-t2 1111 I desperation of a man in the Iyers in 15 games oer a threemiddle of a bridge about to col year span lapse He checks like the puck is Korab played left wing on made of his life s sasings and come Buffalo power plays, but scores, well, almost whenever Smith wou ldn't readily admit his team needs a goal. the switch was his surprise. . - Major Ruces Overlap RMOM F TE funding Because of this 'eacher a first gr a o fourth grade thus d their number of ieasl students n each of the other four first grade rooms - , ) L - ___ - :-• [lobby Clarke skates with the Parent, and haven't topped the '00 . iS - , UIFFE .- _qLV..=,T , _____ Pill! AI)Fl PIIIA i API - won in Philadelphia, ha v e ' Philadelphia Flyers' center defeated goaltender Bernie de 'r - * I 4 - / r' / '':;: . I az " /. "- I : . '- ______ " - - - - -'--- ------- i . i i ___iu_. " .10901w--=~ . __Ivm~ ~~~t_~_ Work - - ____ iir school I• 4 4 i i_ Thali f ' Hard - _____ -_ In January of this ear, Lake Mary Elementary S hool had to reduce its - - ," c heroes Bobb Clarke, I On '' 1. L merlinie, Panhellenic and Dona House, publicity. -. / - 4 Smith, treasurer; Caroline SUIT)- Turn Bar upset Parents Get + Back , . , ~_. -0 t I 44~ - -1 r1j, " ., . . three - honoring lb Charles Cottrell was guest speaker at the luncheon b indies ni merntwm of The High 12 Club of Deltona. Mr. Ifenry .-. A ; -'-- ed - ' ,_ ice DAY 12 LADIES t - sorority 0 .A' p. . I . ___ - . . - .. ____________ of members All Chi Omegas not active or new to the area are cordially invited to this last social of the year. Any further information can be obtained by Weaver li MiMi Reinking. New office rs are: Trish Weaver, president; Carroll I: " ______ The luncheon fare will be favorite covered dish secretary; - bers Ina,oduced their respective ladies. Sir. Cotrell's subject, was, "Lov e ol Country, Our America" (Herald Photo by Fa - Victo r" assists. r, program to teach reading through use of the typewriter. The method is now being used In remedial rradlnR clw~srmrns throughno! Florida and in IG other states. Elimbeth Boyd ileft) was luncheon chairman inia hilkler ht) Is resident of Seminole The annual Ou Omega insta llation luncheon for Central Florida alumnae is planned for May 22nd at the home of Mrs John Reinking (MIMI) at the Springs, Wax Myrtle Longwood. New officers for 1975-76 will be ll and Mrs Ste van Stans will present a program on plant cultivation. Key To Warrior court, 'A .. * Chi Omega Sorority reupes , 2.. % luneheonsaturday intbe(..aprsrestauraut,Sanlord Thetwoeducatorsdeslgnedandhad publisbeda Club Notes 1L I71B three f Mrs. Charlotte Gever and Mrs. Kate Na-;h (center left and right) were honorees Fit an Author 's HIGK "WaXV4 _ nights i 7 " * 4?~_ - Ix Norfolk. SUSAN C. NEAL -- -. LANDOVI-'11, Md. (AP) - open,ed the National Basketball 0 lead in tht.- best-of-seven with 24 points, including a key ded: "You b.ave to give our points and seven assists. llroppt,(I eight straight fin 11w c-anulKick Much ruin-1 . iki B v "'recs that (,olden Association s cham p ionshi p serk basket ith stcond r:naiii redit for winning tht Dicke), and Dudley, both in Washing ton's home court trt perforiiiiu charts. Steisntasuperteam,bulthe seriesittsa10195victo The next two games will be ing after Washington pulled to Seattle series, the Chicago their second NBA seasons, 7' point underdogs in the it as the work of their re Warriors' high scoring forw ard 'But now, we can beat any played Tuesday and Friday within 95 But he credited series, and this ball game" scored nine and seven points, Capital Centre, where the seres,' Washington Coach says that doesn't interfere with team if we play the way we're in San Francisco's Cow Phil Smith and Charles Dudley Smith, a rookie guard who respectively. Combined, the Bullets had won all but six of 48 K.C. Jones said. "They prosUccess capable of playing" Palace, iflce Golden State's with being the stars of the a v eraged seven points a game subs also had 16 rebounds previous games this season duced but I'm not disappointed "We realize we've gotten Sparked by three substitutes, regular home the Oak. game, during he regular season, and six But the three subs joined with my bench." lure t hr ough hard work, deter U Warriors rallied fr om a l land Colis eum, is tied up with (oath Al Attle added the came oil t he bench to spark The Warriors, who have lost Bare and center Clifford Ras Fban Hayes topped Washing nunation and a lot of guts," point third quarter deficit to an show. name of Derrek Dickey to the Golden State's second-half the past season series to in the lineup to launch a.31-point ton with 29 points, Phil Chenier Barry said after the Warriors the Bullets Sunday for a 1 Barry topped the Warriors list of unsung and ad- comeback lie finished with 20 the Bullets 3-1 and have third quarter output starting' had 20 and Kenir, Porter 15 4 ' ' " __ in A \lay 2.3 edding IS SU ill ' _ ----- _ - Washington D l I ' .- .- -t- - A# I - ;1 t - - - ____ , State Upends etermination - _ - ________ { 0 f V -s 4 ____ I _ Golden - - Monday, May 38 1-- - - 711- - Fiance is the ._0 7' " I - F- . "I -- . ~ employed ' !F11!L ~- - ii I _ __ I .,. -0.#.` -I .r~%. --rL- _~~-,..-; :~ -_ I- SChOOl, - _ mg:~T _;. W-1 ,.-416 -_ *V..4.,,2.,.". . ~~ ao,t_ 11 _:a; I - ___ :F~ ___ -1 - R 1 - V _~w.4.. "', _` - ..! - "d tf,- I.#. 0 / , %V`1_ I Sanford, Miss Neal graduated 1 OF :-' in 1964 from Granby High No k, Va She is at the Division of !V~ Motor Vehicles, Norfolk ' ItP 11cr son of and M Walter aark and -' Eugene William Askew, both of Norfolk, V Born in Haoskl, N # - __ 1-,"14 ___ . _ - i7;.-_ -t---n _ - I ___ _ WA*M1~-Im -. - SPORTS - Evening Hera, Sanford, Fl. MissSu;aNeJi James - - - . , ', - i iA .,_~M ;- ___ -, . I ~ - _._ ._, TwIns 6, Brewers 0 Rookie Jim IIuuhesupwl hi s Mring of scorless innings to 19 antl lowered his earned run av- I.. il_-. kZ1_--T-4-%0 t _,__ _ -4-.'.-T4. ~_~_ - - ~-~A: . .,...: - i ~ A-;. k-L - d4v__ 1~ .4~Wy ~ --i Steve Braun and Larry ilisle, we're going to start s a v i ng '' let's save some (money) as 'if quickly a s w e can." Neils 11. ' ompson SWC President By Cbuck McClung Herald Correspondent FORE-ii"t, *I'N'- Craig Daviss,Aepl t.ake Brantley's top, Itwo awards Friday night at the coach*.s %ci(v. for this is the first year 1,ake %ho extended tits hitting streak too nine gawes. hit twine runs Brwitle% %%ill lose anpne to I vraduation. .. . for for the T%ins, who got above '. Ill these I llirtv %,cars," -.iid Bill Principal Daughert)L. ttx-.500 mark for Ow first tirie !i -t- --_ - -, . - ~' high school's Spring Sports Awards Banquet. •has been sensat Davis football linebacker and fullback, welghtliffing leam's 19&pund class state 3A T(sin Storey. 1.3ke Brantley Booster Club presiderit. annouriml his rellreim-nt :it ttk- champion, shot putter on the track team and banquet, but not before presenting Dave the Baton scoring with three most valuable wrestler at the Seminole County Wrestling Classic - was awarded the Most Valuable Athlete of the Year award anif the Scholar Athlete of 19Th award. It was f i rst ional." sU' April 1,.. Red Sa% 1. Itoyals .' Bernie Carbo accounted for drive in four runs. ('arbo hit a Keffi Heffernan ril(eived the Women's three-run homer in the th,- r:1 tiiuie in Lake llrantley's three-year history Sports Magazine Award for 1975. blast in the fifth. Rik k The Most Improved athletes Ion the 1974.75 Wise scattered six hits and ltial one athlete won both awards i1w &,une in their r-ospective sports follow: year [)it% IS, %lk) earlier this )-ear %on the most v;ilwibk award football, accepted Friday ihe most valuable awaid for During the evening, coac1es took turns \lost Valuable and Most Improved awards Debbie Baggett girls's basketball; Jeff Hanunond weightlifting; Barb Renahlo girls' swiriuning; Mike Ford boys' swannüng; Gayle Burkhart girls' track; struck out nine for !he victor). Indians 3. White Sox 6 (eo.ge Ilemlrick and Boog Powell belted two-run ho"iers track; Mike Laws boys' baseball; Jim for the Tribe and relievers Toiiu a Chicago ralL short -a ~m- 1-l#_-~Lw-, . -_ - ..- -..., Arnett w0h First annual Brantley Booster lats, 1%%o of thern homers, to Award - ti) pr.. - �W- M =~~~~ 0 _ --~~1_-7 ---,-7','- , -_ . - kv J -- _.. __ - - 11 . _---_----=---~---.— . '-. "'i . - ,, ---w7----7~ , ""`~~ -' - .'CCF-", --F~-'----'F" - r"~fvl;,,..?V~ ,- -'. ---Ily--~ —.,,-- - - .-.-. ---------- ----------- -- -- - - . - -. . - -- - - - - . -_—--_.,_-__-~_--_, _-~~_ -_ --_ I I - ------•• - - -- - .----.- -'- - - 0 2B-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Ff. Monday, May iv, 173 Colonels -mmm--@~ M1SCOREBOARD Sun? Saul (Patterson) I 1. I. Able I League Eden (Blood) I Bri 'o nk On Of First BEETLE B Crown ABA ___________________________________ (,1 0 15 iT OUT, 10 have won 21 of th1r last 23 tucky's series lead to 2-I. chere today, with a decision be- ing which it has choked off (a. whole thing," he said in a backINDIANAPOLIS (AP) But, it stood today, it going into tonight's ArtLs Gilmore has asserted games was fore tonight's game. vored San Antonio and Denver handed slap at the Pacers. "I Gilmore who gave the Colonels himself and placed the Ken- test at Market square Kentucky shook off that con- and tumbled several all-time know we're gonna win THIRD:1M—PCeC.3—$öOQ:I Andmostotierversagree the that95-O3vlctory last Thursday troversy long enough to come ABA home attendance marks, test). In my mind there's no Lucky Colonels on the brink of their first American Basketball key to It all has been Gilmore, on a sweeping, left-handed hook from behind 'or a 109-103 victo. Kentucky Coach Hubie doubt about It. The tape shows Dr Baseball Grey CU (DArnato) 13 I S Ocate Paddy wak (Van Association title, the man who had fallen victim with only two seconds remain. ry here Saturday night. And the Brown, basking in the glow of the shot (Keller's) extended beAmericin League Dell,enter) 61. 6 Saint Clair Eulie The 7-fool-2 Colonel figures to to a reputation of choking in the ing. A subsequent 40-footer by "Big A" was the big man again. the third victory, shrugged off yond two seconds and I know artzIer61:7 Armbroinvadtc Indiana's Billy Keller is the be the key man again tonight big games. He poured in 41 points, 13 in the protest that possibly could we'vegot the referees with us." EastIN L GO Ml Both teams s till are waiting bone of contention, 19 13 591 (Pereinak) when Kentucky attempts to Indiana Coach Bobby Loon. the fourth period, and grabbed send the series ba ck to LouisPoston IS IS S( 3 FOURTH: I M - 'ace Cimb - wrap up a four-game sweep of for the result of a protest filed Pacer officials, saying Kel. 28 rebounds, including 11 on the yule Wednesday night for a fifth ard, who has directed his team 14 16 467 A Defroll 1,600; V Gypsy Hill Fran 10voracek) the ABA championship serie,q by the Pacers with ABA Com. ler's three-point field goal came offensive bnavds. game even if his team wiris to the finals five times and to PAIlifflifife 15 18 ASS 1 1. 2. Oshkosh (Bridges) IS 1; 3 Db t least one second showlr tiussioner Dave flH!re ' three ABA championships, was c,ll) . and rn its playuif The victory irew Indiana tonight. 1 ?u 3v1 61 ,Tmrrl Miss (Rau) 1S1, SrEasy Sweet £ry. York -is which possibly could rcvcr record-tying 12-2. frpcd to ""r t!' end of its Cinderella. confident the Pacers had a good '1 know that we have been Weil tVancirrSchaaf5 5 2. 6 Charier in fact, the red-hot Colonels the second ganic and cut Kenpresent the 1notest to DeBusslike playoff performance, dw ,.,,,.se in the protest. , --'!;-% !ili,,~ .professionals in Uus -.'~Akland 21 11 big (Lake) I 1. 7 Neelon Time IP&I. T"ais 20 15 1571 Pi lerson) 7 2: S oo l Hand Lut.e EE .E - ' - -, I , -- r An City 70 17 VIS S41 16 15 516 3': ChIcAcir F1FH: ). H - - Pace CImg . Sunday's Results 1. 7L Dolly Jester iDennt%p 6 1; 1 Dusty Tag (Johnson) 10 1; 4. Taylor% Farvel (Piper) 7 7. S. I S. Baltimore Satin Grattan ivanderSchaal) Poston A. ll.ansa% City 2 sa SIXTH 1 M — TrotC 3-5400 1 Cb cuo I . Detrost 6. 11 tnn,nqs Nationa l League — 7~7* 1. 2. 1 7 SneedoIlle 'Crank) S 1 3 Jeans " First (Rau) S 1; A 13 17 433 61: West Ancieles 74 14 632 __ Belle Casts (D'Amato) 17-1 S Senator Mr lb ' : __ - a - -- - . . Ccaoo 3. San Diego 7 uzs 1, Dougs, Dandy (Nichoill 3 1. 2. City Man (Ford) 9 ., I ] Amy Girl Mer cury (Rau) 5 1. A Patrick Byrd NI N TH: i p,i San Francisco 7. St Louis 0 Pittsbvrah 7. Los Angeles 2 ,_. ~ pc, c. - - iCrossin) 61. S Joppa Star Maid Harness Racing (Dii,twacek) 7 2 6 Crazy Goose 10:, 7 Freedom Trail 1. It Beatrice way :r'ri Entries (Regur) 9 I TENTH: 1 M Pace Clmg $400: I. Navy Sue (VanderSchaal)? 2:2 Thunder Grattan (BourqecsI - TONIGHT - FIRST: I M -Pact Con - 100: 1; 3 malor Jones (Brainard) 61, 4. ikellf 0 Weerle (Bereinak)I 1. 2. 7. Merle Voto (Larrabee) u I. s, J 0 INo Driver) to 1. i. Perkiomen Varsity Bomb (No Dr1w) 92, 6 Dark Castle (Kucla) Si. 7. Loyal Cadet (No Driver) -2. A. Irene vo (Wt'aver) 72. S. Oleo Lucky Lois Opposition ( Dvoracek) 3-1; S Palm Beeler - - 5100: 1. Sliveebeli Rice (Paul II;? Froitlufum (Wyatt) S-I.) Dancing I Harriette C. (Udell) 7 2. 2. Speedy Hans (crank) 3 1; S. Quaker Cal Hans (Crank) 3 I; 3r Carol M Okay (Weritheliser) I 1. 6. Kissammet (Brainard) S 1. 4 Ruth Gallon Flash (Blood) A 1; 7. Malprelte L. (Ford) 10 1. S. Mud Pop (Bridges) gr Rar (Lupo) 5-1~ I Jack Pence 2. 6 verns vicircly iparkins) 8 1, 7. (Levan) 7-2 nheraided I I "I asked him if I could appeal _' lContinued From Page IB) =f- NEWPOSTTIME MON.-SAT.7:4S P.M. . - e- Dini -at its finest where the -- TURF CLUB ~~z ~ - . *. X * f .11 9 . . . . " ~~ -- -. - i - • ---- -.- -- __.-- •- ".-' - - - - ... -. \ - -- - -, -.. - ' a ' " ~ ~ - ... - _____j CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS V, 0 .I CHICKS Aft.0I - IM Sanford Ave. "245112 - - 0 f I - ~ R .. CHEVY VAN Nobody beats our price on a delivery van. SUBURBAN Nobody beats our prke C',, - ,: , - - Bid fie notrump. 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It tandard 4 4am gi - C,41 cu . 3 General _____ , ) - - 8 Oswald & James Jaeoby, " y 0-11 /'WHEKE . 11 I " ., 4*1 10 your as consumntlon for r . SEMINOLE "I FRANKLY, DON'T CAR! 19 TAL S COLLECTS I s WELLENDOWED OR NOT.. - ______ _____ ______________ __(Cay5ANJE0 a evening's awards receiving the Most Valuable Female Athlete award a - ~ _, _____ - •____•__L_:.. _ ____11_1_____~ ~1 ow Pass 2 a Pass 3• 2A 4 • Opening lead - K U V)4 _____ --.)-"________ -%— 2 TIRE& '11tellym about amt pwier~ radial on tt* 40 ON bkt ' ,., --' cond club and another low spade on the third club In order to hang on t.o his four trumps Now it didn't mattier what was PlaYed next. wauretu take the last ten tricks and score well deserved rubber bonus." =~ _____ ' li tFF * , 0 /// I I 40 Think radial IN 9 Is and lbok to the leader 4 1- NN ~ 4,4 . I, " _ -* "-.__ - . ;~ 6 19 Amrican dorit"lle CUL TM Michelin 'X' gives you safe, lliffmlk d9pvW&We ddvMg you can rely on, maligigurame fuel softill,"" OW a 0*40,00 rMle warranty on every tire THE HIGHEST AVERAGE PAYOFFS IN CENTRAL FLORIDA t \.._... - -. I N.T DbIe Pass I - - _.___~ " S a I . Ifyoune,gidlires,corneiriandletus initoditco)ou lo!iliciiviin X.. . the Ligi,ader of stett-Wled radialL Pfoyan for over 25 years ovor blillon.i of mil" of rugglitcl roads, with ihousainds RACE FOR RACE 4 11 j.,' A I- _____ p Welt North East South , .t . ,ff , rded the Most Valuable ,#""-"W1V,.-y-4 "' " ~'~ ""'o FABULOUS TRIFECTAS EVERY RACE ' \ ' / boys' tennis team if Mike Constantine. Marshall Woodsop, Gordon Zeller, Mike Yagerman and Ben Turk was , i rv~ ,-. 0'- -- -- ..I , -w-w ."d 4lW"'#"-J"-%-l&.~ :. *3" .,.-.,Wd! NI"e) I T HA ii 'PINE, RACING \ , ( i . I -_ Is ANDASKABOU Saturday night's meet to 74 for relay team of David Williams, Georgia Tech, 71 for Baptist, VescoBrad!ey, Marvin Dickson S,C., College and 67 for Troy and Jesse Forbes set a mark wit!' a time of 40 seconds -I '.5 , T1V,1ORJZY OVER! — \ , . - ENOUGH - EAST %!,= basketball; Cindy Sullivan girls' tennis: and the entire Nedimr's hips tivvtitlt - State had 142 points in en foot, one inch high juirip. T,I)e ~F ~ _ - I\ ~ , -F-, ~ DOWN LA'TER'TO ( S IU~ T ' RECOVER -ME ff1111 II k1 . have set school records while State 24, Mississippi Co lea4ing the Seminoles to the and South Carolina 10. Clemson Southeastern Independent and South Alabama were score. cI I 1, i -,,t') ,, , t -1 __ __________________________________________________ Stanley boys"track; Terry May golf, Usa Eberle girls' track; COME - I GUESS OURE(LJT WHAT R)3ET RIGHT! I ...AN ABOUT M IT, until after he holds ,I hearing." first aml I pushed him Lick." 7 Most Valuable alletes were: Ron Pearce baseball; Henry Fred flosak boys' swimming; Karleen Crowell girls' swirri- FUrTTUUI had 6, Memphis TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Florida Sta te's Jeff Nedam- State 47, Florida A&.M 32', er and 440-yard rela) team West Georgia 31, Georgia _ .- ) ii "Even before the pros starW, we found In seHing tickets this year that already some people had switched their allegiance," said Iry Edelson, Tampa's publicity director, I.We felt with the economy the way it is, the en. tertairunent dollar can only go so far." FSU Seminoles Win Track, Field Title . ( , -( 1(I.,( y . After the NFL announced an expansion franchise for Tampa, Fla. and before the team ever had a player, or even a football to Its name, the University of Tampa dropped football. Tampa's decision followed an estimate that the school's football deficit would increas from $170,000 l ast season to over b) 1976 when the NFL team begins play. -Doyou have an) , idea how much money is involved in just outfitting a said one athletic director. Ilmn. after the team has its uniforms and equipment, there are travel costs, food, scholmhips, an almost endless string of budgetdraining expmw. Complicating the situation is the pro lification of professional sports. There now are more than 100 professional football, ' ~ ' Cas er Wins Again y Davis Honored By L Brantle basketball, hockey and baseball teams, all competing for the same sports dollar that the coUeges also want. flow much effect do the pro teams have? living within Its means, aim of every college and university. If dOIfl that means cutting back in alldetic areas, then atMetic areas are being cut back. . -_-#4i~.,ar 1i l1 _. Tit lm P Ilorton. - HE lHOQNKl4NDJPl VM3frA l WELL GO SACI~ 10 • \avA1c4 _._ To Reduce Expenses live within our means." ___________ by Dayc Groule "Making the Ryder Cup learn Oosterhuis of England. Casper, who had led all the way, had a was one of my big goals for the The 43-year-old Casper owns date, he's looking forward to final round 70 - including a year," Casper said. "I've been haps the most unheralded of all June)," Casper said after his pro golf's many champions, is a front-running, two-stroke one of the largest fruit fartm in the Ryder Cup matches against decisive string of three con- on the team every time since winner again. triumph Sunday in the New Or- Utah, outside of Provo, where Britain 's best in I.igonier, Pa. secutive birdies late in the 1%1 and I kind of wanted to Ile raises cherries, peaches and late in September. warm, sunny d.ay - and won keep the string going." Now the portly, placid, self- learts Open. lie virtuilly clinched a spot with a 271 total, 17 under par on It's one of his many accomcontained veteran of more than "I want to get through with pears - and children. Two two decades of tour activity has the bulk of my schedule by the weeks ago he became a father on that 12-man team with his the Lakewood Country Club plishments that are unmatched by current players. his sights set on two fall dates, end of the summer," said, and for the 10th time. Six of his two-stroke victory over Peter course. ec'ial Convention WIL— ALLEY 00? NEW ORI.EANS (All' I - Qui"I'm going to play steadily smiled broadly. "I want to get children are adopted. In addition to the harvesttime et, low-key Billy Casper, per- through the Western Open (In home for harvest-time." SP financial crisis. -But we are taking a realMe approach," said Cox. "It is not now changing, but we make an modlfkatlons necessary to u - Tumor - Two spades and a club would doom live diamonds to defeat and four hearts made rather easily ,. "It did require some good play b South. Clubs were opened and continued Sou th £72 £ K J 93 975 3 V42 76 AAKQ9S U 1043 SOUTH A A65 V QJ 108 •QJ 1092 .65 . - c ming, Craig Davis weighthf. ting; Debbie Duda girls' (Coutinued From Page 1B) &u: !4 WEST I j - by Dick ".•.•. sion Five club tricks would have ruined three notrumo. 19 4 AK3 I _____________ ___________________ • - y1 watch - ________________________________________ Neudecker said no, the two who this year became the ma- - si; Arriene (Crolisin) 6i; 7 Lusty (strong) 92. ------- NORTH (1)) A Q to 4 E BORN LOSER FH,ANK ROBtNSON : Stone Pr I.,%7r1r.hia S. Atlanta i C'n6nn"111 6. Montreal I ~lrvston 17, New York ? Dye Bye - ff o~'I nard) ~ neys, Best (Netwn) 4 1. I Brand (crank) I 1. 4 Rudy Adams Sundays (Piper) 61; $ (Sca) $1 ; ------- - I) . ~, I f.- ~lrn I_ ~ ,,/ - . Manager jor league's first black man did some sho ving and bumping and he said )es," said Robin The American League then CHICAGO (AE) and Neudecker ejected Robin Frank Robinson of the Cleve ager. son 'Then I asked him what issued a brief statement which Robinson and Neudecker got son from the game. land Indians, employing a rare. good would it do find he said I said the suspension and fine will his into a hassle in the sixth inning not be invoked 'until after an Neudecker then called could get my money back I> used t4icttc, has appealed three-day suspension and fine of Sturday night's game. American League President I told him the money wasn't apnroprinte hearing." bra run in with umpire Jt'rr Jorge Dna of Chicago had Itt MicPnatt S'iiurday riigit important and that I wait war !scuctecker and says he expects tripled o ff the %s11l and Robin-and 'undm) morning MacPInil ned ibout the three days "said Hobirisin insists he didni .%oil imisted it should have been called Robinson and told him lie Robinson. "lie hesitated a mo- shove Neudecker until after the 'I think my chances of win a ground rule double because of was suspended for three (Lays ment and then told me the sus- umpire "bumped me That's " 1i Mucla) S 1; 6 Belly Lou McKlyo L cps Cincinnatis Is ; ~~ P . 1 IVAL - By OSWAI..D and JAMES ..... JACOBY I L _ A e OMNI= ~____. 0 eal Sus ension A P tViIar)S1S Lanoburnt[ilood) A I Is „-llarlta "-_ R I I' l Nrk I- ichland Smoke (Taylor) 5 I; .1 h lane tyinkheiterl SI a Sweet W L Pct. GO Robinson To '~ - -- East ~_~ - - - i, ~ A44 (Alifornia - ~- ~ - - _-T~ 1 - liii- [II] — I ~ - . - --- [Ti] -.K- Mond&Y, ma y I 9, I 975--i 0 CARN '<'"i - HE0 / — ','-....... / - / I NEED 4C0A.T ' \ () (4) c - if WIN AT BRIDGE NOT 11405E OUT AND SEE ) OR NOT ' ---" - %\EL, iicg .11 . I Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Ft. Mort Walker ~ l. 1111111 1 1111 111 ~~ ----.- - - _ - - .. ---------i---i - -5-- - - - �- --.- - - -..-_.----- - - - ----.--------...- - ---------- - - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ATION NO. 71116CAOt.F FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIOtI OF MIAMI, a corporation oraniied and existing under the laws of ?h United States of America. Plaintiff, RAYMOND J, PIPPIN. JR and CAROL LEE PIPPIN. a k a CAROL PIPPIN, his wife; and BARtlETT I . -- Defendants NOTICE OF SUIT TO RAYMOND J. PIPPIN, JR. and CAROL LEE PIPPIN. a ' aCAROL PIPPIN. hiswife RESIDENCE. UNKNOWN LAST KNOWN RESIDENCE: 119 Cstrbcine Way. Ajopka, Florida 37703 AND TO' All parties claiming interests by,through under or against ??c afis'esa: persons YOU ARE hereby notified tt'at an actiontofor,cli,sea mortgageon the following ilescribeci property in Sminole County, Florida: Lot 7. Block C,, LYNWOOD REVISION, according to the PIat thereof as recorded in 'Lat Book I!, Pages 37 arid 31. Public Records oh I,,., !'; r._...., rr 't been filed stqainst you and you ,re rer' to Sc: e a cy Ut yI *e'iflen defenseS, if any, to it ________ _______ RUSH, attorneys for Plaintiff, ______________________________ Monday, May 1, 17S ________________ Legal Notice Legal Notice 1egal Notice DEN FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION Case No. 'SlZ$.CP Estate ci LiLLIAN V SHANER _______________________ _______________________________ ______ _____________________________ CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by the Planning and Zoning Board ot th City Of IrS. Mary. Ftoricca, that 'aid PIa o ar Zon'ro rn hold a public hearing at S.00p.m. on a) consider a request of a change Legal Notice IN THE tIRCUIT COURT OF THE NOTICEUNDERFICTITIOUS NAME LAW EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. NOT ICI. IS IIEIEI3Y GIVEN that CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR undersigned, desirinj to engage SEMINOLE COUNTY lnbusinessundcrthehlcljljousname PROBATE DIVISION 0 A TOUCH OF COUNTRY at 49 PROBATE NO. 7s.iiicp State Road 131, Longwood, Ft3rida, In te: Estate Intends 0 register the Said name THOMAS G. SCHWARTZ with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of deceased. Seminole County, Florida NOTICE TO CREDITORS . H Wight kirtley To All Credilors and All Perions Joyce G kirticy F(IbliSh: April71, May 5. 17. 19. 1973 Having Claims or Demands Against SaId Estate: DIEM 163 Yo.i are hereby notified and required to present any claims and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE demands which you may EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. against the estate of THOMAS G INVITATION TO BID Seminole Memorial Hospital inviteS bids for Eleven (11) Corridor Doors, complete with frames and fixtures, Four (I) Linen Chute Doors, and Five Hundred Linear Feet of Metal Frame for Vision Panels. Specifications are available at the oflice of the Ad ministrator, All bids shall be mailed to Mr. Robert T Besserer, Adm , Seminole Memorial Hospital, 1101 East First Street, Sanford, Florida 32771 Bids must be received by noon on the 30th day of May 1973 NOTICE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Richard fluttafuoo ard William I 1ci 0 B A car w$lotesaiers are no Ioroer operating as a part nership Neither will be reWonsible for debts of the other PublIsh: April 21, May 3. 12. 19. 1975 DIEM 171 - Legal Notice FICTITIOUSNAME P4OttCt iSherChy uvi•r thit e are mOagr'cl fl husintss at 175 Orienta Drlv", Altarnonfe Springs, Seminole COuntb, Florida. under the flCtlIiOtjs r'.an of INNER SPACE MUSIC, and that we intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the provisioos of the FlCtitIOtjS Name Statutes. To Wt Sr'ctlon 85 09 F 'oricta Statutes 1957 S Janice E. Payne William R. Pape, Jr. Publish: April 71, May S. I?, 19, 1913 OEM 173 INVITATION TO BIt) Deceased NO LICE TO CREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You and each of you are hereby notified and required to file any claims and demands which you, or ether of you, may have against said eststte in Iheoffice of theCierk Of Ihe Circuit Court of the Eighteentn Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division, In the Courttiu&se at Sanford, Florida, within four (4) calendar months PEIhIith' , trm the time of the first publication PFPJ II ......... .1 a -i , must be in *r.t:ncl and filed in NAME STATUTE residence and post office address of FICTITIOUSNAME Not .s hereby given that I am enuaoed in businelS 570 Casselberry. Seminole County, Florida under the f.ctit,ous name of T&K DRIVE SERVICE, and Ihat I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provlsioin of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit Section 865 09 Florida Statutes 195? 5: Grace Ruth Tamturo Publish May 12, 19, 26, June 2, 1973 DEN £7 - Sem!nole County, FlIda, to the invites bids for 0.8. Table r,lerk of the Circuit Court, and file Specifications are available at the the same in duplicate and as r'4fic oh the Administrator All bids provided in Section 733,16. Florida shall be mailed to. Mr Robert T. Statutes, in their offices in the Ucssecer,Adm ,Semlnole Memorial County Courthouse in Seminole Hospital. 1101 East First Street, County, F,oridss, within four Sanford, Fla. 37771 BIas must be calendar months from the time of receivedby noon on the 30th day of the first publication hereof, or the May 1975. same will be barred Publish M.sy 19, ,, 7), 1975 Flied at S.snfnrd Fk,riaa, this 13th QEN 112 ______ oay of May, 1975 CITY 0 5: Kirby Moncrief ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. As Executor FLORIDA SHIP4HOLSER AND LOGAN Noticeof PubIi Hearing Attorney for S Kirby Moncriet, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Executor NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Otfice Box 3279, Sanford, the floard of Zoning Appeals that Florida saidfloardwltlholda publichearing IV..1,1. .VIIULI ''L ...,._,... %luV'Iiui1 UT IJTiTI1IIF1V a varianui' tr fiji iics(riLt'U 651, of the PIaI of Aitamonlc Land, - CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS RATES 41c a line 6thru 25 times 31c a line 26 times 24c a line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum apartrntsat clean and rcason.n,h. 322 139i ' AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS, NOPE TS 116W 2nd SI DEADLINES FLORIDA Noticeod Public Hearing Sundaj - Noon Friday Duplex Furn Adults. No Pets Alter Ip m . 327 3610 aIlutiiIl,e'sIurnisne IlOweek 377 776.1 ' WIELAKA APARTMENTS 111W ISf St t 3221715 377 7163 33-Houses Furnished --- -- DELTOPIA Air conditioned, 7 bedroom'.. carport, nice yard. flely panted You'll love the $139 Price Sorry, no pets. To see, call 517 1Q10 eeekly or monthly, available riFuuon rtovember Adults Only. ho rj Sles mo r' Upsata Pd , 3 bedroom, 2 bath deposit tall alter 6 except Sat. and Sun $30 4677, ? SO Adults only. No pets 377 7796 eves & wknds I IRoomfurnishedduptex 2Ith St 1st and last Mo plus $50 deposit I child, no pets After S. 3?i 3611 C Uxi,., 2 Lrs'i,J house Nestr SJC Adults, no pets $! 377 3930 2 Bedroom,fenced yard 1uItprrfc'rreij 1) 'tSlor '112 6620 One & Two Bedroom stpartmpnmc a. houSCS Payton Realty - . 32?l)Ol,26lOHlawathaAve Monthly Rentals Available $135 $130-Color TV QUALITY It5P4 tIOR 114 8, SR i)s Lrø'in' i ' ut, f,tr'. , 34-Mb,Ie HOmes • 'i'.U 1IVA RIVER • r:l' ti,fl village, under arc:. thacly oaks on thr scenc Modern (lan interiors, IromillO SMI W of Sanford 372 3iA- iplexes ________________________________ 1973 12' wide. I BR, air conditioned 7 Bedrooms, ,ScluItS preferred, Adults Security deposit, $125 mo "" Week Ftrnh,,.j or unfurnshed 32) 3151. 372 6670 Geneva Area.- large front porch _______ peted, kitchen equipped Adults $9130 327 7796 eves & weekends ,.J * Range.Refrigerator 1 or 2 bedroom duplex apartments Furnished or unfurnithed swimming pool 1770 S Orlando Dr 3737970 * Dishwasher.Disposal * Clothes Washer.Dryer. Peawvoakgroveon4ecresof land Silt C'C'flthly 377 976! --' _____ 40-'Condominiun'n -___________________________ Fr 1/en? New Smyrna t0wnhu5 r.n ocean ('oci, tennis, SIlO Week each 2 bedrooms, 1', baths, _____________________________ _____________________________ carpeted Central ar * Heated Pool Real Estate _________________________ Ball Realty * 1•2 Bedroom I)? W Is? $1 173 5611 - _______________________ 1 - _________ -_____ - 41-Houses ____________________________ 'AIPIIIERSPRIPIGS S 18,900 • . . __________________________ Legal Notice __________ J = -. . . . .. . AOBILE HOME PARK IN "°" Best lot selectIon , '55 now available In S (harm galore SISO Down. 3 bedrooms, central air, trees, Shrubs, fenced. New $, pct 111,130, 360 month mortgage. $111 $6 principle interest plus tains and nsurance and prepads 9 pet arriustl percentage rate *11 8712 CliffjordonReattor Sanford's newest and Sten strom Apartments STUDIO 1,2.3 DREAMWOLD 52.000 down NO Qualifying! 3 Bedrooms. 7 baths, fully equipped kitchen, W.W carpeting, double garage. Move In today! 3 Minutes from Town 322242O Anytime Your MLS Agency REALTORS SEE THlS- 3 BR. 1 bath home, has large rooms and corner lot. Redecorated throughout. Good financing by owner 3 Bedroom, 7 baths, fenced, carpeted. central heat & air, out of city II:, its 121,300. 32) 7491 Class,ftu AdS are hero tQ help you buy, Sell, rent or swap. at a low cost. let us help you place yours Call 377.26)1 or 131.9993. _________________________ AGENCY JOHN SAULS 7)1 tI Oak. Sanford 377 7)71 day, 323 C41.S eve. ASSOCIATE BROKER . ONLY I.60000WPI C.niy 3v.l)u t'PIA YOU pay no closing costs, 3 bedrooms, i' baths In Longwood Family room. Pay 1149,71 for 360 months 9 pcI. annual rate Call 373 94)0 Larry Saxon, Realtor Remodeled farm house in excellent condition on five acres. 3 BR, I bath. 2 fireplaces, 2 porches. Has frontage on Nottely River, good views, good access 177.500. Write for our Free 1913 cataog with over 100 listings in N. Qa, N.C.. and Term, mountains HOWARD 0, THOMAS REALTY CO., INC P.O. BOX 391 BLAIRSVILLE,GA .30312 104 743 2173 days 104 743.6567 nights SANORA Wanted - 6'OTIVATED OWNER NEEDS TO SELL-- 3BR,2bath,split plan, w* carpets, central ha, fenced yard, near schools and shopping, Good financing. 533.900 POOL PARTY. ANYONE? With this cool pool goes a 3 bedroom at Inactively decorated, attractively priced home, 537,300 COUNTRY LIVING- 3 BR., 7 bath, formal dining room, eat-in kit. risen, air, carpet, drapes, family room, lake privilege's-? yrs new. mint condition, 537,500. Terms. - REALTORS 1561 Lee Rd.. Winter Park 305 644 4)4.1 John Saqgio REALTOR BROKER NO SECURITY DEPOSIT I I centrai Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 377 499) 19)95 French 3737374. 372 1496, 3fl 7111 172 1959,377 1164 * '1Get 'Em While * * They're Hot! * New hes*'sin a rural area. No down payment, monthly payments less red?. Government subsidized to QualIfied buyers Call to see it you qualify! N, UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker $03 W. lit St. 3234061,3230317 Eves -t•S. ., .. I S. --- Loch Arbor. I BR, 7 bath, 132.500 See your broker or Call owner. at fl72531am. only. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Peg Real Estate Broker Winter Springs. 3 OR, screened patio. fence, low down Only $19,730 Acre Realty. REALTOR, 373 7750 By owner, like new, 2 Bedrooms, Fla. room, detached garage. fenced yard. 519,000 3276399 04' 323 951$ By Owner Lovely 3 bedrooms, I year old, large family room wills fireplace, very large lot almost I acre. ldyltwilde Section. 373 9161. COZY RETIREMENT HOME 2 BR. on nice shaded lot, kitchen eqwpped $17,300 Harold Hall Realty REALTORS 6437)3) ______ TAFFER REALTY Req Real Estate Broker 1)0 E 25th St 377 6655 73045. tt 1792 REALTOR 323 5711 BALL REALTY Choice Listings IN ALL PRICE RANGES 117W. 1st St 3275611 1': Yr old. 3 Bdrm w w carpet. central lilA, By Owner. $23,930 3731716 _____________________ Move Into A New Home For S120 Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage W. Garnett Whit'7 Payments lets than rent Buyers from I! thru retirement Must oustlify' Evelterit investment Your questions an be' answered. Contact us JOHNPtY WALK.ER REALES'TATE INC GENERALCONTRACTOR Broker, 107 W Commercial Sanford 377 7111 bedrOOm. 1' bath on corner lot. $11,900. Existing, 116,500, 7 pct mtg 377 16.0? _______________________ SLIM UDGET5 ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS 322.6457 After Hrs. 373 7102 THE I76 PEOPLE Rdgew6od - 4Cms ALL AMERICAN APARTMENTS *517.76 Off Vow Utilities Each Month. All We Ask Is That *You Qualify For A 12 Mo,, Lus.. ____________ - $!rej - RIDGEWOOD ARMS APARTMENTS *5 2SIORIDOEWOODAVE, . -' -- - -. .- - - .__u__i- - rIorida Av ----- - - ---- Mobile home, I?' wide, 2 BR, Central heat & air, screened porch, aluminum awning, aluminum utility stied. I 777 1034 MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn. plete set up. I'll save you money. Licensed, Orlando 7735470 New SkylIne double wide. Payments less than $125 mo office furniture ivumid rnuus tiuc. xnivnv, alSo Schrade-Walaen, John Primble knives. GardenLand, 100 W. 1st St.. 3736630. for Rent -________ NO CREDIT CtlFCx ti) IN P TEPEST RIO TAPE Harley Davidson, 175. complete overhaul, new paint, new battery, $250 372 1283 ______________________________ O ATC9O, 3 wheel Honda Like New. Call After 6. 327 754 NATIONAL AUTO SALES 76005 FRENCH. SANFORD OBEDIENCE PROTECTION DOGS OF SANFORD Problem Solving Call 671 0597 Call .II'..., $pIs Lasa Ap'so AKC, Champion blood lines, cute, cuddly little golden puppies, fine pedigreed md. $67 2713 - ______________________ uriow '. ourws '-. .iIFII' IIIIIIll- U 11111 ii TUWL 1N ON otm teT PAIAOI u*vsct Stuciloits' _... -v. . I ••%tt 4$ Pt fl•5 a,. ., - ¼-'. - ,. sr.-. I-, r ..4 .n tae .4 Pa t.... - .. . - ...- ' . ___________________ ": - r.p-• . -_ - . _.r_e V P# te#,4 - ',•, -$ .-._.. .t •4 bhS 'i fl'Uf COLCS AlsO TAI( Aysvirt 01 flRU SflOMS -------------------- DISC BRAKE SPECiAL 04$. &4$..Is4 %..4 .n I'.P 1a,-$4SS' ,4$$,' I$bØ 4$S 'i*i.• ,'i.., - '_'- 1'l On. a., _____________ 68-Wanted to Buy SP PI'$ non... •.di. - $1835 DTMt1M RTS*LA5OR... Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity. NOLL'S Cassel. berry. Hey 1792 *104706 C..,... We Buy Furniture - ,..__ :._. ... '. ' MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 Hwy. 1792. Open Sat. & Sun. 95 836 7920 OVER 30 NICE CLEAN CARS TO CHOOSE FROM. EASY TEPP,IS 1911 Honda CO 175 1293 Very good condition, Also 1913 Honda CB 173, $ISQdoen, take over payments $3.4 month 373 1197 after S This Is our 15th year at Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels. Thanks to you, our Improvag pasture, choice home customers. 377 5757. sites, zoned for horses, and horse lover's. Plenty of room to ride and ______________________________ bi'eathe. Just follow Hwy 520, 67A-Feed north from FlU Blvd. 7.3 miles to Lake Hayes Rood. Turn right to signs $70,000 each Favorable JIM DANDY JAll FEED financing through owner. Oviedo "Buy Direct From Boxcar" office. C.D Thompson REALTOR GORML'es E 46, Sanford 373 i733 Associate 5O-scelianeous for Sale WE FINANCE • NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodroff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave., Sanford e.-..4 *-...r. :. t • •'. .. . ,'' .4 DAVES'ia 9370 _____________ CASH 3224132 For used furniture, appliances, tooti, etc Buy I or 1001 items Larry's Mart. 21% Sanford Ave. Wheelch.a ir $10 3726)17 72-AUCtIOn Lawn Mowers. We Sell The Best & Service The Rest, Western Auto. 301 W is? St. Piano's upright and Spinet Models SAPIFORDAUCTION,rn 7310 Auction FRIDAY, 7:30 P.M. ___ CAIJCI%flIX ri JMr,rx,,rsIJ,rLM. 333.6430 SO DeBARY FLEA MARKET 1mites north on 17 97 Tsthle Rentals 1200 p dollar return on cons.gnmen at 73 pcI We also buy lull Psj',s, 'states, etc (With Coupon Available at Service Dept.) JACK PROSSER FORD Dell's Auction Service 3784 SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE Hwy. 46. West Sanford 3233620 PHONE 322-1411 SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 LUMBER- Rough cut Cypress and P'ne. Gormly's Feed 373 473) Diamond Ping, 11 diamonds totaling I Carat Appraised .it 5650, 5eiling 1350 Stereo console. tape deck. AM FM radio, Med style cabinets, $3.50. 373 383! EXPE RTS READY TO SERVE YOU ST A PHONE CALL AWAY 'ntral Pleat & Ar Conditioning. For free stim,ites, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 327. 1771. Large Flea Market Dn't need!" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them with a Classified Ad from the' Herald Call us today! Don't delay! Just dial 377.7611 or $3) 999) To place inur tc,'., cos$ Want Ad Junk, Trash Hauled Away 5$ Pick up Load -. '1676306 --___ Produce Dealers wanted -- good locatIon 377 97)9 Hwy 16 Stai's Auction. sraqe Sales-Forget It Ali( POP'.' 10 'ii ..PF YPUP I1F,StS '.'lPtTIli SILL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phone 372 7611 or $3) 9991 and .s fm.rrxj)y Ad Vser will re'lp Ou I Singer Zig Zag with cabinit. ash price of UI or I payments of 8.50 Golden Touch 'n Sew, 1-7' See At IANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East is? St., Downtg'wn 3779111 Ee'sI49 1116 iRange. double oven, white, good Ondlfion, 173 377 7*69, ving must sell Fla room suite, ouch, 7 chairs, 7 tables, and Imp, $700 Call 37? 5107 lfttr S ' KULP DECORATORS 109W 1st St. 377 2)33 We Buy Furniture House Plans Closets overflownq ii.t.'i 'ott that are too tight' A Clstsfied Ad in TIlE HERALD 's trix. answer' It's like penner from leaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with a ant a Carpentry, Ren.odelinq. Additions CuStOm Work Licensed Pond:-a Free eStimate 373 303J ;, . ____________________________________ API BROWN PEST CONTROL 2!7 Park Dr,ve in Land Clearhg Pet Cure API Al I lii. (AND CL EAMIPIr, .511 Ip."s ll & acrraqe (lCdred We hOwe tp soil, fill dirt. clay, and ShlI avOilable Please Call night or day, 373 396) ' Expert roof repairs Ftat roofs or Shingle i ,j,ir ,s'Pej '121 tr(3 Pest Control - Coffee Service Roofing Oh's [xtr,0, Cteanncj with f4ydro bll5tinq Any house, eaves. 540 Roots 133 65 Free Estimates Call anytime 611 0219 BUDDY'S HOMEIMPROVEMENI ALL TYPES OF CARPENTI1Y AND P [PAIR5 327 13)! tchpri Bathroom Cabinets. :ounter tops. Sinks. Inistcllat'on, 'vailable Bud Cabe'll 37? 8057 nytimc' P11's Lawn 5c'r .;i' .rc] F dgriq Iri;" U 32) icct - Mason Contractor, block masonery and concrete work Free Estimate's, Alter6p.m )730913or 170.4 W Itti St days ________________________________ iEClAI Permanent Wave. 110 Ask br "Glen " Bernice's Beauty Salon. 7635 ",nfrd Ay 32': 3934 Lawn Care I Panting and remodelIng 75 years experience Call CI,). 373 106$ or 377 1136 TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON ormerly 14,irrie'tt flc'.iuty Nook I ShE Pine3flSl47 - SSUME PAYMENTS A'strsc.n Gerrnanetl, Painting, Remcxelnu Licensed, Bonded $)1J6 Beauty Care lit at the Flea Market. Saturday Sunday, Stan's Auction, Hwy 16. .anford 3279719. 51-Household Goods Home Improvements1 Air Conditioning 19" Color TV .ui ...tt. $70: 12" round maple table. 160. 3 HP tiller, good condition, $13 Call 323 Open Saturday & SundayS to 3 p.m Tables & permanent booths available. All under cover. Located I"t miles east oft Ion SR 16. Sanford at Stan's Auction, 327 97 19. .4. JSINESS DIRECTORY PET REST INN Boarding & C,rooi-n nu Ph 322 .&0S' Pressure Cleanlng_ lose plans. cutons made to FHA sod SSBC spec Fast, economical. Call Victor 371 0331 $PrInoisPiereandit'sagoti 0 chooseanewpsoinefromthepages of our (lsttSified ad's D LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS Ill DEMAND SELL IT NOW W!TH A CLASSIFIED AD CPA Rackhoe Service lame Improvements - AlA C.,EANS ALL Exterior pressure cleaning _____________________ Well Drilling L.lfldclearing. fill drt, clay, mock All kind's of digging House trait cr5 Stored and mowea 322 9)12 or . IS l L U I Li su ',' ii. 0)4 1195 SPRINkLER 5'STI '' All pet and si U. A GARAGE SALE' DON'i 'TO FORGET AD S'TINE MACHINE , VFRTISE I'? IN THE I SUPPLY CO CLASSII lED ADS 372 7611 i, I 207W 7ccs St •. RING HOUSECLEANINGI ELI ThOSE NO LONGER SEEDED ITEMS WITH A LASSIF lED AD s' ''-ii:' li't.'i'*.'p .--.'.'': 197) Fiat ISO Spor' Spider. 3$ miles pe ga Excellent body and motor. 11.200 377 3107 alter 3 Sale or trade 1967 Triumph, fully chopped. 650 With 750 kit Call after S p m Mon Thurs, week ends anytIme, 377 6166. , Let me till your garden spot, mow vacant lots, Floyd Freer. 322 5191 Sm4Ii 1973 Karman Ghia. excep(ionally clean. $7,895 Ask for Duane McCulre. Sn i*st. Dealer. 1971 honda MT 750 $730 Call 377 0694 Flying Cloud Estates Merchandise Pii up junk cars - l4IEE price for others 377 1,7I Th-torcy' _________________________ 65-Pets-Supplies 't. 80-Autos for Sale ______ 62-L.awn.Garden -------.-- - 43-Lots-Acreage GALLERY OF HOMES ASSOCIATES REALTORS OVIEDO BRANCH 363 5466 1973 Chevrolet I' bed pick up Cuslom 10 VI, Excellent condition 52)95 1109 Sanford Ave. Recond'tioned Batteries, SIi 93 exchar,oe DL'S RCDY '.IIQP, 1109 Sanforn Ae __________ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet hampoo,r for only 11.50 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE 5 Acres or More - -____________ ______________________- GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 OrIano Drive Sanford 37) 5230 ___________________________ Pierson. 10 acres Nicely wooded. small spring, over 300 on paved road 517.300 Terms 131 7*91. ----- 7S Ford Panchero, high per formance 219. custom paint. siOfted wheeI, air shocks. $700 373 5)39 -Tires & Wheels- 1Q77, 10 tires I. rims, all buds Two front polished I regular Complete set sale. $95 cacti Good buy *31 6141 or $34 Wood or steel desks (executive disk & chairs, secretarIal desks & cbalr, straight chairS. filin'j caO:r et, a'. iS Casts and Carry PIOLL'S Casselberry. 17 97,* 4706 64-EqUipment ____________________ - 7uto Parts . . --- . ___. - jOHN KRIDER, ASSOC Scm H.a ScIeti - 1971 GMC Astro Tractor. sIeper, ".nntea,tx'. 231 t).'f roit e'ncjinr' w'r. 0 sp roadrangc'r Can be seen daily $ 5. 77 W Livingston. Orlando. 172 Iii) - - Forrest Greene. Inc. 15' JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. 377 6.457 After tIns 372 7)11 Vehicles Apache Caniper with built n ttu',n. Sink. CC box, sleeps 6. $630. 323 6071 after 6 Xi' Travel Trailer, with canopy. Self (Cr,tOIned, tec 4, tra r., 1139337)6067 - Supplies WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL - '7RADE 311315E Flrst5t. 3725471 LAKE MARY 2 new homes ready t show Low In price, high n quality Ple'ity shade Con veolently located PINECREST -- S Bedroom, 2 bath home, screened porch, range. refrigerator, dishwasher included Fenced yard 571.000 _______________ )tiec1rvr:. I n.I?ri t'"r r':jrr..' ,',ali ,',,sll larpe?. ct'nt,oI neat, 4i condition Good condition. ______________________ - ' I - •'Si IVV "V.,.r, "°' SUNLAND- Pool, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, den, fireplace, fenced. $31,400. 373633) Sanford gale 132 wrTAy'roArsrt p 75-Recreational '' Used - - _____- 834)177 .---- 6Of'fiCO International Harvester C01130 loadstar, 1969. 1!' metal van body with lip gate, power steering, S sp Cu In. 194 HP engine, $1200 P4011's Hwy 17 92 Casselberr. $30 4706, )',Mi O4 37) 9719 Plano-S250 Lake Mary Beautiful S acres, paved road, trees. clear flowing stream, horses O.K. Terry Reatty, REALTOR, 671 071). $1,500 Down take over mortgage 115.100. Corner lot. 2 bedroOms. Fla. room. 373-2941 after 5. - Stemper Realty Req Peal Estate Broker 71)9 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanlord Phone3710610 11 ' Trailer IS' Brown, high ube bun rsiture van. Can be seen daily 8 5. 77 W Livingston, Orlando 177 Ill) iIAN'S AUCTION 59-Misical WrChafldiSe ________________________________ 42-NbiIe Homes Desperate I led like an otphan' EMPTY and no one to occupy me i'm Spanish, have 4 bedrooms with family room for relaxing. separate living room to entertain you. and Separate dining ro..)m. Slide my doors open, and enter a 30'xlO' screened porch to Florida lIving, I have a huge Inside utility room and 2 car garage I'm 7i. years old MY OWNER PUT ME ON A DIET AND REDUCED ME TO ORIGINAL COST. I'm an easy touch at 534,900 with interest rate sIze 7. 54.450 down arid live with me for 1321 per month. Swim in my community pool. COME PEEK AT ME. 1 BPS.. 7 full baths, family room & den, plenty storage, large lot. $73,000 3221047. EXECUTIVE Desirable area. 4 bedrooms. 7 baths. central heat and air, family room. Only 137.300. _______ _____ Accessories - Fenced for horses or callle, $21,900 79-Trucks-Traders We buy one piec, or lull house Antiques, estates Consignments welcome ROBSOPI MARINE 7977 Hwy. 17 'r2 3n 396) _______________________________ 2 1.3 Acres 'Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY AUCTION Every Saturday Night, 7:30 P.M. Orlando ClIpper 1' tn hull, bowrlder. Mercury 115 HP. both 1971, full canvas, tack, speedometer. 1! gal tank, certifIed tilt trailer Sacrifice 17.993 373 4495 Attention SANFORD Systems Four, Inc. REAlTOR 377.7499 322.2090 _____________________________ 55-Boats & 78-Ntorcycles fl'Ath01 ' $ 1 3500 1505W, 25th St. Sanford, Fia, - 7 bedrocms. I bath, screened in front & back porch, large corner lot. OLDER HOME 754SParkDr WilT REALTY o --------- _____ COLOPTV,$I1.SSMONTH. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. 64.4 l(.*.i6 ____- CallBart Real Estate A6E fllIParkDr 3327111 REALTOR AFTER HRS. 3229711 377064$ 377-3991 4 bedroom, 7 bath home 3 bedrm, refurbished home. s.hacjed lot. See it at 511,500 Peg, Real Estate Broker 127 1301. 2610 Hiawatha Ave at Il 92 FROM I Shaded tot, space for garden, 2 t*drcoms. on paved rol *12.500 PAYTON REALTY KEPIMORE WASHER. parts, secv Ice, used machine's. MOONEY APPL lANCES 373 0697 3 bedroom. I', bath block home, central air & heal, wall.waII carpet, very good condition, aIve ground swimming pool. RURAL BUNGALOW PPEAMWOLD -- 1 bearooms, I'., baths, kitchen equipped, with central heal and many other extras FIIA low or VA no down payment Compare at 52.5,500 I fl 0 t Orlando 1305) 8342299 ---.-- Monday, May 1, 975-SB Evening Herald Sanford, Fl, -- Tee 'N Green Ideal area for children. 3 bedroom home with completely fenced yard 170,000. LOCH ARBOR -- $3i,S00. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, Central heat & air, corner lot on Lake Blvd. One of our best, so don't miss seeing It. Call us! Large 7 BR with family room, tree Covered . acre. $73,900 ___________ miles east of l7 Ph. Sanford (305) 3238160 ---- _____52-Appliances 3 Bedrooms. 3 baths, 2 car garage, screened porch, fenced yard. central heat and air, many extras, 7'.z years old. 579.900. Low sown payment, by owner. 3fl.IS)0. 301 Pine Wind Ct., Sanford. Sunland 3 BR, VA. rio $ down. 519,000 2 BEDROOM COVE SLate Rd. 427. 2.3 Jim Hunt Realty SparklIng clean, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, lakefront home, central neat and air, trees, and other extras. 539.000. "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" 3 BR, 7 bath, corner lot, large oaks. $26,300 BEDROOM SUITES - Reduced to Settle Estate Heme on lake, lovely living room, 3 bedroom, 2 baths. 127.500 Realty. Davs-372 6173 Nights )fl $471 or 377 7332 Luxury Patio inspect the Model Homes on display 41-Houses Swim or Fish ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Mobtie Home Park. Come out and 41-Houses 41Houses . 3 Pm Apt, all utilities furnished, Unfurnished =- 'Itedroom, I', bath, flew carpet, CloSC t Schools 373 0257 377 571$ water furnished Adults, no FoUnd 18-Help 3rd bedroom, fenced yard, Available June I 577s per mo, Forrest Greene, Inc REALTORS, hh36')3 Of ' ______________ Room- furnihect anar!mrr,t Air 3- , ______ 3 ftectroo,n block hOu kitchencgijpp % 1SOMonth 3fl4g ___________________ Pdce3,)edrOfJffl house near down tcMn $173 month $75 Security after $ pm 3 Room furnished apt Bedroom is I.Ovely furnished guest house, air Conditioned $100 Mo Ill E .,, s-.iost bCdroom hOuSe, Completely 'eturbiShed, furnished or un Iurnithecl Adulti only 377 1711 Roo5 clean, newly Pstinted 7900 GracIous country living, yet city Box 533, Sanford, Fla 37171. recorded in Plat Book), Page 1;, c,f Springs, Florida, on Monday, June NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that District, to C) Corn by tte claimant, his agent or at security. Quiet, SOundproof 17 flu, 322 East Central Boulevard, 2. Inc Public 1973. at 530 P M., or as Records of Seminole soon undersigned, Pursuant to the aS FACED WITH A DRINKING said torney, or thC same shall be void BR, all electric klfcnen. Enloy Ortando, Florida 37102, an file the thereatterasposslble. at which time County, rlorida, thence by and with ,,,.,,• ,,.•,• g.,_ ) '.'."' UW 'II IHV 'a. ,-,,,.. r .-- iud "Fietitinus Nam. " oivnniw pirni,.5 a"i te,ure trnc original with the Clerk of the above the Northerly line of Lot 630 (as interested parties and citizens for $65 09, Florida Statute, will ;onng ordinances of Lake Mary. this 7th day of Msty. 1973. Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous In the Courtyard 300 E Airport styled Court on or before the 15th shown on the aforesaid p1st? I West a and against the requested variance with the County Comptroller, In arid Florida. ('I the following described Sr Leslie P Marisell Can Help Blvd 373 1340 day of June. 1975: otherw:se a for Seminole County, Florida. upon dstance of 75 feet thence South a will be heard and final action taken. As Executor of said Estate. property lying within the municipal Call 173 4.3*7 _____________________________ ludgm,nt may be entered agaInst di%tilflCC of 300 teet, tt'ence N 87 THIS NOTICE will be posted at receipt of Proof of Publication of limits of Lake Mary, Florida, and S Fra.k McMilIstn Write P.O. BOX 12)3 DUPLEX- Furn. or Unfurn , Ideal you for the relief demanded fl the threepubliC placcswilhinthe City degreeS 13' 30" W, a distance of thiS notice, the Fictitious Name, to more fully described as follows: to Attorney for Executor Sanford, Fhwlda37lll Location. Reasonable Rent Ph Complaint, 10960 feet, thence 56) d,grccs 01' Altamonte Springs, Florida, and on ____________________________ wit: 350 Productions under which wit: P0 Box 3161 Owner, 3653771, WITNESS my hand arid the seal Of 03" W, a distance Of 570.60 ff the alorementloned property at ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll the below listed interested parties Lot A of H. D. Durant's Addition Orlando. Florida 32107 saId Court on thl 13th day of May, thence 5. 20 degrees E. a distance of least fifteen days prior to the date l ore fl9stQCd irs busncs currently at and Lot of Green leaf and Wilson's Publish May 17, 19. 1975 FRANKLIN ARMS APTS Free, 641 2027 for "We Care"1975, public hearing. 430 feet more or less to the waters of 330 Wymore Road, No Addition, Section 9, Township 101, DEN 1120 Florida Ave "HotlinV', Adults or Teens (Seal) DATED THIS 11th DAY OF MAY, Altamonte Springs, Seminole Lake Orienta; thence by and with Range 30 East, as shown in PL. 373 6.630 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 1975 A D. thC shoreline of Lake Orlenta 8009, Pages l2and 26and77 o( the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE County, Florida: ________________________________ Clerk of the Circuit COurt Meander inst general Southeasterly (OFFICIAL SEAL) Thomas K. Krause & Public Records of Seminole County, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. By' Joy Stokes ROistnn Hststy, and Southwesterly -. - --direction Edward Bookbinder Florida. And being further CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Deputy Clerk Secretary following Shoreline to a Point 1980 DATED a' Altamonte Springs, SEMINOLE COUNTY ----------------Sand lewood described as a parcel of land ap LOST Black &--tan male ilcaijie, Publish May 19, 78, June 2, 9, 1975 feet du South of the Point of Board of Zoning Appeals 5emo County, Floridst, ths 11th proximately 250' lying along PROBATE DIVISION vicinity S Sanford Ave & Pine DEN-170 Beginning, thence North a distance Publish May 19, day of May, AD. 1975. Palmetto Street and approximately PROBATE NO. Way REWARD. 373 5017 ______________________________ of 1990 feel more or less to the point DEN Ill Publish: May IS, 76, June 7 9 1975 150' from Palmetto Street running In re the Estate of: Vi has of t,eginning; containing I) s acres NOTICE OF DEN 113 West along the South side of the EDWIN 0 HUNT IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11 -lflStfl)CfjOfl3 moreor less, and known as Orienta FORECLOSURE SALE RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES railroad track. Deceased. __________________________ EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. ----- ----'-- Point Conminium NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN :, FINAL NOTICE The Public Hearing will be held in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCE Guitar Lessoniby Note Foreclosure dated May 7. 1975, and Florida, on the 73rd day ot June, undersigned will, on the 4th day of CUlT OF THE STATE OF tt fence height requirement in Civil Action No. 7S293CA.!9.A entered In Case No 75.13 of the 1975, at $00 p.m. or as soon June, AD. 1975, present to the FLORIDA 377 6706 NEWARK TRUST COMPANY, IN AND FOR Section?? of ordinance 22173. as CircuIt Court of the 11th Judicial there.afteraspossible,atwhichtime Honorable Circuit Judge of SEMINOLE COUNTY Plaintiff, amended by ordInance 31) 71. to Circuit in arid for Seminole County, interested parties for and against Semnote County, Florida, his final CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-t34•CA-OSC vs allow a fence height of 6 feet for a Florida wherein NORMAN the prcpoed change of zoning return, account and vouchers, as FLORIDA _____________________________ POWER COP. decorative fence along Orange SIM KA CORPORATION, et al. SHAPIRO plaintiff, and DAVIS A. classification will be heard. Said Executor of the Estate of Edwin D. PORATION. a cotporation, ' Drive Defendants. Ladies as fashion show directors for THOMAS and LORRAINE M. bearingmaybecontir,uedfromfime Hunt, deceased, and at said time. NOTICE OF SALE Petitioner. THE PUBLIC HEARING will be THOMAS, his wife; and the to tim, until final action is taken by then and there, make application to Sarah Coventry Jewelry Earn $3 NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that held in the City Hall of Altamonte to $3 an hour, commission Full or are detendants, I will sell to the THIS NOTICE SHALL BE of his administration of said estate. CALL hi wife, Circuit Court for Seminole County, Monday, June 2. 1913, at S.30 P.M.. highest and best bidder for cash at POSTED in three (3) publIc places and for an order discharging Jamc necessary, samples free, start Florida, under and by virtue of the or as soon thereafter as possible, Respondents at now 349 570. 319 3694, the west front door of the Seminole within the City of Lake Mary. A. Hunt as such Executor. *hlth time interested parties and Final Judgment of Foreclosure SUMMONS TOSHOWCAUSE County Courthouse in Sanford, Dated this the 30th day of April, F;orida, at the City Hall within the AND citiZens for and against the heretofore entered on the 11th day ot Part time help, mature, experienced SemInole County, Florida at 11:00 City of Lake Mary, Florida, and AD 1915 requested variance will be heard May, 1975. in that certain cause NOTICE OF HEARING sales woman. Apply at Clothes O'clock A M on the 15th day of June, Published in the Evening Herald, a James A Hunt in the Circuit Court of the NOTICE OF EMINENT DOP.SAIN and final action taken. Tree Dress Shop, Sanford Plaza As Executor of the 1973, the following described newspaper of general circulation 'fl PROCEEDING. THIS NOTICE IS to be published Eighteenth Judicial Circuit of Work your own hours, Earn extra property as set forth in said Final the City of Lake Mary, Florida, one Estate Of FROM 5)60 by posting one copy on the property Floridst, in and for Seminole County. IN THE NAME AND BY THE Judgment, to wIt, Edwin D Hunt time at least 15 days prior to the 110W. AIRPORT BLVD. incom, as an AVON Reprejen AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF abOve described and by posting being Civil Action No. 73-293 CA Lot 4, PALM PARK, according to aforesaid hearing. In addition, Deceased. FLORIDA: 7170 tative Call 611'3079. three copies at three public places A, in which NEWARK TRUST ____________________________ ___________________________ thePla?thereof,asrecorded,npla, noticestsall beposted in area to be c Vernon Mize, Jr., 01 wthintheCityofAltamorste5prings COMPANY, a Uniteø States cotTO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON Book 11 at Page 4 Of the Public considered at least 13 days prior 'o CLEVELAND & MIZE OPPORTUNITY atleastfitteenaayspr,od-tothe time poration, is the Ptaintllf, CERN, AND TO all persons and Records of 31--Apartments Furnished Attorneys for Executo, emlnote County. the date of the public hearing. and SIM Koscot Cosmetics needs sales KA CORPORATION, a Florida of public hearing parties claiming or having any Florida, P0 Drawer z DATED: May 13, 1975. manager, and beauty consultants DATED THIS 15th DAY OF MAY. Cot por a tic LESTEP 'ight, title. interest, estate. mor DATED this 15th day of May. 1173. Sanford, Florida 37771 Kay Sasamars. Will train Must besmooth looking lcr7 Bedroom Adultsonly KALMANSON, BARBARA 1973 AD 'gage or other Inn to or on those (Seal) Publish: May 5. 17, 19. 26, 1973 City Clerk and good command of English PISRK AVENUE MOBILE PARK KALMANSON, (OFFICIAL SEAL) HILO certain tracts of lariddescribedas: co DEN Arthur H. Beckwirn, Jr. City of Lake Mary. 332 $211 25-4% Park DrIve $.7Oup PORA lION, and BAKO CON Roxanne Hasty, __________________________ Location of Florida Power Cor. Clerk of the Circuit Court Florida ____________________________ Secretary STRUCTIOpi CORPORATION, a poration'i DeBary Plant-North By' ElaIne RiChard, GARY E. MASSEY, ESQ. Florida corporation, dba AQUA IN tHE CIRCUIT COURT, Longwoo fransmissicin line guying Board of Zoning Appeals Deputy Clerk Sui,e 102 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. easementsinthepiE4ofSectlQfli7, Ptbtih: 7,'.', POOLS are the defendants, under . 1973 [egO. __otice Publlh: May 19. 1975 616 E. Semoran Blvd. and by virtue of the terms of said CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Township IS South, Range 30 East. DEN 119 DEN.I7I Altamonte Springs, Fla. 32701 COUNTY, FLOR!3A. FICTITIOUSNAME Judgment,willofferforsaleandsell FICTITIOUSNAME Seminole County, Florida, on the City At'orney CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.136.3.B CITY OF Notice is hereby given that we are at public outcry to the highest and Notice is hereby given that we are property of William P. and Clara M. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. DEN-ill ANN At. FLORIDA door of the Seminole County 436, Ca55elb.rry 32707, Seminole Ds".Casselbqrry, Seminole County, SANTARSIERE. svodiv,sionofrec'dinplat Book 9 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Petitioner. Notice of Public Hearing Courtho'jse, in the City of Sanford, County, Florida under the fictitious Floriaa under the fictitious name of Page 77, Public Records of Seminole COUNTY. FLORIDA. .d . Florida, on the 77th day of May. nameof PLANTS, POTS 'N KNOTS, CENTRAL County, Florida, FLORIDA CON CITY OF CIVIL NO, lS.3$9CA4.E JAMES J. SANTARSIERE, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. 1975, at the hour 0111:00 AM,, the and that we intend to register said STRUCTION, and that we intend to LAKEMARY.FLORIDA and teing more particularly Respondent, FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP. NOTICE IS HEREbY GIVEN by samebeinga legals.alesdayln4the name with the Clerk of the Circuit registersaidnarnewlth the Clerkof Noticed Pvblic Heating described YGAGE' ASSOCIATION, AMENDED in the Petition heretofore the City Commission of the City CI hour a legal hour of sale, the Court. Seminole County, FlorIda in the Circuit Court, Seminole County, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. filed, and the Plaintiff. NOTICE OF ACTION following persons, Altamonte Springs, Florida, that following described prop;rt date with the provisions of Florida In ac'ordance with the vi. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by TO: JAMES J. SAPITARSIERE the Fictitious Name Statutes. To- provisions of the Fictitious Name together with all unknown persons said City Commissk,n wil' hold a situated in Seminole ..ounty, the Board of Adjustment of the City claiming by. through or under public hearing WILLIAM FRANK LARGENT and Waterbury, Connecticut FloridaWit: Section *6309 Florida Statutes Statutes, To Wit Section *6309 FANNIE ANNELL LARGENT, his of Lake Mary, Florida, that said YOU ARE PIER EBY NOTIFI ED known personswho are dead, or whØ (a) To consider annexat,on of the Lots 16 ana 17, ENGLISH WOODS 1957. Florida Statutes 1957. board will hold a Public hearing at that an action for DISSOLUTION arenotkl'iowntobeckadoralive,to wife. 5 Joanne J. Russell lollowing described properly lying SUBDIVISION, FIRST.DDlTlOp4, S. Melvin Ci Harper I 00 p.m , on Monday, June 2. 1975, OF MARRIAGE, has been filed wit, Defendants and beIng in Seminole County. according to the ptat thCr Cot J°1' M Jackson James Ect*ard Harper to AMENDED against you, in which Petitioner is Florida, to wIt recorded in Plat Book l, page 43,01 Publish May 5. I?, 19. 26. 1976 Publlh Msty 19, 76, June 2. 9, 1975 (a ConSidif a request for a seeling .4 divorce, child Custody and WILLIAM P. BALL PIOTICE OF SALE Begin at the center of Section a DEN 110 the Public Records of Seminole DEN 32 variance to allow a single family household furniture and furNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Twin Lakes Tawnship 71 South, Range 21 EatI, COunty, Florida residence to be built in an A 1 nishings. and you are required to on the 27th day of May, 1915, at 11 Box 1673 FICTITIOUS NAME Seminole County, Florida, run The said property aloresaid, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS classification requiring 13,600 serve a copy of your written am. at IPie west front door of the Sanford, Florida 371?) Notice is hereby given that we are thence North along the North South together with all the tenements, NAME LAW square feet, on an approximately defenses, if any, to GENE R. Courthouse of Seminole County, at engaged in business at RI. 1, Box 72. centerline of said Section 11, 121.20 hereditaments and appurtenances l3.000square foot lot, being a portion STEPHEN SON, Attorney for NOTICE Is hereby glvtn that Longwood. 37730, Seminole County, Sanford, Florida the undeed CLARA M. BALL feet 10 the Porth right of way line of thernto belonging, or in any wise CAR DLAND OF FLORIDA, INC , a Florida under the fictitious name of of the following Clerk wllloffer for Sale the following Twin Lakes property, 10 wit: described real Petitioner, Post Olfice Drawer One. State Road 436. run thence South appertaining, being sold to satisfy Florida corporalion, desiring to GREEN PLANTS, INC., and that we Cassefberry, Florida 37707, and file described reil ptOpIrty: Box 1673 degrees 52' 46" East along said said Judgment. Beginning at a point on the the original with the Clerk of the ltngage in business under the f IC. Intendloregistersaidnamewiththe Lot 71, Block A, COUNTRY CLUB Sanford, Florida 37771 North right of way line 200 feet to DATED the 11th day of May. 1915. titlous name ol THE GIFT MART, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole South line of the Southwest a of the above styled Court on or before May HE IGHTS. UNIT ONE, according the point of beginning; thence run (Seal) with principal offices at 1131 E flOulh*est'aothl'ctionil5, Township list. 1915; otherwise a Judgment County, Florida in accordance with thePlattheq,ofasrerorded in PIat PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a South B9decjrees 32' 46" East along Arthur H. flc(k*itP, Jr. Sernoran Blvd., Casselberry, the provisioni Cf the Fictitious Book 13. Pige SI. Publi Records 0 20 South, Range 30 East, Seminole may be entered against you for the DeclaratIon of Taking has been filed saict North right of way Inc 775 Clerk of the Circuit Court County, Florida, South IS degrees relief demanded in the Petition, Florida, 32707, intends to 'egister Name Statute's, To Wit: Section Siminol, County. Florida. in the above styled cause by By Elaine RiChard, feet run thence ?forthOdfgre.cj 32' 52' 30" West 6.47 13 ft from the the said name with the Clerk of the 86309 Florida Statutes 1957 together wIth all structuret Im. WITNESS my hand and official Petifioner. Florida Power Cor Deputy Clerk 50" Wm.t 773 feet. run thCn North Circuit Court of Seminole County, Southeastern corner thereof, run seat o th.s Court, thiS 30th day of provemen;s, hiitvres. appliances, S J,smes F Mobicy porsttion, for condemnatIon 01 P,IAURICE SHAMS of the 1mm deorems 52' 4.6" West 1(X) feet. Florida North 0 degrees Cl' 30" West 772.5 to April. 19/S President & and appurftnanj on said land or easements upon and withn the lands thence North 0 degree's 3)' 33" west SUBIN. SHAMS. ROSEPIBLUTH CARDLAND OF the pc of a curve concave to the (Seal) Treasurer used in conlunction therewith described above arid in the PetItion 50 feet. thence North *9 degrees 57' & MORAN, P A FLORIDA INC., Northeast having a central angle of Arlhtjr H BeckwIth, Jr Phyllis B Mobley The aforesaid safe will be made lot the prpose of constructing and 46" Wett 173 feet, thence South o 670 CPIA Tower, P 0 Box 713 a Florida corporation Clerk of Circuit Court pursuant to an Amended Final 60 degrees 1)' and a radIus 01)43.37 Secretary maintaIn rig guy wires and anchors degrees 33' 33" West 775 feet to the Orlando, Florida 32102 5' Floyd L Hopkins By Joy Stokes If then* along said curve to the Marvin I Mobley JudgmenfeniferedinCivijpio essentlalforthesupportofaportion point of beginning, Attorneys for Plaintiff PresIdent Deputy Clerk West and North 11162 ft to the Pt now pending in the Circuit Court of Vice President of a double clrcut' 730KV steel pole to the corporate limits of the City of Publish. May 19, 1975 Publish' May 17. 19. 26, June 7. i97 thereof, said point being the pc ot a Publish: May S. 17. 19, 76. 1975 Publish May 5. 12, IS. 76. ISiS the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit in transmIssion line under construction Altamonte Springs, Fiorldst; and DEN 113 DEN $6 radut curve concave to the South DEN 39 DEN)) and for Seminole County, Florida. in Seminole County, Florida ,... ---- '..-- - •--iv iiir ai.o me question wiTnTacecttraiangteof79Øg..p. DATEDthisllthda,oMay 1915 YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED Cf designating and assigning the and a radius of 11.31 ft, thence run (Seal) that the PetItioner, pursuant to the zoning classification of C Ci Corn Westerly along said curve 70 II ftto IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE provisions of Arthur H. Beckwitfs. Jr. Section 71.051, Forida EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. mercistl General Ditnict to said the fA thereof, theisce run South 21 Clerk of the Circuit Court Stafute's, will apply to the Honorable CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE property as that classifIcatIon IS grees It' 30" West 136.7 ft tO a By' Elaine RiCharje RIchard B Muldrew. one of the COUNTY. FLORIDA. descrIbed In the toning ordinances point on a circle with a radlu's of Deputy Clerk Judges of the C.ircuit Court Cf the CASE . 15.SIL.CA.4.E Cf the City of Altamont, Springs, ft. thence Southerly and Westerly VAN DEN BERG, GAY Eighteenth Judicial Circuit. In and Florida.towi? Ordinance Plo 771 73 along said circle 112 73ff, thence run In II: The Marriag, of I BURKE, P.A. for SemInole County, Florida, on the ARNALDO RIVER A, Husband, and as amended am supplemented. south 0 degrees 17' 30" East 109 ft Attorneys for the Plaintiff flth day of May. 1975. at 11:30 Petitioner. The present zoning classific.atlon thnce run North $9 degrees ' " Post Ctfice Box 292 o'clock, A M.. in the Seminole and Of said property is C I Commercial East IW,4 ft to me point of begin Otlkndo, FlOrida 32902 County Courthouse, Sanford, NIl DA RIVERA, Wife. District, as that classification is ning, to be kpo'*n as Tract 2$ of Publish- May 19. 1915 Florida, lot a Piering to determine Respondent described in the zoning Ordinances •ni,' Number I. acrrsding to in tt !tirlsoiction of th Court, NOTICE O? ACTION the Piat as recorded in the Publ,c ,v.i rculaions of S,minøl C'sunty, (Pie suflicisocy of the pleadings. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO Florida RtC.ordsof Seminole County Florida INYITATIONTOIIO whether the Petitioner is properly PIILDA RIVERA. WHOSE The Public Hearing will bx. held in and being further described as a THE CITY Or LOPIGW000 exercising lt dtleq.ted authority, triangular pattern lot w'ne're Pine RESIDENCE AND MAILING the City Hall, Altarronte Springs, (4) the an,ount to be deposited for WOULD LIKE LIDS ON STORM ADDRESS IS UNKNOWN. n--in., 'e'WER PIPE. SPECIFICATIONS OU AIE HEREBY NOTIFIED the property Sought to be a) )Opns,o ras ec CAN BE PICKED UP AT CITY y o La e Mary, that a proceeding for dissolution ,, Florida Proprated, (3) the terms and rxsthlc, at whi:h time intefcstd HAIL. fllflL'Yfli -ui. ,r #h1" iiii ix to ('flu ul 4J '"' parties and citizens for and against The public hearing will be held in ..i.uidur ra oxen tiled against you P.M.. MAY 1?. ponessio.t of said easements may tpimf Ptfitiøøpq, ARNALDO ttie City Hall, City Cf Lake Mary. the propoej annexation and ton ,r Publish' My 71. 1975 RIVERA, become vested in Petitioner, and will be heard Said seeks other relief against Florida on June?. 1975. at! 00 p m, heAring may be DEN 177 suchothF matters as the Crt may continued Irom lime the . following or as soon thereof Icr as possible, at you affecting to time untI deem proper deScribed real property, to wit: final action Is taken by the City which lime inter ,s'ed parties Lot , Blocii 713 Dett You and each of you are hereby Commission Lake's and against the ruest stated above FICTITIOUS NAME Subdivision Unit S. MB 23, pages Commanded on or betcwt, May 10th. This notIce shall be pasted at the will be heard. Saia hearing may be Notice 15 hereby given that I am 1973, to file with the nffi of the City Hall wlthi COfltinund from time to time until 136, PR Vcilusia County the (t, I c'ngaqe-d in ri.jsmiess at 100 Maryn (lci of t'ic' Cimmuit Cvmt in Sanford, ,'4D. y,ij are requrtd to appear I.riOI at.on .5 taken by the saia Altaniont,' Spring's, I I0(ida, and .0 Ave., Bldg. ill. Lonq*ood and fi your Answer or other Seminole Cnty, Florida, your three (3) Board of Adiustment, ntp,ci' ptacei '.ipittsiIl tho Seminoletounty, Florida under the written defenses to the Petition This noficeshaltbe posted in thre* City. arid publIshed In The Evening fictitious name of CENTRAL the Circuit Court in and for Snm'rL'le heretofore filed in thiS cause and tO Iterald, a newspaper of general f)tjblic places within the City of TOWING. and that I intend to serve a copy Cf such wrilfen circulation in the City of Altomonte t.tPMry, F1rida,aftheCtyHat1 County, Fior4a, and serve a copy register$aidnsmewithfPieCPerkof IPitreof on Petitioner's attorney, dtftflS't'SUpOn JamesA. M6eeand Springs and f,eminole County, the Circuil Court. Seminole County, and Published in the Evening Terrence William Ackeet, Esquire. Piow'ard P Mansee, Codounsel for rlorida.onceaw,forattea,t,x,r Florida in accordance with the Herald, a newsiaper of general Post Office Petit'sner, P.O. Box 14047, St. Box 24$), Sanlord, CIrCutatiQnintheCityof LakeMary. mnnSecutivp weeks prior to the of the Fictitious neme Florida 3Jfll, on or Petersburg, Florida, 33133. ard dsttcof the Public Hearing; thedat bof'e the 11th Florida, one time al laast fifteen SI$ulei. Wit: Section day of June. A 0. ISIS, Of otherwe thn and thereby Show what Florida StaMli day's prior to tht aforesaid hearing, Cf the first publication 10 the date of a default will be entered against rignf, title or Interest you or any of the I*st publication. hoth dales in In aoditn, noticethaff be posted in 3 - Palpr Nief you haveor claim 'n and to the lands ne area to be onSidered at least (lusivC. Shal riot Publish' May 1?, 26, June 2, 9, 1973 than WITNESS my hood and official describ in the Petition. ar to twtnty-1gt (2$) days lifteen days prior to the public In addition, DEN I ealof th Clerk of the Circuit Court, show cause Why the tame .tsould not hearing notice Shall be po'steo jn the area to ün tit 5th day of May, A.D.. n. for the ues and purposes DATED: May IS 1q73 tr ,cxatn ai set tonn m tad PrtIIlon Kay aumi tOnIng at least fIfteen (IS) days pror Arthut H, 8tk*ith, Jr. Witness my h*nd and the Seal of to the date NOTICE OF PL'RLIC SALE City Clerk th PhIi Itcarinq e of the Circuit Court this Court cr. lbs 31st day cf March. Ma, 7). 1975 at 9 30 A M IrCity (if Lal- M3ry, DAT ED thiS 18th day of April, y 1973 Elaine RiChard, underSigned will sell one 1966 Florida A C) 973 Deputy Clerk (SEAL) Pontiac 7 dt.. ID No 24tlbPflSS6.7 GARY E. MASSEY, ESQ. 3' PhyllIs Jordahl, TERRENCE W. Arthur H &eckwitt,. ACKERT. . 'or rep,sir and storag, charge's. So te ID? City Clerk ESQU:RE Clerk o$ the Circuit Court Mr. HCS'ry Van Ouwn 613 E. Semoran dof the CIty of Altorripy br Ptftthiq' Rt. 1 795 By ElAIne RiCharde Atf*mnonte Spring's, Fla. 37'01 Altstmontt' Spcinge, FIO"Ida Post Of lid Box 7411 Deputy Clerk Ovitdd. FII 33763 City Attorney Publish - April 7) Nod 71 arid May 5, Sanford, Flo,4t 3777) Publish. May 12. I?. ISiS PubliSh: May 5. 17, IL 26 ISiS Puc'ists May 19. 1975 12 and 9. 1975 Putlish May 17. I, 76, June?, ISiS DEN $3 DEN 43 GEts 114 OEM fl2 DEN 7$ 1 " 7 Bedroom furnished apartment, air, wall wall cstrpet $175 Month, 150 t.34magedeposlt 703 E 71st si ___________________________ Cik)' .1 In..) fuui or write Ished ______ -- I Bearcem. *700 Month, and I Bedrooms, $273 Month, both 2 bathS, Carport, central heat and air Meferencesrequlred 377 77$3 bedroom stir, ideal for retired persons 6111. 377 sosi Dwelling __________________ -- . TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by ____________________________________________________ -the Board 01 ZonIng Appeals that --- - said Board will hold a public hearing -to consider the cuestion of granting 4-Personals Rentals a variance for the following described property: _____________________________ Mrs. Ward. former tearher at Mae The East 34 373 leet of Lot 7 and Sanford Beauty College Is now ______ 29-ROOrn5 the West 3730 feel of Lot!. Block 0, associated with Johnettes Beauty --- ---------South Altamonte Heights, according 2510 0 Oak Ave She invites to the plat thereof as recorded in MAN OR WOMAN FOR ROOM AND all her patrons & friends to call Plat Book I, Page 6, of the Public BOARD CALL ANYTIME, 377 371 Records of Seminole County, 5794 Florida, ____________________________ ISALCOHOL A PROBLEM! _____ THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCE INYOUR FAMILY' askswalverofthesld, yarctsef back 30-Apartntents Unfurnisf'd AL ANON -_ rP(uirFmptii in c.W'IWV.l A "Li &A" For families or triends of i:retiei H .l nrnnce ni,mbr '-OvI THE PUBLIC HEARING wilt be H0U5 ----- smti _______________________________ CITY D.nslarS Apartment (iult% - t 377 lIst RAMBOOCCVE GAOEN, Decor furnIture. 1 7 BR, deep snag carpeting Call Lee. reSident manager today. 300 E Airport Blvd 373 131(1 l thru S tlm 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon - - Ci,ar - ______________________________________-1----------_----- ____----- ____ ___ ___ Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 ____________________________ -, - - 32 CLASSIFIED ADS - - __ -_ ________________ -njjsj I _________ Legal Notice - --..%:i--_- -- 48-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. --- - - I I To List Your Bu iness,..DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 r, �''ri U ] IWA iJ I \i ACROSS 1 __ .. I. 12 Wn.d fruit 13 TO*fl Ifl Italy L c 35 Equal statusAID 5k L. L F ju. 38 Nw England 1 I. ' A k I I C rt i. i. state . U i";'' I." I.' _____ 40Consteflatcn I4Escapedb, 41 Concealedrsr- cunning L 'a A 44laugheci 15 Deities bOiterou', L fruit '8 Public notices 47 French 10 - - I m.i (COIl) caIstentalist '1 Informal 19 Alcohol,c 48 -- Ocirio Qalhcrings bevr age 49 13('.m 01 I1 I? Win! delicacy 20 Freudian term 46 Ju'C '6 HollOw places . expression :6 Bulge 'i'Sobd comb form) 9 Prizes 3 Burmese spate 4 Strong *ind 5 Fun 2.3 Chinese 6 Insane seaport 31 Dens 7 Before 8Deected 9 S*f'Pd A 2. w.rici 3' F'!a I. Ci 34 Quote 35 Social event 36 State 37 Wont on horSeback 39jasons ship (' 17 As well as 1 ShaIo pLIces IQ IIflIIj cIieIy 'r streams 21 EncirCled 2 Noun suffi x es 22 Oil (comb (Myth form) 40 Brazilian 23 Hila rity estuary 24 Fixed took 41 Kind of lettuce 25 Ages and ages 42 Mouthlik 6 Lake bad 27 Stay in anticipation 29 AChit', jlllI 7:00 (2) openings (anat) 43Mo,es' truck 45 flciater'c ne9 NONE Muu iuuuit Animals (13) Cable ee (24) Intercom 24 (33. 44) Star Trek 710 (2) amuiji auul. juuuuul on I mmmMMI Julia liii __ Line (35) World At War Let's Make A Deal (13) Boxing 8:00 (2, I) Smothers Brothers (6) Gunsmoke (44) Dinah 8:30 (13) WtIovan Si ne'rs (44) Braves Basebali 9:00 (2, R) Movie (6) Emmy Awards BEER— juul .. JJJl Juul. NOuuI wJ uuuuI Jul11. ulluuI momu pp_ a I 8:00 (6) 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas (I) Movie (S) Movie (44) Leave It To heaver 9:30 (44) Petticoat Junction 12:30 (7) Movie 1:00 (7. I) Tomorrc.v Show 10:00 (7) Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild (I) Romper Room TUESDAY (13) Carolina Country (24) Thin Edge (33) My Partnnr MORNING (35) 700 Club Fthr Knc'::: 6:00 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (2) Sunshine Almanac 6:15 (6, I) Sunshine (41) Movie America Best 10:30 (2, 0) Wheel 01 Fortune (6) Gambit (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2, 1) High Rollers (6) Now You See It (9) Split Second (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2) Hollywood Almanac Hypo9 ycem i a l 4:30 (2) (I) - What hope Is there for someone who has a defect In her Insulintiming mechanism? Despite what I eat, right afterwards I'm diabetic and an hour or so later 12:00 (2,44) News (6) Young And Restless (I) Jackpot ---- EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Plaintiff, NOTICE OF SUIT IN MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE TO: ROBERT N TOMLIN and FRAN J. TOMLIN In an unknown RESIDENCE state or country other than the State of Florida, and mailing addrecs bein' g U SS W S. SIMS (DE - 10911 FPO New York 0950$ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED That a Complaint TO toreclose a cert ain mortgage encumbering the following described real property, wit lot 5$, THE COLONNADES THIRD SECTION. according 'o the Plat thereof as recorded in Plat Book 16. Page 55, Public Records of Seminole County, Florida, has been filed against you In the above Styled suit, and you are required to serve a copy of your AflSW or o ncr F'Iefiaing TO Inc ComplaInt on Plantiff's attorneys, VCO den Berg, Gay & Burke. POSt Office Box 793. Orlando. Florida 32102. and f Ile the original Answer or other Pleading in the office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court On Or before the 9th day of May. 195. If you fall todo so. adef Bull judgment wilt be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and the seal Of Said I I LI is true that some people with hypoglycemia will eventually become diabetics. You are right in saying that i....ii Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 discoveries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page booklets. To order volumes I, Ii and UI, send $1 for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. COLEMANS R9 SOUTHS FINEST gi.....i._ _,.._L....._I_.___ UULIWiUflUl IUWU&U isfouled up. The defective islets of Langerhans that release Inzlin do respond to the load, but they do so too slowly, By the time the insulin is released the peak load of glucosetia.sbeenhandledby the body and reactive hypoglycemia occurs. When the defective Islets of p fl - I - For - Tuedav. May -- -, - -, cth. k Deputy Clerk DEN 31 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL cli. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Clvii Actlon 1S-427.CA49.0 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF MEMPHIS. Plaintiff, 20. 1975 - - t A CiP 1. EVERY TUESDAY IS* * * FAMILYDAT J NITE , :HoIcE OF $1.95 BAR B.Q HICKEN DINNER OR $2.2 BAR SQ PORK DINNER OR $2.45 BAR BQ BEEF DINNER ALL FOR THE UNBEATABLE PRICE OF W60, MATINNE 1.0 10"I 11:111111 live TKA is 9.35 WAR Carry Out Orders Welcome ACROSS FROM MOVIELAND HWY. 17.92 SANFORD GODDESS __ E C w PH. 322-9646 P, I Start(a Wed. Parl- You may eLerience some changes this year in your work or career. They may not appear to be advantages, but U Um unfolds you'll see their possibIlitIes. of your Anw.r or pleading to the ComplaInt to: MaurIce Shims Of the firm Subin, Shams, Rolinbluth & Moran, P.A. P 715. 670 CNA lower. Orlando. Florida 32007 plaintiff's attorney, and file the original with this C ur1 On of before - City, May It, 1975 11 1 By GLENN MeCASLANI) Herald Staff Writer Saying a dispute between Sanf or d and Lake Mary over ownership of more acres of land has been 'blown out of reason," Sanford Mayor Lee Moore yesterday sought a meeting between officials of both cities and owners of the questioned property. Moore directed City Attorney Vernon Mize to "get everybody together" after hearing a report from Mize that Lake Mary officials had refused to "dc-zone" the properties, but were willing to meet and discuss the Issue. "1 think a lot of people are losing sight of the fact that all we're trying to do and all Lake Mary Is trying to do is to accommodate the property owners who wish city services," Moore said. "1 think the entire problem has been blown out of proportion." Mize said the mayor of lake Mary and its city attorney had agreed to meet with Moore, Mize and City Manager W. E. "Pete" Knowles regarding the problem, which developed after both Sanford and Lake Mary claimed the 300 acres in each city's jurisdiction, - 1 - Th IS c1a1n "HELL .UPJN..flARLEM" Th Dcpuly Clark Publish May 5, U. 19, 26. 1915 , 1i 1.3 . e He 300H.FRENCHAVE. ft, it TO 0. It 'i ,~ ' "' ' ' front row, ' Cam Maty Tiy _____________________________ - .a II we're trying to do and all Lake Mary is trying to is to accommodate the do property owners who wish city Sanford Mayor services." Lee Moore ".. - - Sanford annexed the land In 1974, one month before the legislature approved Lake Mary's incorporation. Lake Mary's boundarles included the same large tract of land. The la nd is owned by Southward Enterprises and Jeno Paulucci Enterpr1s and is toted north of Lake Mary, and west of Sanford, near the Mayfair Co un try Club. Attorney Gen. Robert Shevin has ruled In an onion that the property was still in Lake Mary because state action "supersedes" Sanford's annexation ordinance, although that act came first. Following Shevin's ruling, Sanford officials indicated that court action might be the only recourse to sIve the problem. "MI we're trying to do is correct a mistake which would, of course, assist the property - 57 million in summertime time. However, those teachers who unemployment benefits paid out to employees. In Seminole haven't been approved for *ing"we're happy with It," County alone, the measure as it contract next year are eligible to collect the benefits. In .\',st. School Supt. Roger Harris was written would ha ve cost the treathed a sigh of relief today School Board In excess of Seminole, some 208 teachers have yet to be approved for .nowing a bill to slash sum. $120,000 a week, Harris said, 1 rtime unemployment 'Obiously , it would have rehire The bill, Harris noted, also i.'neflts for teachers has just been Impossible for ifiaflimously passed both the counties to pick that up," he cuts out unemploymentbenefils it.iu5e and the Senate and sits said. So, the legislature got for all substitute or temporary busy during this session and employees who work for the u the governor's desk, Officials say a "technical passed a bill which disallows school system. Harris and other school of. error" in a bill passed by the unemployment benefits to legislature Last year would have anyone who has a definite ficials had feared that If i cost Florida school systems $37- contract for a given period of sufficient number of the county's teachers opted for the benefits, the contingency fund would lirve been reiiI:ired to withstand a whopping dent and cutbacks would have been required. But with the bill unanimously approved by both branches of state goverrunent - a factor which virtually Insures no veto by the governor all those dire possibilities have been eliminated, "I can't think of anything that It could improve the bill. sounds very good and we're happy with it. Very happy as a matter of fact," Harris said. During last year 's session, a "slipup" occurred which would have made the county's estimated 1,400 teachers, librarians and counselors, plus 900 or more instructional personnel, eligible for benefits, The "slipup" occurred, Harris said, because during the preparation of the bill last year a "technical error" allowed the beeflts. Much furor was heard among school administrators over the "slipup," Apparently, lawmakers got the word .. S PH.322-2611 I To olve Land Issue '. , 'i Won' f Get - rald _ '. ' '. ''-i.. By ED PRICK. M herald Staff Writer CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING Arthur H Beck*itl,, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Joy stokes BLACK GODFATHER * %44, Unem lo ment Pay It you fail to do so, (Seal) hL - eacers 'i' NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN n the Complaint .................. -.' 14 IDEAL. LINING MATERIAL (They judgment by default will be entered aglntt you for the relief demanded Lake , 10 5 EACH -. 't ... % . Mayor Tells Attorney: 'Get Everybody Together' Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) WITNESS the hand and seal of this Court on 30th day of April, 197$ NOW SHOWING WE 'RE FORCE FOUR U T-THROATS-NINE ' I - I11) SISTERS May20,1175 I 1 11 "W The Nguyeu Family: From left, back row, Vo Thi [wi, Hong-An, Tan Phuoc, Due; Nhung, Thu Thuy,andTanSl. (Herald Photos by Bill Vincent) -- C acres of 613,974 square feet). hall been filed against you, and you are required to serve a written copy YOUR BIRThDAY 14 - ' - STE PFORD WIVES -, • described in the toning ordoaric". ALUMINUM SHEETS 'i.,.., -I' - . __ ' - - ,rzi 7 CITY OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS , FLORIDA Notice of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by ttie City Commission of the City of Altamonte Springs, Florida, that said City Commission will hold fi public hear lm (a) To consider annexation of the following described property lying and being In Seminole County. Florida. to wit 5()7 LakeDestiny Road SEC 2] TWP 215 ROE 29E. BEG S 1 4 CC' 5E RUN W 1320 FT N 72 DEG 49 MIN E $017 FT TO RD SELY ALGRD600FT ML TO BEG (LESS F 495 FT • P05). to the corporate limits of the City of Altarnonte. Sprngs, Florida. and b To consider alto the Question (14 designating and assigning the zoning classification of C N Corn rrerclal Neighborhood District Ti'. said property as that classif icaf ci Ni. ARI (Mirth 21-April 19) very reluctant to be involved with you In the future. It's to your advantage to treat LIBRA (Sept fl-Oct. ZI) Be others as diplomatically as prepared to switch tactics vs. possible today if you hope to COMMUNIPLEX. INC. it at, achieve your ends. Be patient, today on the spur of the moment Defendants. if you see you're not getting the tolerant, SUIT 10 FOR ECLOSE MORTGAGE TAURUS '(April 20-May 20) results you counted on. NOTICE OF SUIT SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 221 You'll start with a full head of TO STANSELL GRAHAM steam today, but soon as you Watch you& step with coCORPORATION 3 ", Hoffman run into resistance you'll workers today. Try not to team EngIeliarcIt. Esquire of John Gulf Breele, DATED this 15th day of April, up with one who does thlngsina throttle-down considerably. ...,w rum ui ,flU!Tia) K. ,,ira,ana R LI 1975 YOU ARE PILP(tDY NOTIFIED GEMINI May 21-June 20) hasty, careless manner. that a Complaint to Foreclose Suite 950, Hartford Building S Phyllis JortlahI City Clerk SAGITTARIUS (Nov. fl-Dec. c ertain mortgage on the following 200 East Robinson Street Opportunities presented to you Orlando. Florida 37101 of the City of You're likely to have your described real property, to wit: today will Lose some of their Attorney for Petitioner From the W 1 4 corner of Section Altamonte Springs, Florida luster if you don't follow priorities in the wrong order II, Township 71 South, Range Husband PuhIih April 21 and 21 and May S. today. Put productive things East. run thence N$9 degrees 1s" Publish: April 21, May S. Il. it, ISIS I? and 19, 1975 through promptly. East along the northerly tine of the DEM.176 OEM I)) CANCER (June 21-July 22) first, pleasurable ones last. SW'. of said Sect Ion lla distance oe In CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 11S143 feet to • polifi on the You may do something today westerly right of.way line of occasion the out of spite or anger that will be 19) You'll rise to the L Railroad, thence Slo degrees ;zndzmsging to :'ou all It is to today when you meet with SC 3' 10" VIesb iIuij la C 'Ig I Cf - way opposition. Instead of in. line a distance of $11 87 feet to a the other guy. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) timidatlng you, it will point S St degrees 12' 25" East a distance of 101 61 Islet from the NE Something you'll hope to at . strengthen your resolve, corner of Maitbie Shores First AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) addition as r ecorded in Put Book complish today will suffer a temporary setback. Don't be Don't be too loose with your 13. page 1, Public Records of Seminole county, Florida, thence N dismayed. You'll work It out resources at this time. It's $9 WHILE SUPPLY LASTS degree's 12 , 23" West along the cuter to take It out Of the bank northerly line of said subdivision later. and its casfecly and westerly cx VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If than It Is to put it back In! USED OFFSET PRINTING PLATES tension thereof a distance Of I"• PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) you're too selfish in your 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES fee. to the east line of Bay Street, dealings today, others will be Be careful you're not drawn said line being the west llni of into a situation today where aforesaid Section is, thence ii 0 rt. 676 qU?(sai$rI t*?IIS _________________someone else's burdens sud- degress 12' 44" Etst along said line a distance of 502 55 feet to the point IO(1G (MAli denly becomes yours. of beginning. (Cont aining 1C191 4 pg i h Arthur H Beckwlth. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By Lillian Jenkins Deputy C lerk Publish May 17. 19. 26. June ?, ISiS DEN $0 - ig P ' C',,: 4 WITNESS my hand and seal of thiS Co'irl on P,Say 7th, 1975 is °1 ; • - - 73rd. 1975 1 ac of the City of Altamonte Sprirv Florida. towit' Ordinance No 221 Li IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND and as amended and supplemented The present zoning classification FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA of said property is A 1 Agricultural CASE NO. 1S44. 7CA.04.0 District, as that classification is In rat the Marriage of: described in the toning ordinances DENNIS J. FUNKE. Husband and regulations of Seminole County, and FIoridc, SUSAN A FuftIkE, Wife The Public Hearing will be held in NOTICE OF ACTION the City Hall, Altamonte Springs. TO , Susan A. Funke Florida, on the 20th day of May, 1975, Vaughn Sti,fl •t 130 p m or as soon thereof ter as Detr&t. Michigan iaiIiir, 1,1 wht, tirn 'nirveIU YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a parties and citizens for and againsT Petition for Dissolution of Marriage the proposed annexation and bohr. has been filed against y in the will be heard Saict hearing may t. above named Court. and you are continued from tirnr' to time Un' ruired to ser v e a cop y of y our final action is taken by thr' (?, eq answer or pleading tothe Petition on Commission the Petitioner's attorney, JOHN C. This notice shall be posted at It ENGIEHARDT. Esquire, Suite 950. City Hall within the City n' Hartford Building, 700 East illtamonfe Springs. Florida, arid Robinson Street, Orlando. Florida, three (3) other places within tf' ---1._I .,.•i,.. ... _,._. ---- -- .1_ ',.. - '" " "v Ii' 'V'n !')wI'T i..UV. InC Lvrnin flO PuOiIU '1g in the office of the Clerk of Herald, a newspaper of general the Circuit Court in and for Seminole circulation in the City of Altamonte County, Florida. on or before May Springs and Seminole County, 2ItPi, 1975. Florida, onceaweck for at lea st four If you fail to do so, ludgment by (1) consecutive weeks prior to the default will be taken against you for date of the Public Hearing: the date the relief demanded in the Petition of the first publication to thi date of WITNESS my hand and seal ths the ln, publication, both datr'% in 73rd day of April, 1975 rluslve, shall not be Ij than (Seat) twenty eight (71) days. In addition, Arthur if Beckwitts. Jr. notice thall be posted in the area to Cler k of the Circuit Court be considered for annexation and By Elaine RiCharde bring at ItStfiftvq'n (IS) daysprior Deputy Clerk to the dale of the Public Hearing Publith: May S. 1 2. It. 26. 973 ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL - mv Court on April (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk Publish - April 71. May S. I?, 19, 1975 DEM16S ____ I plaintiffs attorneys or immediately thereafter, otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demndcd in the complaint to . I' I i East Robinson Street. P0. s Boa 3061. Orlando, Florida 32807. on or before the 11th day of June. 1975. and file the original with the clerk of this Court either before service on Defendants __ _____ ______ - plaintiff's attorneys. wnose aoorrss ROBERT N. TOMLIN arid FRAN J. TOMLIN, his wife, - D MOR -Ii It - County. Florida haS been tiled against y ou and you arereulred toservea copy of your written defenseS, if any. to it on FINCH of Gray, PHILLIP R Adams, Harris & Robinson. P A CIVIL ACTION NO. 7s6soCAoC ' j u ____ .. -1 an rtlngtotheplal ltiett .1% rutC1ctI in PIl Book II. Page 9). I eni * inc PuLiic Rords of -- 1ff THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE NATIONAL FEDERAL TGACE ASSOCIATION rl ____ ______ -U i Ph County. Ftor'da Lot S. (less the Northeasterly I toot thereof) Block A. EASTBROOK C"fi rinj iiiir Chances of survival under the Nguyen and the children, Mr. Three weeks ago the Nguyen Tan Phuoc Viet Cong were Nguyen was se nt to Muncie, They left home with one family was crouched in a ditch. in 1959 by the Vietr.amesT The five children of Nguyen hour's notice. While they were government to study school Saigon. Today they are in Sanford trying Tan Phuoc and his wife Vo Thi awaiting rescue from the administration. He has a BA to rebuild their lives, l.uu are experiencing what it is airport the shelling began and degree in English and French like to live In a land without war the planes in which they were to met by an Alliance missionary, camp and determined what and has taught school. He for the first time in their lives, depart were destroyed. speaks, reads and writes whom they had known in they needed. Three weeks ago they were The Family was flown by Vietnam, Guam Project Nguyen said he has found the English fl uently. crouched in a ditch for a day helicopter, with only four Director Reginald Reimer, who American people very friendly He said when they arrived at and a night at the Saigon air- pounds luggage for each per- had a paper showing the church and the volunteer was very nice McCoy Jetport Saturday they l.it't :i' it v.ts :.helk'd i),' ft ' :n, to the cargo Sb'[) Kuiibro would accept responsibility fur and they ap;rcciatcd all the v. crc impressed and surJ)rLs-ed Communist forces. Today they with the Seventh Fleet on April the family in the United Sta tes. assistance received at Eglin. to find Rev. Rola nd Coffey, are In Sanford trying to rebuild 29. Along with 8,000 refugees, Nguyen was a active leader in He termed the management associate pastor of Fir3t their lives, having arrived over they were packed like sardines the All ince Church in Sa igon and organization of the Eglin Alliance, there to greet them. the weekend. on the ship with only room to and his children are fourth refugee center "Number One." They shared in the service Because of his connections s ta nd, generation Christians. The camp is divided into four Sunday morning at that church wi th Americans - he was After they landed at Subic The family left Guam on May sections wi th each one having a and were also impressed by the formr'rlv a neNonnel manager ltav in The Philippines. they 7 and chose to be sent th Eglin Vietnamese cou ncil under one cordiality and kindness shown for Esso and served as tran. were flown to Guam aboard a because they decided Florida American Army major. "We by Rev. Blair McGarvey sportation officer for the U.S. C130, from which all the seats would be more like the climate took care of ourselves and Sunday, when they came to AID program In South Vietnam had been removed. Refugees they were used to. Ike the settled any problems. The food. Sanford and shared in the and the fact he had served in were seated on the floor in four other refugee families arriving clothing, and everything were evening service here, he said. the army for eight years and rows, at Eglin, they were met by a excellent and there was a warm The two oldest daughters, was a first lieutenant in the They arrived in Guam at friendly Am erican volunteer atm osphere," he added. Th is Cam Nhung, 20 and Th i reserves, Tan Phuoc knew his midnight on May S and were who showed them They are here under the Thu Thuy, 19, would be taking around the sponsorship of the Sanford their final exams at the College Alliance Church and First of Law in Saigon, w here they Alliance Church of Orlando. were freshmen, had their lives Until they get settled per- no t be disrupted. They had manently, t hey are sta ying at a planned to study business townhouse apartment provided administration and a year of by Dick McCoy of Central law is required. S The oldest son, Tan Duc, 18, Florida Builders. McCoy is a member of the Orlando church. was to have graduated this Although this is the first visit (Coatinued ( Page !.A) concerning the rezoning of property which to the United States owners," Moore said yesterday. will be used by Ca rdinal Industries For conCity Commissioner John Morris suggested -----7!7,-T77. L' struction of a modular apartment that the two property owners be Included in -. . manufacturing complex. the meeting between Lake Mary and Sanford Stenstrom requested that his vote of April and Moore directed Mize to contact ! km 28 favoring the rezoning ordinance be owners and their attorneys, asking that they changed from "yes" to "No" his vote of join in the discussion, I "i "yes" on May 15 be changed to "abstain." i I! . 4 Following the Commission's action on "I do this in view of the fact that the i Lake Mary dispute, Moore told the group that newspaper has decided to make an issue of I Knowles, who Is out of the city attending the the fact regarding how I voted," Stenstrom state legislature, had requested the Coinsaid. Stenstrom is serving as public relations mission meet wi th him at 7:15 p.m. next consultant for the company and was referring Tu2sday to discuss and answer questions on to a story published in The Evening Herald structural conditions at the present city 1' that his vote favoring the rezoning action . C 1nMi11 M®i' C could have been a violation of the conflict of '. notify Knowles Oat Interest law. would be present for the meeting, which will The Commission tabled Stenstrorn's include the City Hall Review Cotiittee. request pending a ruling from Mize as to just The Comm ission and city manager what Stenstrom could change in the vote. seeking data on the possibility of rebuilding Mize recommended that the Commission the city hall on its present site as opposed to allow Stenstrom to change the vote to "ab. another stain" in all places where the rezoning orThe usually routine approval of COITUTILSdinance was acted upon. sion meeting minutes tilt a snag when CornThe Commission then directed the minutes missioner Julian Stenstrom read a two-page be changed with Stenstrom abstaining from Sharing a Pepsi-Libby McGars'ey, 8, and Nguyen Thi Hong-An statement into the record requesting pert,'0g on approval of the minutes. mission to change votes on public hearings ByJANECASSElBEItR Herald Staff Writer ac tion for foreclose a mortgage on the following property in Seminole Publish April 71. May S. 12. 19, ISiS OEM 167 _____________ , residence address unknown y ARE NOTIFIED that Deputy Clerk treme fatigue sets In every (35) Big Valley Langerhans get worse (hey Rebecca S. Gitnick evening unless I eat a large 12:30 (2, 0) Blank Check RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN finally don't produce enough meal or eat every hour. All parties claiming Interest by, (6) Search For insulin at all, and then a simple fhrnu s, undeqorag.inst Elinor G. Eating protein is supposed to Tomorrow Tom ca.seof diabetes is the problem. Cohen. Trustee for the Benef it of (9) News help but seems to have little Rebecca S. Gitrtick and to all parties presume you have had a (44) Variety effect in leveling out my blood having or claiming to have any complete examination with 1:00 (2) Jackpot right, title or interest in the real sugar curve, and I get ex(6,0) News tests, and I think you should property herein described, cesslvely fatigued every time I (9) All My Children YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED have blood glucose tests try It. I've been on oral diabetic (35,44) Movie that an action to foreclose a mor. regularly to evaluate your 'gage on the following real property medicines, but they make 1:30 (2.0) Days Of Our ii There are many dif. in Seminole County. Florida: Lives either tremendously hungry or Lot IS. Block 8. SUMMERSET ferent causes of hypoglycemia, As (6) The World lethargic. NORTH SECTION A. according to and an examination Is essen. Turns I feel great as long as I keep the Plat thereof as recorded In Plat (9) Let's Make A tial. For a more complete pages 75 and 26, Public eating, but I'm up to 170 now di Deal Records of Seminole County, the various causes and I'm only 5-feet-2. I'm a 2:00 (6) Guiding Light Florida and management of year-old female. My mother IS (9) $10.000 Pyramid has been filed against you and Y hypoglycemia write to me in are required to serve a copy of your 2:30 (2, I) The Doctors an adult-onset diabetic, and care of this newspaper, P.O. written detnsss, if any, to it on van E (4) dgeOf Night I've had hypoglycemic S)Tfl den Berg, Gay & Ourti, PA., at ,Box 1551, Radio City Station, The Big (9) toms since I was a teenager. Post Office Box 793, Orlando. Showdown ew York, NY 10019 and ask for Florida 32102, and file the original I try to stay away from (33) My Favorite my special report on Low Blood witpt the Clerk of the above styled S' CT3td ,ncent eIet.pt for) Martian court on or before May 30th, 1975: Sugar. Send a long, selfemergencies to stop shakey (44) Underdog otherwise a judgment may be addressed, stamped envelope tered against vi..i for the 3:00 (2, I) Another World l' spells, of which I have plenty, and 50 cents for mailing and demanded In th, complaInt PriceIs Right () even aftera well-balanced, high tYl enert MOOI!I protein meal, WITNESS my hand and the seal of said Court on April 2''ti. 1975. DEARREADER-Youhave done an excellent Job of ____________________________________________________________ (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. (u ((II(rli describing one form of low (PI1I Clerk of the Circuit Court ht,wf ,,r.mr 4huyw,Iug.,nnlni te W*'W and ANDERSON. JR MARY E ANDERSON, hiS wife. Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION TO JOE S ANDERSON, JR. and MARY E. ANDERSON. his wife. Refugee Fam i ly Settles Here _________ ___________ JOE By: Lillian T Jenkins BOBBIE C McKNIGHT. et at.. Defendants. NOTICE OF SUIT TO: ELINOR G. COHEN. Trustee for the Benefit of , Plaint i ff, vs entered against you for the relic' In the Petition WITNESS my hand and the seal of sold Court on this, the 21st day of April, 1975 (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court 9) Gilllgan's Island (13) Orlando City Council (33) Batman (44) GIlligan's Island 5:00 (9) Dinah (24) Mister Roger's Nelgorhood (33) Mickey Mouse Club ( 44 ) Mod Squad 5:30 (2) Naws ________ corporation cemand ed IN To HE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE El'HTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE C OUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION No. 71-41S.CA.OS.A FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. TGAGE ASSOCIATION, Plaintiff, AFTERNOON I'm hypoglycemic. I keep gaining weight because ex- Bonanza Mery Griffin Legal Notice LoveOt Life (I) Movie (9) Blankety Blank (35) Florida Lifestyle 11:55 (6) News By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D LAMB Club Sponsors Vietnamese Alliance Church IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL CASE NO. 74.2139CAO9A FUNDING COUNTRYWIDE CORPORATICN, a New York Petitioner, and file the original with the Clerk uf the above styled Court on or before May 29th. 1975, ctlerwiW. a Judgment may be (44) Mickey Mouse Squares Ills Described (44) Three Stooges (2,1) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (6) Andy Griffith (13) Cable Journal (24) Electric Company (35) Lnst In Space 6:00 (2,6,0,9) News c:a V!!! Al-re (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2. 0) NBC News () CBS News (9) ABC News 3, Ensign O'Toole (24) Zoom (35) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes (44) 9:30 (13) Monty Nash (24) Assignment DEAR DR. Captain Kangaroo (44) Tennessee Tuxedo 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 17:00 (9) News (9) S.W.A.T. 4:00 (2.,) rod ay (6) News (9) Bozo's Big lop 7:30 (9) Am America (44) Religious Townhall Eye 11:00 (2,6, 5, 9) News (24) Yoga (35) 7 Club (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2,1) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Fugitive (9) Rookies (24) Thin Edge (35) The Caron Sunrise 7:00 The Public in Show (34) Yoga Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents Name lhatanactlonfo.DISSOLUTIONOF MARRIAGE has been tiled ag.iinst you and you are required to serve a copy of your written defnsei, it any, to WALLACE F. STALNAKER, JR. OfSTEPHENSONandBEANE,POS! Office Drawer One, Casselberry. Florida, 37701, Attorneys for the (33) UnCle Huble (I) Today in Florida :55 (2) Daily Devotional 10:30 (13) June Allyson (I) (9) - Beaver Match Game () e Life To Live Semester Leg islature (3S) Felon y Squad Jeopardy (6) What's M' 6:30 (6) (24) Today In The Ghost JJ• No.' 10:00 (9) Car me (13) Zafle Grey Theatre 67th Year, No. 233-Tuesday, May 20, 1975 Clerk 01 the Circuit Court. Seminole Cou nty, Florida in accordance with Fictitious the provisions of the Section 5tatutes. To Wit 86509 Fioridd StatuteS 1957 NOTICE OF SUIT Inc. of JOSEPHTrim. TO RAYMOND tamonte Sprn9S WEILAND PubliSh, May 19. 26, June 2,9, 1975 Address Unknown OEM 161 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 3:30 (6) _____________________________________________________ (6) Concentration (I) What's My Line (9) Wild World HElIJ1u11 Jul Jill To Tell The Truth Of i DOWN 23 Liquor made Of honey '4 Facial TONIGHT'STV EVENING I z a r .. intend to register said name with We Husband (44) Le.ve it To ft J' ; (33) Mr. Ed MONDAY ~ Til TI.\:'4,' ______L 33 Against places Monday, May19, 1975-6B Answer to PIIVIOUS PULZII Have Fun Amusement 4 Forms Ct 9Grek market Fl. ,,.__.__,__..'-.---'--,------.'.-._,i . FICTITIOUS NAME Nolictisherittygivitnthat we are at 711 E engaged in bUSIneSS Semoran Blvd. Altamonte Springs. Seminole County, Florida under the fictitious name of TRIM and that we IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.421.CA.04.0 In re: the Marriage of NORMA DELORES WEtLAND. Wife: and RAYMOND JOSEPH WEILANO, ______________________________________ Evening Herald, Sanford, - Legal Notice Legal Notice LEISURE - - School Paving qr ., 1, Upkeep Declined . . _% 11) , IICKEV LOCHRIDGE Herald Stall Writer . ticipate in maintaining school property like parking Lots, but A county policy, excluding in a workshop session yesterresponsibility of the county to day Commission deleted the maintain resurfacing and paragraph. :v ,t . . ... paving Commissioner Mike hatprojects on school -. . -.--grounds In unincorporated taway voiced strong opposition - " '' •-'.! , areas was adopted this morning to the County's responsibility to k . i '.T by the Seminole County school grounds saying, 'We're ,,F' i ..1 not private contractors Conunisision At 4 . "I don't think it's fair of the " The policy, P IC), Prepared b) School Board. We won't satisfy Y Engineer D1U -- -----Bush and their needs." he said. / '.f Public ,or Director Bob Commission Chairman Sid .. , A ndrews, ou tlines COUflt)' i_2_ Vihien Jr., said the situation of . po icYreardl the Count' S county crews working on '-.--con sid e ra tion of handling pas'ing on school property has -. from only surfaced a few times. School Board. r Bush also was in favor of A deadline of May I was set striking we paragraph irom me _______ ________ ____________ ______ policy becati,'e he rld, "Ws ________ fcc the Sehn& Ilorird riakin; 7 ___________________________________________________________ requests for the Coun ty to have to assume the possibility ____________________ consider when preparing as of going onto the school -_ E1T . lcounty) fiscal year budget. property and then be criticized -w ____ ______ ____ -'-" =--_______________ The policy also suggests that for what we do." Bush was instructed last the School Board make its requests and projects known to week to write the first draft Jay thvicheI takes a ride on a basketball last night during SUPER SM ILE all governmental units inthe policy when Commission finals of the second annual Sanford Super-Athlete Competition decided that a definite %'ol%'ed. at Seminole High School. The smile says the ride's okay. Story, AT SUPER EVENT statement was necessary In the More photos on Page l.n. tlleraldl'hotoby Gordon Willlamsont a paragraph was included curtail school requests f,,ir,projects which fi1'r in durtn: the fiscal year. Bush explained that wtwn D . money requests, which tht' Conunission had not budgeted, This time the commissioners voted without opposition to An agreement paving the way for development of a 125-unit show up during the year, the approve the agreement. During last week's session, three tie housing project on 48 acres of land southeast of the city was commission Is forced to make a votes developed, all of which had to be broken by Mayor Moore, formally signed between Tyme Construction and the City of decion on the matter during an intra-Conunission struggle about what direction o Sanford yesterday. Dick Commissioner take in clearing up the long-delayed Newburg Development Mayor Lee Moore and David Adams and Joe ('rum, Williams, who did not atten project. deopers doing business as Tyme Construction, signed the yesterday's work session. Both ('rum and Adams were grinning broadly when the final new agreement, ending two years of hassle surrounding the 48 proposed an amendment to the pen strokes to the agreement were completed at 4:30 p.m. in acres owned by Newburg Development Co. of Winter Park, policy that the county should Commission chambers. The new agreement, which City Attorney Vernon Mite had consider on-site constni'tion on "This makes its very happy. We're going ahead now with ken directed to draft last week, provides six months time for ;i school property. but the motion the project,' Crum said later. ir cent completion of water and sewer lines for the developwas defeated by CciriiThe project would develop two sections - an eight acre and mentand 18 months for completion of streets and drainage missior1ers Vihien, Itattaway construction in the project. if 40-acre tract - as a residential area and does not provide for and Harry Kwiatkowski. The water and sewer service from the city will be provided conunerc'Ialdcvelc,pment. The first agreement between Sanford The policy also terminates to the area when the developers complete the lines and the and Newburg had been approved in 1973. the county's budgeting for adult nro;e'ct is annexed into the city. I Continued on Papoçiisifl,, 'uurms at th. 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T __ ., -- - -- - - - 4' I i~ LEISURE ____ _ __ I ': Sunday I. _1111101 ? 67th Year, No. 231—Sunday, May 18, 1975 -- r I I 4 .4 12 1IiI Wedding EVENING I11 Ili DOWN I Marry FRIDAY Answer to Previous Puzzis The Bride 7:00 (2) —A 01 Tl"1011 I --dawn :: fLAjS 52 ;ri,sanhre 14 • era FalsehoM 1 (p1) 3 Ferest An. .11 2L Craven .,rs 6 Wedding ve,l L_ ~ r Tl 0 Elplimltipl 44) Star Trek 11215T . '14 Beigian river (2)' Police Surgeon (6) What's My Line (I) $25,000 Pyramid (9) Hollywood Scares (13) Wrestling 8. 00 (2, anford A., Mal-ce 25 International 43 Essence of alliance (ab) ma~n pont 27 Learning do at -*444,ng in road 45 Small opening 28 Iambi aas 46 Girl's name 47 Shim-bear 29 Things in 11 Bo 23 Since (Scot) 19 MaM i name 26 Brides and deletion grooms 22 Go" court@ 30 Free countr call fib I . S And (6) Movie (9) Kolchak 32 In this place 49 Grafted (her) 51 Suptyllative 35 Make vo" y 39 Ca rd "ii' it Iiar, 36 Graduilty ab) M 37 Special prayers lot particular day . 39 Meadows 6-tweamnews __ 4U New Ounea seaport 41 Entertainment group fib 43 Small maul 46 Wed ilil 50 Made engry SI Totlitry case 52 Went test 53 Warble 54 Statute lab) 55 Take a seat 5'3 London gallery 57 Story 830 liii MEMO (2) UIII JR. ___ WMM .I. 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(44) Dinah Science Fiction 11:00 (2, 6, 9) News (3) 700 Club (3s) Pop Goes The Country (44) wrestling (I) News (9) Movie (44) Rock Concert _________ ¶ Movie , j . ,i u U .r ... _______L . ..• . ______ .4 HOROSCOPE WHEN YOU HEAR THE telephone company. Let you in the road and couldn't come starts getting pains across the second game of the chamSid Caesar and on a secret; 71v face is Sid'3, back. So Allen Swift, king of the chest. Imogene Coca, wonderful but not the voice in three of the ioiceovers, who has made Sot- conclusion CBS NAB latest developments for comic pair of' Your Show of four commercials There was a 65,000 commercials, but not PLAYOFFS This will be the pairings Shows in TV's earliest days, major problem with the sound, once on camera, was rushed to have been in a series of but when Caesar was sum- lend his talented voice. television commercials for the moned to redo them, he was on TONE: me CX" ?*ATU _____ a' .5 . N 0 " THE STEPFORD WIVES Starring Kathirtn Rots AduItsSI.SO Students $1.21 Kidds.ii .Sc W - I ° N Shows 7:30 9:30 WaáWytIafi £ aapc'M1 'n v,iaiai umn.s I SHOW BEGINS ;30 P.M. STARTING TONIGHT! SIAMESE TWINS AT BIRTH what the Devii ..Aell;nfultAs TO81lOw'-"" hath O$flEJ oge er together to regain their al kmact of sisters" • _1,yi_ 1111 ---- tt9 A J ':z" - \ Specialty SHOP AT I N 4$ 591 I.N II N liv LIIlmonn in SCENES FROM A MARRiAGE 7 . Mon. thru Sat. 9:06.9:30 A.M. EL1 RADIO DOSS NOT r -' I I COMM I ND V coa ..' • 145 445 745 It OUIWWa.ertj FIM,,Ey.Li$LE WILSON I Pm'rnaa. ,0olylinm C* WJJ Mkncs ALSO SEETHE WILD, UNTAMED, VIOLENT ACTION OF THE I UV I ' -10 - "WAR GODDESS" WITH SABINE SUN - l,tiss.L - V negotiations with the School Board, SEA was not a "labor question can only be resolved organization" when the by a secret ballot," the letter -_- , 1%, .'" - ''' ' ', ' . — , - , ., ) ,- ,% , I .- t.-% i ------- , / I Is i I - . . ' 10 . : ____ - - - - , ~ - - : .. ' - ;4 — " .. .'. . . - .. .1 _. % z % - _-s __ -- .a w _:__2_ _X~ ~ %f_-%1q#W7_ .:1n___7 , - , _1 -. Longwood Hires Safety Director ft for. Herald Staff Writes' been iukniUW for the ption, manager-police chief of SEA Executive Director only three were heard tycon. Collegedale, two yearsago Gene Grooms said he doesn't LONGWOOD He listed itEms most ImTh Qty cilmen Saturday. The first, see what the real problem is" Council in workshop session Richard DeVasco, withdrew, portant to a police department because contract negotiations Saturday informally agreed to saying he recently accepted a as selective law enforcement, have always been a "top appoint Douglas E. Keller of job as U.S. Federal Marshal for police education, crime prevenpriority" item with SEA since Titusville and formerly of Col- the middle district of Florida. tion, service to public and good that organization was Formed. legedale, Term., as the city's Joseph Ryder, the second community relations. He in"Any teticher who paid any public safety director. applicant, was formerly with dicated he had major interests attention would know contract the Altamonte Sprtngs police in youth service — juvenfle aid. %J1111011 O&V P P y Yt Is Councilmen ii-4cated, after pointment will be made Mon. department and Orange County Grooms said. He also pointed the appointment is offflM, the day night during the regular Sheriff's departmenL - , . 1 - V_ 7, 14'. 1 ... - __ -. It ": .-" I ;I 't'"a - I, :;. ,, ' ' ___-- - • I I . - r I , - __ VA ______ --.- ) ' - ______ + i 11 . .I.-- - county will have the option of Keller said he had been a type meeting to Introduce iccpting or rejecting the final KeIlr marr1id and tho recident of Flndd 41 years Keller to the ccrair4ty. Ti-.c contract negotiated by SEA. father of five children, said he and had served in the Ft. formal date for Keller to Grooms said he's aware of was willing to begin work at the Lauderdale and Lighthouse assume his post is to be set at a -ScottCo%ington (left) and Sheila Owens stand proudly behind some of theirwork built by their eighth grade Sanford Middle School class. The work was on display to show the achievements of the various dissension among teachers in budgeted $10,000 annual salary. Point police departments later date. classes throughout the school. Both Scott and Sheila are students In Mrs. Janet Miller's science class. Longwood, but says SEA is "trying to do the best job we The rocket won't fly, but the volcano does erupt. (Herald Staff Photo by Tom Vincent) can possibly do" In ongoing - I .!~ - .- .,,. SCIENCE EXHIBITS Turli ngton Makes Selection Enjoy Sunday Sanford Fir R ri i nt%k ' Florida Education Cornmissioner Ralph Turlington has selected a Sanford firm as the sole choice for a $23.3 million state contract for construction of relocatable classroom buildings, a state official announced today. According to Al Erxleben, a - Slate Department of Education spokesman, Pepsico Building Systems is Turllngton's recommendation, Next week, Turlington will present that bid to the Cabinet for its approval, Earlier this month Turlington announced that I'epsico was the Tribute To Hospital A tribute to S&'riiinuk Memorial hospital is featured on Page IC of the Sunday Herald as Hospital and Nursing Home Week draws to an end. Ali Takes Longer Around the Clock ......4A Bridge 4B Calendar ..............5A (lassified .... .... .. 7C-8C Comics 413 Crossword Puzzle ...... GA Dear Abby ..........4C Editorial .............4A ..... .. 5C-7C home Horoscope ............. 6A Hospital .............. 5A 5A Obituaries ...... .....113-313 Sports Television .........6DID IC-4C Wun's IDII) Seminole Mag %%'EATI lEft Yesterday's high 83, overnight low 67. There was .25 Inches of rain. Partly cloudy to occasionally cloudy through today. Highs in the upper Ns and lows iii the lower lOs. Southerly winds 10 to 18 mph. Rain probability 60 per cent. Complete details on Page S-A.) ~, j •f i'. • ........ L WI.ieni MARGOT KJDOfiJEKNUER SAiL'I1TpQ' Ca'i,CHARtE5 . - Index -U By El) PRlCKF herald staff writer . • , - VOUNGIS (WILDI (N. 1 g . I Muhammad Ali tnaks his prediction of winning the title fight with Ron Lyle come true, but it took him longer than expected, See Story on Page 111. 11 s.J U$T vy nves i ation S A gr of Longwood French, a labor relations expert later became one and that some The letter was mailed Friday, teachers has sent a letter to the out of Orlando, is working with teachers were "misled into according to a source in " .:k . '1iii Seminole Count) School Board teachers, and French says he believing signing of the cards Longwood Since school of 4I i. asking for an investigation to may go sn far as to appeal would keep unions out." .:~ i,l A v3l~;__ ",I u ,11 determine if the Seminole SEA's certification with the The letter also says letter, it wasn t known what , Education Association (SEA) is state authorization cards signed by official reaction will be ILI " / V z4J. .. Incompliance with state laws, a The letter sent the board Is teachers are "invalid," but However, other sources say ,, ;.ii: :i1, source said today. ,j'tt1'Y' signed by seven teachers, :. some 's background is being Grooms contends all action by French 0. 4. i I If an inquiry turns up any of whom asked that their names the SEA has been in compliance checked out to determine what 't 1' ' f/'i. ., "unlawful or illegal con be oimtted from any news with state law as outlined by the interest he has in negotiations ditlons," then the letter asks story. The letter's wording Public Employes Relations in Seminole County. r''' ' . , ~ 6. X.*,#.!` N;A-".tl . that the School Board I'consider retains much of the reasoning Comrrdssion (PERC). &_~ It Also, sources say they're c what effect this would have on French says he will u.s in any .w to find out who's "A very real question exists attem ' ,'.,,!,,: ir . . ,_ ~__--J 14 continued negotiations" bet- type of appeal or action in whether the majority of foott pting the bill for French's h, ween the SEA and the School opposition to the SEA. teachers desire union efforts on behalf of the Bard ,' In essence the letter charges representation and this Longwood teachers .,', The letter asked to allow the , -_:, I f "._V~krllN11 . . teachers v4 . -. a -I i . I I *-)- - i - ._ I ' I.A _. Ji. J,;,;.,;; 14=4 wilot" to determine if _. I.. ;.". .N.K4 _k ,i l'A- ;-f. M4 _ !'' i ; SEA represents fl Ions the '.. f Inside Today NOT UGUT D011 RECOMMEND FOR YOUNOII CHILDREN sk -. -- .. . I. %, . )ì'' begins Mondcy, May 19 U')' . , . I ~_ :_ -__ =~fl~. ___ ~ .. ''- . Teachers d ' GENERAL CINEMA CORP F. BARGAI N MATS. (VERY nA49 I 'T1t2:30P.M.— $1.25 Rw S 44 ) ARIES (March 21-April 19) thuslastie about will get a you share a vested interest. You'll be fortunate today needed boost today. You may Both parties will profit 5j pick up partner AQUARIUS (Jail }-Feb 19) through social O You will be making a decision may put you on to an Idea that SCORPIO -V today that will have faryou can adapt to serve your You're In an excellent reaching beneficial effects, If ambitions. cycle the next few hievl TAURUS (April 20-May 2D) days. Extend yourself in your you follow t1wough on tWngs as you see them now. Be alert today I Ch PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) portunity that C4ntinue to believe in your through a family member or a SAGrITARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. talent and ability. You will not relative. It may carry a sm"U 21) Dealings today with perso rts be denied the fruits of your cash rewar& who have an expansiveoutlook labor too much longer. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A and aren't afraid to take a few friend has some good news he's chanceswlll bring prosperity to YOURBIRTHDAY eagertotell Yc* regards a you new devee)pmen lopment 0 ire i,vfl CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. May17, W75 hong come at. 19) Your best chances for gain CANCER (June 21-July 22) today he In a situation where A large opportunity will come Financial prospects look very to you this year ttuuugh a bright the next couple days. SALZBURG FESTIVAL mysterious circumstance. Specifically, your work or ANNOUNCES PROGRAM You'd be wise not to discuss t career is in the best position for until it's well on its way. LUMURG, Austiris (AP) gains. — LEO (July .Aug. 22) You'll burg Festival, July X to Aug. be able to create opportunities 30, will include 17 concerts by for yourself today because of the Vienna, Berlin and Israel your positive approach. Dwell philharmonic orchestras, the on optLniLt1e Uxughts. London Symphony and the AusVIRGO (Aug. 23-3ept. 22) trian Radio Orchestra. You'll receive help in 3fl area Richard Strauss's "Woman where you're very sensitive and without ti,s,A a Shadow .-,11 secretive, from one aware of will open the bY)cl y present needs. He won't festival. Also scheduled are betray you. Mozart's "Marriage of Figaro" LIBRA (Sept. XWd. 23) A and a new production of Verdi's new project you're very en. "Don Carlos." Our 'Alie rivur from .Sanford soutli u) tl)e lua~l_ waters, Is under improper conditions, changing directions and flowing south as opposed to its I Continued On Page 5-A) (ontinual degradation of our waterways, We are g •.'. For Saturday, May 17, 1975 # !'l organization, - By BERNICE BEDE080L Everyone's symptoms are soon biologist's report is being forwarded to the parent Capital of the World. Regretfully, the St. Johns Is dvinr and tstanatesare ina fc-.% ~ uars or illonftLs it will be totally dead. To those of us who fish and enjoy the river regularly, we have watched the t;I,. t . I . . "You no doubt are familiar with ttwb qt Inhirle . #I •is River, apUy quioted as being the Bass Fishing - ' ) "" S?E~ ! Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over discoveries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page bookieta, To order volume. 1,11 and III, send $1 for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. frienti dies of a coronary, Ed . •51s1ll in . cut asunderl -1AL 0 84:30 NBC SANFORD AND SON "SANFORD AND NIECE" RERUN Fred isn't very happy at first when he learns his late wife's niece Is coming to visit. But when she turns out to be pretty and charming, Fred melts. Then he becomes protective and upset when two friends show up with her, one a guy. 8-9 CBS KOLCHAK: THE NIGHT STALKER "Bad Medicine" RERW" A strange Jewel thief is terrorizing elderly women Chicago. The thief takes on a monstrous form and hypnotizes its victims, Uien kills defenseless women, until Koichak tracks It down. 1:30-9 NBC CHICO AND THE Natural c RERUN Ed - TEATRI to OUT IS IN: Several weeks ago, Mel Brooks, the zany director of "Blazing Saddles" and 'Young Frankenstein" was Interviewed by Gene Shalit for the "Today" show. What didn't make the Interview has been assembled for a riotous segment on "Weekend" tomorrow night NBC-TV, 11:301 a.m. It Is comprised cxclushrely of the outtakes from the Shalit interview. 1, declining, it Is only a Limited mat ter of time before the entire river Is adversely affected. Th e actual problem originates at the headwaters of the St. Johns and, growing like a vicious cancer, It is moving towards the upper reaches of the river." 7% 1 lif I_: S I 1T IV III I I UI CA 1114411 uu a CU}IY UI the - .y 4 TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS - ~. - .. .. .?__~ _T" z , I __ / Lake Monroe, however, at the rate the river is Society, (B.A.A.S.) recuesting assistance from them in th e fight to a ll evia te some of th e problems besetting the river, We quote some of the most Important Items from their letter: Lon woo -Isi~;F- - -. 1 ,g • "At present the damage has grossly spread past the national organization, Bass Anglers SIwtsmen . - 4 the basis of this letter is intended as a p!ea for as,ststance from B.A.S.S. .. .......... . - _,__.__ " . Mm ' 7- . r...e . . 111-2 - -i 0 . , ' ..• ~ h . atLempdng to do something about the problem and _________ -Af- TTJ_ I (44) Bobby Goldsboro 1:15 (9) Movie ,.',i lit D.s'I BassMasters Club pledging support and -- . . i:oo (2) Thriller 7:00 (2) Last Of The World ......... - ________ 12:00 (3) Movie (6) . Diversion River The oup, "Frien 'the St. Johns' held its coo!rat ion in combining forces to resist any more first meeting May 6, with an overflow crowd of abuse of the beautiful St. Johns. sportsmen, conservationists, and public-spirited The Deltona Bassniasters have also written to Commission Saturday adopted a resolution from information he received by telephone, favoring the return of all diverted walers to the St. IEfforts to reach commission representatives In 6tizens I n attendance. 4 , 0 Johns River Basin, The Herald learned today. Tallahassee to obtain additional data were not The outcome of tue first meeting, according to A spokesman for the commission notified successful. , information receiv ed by Th e Herald, was th e with. Delbert Euga,a member of the ad visory council for Meanwhile, the diversion of more than 200 frawal or postponement of further requests of two the Department of Natural Resources, that the million gallons of water daily from the St. Johns corporations to build more darns and canals to resolution had been passed after the commission River is rapidly becoming a national issue. reclaim some 21,400 acres of the marshlands at the s apprised of conditions along the A report compiled by id Cox, biologist with Johns as headwaters of the river. Flor a I F res Water Fish ouulned in recent news stories published In the the Support for the movement to restore the river Herald, mission, and first brought to the attention of the coming in at an unprecedented rate . The newly "Ille commission apparently Ivels [tic situadon public 1)), The Herald has already leff to the for- created group, he, ldcd bN' J.1'. Turnispseed, Is extremely critical considering the fast action lilatloll of a new organization dedicated to the president, and Delbert Eugo, executive director, which was taken after the Iuue was presented," restoration and preservation of th I11 j e once-great thIs week received a letter from Bruce A Euga said. river, known all over the United States as the Bass ;1 hicEimuff ay, vice prerldent A the Dcltona 10:30 (3,) (44) Night Gallery 6:30 (13,24) News Baseball Movie USA beauty Pageant (6, e) News 2:00 (2, 1) Major League 11:30 (2) Star Trek (6) Hudson Brothers Ill ae Sesame Street (33) Movie (44) Combat (1) Survival 1000 (6) Full details of thz resolution was not available at C~apttal of the World. once, although Euga Indicated the action by the id (33) World Of (35) Bobby Goldsboro (24) 1:30 6, Bob Newhart Show (24) Black Perspective (24) School America 9.30 () Wide World Of sports (35) Fkherrnàfl •'vt (2, 4,8) News Bandstand Villa AlIgra (35) Sports Legends 1'C0 (2) S-ou' Train (6 JtIOflS (9) Movie 9:00 (2. 6) Mary Tyler Moore Show (24) Theater n 8:30 Air G' (4) Fat Albert (9) American Sea Monsters (24) Mister Roger's Legislature 10:30 (44) Sports Legends 11:00 (2.6.8.9) News (6) ($) Battle For 12:30 (2) (6) Shazan (9) Lassies Rescue Rangers (24) Zee Cooking (44) Dinah Preakness (13) Wrestling (24) Mister Rogers (33) TBI ) Sigmond And Theatre Sounding Board (3) Leave It To Beaver 5:00 (2) World At War (44) Soul Train Hour 10:30 (2. Scream Move To Halt St. Johns !cs 1IernId Outdoor Editor I 1 i By BOB ORRELL (24) A Family At War g. Neighborhood Company Bfir State . Fire (44) Braves Baseball Globetrotters (8) Information Eight (9) These Are The Days (44) Ernest Angley (9) Boo Chico And Th' t,, 12:00 (2) Jetsons (6) Harlem Bam-Bam (9) Devlin Week (33) Movie 900 (2 8) R kf d Files (9) 9:30 (2,11) Run Joe Run (6) Pebbles And Fwaily (9) Where's The c'Pri'sraei ) RornagnoilS 3:30 (9) Tennis 4: 00 (2) High Chaparral (6) HoganserOeS AFTERNOON (44) Gerald Derstine ! Table (24) Sesame Street Hardy Archie 3•Oo Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents Water Loss Becomes National Issue 8:00 is)44r?2;z!;cY (35) The Big Blue Phooey Almac 7:00 (2) (13) June Allyson (24) Wall Street ~_i I` ad 111111111111111111 SATURDAY (44) Braves Baseball JaI MOVE II III iowV ('u'c Us 9:00 (2;$)pTeFr!fcY I Dream Of Week I V TONIGHT (6) Jeannie (24) Washington Suffix game Id go 31Glus fragment, 33 Spanish cheer I — (13) Zane Grey 730 gait ivision 9 Margari ne IS Grain sateds 20 Marry wtetly 10 What bride's 22F ~~ r :; ff( (I 17:00 () Bunny Of Year (9) Movie _ _______ AM ir" R. (I) Greet Adventure 4 Lawrence Welk ( Mysteries 2:30 ( (24) Grandpeople (35) Department "5" Movie (44) Sports Legends Zee lndsOf 7:30 School: Man (33) (2) Brothers (44) Braves Baseball Soul Train 3 00 le ' 7 Pelf 21 Double curve II The Truth Concentration What's My Line _ _______ (24) Aviation Weather (3S) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery 1130 CN ;44,Vle Herald Gets State Prolect "apparent low bidder" on the contract. But other bids had been made on portions of the contract for specific geographic areas around the state, and officials felt Pepsico might only be nominated for parts of the contract--and not the entire $23.3 million. The 1974 legislature ap. propriated $20.5 million for purchase of relocatables and education officials were pleased that Pepsico's bid came in under the total funds ap- proved, Though Turlington has called the portables the "classroom of the future," Seminole County school officials elected not to order any of the units, The units are portable and can be readily moved from county to county, officials said. They are esnecinllv useful In a state where the economic climate changes with each tourist season, For example, in a county with a thriving economic climate, portables could be rushed in _ _~ "_~ _q -, w_,__W~_ ,--. -7 ~._ ~ I __ ~. AL. - and set up and then just as quickly moved out—when and If economic conditions declined, Pepsico, a California firm, has a branch office located at the Sanford Airport. As yet, it's not known what kind of work force would be required to construct the 1,863 relocatables listed in contract snerllir'ntinns Company officials declined to comment until it's known for sure Pepsico has the contract under its belt. That decision is expected next week. Teenager Pleads Guilty A 17-year-old Lake County juvenile who pleaded guilty last week in Circuit Court here to assault with Intent to commit robbery in a motorized purse-snatching has been cornmitted to the state Division of Youth Services as a delinquent child. Circuit Court Judge Clarence T. Johnson J'. granted the motion of defense attorney James Lien of Orlando. Lien bad asked the court to rule that Gary W. Hubbard, of Plymouth, Is a delinquent child and sentence him to DYS, which could hold him until he's 21 years old. Hubbard has no prior record and lived at home with his blind father, his mother and a younger sister. The youth admitted being the driver of a car Jan. 20 (lutI sped through a shopping center parking lot at Altamonte Springs. Another youth In the rear seat grabbed a woman's purse and she was dragged across the pavement until she '' - released the purse that contained no money, only credit cards. Altamonte Springs police arrested hubbard, two other luveniles and a Tangerine man minutes later and recovered the purse. The juveniles were indicted by 'the Seminole County Grand Jury as adults to stand trial on robbery charges. _ ___ - -I Hubbard had been docketed for trial as an adult on the robbery charge last week when he entered the plea to the lesser and Included offense. - _Wi 'ii 1 =~____ - T_- _V 11 __~_12_=_ IfLt4y:- ~_=__ I __.~ Z _'. - __ ____-r~ =._. 51 71 --`J171XI I. 7 V7__- _____- ____ - ~~-_ _-~___ ~_ - ~ - ____ .-- i I 0 1-y- I I 1. f~. ~, __ t,.z- -~~-__ __ _ .. .:- _ Kenneth W. hatcher, 16, and his brother Arthur P. Hatcher, 17, both of Plymouth, pleaded guilty to attempted robbery and agreed to testify against Hubbard. A jury found James Blame Whlsenant, 20, of TangerIne, guilty of robbery in the case. The hatcher brothers testified for the state in Whisenunt's trial. ---X; i"j.' — I V_ Z1Y: WALK-A -THON STEPS OUT The first step in it 20-mile walk to raise funds for the United Celebral Palsy of Central Florida was taken at 8 am. Saturday morning. Miss Orlando Donna Hatcher, and 11 year olds Tammy Tyson, left, and Sandra Smith, hold hands with Mindy Balmer. Several local politicians als, participated in the fund raising walk. tflerald Photo by Dan Crockett) I çc-' 4 .-'-- ã4:".'% - 3' k ". - �--.--.-,--,----,-.--.-I'~,-..--,.---~.~--.,---~-,-'--I;-- _.-_____.. 1 2A-Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, May ii, WI Views Financial Picture Council ki Longwood To Loosen Rein NMON On Spending ~ Preparing figures for an Other figures adjusted were: exemptions that had not been amended bwlget, the council, Statc gasoline tax $1,500 even anticipated at all. received using as Its base income and h liar tsock said th e new th ly i LONGWOOD - The City spending for the period _____________________________________________________ e first half; $45,000 revenue total should be $539,358 th during _______________________________________________________ Two Destroyers Council has apparently decided October, 1974 to March, 1975, from utility tax although $23,999 rather than the $548,979 exHartsock's to loosen the rein on spending projected for the remainder of governing body on including revenues from the was received in the first half; pected earlier In the year. ' dining the second half of the the year, Ilartsock and coun advice shaved that down 10 an personal tangible tax. Ray's $131,000 from state revenue however, more exact Search For Missing ins fiscal year, according to a ci]men took a conservative anticipated 1115,000. office said some additional tax sharing, although first half projections based on income for According to county Tax returns can be expected In this receipts of $69,762 indicates the first Mx months Indicate reviewof the city's financial approach to spending. WASHINGTON (AP) - Two American destroyers position with City i". While $141,745 was originally Collector Troy Ray's office, month and revenues will also be nearly $140,000 will be total revenues will more likely "ant remain in the Gulf of Thailand to help in the search for 13 HaroI "artsoc)' estimated as the city's property however, the city received, received from tax deed sales received; and $2,0.91 has be 7,35 in the general fund. Thursday riissutg Marines and Air Force helict:z '.-' bc.: I. . . .. through And. $115,563.90 riot next month. been ". the expethture de of th .. . :. rq_ ledger It was decided group Tang. One other Marine was known dead. Meanwhile, the . cost $4,500 focus of th e mission, the U.S. freighter Mayaguez and Its although less than $2,000 was 39-man crew, were due to arrive in Singapore today. the first six months; spent In Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger sa id Friday that the I __________ __________.... ________ cadets will cost $Z928 even forceable recovery of the ship and crew reminds the world -. ough Less than $l,)0 was th -there are limits beyond which the United States carriot ___ y spent In the first half; operating be pushed." ____ 1. supplies will cost $35,(O when less than 12,700 was spent In the .1 To firsthalf; andgas,olland tires '. . / Set would cost $13000 al though less HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) - Gov. Milton Sha pp says I than $6,l00wasspentin the ft he's bcen adised at least 15,000 refugees from th Club 'flJ form at the Civic Center and half. The Sanford Rotary Vietnam will irrive nt a military installation in castrn Also, legal and accounting present a 15-foot by 25-loot march to Memorial Park for a ___ Pennsylvania in the n,ar future. The gove rnor sa id __ $13,000 while less than $3,500 American flag to the city at martial music concert. ____________________ Friday he had not been notified officially of the decision. ____________ WM spent in the first half; Memorial Day observances In 11 Rut he said government officials had told state Adj. Gen. After th e concert, Rotary $3,250 for telephone while $1,450 Lakefront Memorial Park, May Harry J. Mier that the refugees would be sent to Fort __ _____ LL Pre dent John si Mercer will wa spent In the first half; 33)0 .. .:: _______________ ______ lntowtniap, a huge instauauan near tare. The main ______ iiUtdiace each state flag while for advertising and pron)oLlou refugee centers set up for the estimated 130,000 refugees Lk, Tbeflagwillbeholstedto the theflagunitremalnsatparade wtien $3owasspentduringthe are at military bases in California, Florida and Arkansas. 'I% top of a tall, new pole specially rest, first half; dues and sub"Up to 25,000 Vietnam refugees will probably be housed at _- t I L_ _~_ =.1-11--_ - - -.-- I e th installed to accommodate I Mercer will make the scriptlons $300 compared with the Gap," app told reporters. He said Mier "thinks the large flag. and repairs and $60 spent; figure will be closer to 15,000, but Washington has used the presentation of to a nce mainten $fl000 while less figure of up to 25,000." At the ceremonies in the park city. Mayor Lee Moore will will be the Navy Band from the accept the flag and direct the then $3,400 was spent, TOO, $4,400 machinery and Naval Training Center In Naval Color Guard to hoist It to equipment compared with less Orlando and the training the top of the pole. than $1,500 spent; furniture and SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) - One of Evel Knievel's center's 50-State Flag Team. After recital of the Pledge of fixtures $1,500 while none has greatest fans vows to try today for the third time to plunge Ceremonies will kick off with Allegiance, the flag will be been spent; street signs $4,000 Winter Springs Fire Qikf Charles Holzman (right) sells auto BICENTENNIAL over 75-foot Spokane Falls Inside a duster of reinforced iüte advertising Winter Springs as a Bicentennial community to a luncheon at the Sanford Civic lowered to half staff In honor of compared with less than 11,3)0 irrter tubes. Terry &auner, a 26-year -old carpenter, is Pollee Chief John Govoruhk. The tags are on sale around the Center with about 80 Navy America's war dead. The band spent. calling himself Terry Star in honor of the nation's It was estimated spending for will play "Taps" before the clock at the fire station with proceeds to benefit the fire depart- personnel as guests. Bicentennial and "because people can't remember my ment. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) program closes with "America the year will total $549,()0. name." Brauner, who will be dodgirg police, won't say The band and flag unit will the Beautiful." If spending, however, was where he plans to enter the Spokane River. But It will be _______________________________________________ w curtailed at the same rate as near the site of the former Expo 74 world's fair. Brauth e rt Mx months of the year, ner's first plunge for hoped-for fame was a year and a day would be some $30,000 ago. Hislashed-together inner tubes came apart and he Awards G en At Asse less or $519,000, leaving a almost drowned after the craft was caught in the , surplus at year end. whirlpool after going over the smaller, 40400t drop In the utility department river's upper falls. This time he'll carry a 30-rnlisite budget, Hartsock and the oxygen supply in his three-tube, cocoon-like craft. council settled on a $1T7,200 ors adjusted revenue total cornpared with an adjusted $170,895 expenditure total. By CLAUDIA MURPHY music), technical drafting; Sharon achievement In English; technical drafting. WASHINGTON (AP) - President Ford says he win However, an expected $800 Herald Correspondent Thursday the entire senior sign a $405 million bill to reseWe an estJ Sandra Lindsey was McGrath for perfect attendance Stephen Smith for perfect atnj *t9wv) tendance; Lynn Sollars for class was given a special additional utility tax expected South Vietnamese and Cambodian war refugees into new This was a recognized for perfect at. and J.nav Osiwne OVIEDO special outstanding work on the school assembly on the "History of was not Included, nor was the week for the seniors at tendance; Robert Link for homes. The Senate completed congressional action on the aennie Patterson was given annual and Margaret Sterling Rock and Roll." Mrs. Hazel 1750 expected to be collected by bill Friday and prepared to nd social studies; Cindy Marcellas Sanlando Utilities from water C)vleck High . presidential spokesman said It Is not customary for bills received the Seminole County the Jaycee Leadership Award; for academic achievement in West, dean of students, sales In the four subdivisions It On Tuesday outstanding -, arranged to havZ" thera to arrive at the White House over a weekend so Ford's sttxiênts were Secreeigducat Ion Dennis Pippin was awarded for French. serves Included; and additional Junior a nd Fradm ,, signature Is not expected until Monday. The spokiwi Association Award; Billie service In the media center ; Lisa Van Camp was hoSIOICd trought In tly $2,2W which can be expected g , persOnality John Lander. said It falls $102 million short of what he asked. Marimon for perfect atTim Plttman for vocation; Lou for attendance and also from water sales under the their community and scholastic tendance; Kim Martin for Rajchel for a ttendance and' gi ven the To culminate the week's current rate was not included achievements during the l97 vocation; Janet Moore for 'A' academic achievement in Award and the Jaycee acUv1Ues,the seniors hadejr (and city councilmen have sc&'of Year student honor roll; Susan science; Michael Ross for Leadership Award; Brenda all night graduation party Indicated they favor an in. Awards based on Individual Morris for business; Don perfect attendance; Jenny Walker for business; and Doug yesterday at Wait Disney crease In the rates), an adBU11t,Mont.(AP)-Amilhtarych-aft,ifthereistobe for academic Wilson for vocational and World. achievement were given at a McDaniel for vocational and Schillo ditlonal $4,600 can be an. one,mustapplyequallytobothmenandwotnen,afederai special assembly held in their ticipated In water connection judge has ruled. "I personally am an admirer of honor and recognition came In fees. femininity, but the law does not permit us governmentally the forms of certificates, Probable revenues from the pro women W protect Women terna so a to relieve Um Altamont e To medals, bonds, plaques, utility system should total frmtheduUesligatloasodpegesofdtizemlilp' booklets, grants and scholarand could be more if $184,200 U.S. District Court Judge W.D. Murray Sold Friday. ships. the city council raises rates. On the spending side of the One senior, Karen Blrchett. Ballard Crossing utility ledger, group insurance ' was given rive awards. She won was estimated at $1,503 when recognition for perfect at. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS -- the railroad, executed April 5, The SCL noted the Ballard on whether a conflict at interest little more tLan $500 was spent tendance and for academic first half ; retirement was Mayor Norman Floyd w il l give 1fl2, providing th at th e SCL wi ll Street crossing Is low In the exists when consulting in the achievement in science. city commissioners bad news at not be required to Install ad- state Department of Tran- engineers, Glace and Radcliffe estimated at $ZlCX, when little also received Mflrk the 4:30 p meeting Tuesday ditional crossing signals. The sportatlon priority list which of Winter Park, both design more than $700 was spent In the Legion Award, the "1 Dare operating supth concerning the hoped for In- agreement was part of a con- determines federal assistance, engineering for a client and You" award Danfor plies was kept at $3,000 when stallalion of warning devices at sideration for the railroad Although Floyd has been revi ew the same plans In Its Foundation, than W was qmt in tint the Ballard Street railroad granting the city an casement working to get the device in- official capacity for the city. LONGWOOD-The latest thing In the more progressive the senior 'A' student t for a crossing. stalled at the Ballard Street communities of the North Is public safety departments_a roll. In addition, Karen was crossing, Public hearings are Floyd has received a letter (Coinned On Page IA) The SCL some weeks ago told crossing for the past 17 months, .s combination of the police and fire forces Into one compact unit of named "Student of scheduled to consider: it costs of acquiring and efforts Intensified in recent personnel, cross-trained to handle two of the most Important by the Winter Park Elks Club. from the Seaboard Coastline the city Railroad (SCL) In insisting the installing an automatic signal weeks after a Maitland Rezoning a parcel off SR 436, urban functions. east of 1-4 to permit location of a Senior Melissa Merrifield city has the obligation to with flashing lights and bell businessman was killed there "We had that 3) years ago in Longwood," Councilman HA. liquor store ; the rezoning of the 77 . (Bud) Scott iW today, adding the Idea has taken on new irn- received an award for school provide local financing for the would be $77,100 and for a a train-car collission. Johnson property at the southflashing Light with gates $36,100. In other business aty for academic rwlroadicrosslng signal. portance in these days of municipal operations on tight h4ets. service, The letter points to an Annual maintenance cost was night's meeting, City Attorney west corner of Robin Road and achievement In mathematics In the 1950's thIef (Claude) Lay coordinated both Orienth to permit construction Joe Davis is to give an opinion ments, was both police and fire chief and did a wonderful job," he aral was Listed on the 'A' student agreement between the city and estima ted at $650 to $980. of multi-family dwellings and said. At that time, Layo's policemen were vohmte'r firemen and honor toll the requested rezoning of the the volunteer firemen were auxiliary policemen. Bell property at 507 Lake Another senior, Robert Alter thief Layo died, the departments were split ni dif. saF Destiny Road to permit location Winter, was given honors for ferent men put in charge of eachof a print shop. perfect attendance, for school Scott said city council last year passed an ordinance rni % Davis is also to give an a pu blic safety director, rather than a police thief, to head the service and listed on the 'A' ___ * ---.------.. opinion on whether the W police department, planning eventually to go back to Lcngwood's student botaor roll. Robert also / billboard construction permit received the American Legion ___ old way that Is now the new way. upnorth. 4given Florida Media Inc., for a When Scott arxf his c4leagues. J.R. Grant and Gerard Award. -Ia -.. \ 1 site on SR 436 can be revoked. broached the cr Members of both Other (nefl, Idea of oss-ralning se niors receiving ____ . . -. if permit was departments in police work and firefighting earlier this year it recognition Were: __l,•• city found it was located too was not well recei ved by either department's persormel. __ ij Rosanna Bowman for close to another billboard, in But, feeling has changed, Scot t said, adding he has talked to HOSPITALITY, WARM - -' service and newspaper jour. violation of city law. many of the city's police and firemen. Some do not like __________________ 1. for adGREETINGS, AND A but we probably would riot waifl them anyway. Y BOY Bill King, representing the pr vanced home economics; -, "We want employes who are dedicated to the city and have firm, told commissIoners the WIDE VARIETY OF Michael Bro wn for perfect so w. $5 company iiIi ciun ,(00 aUeadan4. Mke Ciiroll ____ A public safety direct or could be the administra tive head of a HELPFUL CIVIC damages if the permit is b,th departments and leave the tire department free of taking autNflOtlVe mechanics; Kevin revoked. Crenan for the "I Dare care of books, $cott said. INFORMATION: Leadership Award from the Councilman Don Sclreiner, this week. Indicated he Commissioners are to con - Dantorth Foundation; Burt to get the plan on the road right away. sider approving payment of -(th(iL. He said a cap tain could actually be physically in charge i Culpepper for academic tr$42,061.60 to Baycon General for _________1 : _______________ achievement in Spanish; each department. work done on the sewer system 1' ' It you are new in town Warren Davis for pralect at. .--. Gran t, nating police and fnunen quit tr and 1830.fl to Glace and MARGE WILLIAMS when the plan was first mentioned a year, said If the city does t"idanee and David Data for Radcliffe, consulting engineers. 372 1812 IL go to the full-blown public safety director p1an, "I we want the Sanford ckpartments cross.tr.siiaud." Noting the polkedepartinent cnrrer*lyhu 11 lull-tIme pollee Also, Ray DiflmA,l for school SHIRLEY COOPER officers while the fire department has a full-time chief and thr ee service; Greg Figuta for art; 8349212 ., Casselberry Winter Springs -paid firefighters, Grant sald th. men, If n#aled, wonhi Bobby (r-iffln for industrial - I.-provide a 15-mem ber professional force to handle either lice or drafting; Th!rtsa Hanvey for ':; JUDY RENEE fire emergencies. perfect attendance; Tom 834921; Sanford Optimist (bb p Idea$-ekt Dale (sp,i left., aid "I'm all for It," he said, biding i few problema may have Ic Larravee for Alta monte Springs Longwood Preiect rtialnnan Fred D a vis (center) present Coke machine be ironed out before It can be put into practice. Leinanskt received the Ruth purchased by the club for the Seminole Juvenile DetentI Center THING S HI RI £ V MILLET Connell said the MK,ePt is "beautiful", but is something that Butler Music Award, (Steve to auperludent Tom Fay. This project will Initiate the Token 934 9212 will have to come about naturally. Economy program at the center where children will be rewarded Forcst City He said he has received adverse reactions, bowe, from scholarship by the Wednesday for peal the behavior by accumulation of points for purchase of current police officers and fireflgiiers. Musk Club of Orlando and rdresinneutjj daring the OptimIst Hour each week. Proft fyow HILDA RICHMOND "My utmost thought is to try and tor peace and 4grty to Winter Park, arid received a 574 3167 the machine will be wed to purchase refreshments for the the city and not create anlmoslty,"Ccaveflsaki. bond from the Elks Club for Del lana Ju%enileaat the center. By DONNA ES'FES Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF Ana s s Continue Americans - By sotary Club I Refugees Pennsylvania M e rn o r ia I D a ____ Man icti\fities • / .-.. ____ Tries Spokane Falls PLATES SOLD iv mbly edo Seniors Ovi Ford To Sign Viet Bill Tori Ga in I-Ion Draft Applies To Women Get Bad Report On Counci' l Ponders Railway Public Safety E WA ____ I jj Serving... ___ _____ -- _____ .- __ j, _____ Idu1lli _______________ ____________ _______ _________________ __________ ___________ ___ I• _____ . _____ _______ ____________________________ CENTER GETS REAL - -,bm;r-T=---- -- - - - Sunda y H.rald, Sanford, Fl. In Industrial Hunt For Area it FLORIDA - IN BRIEF Land Firm Head Irked By States Fraud Claim TALLAHASSEE, Flu. (Al') The president of a Florida land development company has accused state Comptroller Gerald Lewis of distortion in naming the firm as a participant in an alleged $1 billion land fraud scheme. Bernard Horowitz said Friday that Lewis was 'spreaL tuU5 inaccuracies in swung that a state court iad oriered the 'itnWe e- piiIent Corp. of Miami Beach to stop selling high interest corporate notes. Horowitz acknowledged that Lewis' office had won a temporary injunction against his firm March 10, but contended the Injunction was dissolved following a hearing March 2. "There is no order against Equitable doing anything," Horowitz said. "lie is spreading serious Inaccuracies." An examination of the court record ShOWS that the injunction was lifted, but only after attorneys for Horowitz and Lewis signed a stipulation before Circuit Judge Russell Seay of Fort Lauderdale In which Equitable said it 'will not sell any rnurtagcs in the state of Florida" unless approved by the court of 1x is' Division of Sc cur it ii's - ' Teachers Not Listing Books TA1JtII1tSSfl1, Rt. Al', - Most pcuiessur profit from L,tioks they require students to read probably are failing to report their writing projects because they are unaware of the reporting requirement, Chancellor Robert Mautz says. "It is probably inadvertance more than anything else," Mautz said Friday, adding that he was going to call the rule to the attention of university presidents so they could inform teachers. Only two professors have notified the Board of Regents of their authorship and receipt of royalties from required text books. However, the Tallahassee Democrat reported Friday that a spot survey at Florida State University alone found 17 texts written by FSU professors and req'tlred in their classes or departments. Keller Out; Roberts In TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP) O.J. Keller says he is not upset by a Senate vote that rejected his reconfirmation as Health and Rehabilitative Services secretary. "That goes with a government job," Keller said Friday after the 23.13 vote, which had the effect of removing him from the HRS post. The action, which came about 12 hours after a select 31 member committee ended a marathon 17 hour session by voting 19-12 against Keller, handed a stinging defeat to Gov. Reubin Askew. The governor had stood behind Keller for months, ever since the JIRS chief earned the dlspleas'.ue of Senate President Dempsey Barron, 1)-Panama City. After the committee vote, Keller refused to resign and Askew rejected a last minute appeal to ask for Keller's resignation. - Lansky To Testify Again FORT LAUDERDALE, Fin. (AP) - Reputed underworld financier Meyer Lansky will be called to testify for a third time to a statewide grand jury In investigating gambling, prosecutors say. Lansky testified for about 90 minutes Friday, leaving the room on numerous occasions to confer with attorney David Rosen of Miami. The 77 year old Miami Beach financier was granted Immunity to testify before the grand jury after appearing briefly April 24. Special prosecutor Eugene Whitworth said Lansky will be called to testify again when the jury reconvenes here June 11-13. Whitworth called Lansky's behavior "pretty affable up to a point" Friday. The prosecutor would not discuss the questions posed to Lansky other than to say they were toad and general in nature. Orlando By MICK LOCHRIDGE Herald Stall Writer The headless Seminole County Industrial Development Authority (SCIDA) is being sized up for another stab at attracting industry to the county by joining hands with a musclebound partner: the Orlando Area Chamber of Commere" Commission Chair. man Sid Vitilen Jr., said Friday that he had been approached by representatives of the Orlando chamber's Committee of 200 Chamber Seeks InteieSted In the chamber and SCIDA joining forces to bring Industry into the area, A meeting has been scheduled with SCIDA representatives, Vihlen and Orlando chamber officials for a noon luncheon in Sanford on May 23. The partnership between SCIDA and the Orlando chamber would be separate from th -rent promn'lnnal campaign 'Acuori in ..; which the Greater Siinford Chamber of Commerce is participating, The Sanford Chamber has an - -- ~ ft7- A 1 ,,lll,l,,,lI,l,, 1-__, i(ii.i as interested in bringing industry into Seminole County as into Orange County" because Timberman reasons that if an industry comes into the area all the economy of the whole area will benefit, The aiirvwincement of the OrIrdo chamber's interest in the authority stems from a SCIDA board of directors meeting Friday morning, Vitden said the board met to discuss the futurt, of the authority, which has been without a director for several months and Is going no place fast Eight lop Projects " Williams has been working for In the past. - pl. .e a new emphasis on SCIDA, pump more money into the budget and seek an effective director, disband the authority completely. - Vihlen said If SCIDA and the Orlando Chamber form a partnership it will mean that the county we provide more '' SCWA p1-ogram and seek a director. Vihien said he personally was "excited" about the proposed venture with the Orlando chamber. By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer stand trial. Jones said in pre-trial and concealing stolen property Two 19-year-old Maitland depositions Maitland policemen in connection with clothing "'" "" men are docketed fur trta O have acknowledged that taken Jar 13 from the Mon. 3_!Q0_*QV&hMU '4- - . . . a JW4 The trials of a second suspect larceny of a boat motor charges Johnson had worked as a paid tgomery Ward store, Interstate in an Altamonte Springs but Judge Strawn has yet to informan t. but not In this case. Mall, Altamonte Springs. supermarket holdup and of a rule on a defense motion to Jones also alleged that Stroum -Peter John Muench, 24, of man accused of stealing an postpone the trial of one of the had worked as a confidential 1661 Apache Traill, Maitland, is Oviedo Fire Department rescue defendants. informant for the Florida scheduled for trial on charges van and burning It near Forest Department of Law Enfor- of breaking and entering with John Anthony Stroum and cement, the federal Drug intent to commit a felony, City highlight a criminal trial docket of 14 cases this week Robert Dean LaFrancis, both of Enforcement Administration grand larceny and larceny of a before Circuit Court Judge 201 Monroe Ave., Maitland, and other police agencies, firearm. were arrested by Altamonte David U. Strawn. Jones told the court during -Jerald Richard Jenkins, 20, Richard Lamar Skates, 23, Springs police Feb. 14. is accused of Orlando, is accused of robbery Documents in the court file the hearing that LaFrancis had of Orlando and use of a firearm In corn. indicated the van they were in Lived with Johnson but didn't breaking and entering a vehicle A special appreciation award was made Friday night by police mission of a felony In the Jan. 5 was registered to the Winter know who owned the van on- that and petty larceny. Johnson was an alleged in-Johnnie Sam McCoy, 28, of training school graduates at Seminole Junior College to father holdup of a Winn-Dixie store, Park Police Department. (oniuint. 709 W. 11th St., Sanford, is Skates and a co-defendant, and son team of James and Jim Brantley. The award was from Casselberry attorney John E. Judge Strawn reserved ruling charged with attempted Class A of the police training school for "a job well done" in Gary Wayne Gilrin, were Jones, representing LaFrancis, on Jones' motion to postpone murder in connection with a arrested In Vero Beach and firearms instruction. The two Brantleys pose with the plaque, argued in a hearing last week LaFrancis' trial. Dec. 25 assault on Cora Bryant returned to Seminole after Young Brantley Is a Seminole County Sheriff'. Deputy and the before Judge Strawn that the with a piece of pipe. facing charges there. Gilvin, a elder Brantley is a firearms Ins(-uctor, In other cases docketed for charge should be dropped and 23-year-old Kentucky elec- indicated a possible defense of trial before Strawn this week: -Albert Fisher, 29, of trician, was sentenced to -Leroy Lee, 18,of808W. 11th Orlando, is accused of rind 30 entrapment. Jones said years In pr ison by Strawn after LaFrancis' roommate and St., Sanford, Is accused of larceny. a jury convicted him ofrobbery "best breaking and entering with -Donald Louis Rapp, IS, of In a trial amid tight security has friend", Marc Johnson, fled the state and that the intent to commit a felony lfl2 Lois Ave., Apopka, is precautions including armed defense has been unable to March fl at Seminole High docketed for trial on charges of guards in the courtroom, breaki ng and entering with question him in the case. Jones School, Sanford. Gilvin, who had already alleged -Dennis Holmes, 30, of Intent to commit that Johnson may he a a received two life sentences In material witness needed for Orlando, is accused of grand misdemeanor and grand larLONGWOOD - A public first reading in late April ona3. Indian River County had LaFrancis' defense, larceny and buying receiving ceny. hearing and final adoption of an 2 vote with Councilmen Gerard reportedly threatened "to leave ordinance annexing and Connell and H.A. Scott op. bodies all around the courrezorung to residential and posing, Connell called the thouse" at this trial here. There business district of the 88-acres proposed commercial was no violence and Gllvinwas bounding Longwood Hills and designation the worst type whisked away to state prison p Lake Emma Road Is scheduled zoning, in violation of all Ideals following the trial. for 8 p.m. Monday at city hail, of proper zoning control. I Forest Dee Falter, fl, is ' .. The city council's regular Connell predicted the an- scheduled to stand trial on meeting will open, however, at nexatlon would cost the tax larceny of motor vehicle and 7 p.m, with a continued public payers money when the right- third-degree arson charges in hearing on the request of C.D. of-way adjacent to the tract had connection with the Jan, 15 fire I West for a conditional use or to be paved and the designa A tion rescue van incident. special exception to permit the was both spot and strip zoning. Faller L accused of taking mixing of special fuels In the The reannexation Is designed $10,000 fire department van Longwood Industrial Park. to stop a lawsuit filed by from its parking space next City Attorney Joe Davis in- Attorney General Robert door to the Oviedo Police dicated last week the use Is Shevin, charging the city Station. Authorities didn't know . , AVE, ONLY prohibited by the zoning or- violated state law in originally it was missing until it was dinance. annexing the Land In 1972. discovered afire several hours Shevin's office has said If the later at Forest A hearing ls also scheduled on MON., TUES., WED. ONLY City on the the request to vacate and city reannexes the property the oppoaite side of the county. HEAVY WESTERN LAZY. AGED BEEF HE abandon a portion of Oak Street lawsuit will be dropped. Sheriff's deputies arrested that Is unope ned. Also on the agenda for Faller near the burning vehicle OR The Longwood hi lls goad Monday night's meeting in a wooded area off Balmy I WHILE annexation and rezoning Is consideration of increasing Beth Drive and SR-436. LB. THEY LAST expected to engender the most water rates; a change in the Faller's trial was postponed date of the regular May attention at the meeting. Feb. 24 and the court ordered When the ordinance of an- council meeting cause f psychiatric examinations to . W nexation and rezoning passed legal holiday. determine If he was able to ~ 1 '" ______ ' SPECIAl AWARD Annex Ordinance Tops City Meet - A K I ANFOD IS CLUB $1 271I I ' 'I The Seminole County in order that the committee Bicentennial Committee has may be eligible for more than selected eight top priority $3,500 from a federal Bicenprojects for the upcoming tennial money pool which has Bicentennial celebration and Is been channeled through the going through channels to state. secure approximately $75,000 In Homer said some of the state monies to help finance the money will be used to finance projects. marketing Bicentennial The projects were selected souvenirs which will provide Thursday during the first Income for the committee. meeting of the 19-member The projects selected by the steering committee, composed steering committee, include a of representatives of each county veterans memorial, lake Seminole municipality and front beautification for Lake "every segment of the corn- Monroe, a Winter Springs munity," said Jack Homer, cornmu-'ty building and park, chairman of the county corn- an historical collection of the mittee. City of Oviedo and a girl scout Tctal cost on the projects was ecological center near Oviedo estimated at $150,000. The state on SR 419. funds up to one half of the total Also, preparing an 1822 cost, Homer said. manuscript by John LeConte on The romrnttee slro has the st'il and climate of East received a pledge support of Florida, a black memorabilia more than $1,700 from the book and the Bradley McIntyre Seminole County Commission House In Longwood. A work session has been scheduled for Monday at 1:30 p.m. between commissioners and the SCIDA board in which Vihien said he will discus Orlando chamber's Interest in combining efforts with the county. At the work session, Vihlen also said he would seek from fellow commissioners some type of definite stand on SCIDA and said he plans to offer three rc&ites SCIDA can follow: - consolidate forces with the Seminole County Port Authority SCOPA). a move whirh Commissioner Dick Robbery, Arson Cases Top Heavy Criina Co u rt List SIRLOIN Bicentennial Picks SODA Aid I k , . . - / '-~ =I Industrial '25' committee which Is currently launching an Intensive ad campaign to attract new Industry. But several weeks ago, 125' Chairman John Krlder scoffed at the idea of the county spending more money toattract Industry to Seminole County. 'F'm Timberman, director of the Committee of 200, said that the committee membe,s have expressed a desire to "work IDA" on securing Industry to the area, Timnberman said the Orlando chamber Is set up as a metro chamber and that "we are just Sumby, May 18, Your Tractor can DIEgg and Tolle 9 With a Howard POWER ARM your tractor can be quickly converted to a back hoe/loader/trencher fitted to the 3-point linkage and operating directly from the PTO of your tractor, The POWER ARM is an economical tool for farm and light industrial use. Get more from your tractor with Howard. - 44WARD BEHRENS TRACTOR CO Rout* 2 Box 54 SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 322.t43 • 0 ' 0 �- T' Sunday HerAld 300 N. Talk about unusual fund-raising projects. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Code 305-322-2611 or Area 831.9993 Sunday, May The Sanford Optimist Club must have one of the rarest, though by no rrean.s the most unusual, Items for sale as a money-raiser we've heard of In some time. 18, 1975-4A WAYNE 1). DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CUR filE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Fertilizer. Yes, plain old, everyday tilizer. But, It might not be so plain after all as we're told the Optimists plan to sell truck. loads of "Wet-der-feeder" fertilizer supplied by Chase Co., with proceeds going to help fer- Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; $28.40. fly Mail: In Florida same as hj'riie delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Home Delivery: Yc,r. Britain Market A unique referendum will be held in Great Britain in June. !3t itish citizens will be asked' whether they favor remaining in the European Common Market. Leaders of both of the major British parties agree that Britain needs the Common Market and the Common Market needs the commercial capacity of Britain. Prime Minister Harold Wilson has put himself and the Labor Prty in a diffi 'tilt position by asking the market k w, nic unprecedented maneuver has undermined the parliamentary system which demands strict party discipline. It also has fragmented the Labor Party itself Wi!son tmdthted!' ?,r ç! hc .!rvi'a as fu r and the club's youth Needs Common , n a tiomil election on t round The Clock — -- athletic fund and a share going to help the Central Florida Chorale in its bid to get enough money togethr for a summer singing songfest In Poland. Optimists and Cbora!lsts alike will be selling the fertilizer at First Federal of MidFlorida (Airport Blvd., 3nd U.S. 1,2 Montgomery Ward's Automotive Ccnter, ,L..t.. ni..... ris..... e..i.... 41t) r Iuuu, ,41 r_ wtwy 'auuday) and again on May 24. The fertilizer (294-6) will be sold In 22. pound bags and they tell us that anyone buying five or more bags may have it delivered by calling either Bob Hasty at Chase & Co. or Mrs. Irene Brown at the downtown .Swifoid Flagship Bank. (Wonder what they'll say when someone tells them to deliver a half-dozen bags to Detroit, Pittsburgh or San Francisco.) Both locations will be manned between the hours of 10a.m. and 6p.m. and Hasty is quick to note that by purchasing the fertilizer through the Optimists a person can save as much as $2.0 per bag. So, buy your fertilizer, pray for rain and then cuss 'cause your grass Is growing too fast. At least you'll have the satisfaction of knowing you helped raise grass for yourself and dollars for both the youth athletic fund and the Central Florh,a Chorale. year contract with the school having the option to renew for the following year. Rumor had it that Sanford Christian School was about to close up it doors, according to Gager, "But we plan to continue giving quality education in a Christian environment," he said. Further, he says the school's board of directors plans to start preparing Immediately for the next school term, which will coincide with that of &mlnole County Schools (opening probably the day after Labor Day, which means Sept. 2). Sanford Christian School has classes for kindergarten through ninth grade. Down, but far from out. That seemed to be the with the Sanford Christian Scnool, which Is wrLLping p d,Li urth year of eperation at the Pinecrest Baptist Church (119 Airport Blvd.) iirem Gager, auAccording 10 ministrator of the school, a lease has been negotiated with the Sanford Airport Authority for Sanford Christian School to operate out of Building 139 at the airport for the 1975-76 school year. Gager says the lease will be signed at the Airport on Tuesday morning. It will be a .one. case GLENN McCASLAND It was a .$.p of the typewriter keys, naturally, but a slip nonetheless and when a recerniumappeareainuuscornerreg&raing "the best month ever" for Stenstrom Realty, it was in error, What it should have said was the "best April residential sales In 19 years," not best ever. So, we apologize to one and all. It was a record and that's what counts. County Officials Say I 1AMNfll Thailand Demands Apology I' 44~ Ford's Act fr Found In F , 1 k 1k I . 14 , t,k% %~l . I I \,~ 1' -. :' Quick Left Turn No where else can a person find the gat.hering - . : . '14 _______ . . ______ , . _____ ____ expense r, - The Board of County Commissioners meeting , Waves r Research moved out. Ilomanstl, the microwave - I "_ i -. ___________ : i '\r7 j.! — '• 1 .. ; 1 . These five off icers took academic honors Friday night as 14$ police officers graduated from the Seminole Junior College police training school. The honor student are David Sa%io!a, Altamonte Springs; Robert Full-r, Orange County; Gary Pluck, Altamonte Springs; JohnFoster, Sanford, and Peden L.Depp,Apopka. ACADEMIC WINNERS warned Deputies Search For Pair even Eleven R I he S him any fled money was had not been deter- motor something. minister said anyone wishing Interviews CALENDAR ANNUAL SHRIMP BOIL 03•75 Safety Post Con h M torc cl Soviets Aim Dan ' r _____ .4... Set For New there' s JACK ANDERSON ,... mlnlmumsentencesln REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK had Bob Hughes, a member of School Board "concession" stand operation which consists of - ' ____ A _____ _____ officer. ': 76 prosecution," depending on the Tallahassee by a handfi11 of - _____________ ______________ Chief Justice James Adkins Individual case. By plea senators who called it an that of the Florida Supreme Court bargaining, said, it would be overreaction. 'they had voiced hopes that Askew possible to reduce the charge to it would not deter crime as would veto the bill "for my something not including the use much as other measures and that it might slow down the circuit judges.' Atkins said the of a gun. — n new "I think judges will give court system by destroying the law will result in more Jury cargo was untouched throughout the seizure by the trials and more persons in sentences of more than three flexibility of judges. By MICK LOCHRIDGE the liquor haul Saturday Cambodians from Monday to Wednesday. "What you're inviting Is more already overcrowded jails. He years In convictions where guns Herald Staff Writer morning, and police were county jail in lieu of $1,750. told a dinner meeting of Sigma are used in the offense," plea bargaining," warned Sen. continuing their Investigation. Sheriffs deputies Saturday Edgar Dunn Jr., D.Daytona Delta Chi, a professional Herring said. Two men, one armed with a Sanford police on Friday were investigating the burglary journalism society, that the law Judge Johnson, commenting Beach. "What you're inviting is small revolver, robbed a 7-11 arrested a 23-year-old Sanford of an Altamonte Springs SIDON, Lebanon (AP) —A mine exploded in the midst would place a burden on on robbery cases, said, "I think having prosecutors not bring convenience store Saturday man on a caplas grand residence following the Friday of children playing near a southern Lebanese village already overworked circuit for adult robbery cases, In this charges because they can't get morning on Howell Branch larceny. theft of approximately $1,000 today, killing six of them and wounding several others, judges, who under the bill county, you're looking at is a conviction." Road in south Seminole County, Johnny Willie O'Neal, Church worth of possession& officials said. The village of Ait.aroun about a mile from Sen. Jim Glisson, R-Eustis sheriffs deputies said. would be stripped of the right to years or more average senStreet, was booked Into county Del M. LeBlanc, 611 Orange the border, was raided by Israeli commandos twice put certain convicted felons on tences within the last year." and sponsor of the bill, said, Deputies said the men held up Jail under $5,(Ø)0 bond. St., Altamonte Springs, earlier this week. Eight Lebanese were kidnaped during probation. (Cases that have already been "We've protected the criminal the store on Howell Branch Seminole County Sheriff's reported to deputies that a the raids at Altaroun and neighboring hill villages and long enough. Let's not worry Road just east of East Brook deputies arrested a )-year-old stereo, color television, boots, Semi nole-Brevard Circuit disposed of,) taken to Israel for questioning. more," he said. Boulevard and law provides three about Court Judge Clarence T. The in a vehicle Sanford woman early Saturday shoes, belts and "The only way to reduce the at approximately 9 a.m. mornL'ig and charged her with a stolen from his residence. crime rate is to tell people that No one was injured in the host ofdrunk driving violations. Deputies also were inif they take a gun and rob a incident, deputies said. Bonnie Statten Brown, 1506 vestigating a burglary to an store, they're going to prison Deputies Saturday continued Mellonville Ave., was charged automobile at an apartment A Vietnamese family of seven and Holly until more suitable member of the AID program In Rev. McGarvey said the for three years," Senate their search for the men. The with driving while under the complex in Altamonte Springs. Is expected to arrive in Sanford quarters can be located, ac-- the United States. All seven family will be in need of President Dempsey Barron, D- amount of money stolen from influence of alcohol, driving a nruw.n-,j-uw-ujw today to begin a new life after cording to Rev. G. Blair English. the store vehicle wi th an alcohol bicycles for transportation, Panama City, sa id, NANCY fleeing the Saigon area at the McGarvey, pastor of the "We had lS,000 robberies and mined Saturday morning, The family was to arrive in furniture, washing machine ' w.v m.s. "ea* ir wct'. level, reckless driving and it close of the war. Sanford church. Orlando by plane Saturday and and other household items until 10,000 assaults in Florida last Sanford Police department fleeing and attempting to elude '"s'" The family will live in SanThe Nguyen Tan Phouc will speak at the Orlando they can get settled. The year," Glisson said, "and we've are investigating a burglary of an FJJrI'S CAREER APPAREL ford under the sponsorship of family has five children In. Alliance We should Robert's Beer Tavern at 1219 during marto got to do Following the early morning s Iteck So of Og Tract II. the Sanford Al liance Church cluding boys 16 and 17 and girls ning services today and then assist the family could do so by have done it a long time ago." W. 10th St., where six cases of arrest at SR 600 and Airport III N." , ''." MP— "-"-' and the First Alliance Church of 23, 19, and , McGy arvesaid, come to Sanford for an ap- contacting the Sanford Alliance Glisson said Gov. Askew beer, two cases of wine and five Orlando and will reside in a The father Is former employe pearance at the 7 p.m. service Church or calling him at bj endorsed the Idea of mandatory boxes of chewing gum were B1JN ThE MORTGAGE IN Is condornlnlum townhouse at25th of the Esso Corp., and was a at the Alliance Church here, his April stolen. home, 139 Plnecrest Dri ve. FLEET RESERVE ASSOCIATION address to the legislature. Owner of the tavern, Robert Atkins reported to police that HigPIway4a. West of)7.fl Sanford when he opened his business on Friday morning he discovered With HO Buttered Corn — Cole Slaw the back door unlocked. A police investigation revealed that someone had No Charge For Children Under 10 Mental Health program at MAY 20 MAY 19 Deltosia Camera Club, 7:45 been Inside the building in the South Side School Advisory Mental Health facility, Florida p.m., Providence Lutheran upstairs area over night. There MAY loth-10,00 PM-5:0 PM Florida Nurses AssocIatIon Committee, 3:15, school Hospital North, Altamonte Church; members' slides of last was no Indication of forced Springs,Speaker, Dr. A. Arnold Dist. 37 meeting, 4p.m., County month's workshop to be shown GAMES library. FUN BINGO entry, police said. Health Dept aadltom'fiun. FAST SERVING LINES Wettatein. Open to public, and awards made, New No arrests had been made in nurses Invited, Meeting for families a Interviews for the new members welcome. Joint InstallatIon of WWI friends of Spinal Bif Ida, 8 p.m., position of county safety officer Barracks and Auxiliary, Del. Crooms High School advisory MAY 21 Forest Park School, Silver Star will be held Monday at 9:00 LengUO of Women Voters, Road, Orlando. Guest speaker tonaDeBary 1197, 1:30 p.m., committee, 7:30 p.m., adam, in a work session of the Dr. Charles Carter of Sunland. DeBary Community Center. ministration building. open to 7:30 p.ia., First Federal of Seminole County Commission. Edwards, president; public. Seminole, SR 434, Longwood. Seminole job is being created to Illinois Club of Deltona Manuel Rodriguez, corn. the county with an meeting In Community Center. mander-elect. Charles official to regulate county road Carry-in dinner at 6 p.m. Edwards, retiring Commander. maintenance and construction followed by meeting and Luncheon to follow. Mrs. turned a sickly in compliance with a new the water has on Page tinued From games. All former residents of Anastesia Walters, chairman,(C law which puts higher as conditions now green. . Illinois welcome, Seminole County Humane natural flow, which Is north, exist and continue to spread, restrictions on safety laws. County Administrative Idyiwilde School PTA, 7:30 Sockty, 8 p.m., First Federal The water in this area has a the fishing in the St. Johns could Assistant Betty Slmcoe said the p.m. pungent odor and the clarity of totally end In the very near S&L. SR 434, Longwood. personnel board has received a future." "We realize whit we have number of applications for the undertaken is no small or easy position. NOTES Following the interviews, task, but If we intend to future commissioners will discuss a benefit of this river In the John R. IES Austin Tunsil MAY 16, 1975 for ours1ves and our children proposed policy regarding Michael G. Maples Jr. Dorothy H. McIntosh, DeADMISSIONS; and their children, we must procedures the school board William J. Nealon Bary Sanford: unite to restore this river. We will follow in making budget Zelda K. Siskind Mark H. Meeks, Oviedo Margaret L. Boyd cannot stress strongly enough requests. Wesley Smokes DISCHARGES: Ruby Lee Edwards Meeting with commissioners the urgency of this situation and IJ)UiSe M. Weaver, Chuluota Sanford: Michael G. Maples Jr. pray for your assistance and will be County Engineer Bill James L. Apperson, DeBary support." Cindy Bradley Clarence Earl Stephenson Bush, who has drawn up the Looking for mortgage money? To buy, Charlotte Gill, DeBary "Our desire Is to work proposed policy, and Public . McLane, Baby Girl, DeBary Robert with the agencies of the state of Works Director build, refinance or remodel, you can't find Winsor Stilson, DeBary Florida, but unfortunately, by Andrews. Harry Hughes, Deltona the time they decide who will Bush was instructed last better financing anywhere. in Eva B. Johnson, Deltona., spearhead the project, the river week by commission to prepare John R. Metz, Deltona will be in all probability, a policy setting deadlines and Friday. Born in Jonesville, s MRS. CLARA CRIM mortgage money is the best bargain in Madeline M. Otto, Deltona criteria for which the county irreversibly destroyed." Mrs. Clara F. Crlm, 302 C., she lived In Alabama from Gordon W. Sholar, Deltona And to that, it would be hard will be responsible In projects Sunset Drive, Sanford died 1920-1972, coming to Sanford. credit today. You can't borrow money for Emanuel Theodosakis, Del requested by the school board. to add a thing. Survivors Include a son, John tuna ______________________________________________ 11L11,11 __________ anything else as low a rate. We do not D, Crim of Sanford; four Edna Fuller, Eongwood grandchildren and a sister Mrs. Eva Ellison, Orlanoo charge the seller "points" and our closing Jana Hoyt, Rock Hill, S. C. Eugene M. Jackson, Tangerine Brisson Funeral Home In costs are low. So, if you've been waiting, ctiargeoarrangements. Church _________ ug assures it will not be less." speak I •• ______ _________ Viet Family Of Seven To Live In Sanford . Negotiator Harry Pelley'i team, bringing cold soda pop and cheew crwkers to authorized Public Research and Management That is not until Pelley — at a meeting earlier the meeting and doling those out during Ow Company to study the governmental in the week — Informed Hughes he had been meeting. organization of the county and to make made an honorary "Conch" by residents of Key recommendations as to what the county needs to Butler was so busy this past week that do to withstand the impact of growth and change West, the area where local townsmen are called "Conchs." Commission Julian Stenstrom remarked he'd occuring so rapidly within the county. "1 can see it now," Hughes said, closing his like to have the profits from the "concession" The Commissioners should be commended / *1 eyes and remembering tales of Pelley during Ws which caused Butler to quip, "You'd be buying for their desire to give better government to the people by Initiating new programs and services motorcycle riding days. "A Conch on a motor- Dr. Scholl's corn pads with them." cycle." and expanding new ones. New services Include a Actually, the soda and cr allow county-wide fire protection system, a parks and —Ed Prlckett commissioners a break withoutackers having to adjoun recreation department, and a county library the meeting. system. Comprehensive land planning for the The busiest man at a Sanford City Corn. MeCasland coordination of planning and development acmission isn't the mayor or anyone you'd —Glenn Uvitles In the use of land, water and other resources was begun. The county government has increased its work force 46 per cent jn the Is . past two years. In an effort to continue to make Seminole County responsive to the needs of the people the Commissioners reported to the legislative delegation the recommendations of Public Management Company to divide WASHINGTON— From a remote lakeside headed, worth of military radar and related equlpmmt if the office ofand Clerk to create the separate office of li near the Russian-Finnish border, the Soviet Because of the dangerous radiation from the U.S. safety standards are tightened. Comptroller, and requested the delegation enact Union is aiming a mysterious microwave beam powerful microwave rays, Soviet scientists ThE FUDDLE FACTORY: The only thing appropriate legislation, at the United States, reportedly direct the beam from the safety of a worse than doing business with a government According to the In theduplication present acAmerican Intelligence experts believe the distant headquarters. But the Finn, across the bureaucracy is dealing with three counting system there arestudy, expensive strange beam keeps a round-the-clock watch on border have been afflicted with unusual bureaucracies, elements, and there is a lack of encumbrance U.S. missile sites in the Dakotas. maladies, Take the case of Solomon Ward, an unhappy accounting t.0 give a true financial picture of the The rays are so powerful that most Russians In the Finish towns of Kuopio, Joensuu and painter from West Virginia. county at any given time. The study concluded In the vicinity reportedly have been World Health Organization has He was one of 13 unlucky men who did some that a professional financial manager Is needed They new rnniftor the beam, it Is believed, by discovered extraordinary rates of cardiac painting at Y!right-Pattarn Air force base, to provj1e computer from afar, But Just across the border, disease. Ilomantsl, the town nearest the Ohio, back In September and October of 1913. and to set financial planning, revenue analysis up accounting systems urL'ucky Finns have developed alarmingly high station, his the highest rate of any They never were paid a dime by the contractor, and proceduresprofessional within the department. rates of cancer and heartdiseases. place its size In the would. the H. J. Stewart Company. The Commissioners have also said the cost of The silent beam emanates from clusters of Two other border hamlets. Koitsanlahti and The men annealed to the Air 1'r,r,'ø ,ay,A I f.h(,p release some of the pressures that have been building since the of famous people that one finds In the library, leftist military junta took office a year ago. Beyond this, it will People like Sir Arthur Canãn Doyle, Shakespeare. Faulkner, F. Scott Fitzgerald, have little effect on the course of that nation's future. had an election In the last 49 Sinclair Lewis, James Michener and many Because Portugal had not boot, To un. other. all kinds of back records, years—during the dictatorship of Salazar-4t is easy to derstand why a fiesta atmosphere prevailed during the voting, research materials, maps, and such to aid However, the balloting was more a poll than an exercise of the education and refresh the mind. And all for nothing — or darn ,.r nothing. popular will—an effort by the nation's rulers to sample the word It may sound trite, but a journey to the public of the people. library would be a day well spent The people's reaction was predictable. Having lived under a Af te r all, you might pick up the rlght'book relatively benevolent, al beit authori tarian righ tist, regime for half a century, they were not anxious to see it dramatically that will due you in on what President Ford or changed leftward. It is plain that Communists are relatively others might have up their sleeves next. Have a good Sunday. small In numbers. However, they are likely to have great influence where It cuutiia--L', the labor unions, the press and with the ruling leftist military leaders. It still rema ins tobe seen whether the proposed new Portuguese constitution will bring more freedom to Portugal or less,OrbestesmtethatitwWbes1gnUicantlyIess. , SINGAPORE' (AP) The U.S. freighter Mayaguez sailed into Singapore today with U.S. flags flying and decks still loaded with cargo. The crew tald newsmen during three days of captivity by the Cambodians. ate them out of house and home." The 10,485 ton vessel new . , _______________ for Due to the diversity In size and need among • Florida counties It has been the philosophy of the . Legislature for the past several years to give the _____ people in the local areas the abili ty to formulate .. the types of government that will be responsive . to the needs of the local area. Some call this Home Rule. However, very few bills are ever considered that provide the citizens with th e opportunity to vote on a specific issue. The '$,t•* / proposed bill to split the Clerk of the Circuit ______ office Into a Clerk with court oriented t.I: .:, . , , .;i duties and a Comptroller with financial a ; / I' management responsibilities will give the people I ;. . of Seminole County an opportunity to speak to • / that particular Issue — to choose the kind of i governmental organization they f eel will best I "I •. serve the needs of the county. .,: The current bill provides for a referend um . election some ninety days after the passage of . . the bill. I propose that the question be Included 1.0 on the next Presidential Primary election ballot — . to save the taxpayers the of a special election . This will also give the cit izens time to study and evaluate the ability of the Clerk's "Relax I We're approaching the end of the recession." office to maintain standards of service and efflclency under the severe strain the total financial management system of the county faces due to rapid population growth and economic development in Seminole County (some 16 pet cent per year since 1970). Based on previous financial growth Seminole County with a current budget approaching $16,()0,000 can ' c o y e' expect to double its budget In the next five years. ,, The cdlzens must decide if the Clerk's office can Ever seen a "Conch' on a motorcycle' expect Instead he's Police Chief Ben Butler. provide the professional expertise to handle the If you haven't don't feel bad because neither it seems Butler is In charge of the nightly work of "Big Business." ..'7 .. Mine Kills Six Children . . , Boulevard, she was booked Into (Editos Note: All members of the Seminole Legislative Delegation have been asked to submit a guest editorial exclusively for The Herald and Its readers. State Rep. Bob Hattaway, DAltamonte Srpings, Lu the first to respond and below is his view of happenings in the Florida House of Representatives.) . •. detrimental Information appeared undarnaged as she was guided to her berth at Scinbawanit containerport by a tugboat Michael R. McEvoy, chairman of the board of SeaLand Service, Inc ., was first to board the Mayaguez. Earlier he declared: There Is nothing on this ship dealing with arms and with secrets. This ship was on a peaceful mission," He said the To People 5O.. u p____ — cases Mayaguez Reaches Port . _I murder, rape, Embassy ieA. I devices In past Decision ..-._~'_ X \ ". ' I . - _ _1A Officials In the Seminole Johnson Jr., said on the surface year terms for felons who use County criminal justice system he doesn't see that the new law guns or destructive say they don't foresee dramatic would dramatically increase crimes such as changes in court workloads the court's workload in arson and robberty. It forbids proba tion or the withholding of plea bargainirg In in- Seminole. volving offenses where guns are "From what I understand," adjudication by judges. "I think it's a very good law," carried by defendants despite a' he said, "it doesn't prohibit the Herrin g said. "Most gun crimes new state law signed Wed- State Attorney from accepting nesday by Gov. ReubEn Askew, a plea to a lesser offense, so the committed are felonies The law took effect Im State Attorney ally, through anay, I don't think this law and will have a effect mediately and requires three. the filing of the year mandatory sentences to plea bargaining, controls on plea bargaining. Really, I persons toting guns while whether a person can be tried don't think it will have a great committing a serious crime, and convicted of the crimes for effect at all." "I won't try to circumvent even if the gun is not used, which the three-year man"This law is a message to datory sentence would apply." what the legislature has done those who use firearms for Semi nole-Brevard State by plea bargaining," Herring illegal purposes that they will Attorney Abbott Herring told continued. "If robbery is be dealt with firmly," Atty. The Herald that he doesn't charged we're not going to Gen. Robert Shevrn said, lie think the new law will have an negotiate a plea to anything teas added that he hopes sentences adverse effect on plea than a third-degree felony 1 punishable by a maximum five would be longer than three barwalninu. Herring years because of the gravity of called plea years In prison.)" The bill was opposed in such crimes, "but this law bargaining "a necessary evil of Choonhavan 'Home R ul e" %,I n... tasi ly the effort to assure that Britain remains in the Europ.an economic community. He was skillful in renegotiating Britain's market dues and the for mula which gives it more benefits from the trade consortium. Then he lost all of that ground, and perhaps The past couple of weeks I've spent most of more, by a recent party caucus in which his own leaders voted 2 to 1 against Wilson's decision to my spare time reading a couple of books, "Advise and Consent" and "Capable of honor," remain in the market. The discipline of the Labor both political fiction and, lo, the two stories Party was visibly eroded in a public spectacle, have a very current ring. Especial ly U latter. It is hard to understand why Wilson chose the In fact, after the past week I wonder If route that he did. The latest polls indicate that rank President Ford didn't go by the Library of and file Britons favor membership in the common Congress and reread "Capable of Honor" to get market, that they are willing to accept the short- his Cambodian scenario straight. term hardships, with the realization that in the long I'd swear the character "Harley M. Hudson, run they can only benefit from free trade with other President of the United States," In Allan Drury's gripping book is actually President Ford. free Europeans. ey're even from the same state — Michigan. Th Only th rough the market can Britain continue to exert a major influence on economic and social In the book "Capable of Honor," President (Hudson) is faced wi th a crisis in. affairs throughout the world, and only through th e market can Brita in maintain her present industrial volving the death of a number of Americans in the tiny African nation of Grotoland. Instead of production, as uncertain as it it. ling over and playing dead, Hudson sends Wilson has endangered the British economy rol troops into the nation to put down a "communist and political structure by choosing the strategy rebellion. that he did. Of course, this touches off the waves of And unfortunately, the prime minister's protest so recently popular with the Vietnam war mistake can have far broader repercussions. It is and the actions of President Lyndon Johnson. likely that Norway, Denmark and Ireland, which The actkn of the fictional president and that joined th e market when Britain did, also will with- of Prdent Ford in deciding not to let a small draw if the vote in England is unfavorable, nation grab off 39 Americans and a ship without The effect that such as mass exodus would putting up a fight are almost identical. have on the remaining market, which already is Infact, therealandnon-realcrlslshave made quarreling over regional and political issues, IS reading the books so much more enjoyable, that unpredictable, but it cannot be good. And the UIF I would recommed to our readers that th.y take dermining of the market would certainly weaken the time to stop at the library and browse the important mutual security bond that has around, permitted the free nations of Europe to grow and And that sne head of the column prosper sinceWorld War II. — the public library. Reading is one of the few hobbies that Ireally enjoy and so an afternoon at the public library can be. the best of the week — at least for me. I doubt if the average person knows what Is inside the library, and should that be the case , The recent election in Portugal lo pick a constituent then they're missing a great deal of adventure, assembly that will write a new consitution could be called an mf0atibn and Just plain old pleasure. BERRY'S WORLD II C 1'i.. 11.1..... l#.J. 'JVI ,yiurine r,iir.t ' '" BANGKOK, Thailand (AP) — Thailand today demanded an American apol'igy for use of Mayaguez rescue against the wish es of the Thai govern. 'nent. Foreign Minister Chatichai reject ed the expresslin of "regret" from Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger on Friday as insufficient, sayin g: United States must give us a satisfactory answer for what it has done during the few days." More than 5,000 stu'Ients nirc hed on the U.S. today to ba ck up the demand for an apology. U.S. Charge d'Affaires Edward E. Masters was called to the Foreign Ministry receive a protest letter. In the next room, top Thai offidaIs were meeting with a delegation from the revolutionary government of South Vietnam, the former enemies of Thailand. - 7 New Gun Law Won ' t Change Court Load V nLu IN BRIEF REP. BOB HATTA WAY , I' - prime minister at stake in taking the leadership in exercise in futility. A plebisdte may allow Portuguese people to It's a shame that so many are going to get cheated out of a college education because of a lack of an adequate operating budget at Seminole Junior College (soon to be known as Seminole Community College) The SJC "bare bones" budget, as adopted, calls for $5.2 million, which is just, $9,O0O higher than that of a year ago and President Dr. Earl Weldon says the school's "Open door policy is in jeopardy." Because of this minimal budget, Dr. Weldon says a number of students won't be able to enroll this fall, but we'll try to be as fair as possible." We hope that everyone doesn't take all this ,L: - .).r. ptrC CZ1 at 111Cc "6"*", brighten considerably if additional funds are appropriated by the state legislature. I_._,It.. It... DU*IU of WV t oo, were 5UIV UIItI all within its power to Trustees is doing rectify the situation and will continue to strive for quality education at the highest level. Now let's hope the state comes up with a method of providing more funds for education on all leveL'. Bill Currie Sunday, May 1$, 197"A Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. River provide National Issue 1-A) state , for the best home financing,.. HOSPITAL have see us, AREA DEATH fact, _ . __ a ' ________ ______ _____________ ___ ________________ WEATHER SWA now is the time to buy or build. Mc'ney is —. - - - " �Sunday, AUY 11, 1975 6A—Sunday Herald, Sanford, FL Longwood Answer to Prei'ous Puzzl• Animals iwirc J 2Gudrns Female horse 5 Calls site 9Ter. for '"1tace 12 Sot.r d4k 13 Wild on of Celebes 14 Gar den impl.mr'I 1 E M E Lt EL-"I' ir; kJt ' 3Ecect 4Peetvate LL! 5 Nocturnal tiy*f [tJ triri _____ àtLttl SitE I i;14:1 a p , OlPIlRL) A Hie Spending (Continued From Page ZA) -.-.--...---.--- utility department could have been $113,338. Es, oil and tires was kept at Outstanding bills which must 1AT 1511 Pd l $2,500 when litUe more than be paid included: whatever the I' 19 YiAkJTL (prefix) II~'.LJ $6)0 was spent; other court decides or a settlement 9 Nature 16 La"uan Coeuridum 28 Ct,CP* professional fees w's kept at figure agreeu upon with .'vn10 Top drawer mountain 30 Saw skin Beapt $S,WC when less than $200 was suiting engineers, Glace and soda i appeuaon 48 WIk&fl spent; postage was kept at fi,ddlihfe 33 Kind of Show 18 Enctant;eis 20 Levels ostrich (war) 3.,Properiy'toms SOM.doiy 14 Cut $2000 when less t"lSniM was 221s botne Th Winter Park firm is 21 Uncommon 40S*,rted 24 L*be4s 51 Small insect spent and repair! and claiming $109,000. Also to be 23 Eggs 25 ThOught (Fr.) £3 Ofl 52 Hops k4nl ance was kept at $14000 when 24 T *1.(tWng paid Is $2500 claimed by a 76 Lack nf 45 StenLl (war 27 PMaunt rest .T. bravery 'rti consultant !roii 2 Ue.c'i _______ r'- __ u tUJ w we 32ldokzed While nothing had been spent previous years, lio i IS F? Pra1n .-peclal city attorney for en machinery and equipment 3€ Take e' 4 $2,000 was kept; distribution defending the city in the Glace 37 Hetre-* ... — I? Weft system item spending was $107 and Radcliffe lawsuit and — ——— Gan! oz but $18, was budgeted; the $,000 owed for the new lire 11 7 tr.Øian contingency fund of $20,713 was truck. 41 Highways Job — — 21 42 Corded fv- c kept while less than $3,000 was Councilmen decided I Wf 44 Co'orang previously to pay $10,000 of the spent. SJb%tarCr NL1 If spending were curtailed fire truck loan from federal 46 49 Dance Jug II .iIU during the second half of the revenue sharing and to 53 Capuchin year at the same rate as the refinance the balance. monkey uuuuI Homo Not considered In the above first half, total expenditures Outpou!; Thu* (1atr! uuu__Jui_uu would be $173,295, or a surplus figures are: $6,800 in the 44 43 57 Sootha'e if more than $60000 in the cemetery fund; $4,700 in the IIIJ'-2 148 51 1 52 utility fufld. Included in the paving fund; and $3,231 in the pcadi is $3,00G annually on police educatior1 fu; and t Soap !o — old debts for water system $36,000 in federal revenue — sharing funds, to be used in part expansions, ___ DOWN iso — Combined surplus at year end for the lire truck and the C.srt_ap!'s I I I H from both general fund and balance for drainage. ^V 6 New 7 8 (}fl qPnRT1 0 k1 (TjEAI C1 T ACROSS 1 y Ma fT Tiul ?* 1(11 I rtbfl tI 15 M ir 17 Fsmn,np 47 31 Ut lizes 16 Less Ifl$Jb41 s, .. - - 1 Fl - 34 c.3tc1 luau, IA 54 THE EFFECTIVE AID TO NATURAL- LIKE SLEEP I' - I . - - - - Frazier, — , 56 LIROL _________ _____________ on. 51 Picnic pe I AM@ RELIEVES SPRAY J SUNBURN I PAIN -' lI$..i4U11'A-C.a . a R u 111&- Ift AN A U "a JIF111i • ERINSE I I 9 By BERNICE BEDE OSOL For Sunday, May 18, 1975 ARIES i Nl,,rch 2-April 191 fidentthl information you'll be discount it because it's a task. You could develop some Others will be surprised today able to put to good use in fur- departure from your normal step-savers that will serve you well. way of operating. when you analyze things on the thermg an ambitious aim. Dec. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23 AQUARIUS iJan. 20-Feb. 19) ix)t and give them the right YOUR BIRTHDAY answers. They're st.11 trying to 21) The best opportunities for Be a good listener. Someone May 1$, 1975 gain continue to come through you'll be talking to can furnish understand the problem. TAURUS (April 20-May 20 your more progressive con- you with a new, valuable point There will be some sudden shifts in circumstances where You have a tendency today to t8Ct3. Avoid conferring with of view, your work Is concerned. They'll let things go till the last minute. people who think "status quo." CAPRICORN (Dec. 224an. PISCES (Feb. 20-March ) open a channel of adBut you'll squeeze under the 19) An unusual idea may flash Don't be afraid to apply new 'anjent Be prepared to wire in the nick of time. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) through your mind today. Don't and untried methods to an old move when the time comes. Hope you have a little extra In the freezer at home today to For Monday, May 19, 1975 Lake care of some unexpected guests around dinnertime. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. ARIES (March 21-April 19) today. Don't volunteer con. CANCER (June 21-July You'll be efficient at things you cessions unless the other party 19) Before making an Keep this evening's plans agreement today think It enjoy, but you'll be extremely does some adjusting. flexible. Be free to do VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) through carefully. Once you're inept, and careless with tasks something "fun" that may you feel are imposed on you. You have a friend who's willing committed, stand by your word come up at the last minute. your hopes, but at all costs. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Whelp advance AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 19) you must be more specific LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don't act t hastily today if You tend to be overly talkative about your goals. Someone you've been out of offered a quick-money today about a matter you're touch with lately but who's teen proposition or a bargain that LIBRA (Sept. 23-OCt. ) An involved In that should be kept on your mind will be contacting sound too good to be true, ally who is in a position to do confidential. Watch out. you with very uiteiestlng news. Chances are it's just that, you a favor win come through, PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20)Be VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) BY she expects you to keep It a yourself with those you'll be GEMINI (May 21-June being alert today you may secret. socially in contact with today. be Don't be wishy-washy about an able to pick up something of Don't play-act or try to be important issue affecting the SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) value to you personally welfare family. Do lend anything to a friend something you're not. what Don't others ha,e overlooked or will benefit them materially, today If Instinct warns you not ignored. YOUR BIRTHDAY to. That small inner voice Is LIBRA Sept. 23-Oct. 23) It's CANCER (June 21-July 22) May 19, 1975 trying to protect you. to your adcantage today to let It's not likely your self-rests se A bond with someone you've yourself drift with the tide till will be best served today. SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 23-Dec. known will be strengthened this You see the right opportunity to You're too easily swayed by 21) Stand up for what you feel vear. Both of you will benefit grab the brass ring, outside Influences, you're entitled to today. If from this alliance. Collectively, SCORPIO (Oct. 21-Nov. 221 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be you've earned something, you'll become involved in a Today you'll get some con- careful in business dealings request what's owed you. creative enterprise. a I HOROSCOPE GALAXY MODEL 3701 10 INCH FAN WITH ADJUSTABLE STAND •1 PU I ATTRESS PILLOW 9 TABLE - Dr. Lamb - - '1 KR11O-20,KR KR 135-20, KA 135-20... ItA64 SUPER ILA4 $UPI! .I,H SPONGI 104 C[AN UPS FIL CARDBOARD CHES T1 SANFORD, F1.1 It 'vu 8:16 v h 1 stopped for a red light at 1st Street and Palmetto Avenue. I had been thjnkiri' about the All fight. Mickey Lothridge had left. The man from Winter Park had left. And Dn Vincent had come back. But it WS getting on toward 9 o'clock. So I had left a smudgy glass and four or five limes, and paid for the beer. liii sure you've heard how newspapermen drink. The barmaid kept saying, "Lime and lager." And it did sound familiar. And Steeleyc Span played those fantastic jigs and reels, and Maddy Prior belted out songs about spotted cows, maidens and ale. Muhammad All, when he was In Orlando three weeks ago, said, "I want you to know that my next fight with Ron Lyle Is going L be on home TV, right In your living rooms. "So get your cheeseburger, french fries and coke and witness this joke," So, of course, I did. Stopped at McDonald's Is your kind of place and ordered two cheeseburgers, large french fries and coke to go home and witness this joke. Paid for It all. Also asked the smiling girl to throw in three, "Three?," catsups and one salt. Damn, Got home. No fries. She forgot the fries. Paid for them too. And then, only to get home and hear on Channel 9 some jive about a cliff. dweller In downtown Chicago? Still don't understand that. But of course, at 9 o'clock I heard Cosell crackle, "This Is Las Vegas (A city of unreality rather than reality.).. ." Take It away Howard. "It's like being back In the SOs, live in your living rooms In prime time.. ." Okay, only ABC and Cosell could gnt to All between the fifth and sixth round of the preliminary. Only Cosell. But the rope-a-dope? Ah come on now. And here comes Lyle, d9ncln' fighting for his life, fighting for a lifetime of wrong turns on one-way streets. Fighting All. And there's AU, pushing, shoving trying to make a path for the king and climb in that ring. Fighting Lyle. And they dance, and they punch, and they lay against the ropes. And they promenade, and they twirl, and they hug until the crowd boos. Did you see Art Carney? Suddenly, in the 11th round, All slugs mightily. Suddenly, the fight Is over but st has noend. There Is a reserved, quiet All, and Lyle calling wolf on the quick end. Cosell signs off. So Igo to brush my teeth on the way to bed and beat the hell out of the bathroom door. . 11 99 Weight Loss Needed For Health - esene (REME RINSE TI-PURPOSE FAN Foreman By TOM KEYS! R lfershl Sport.s 1-ditur herbal tL... oo DEAR DR. LAMB — We need should increase the load. You recipes for low calorie nIS don't need to strain and grunt or We have a child 11 years old prodwe hernias. with a muscle disease. Re And, here is the best part, you weighs 200 pounds. He most don't need to have a long daily lose weight and keep it off to exercise program. If you lift a stay out of a wheelchair. Please .-eight ftea to 12 times, three send me information on what By LAWRENCE E. LAMB days a week with one day of Lk to use and here to get it. rest between the exercise days) DEAR READER — The you will' grow muscle mass sk,Cret is in preparing low The best way, then, to after the first one and should faster than if you try to Lift the - 3lorle foods. A good way to do eliminate excess calories that limit their intake to no more same weight more times daily this is to limit the fat content in do not contribute to nutrition, than three or at the most nyc or several times a day. Too food preparation. other than add calories, Is to cups a day. I think even this frequent exercise actually Go to your library and ask eliminate excess fats, amount Is too much for many slows down the development of them for my book, What You preferably In food preparation, people. Fewer people would muscles. They need time to Need to Know About Food and and control the amount of need tranquilizers if less respond to your stimulating ('ooldng for Health (Viking concentrated sweets. regular coffee were consumed. them by weight training. lress). There are recipes there This explains why high DEAR DR. LAMB — I saw Most of the gymnastic tor all the differenttypesof food protein diets are often your column suggesting 10 a exercises help to build muscle and ways to prepare them with recommended. Foods rich in woman that she should stArt a beeausr the muscle is loaded the least amount of fat. The proteins but low in fat really do program to increase her w ith the body weight. Push-ups calorie conte nt of the recipes not contain a lot of calories, os e weight. muscles in order to l and pull-ups are good examwith the number of calories You should talk to your doctor That's a new Idea to me. Would pies. You can develop a good from protein, carbohydrate and about any special diet eon- you explain a little tno*e just routine of these so that all of the fat is listed with each recipe, siderations for your 5011 In how one goes about improving in your body are put muscles and there are calorie value relation to his basic medical their muscles? What kind of under load for several tables at the end of the book for problem. exercises and how often does It repetition& at! the common types of food. DEAR DR. IAMB — My I take? I'm interested in losing Will; t.t Liforuiatu" .ou car have yota- views on "cce" l rctgt, but iti don' wsit t And, here i another rood plan well balanced, nutritiovi coffee drimdng, 10 or me c,ips develop big bulging muscles. it point. Once you have developed meals that are still low in a day? might look all right on a man your muscle mass to the opcalories and will help you with DEAR READER — Sick, bu t not on a woman, timal level for you, It Is possible your feeding problem with your sick, sick. In these amounts it Is Women to maintain the same amount of DEAR READER — lily. the same as taking a number of don't have to develop big afldStrefIthby doing .t •ti.,k. .s( .•.... .1... I it.. 1. No End ESSENCE/ -f ___ -' Dugnar, ITD ,. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) — Claiming that at 33 he is a young man, Muhammad All says wants togive Ina 1311anow I= V"".I A"-scr and George Foreman a shot at his world hcavy'eightt1tle before the year Lsout. All did not look so young for 10 rounds Friday night, when 33-year-old Ron Lyle appeared to be winning their title fight. That all ended in the 11th, when All unleashed a barrage of head punches that left the ex-convict helpless and finished, his one shot at fame and fortune ended ina few seconds of speed and power. All, who had a bruise over his left eye as he came out for the llth round —one in which I, • 1,1 h s I Al between rounds he would finish Lyle credited his new strotegy of wearing down his foe for the swfft ending to a dull right. "I knew I was behind because he had thrown the most punches, but I came out serious to win all the rest of the rounds," All said of his attitude after 10 rounds, most of which found him doing • .11 II next to notLI hing except i nviting Lyle to hit him. At 224, All was the heaviest he's been for his 14 title fights, and he gave a lethargic performance in the first four rounds. "I was using my 'Rope.a.dope' strategy and then I went to the 'Mirage'," he said. All said he wanted Lyle to wear himself out pounding him on the ropes, but when Lyle refused to fall for that, he went to the center of the ring for the "Mirage like someone on the desert thinking they can see water and only find sand." n 'P - - _-':- 1 'J _______ _________ _______ -- •- _= -. ' i - - ., - 4 . -- -_.-- .- -- - - — - Lyle, weighing 219, denied he was helpless at the end; he said the fight should have continued. That is not the way it looked to others. All caught him with a left-right-right combination on the ropes and staggered Lyle, who avoided a knockdown by falling against the ropes. Then All belted home a long series of rapid and strong follow-up as many as punches -that Lyle could evade as he staggered. -- -- - F ______ - ' . -, j ' - ..•• . •, - - ._. not ' • .j. '•-. - Ali signalled for refree Fred Hernandex to stop the fight, and later said, "The man was unconscious. He wasn't defending himself. I cannot kill a man. I could see in his eyes he was just there to be hit." Hernandez finally stopped It at 1:08 of the 11th round. Lyle disagreed. "I wasn't going down or nothing. I wasn't hurt." His opinion was not shared by many. A crowd of 6,875 paid $28,672 to watch in person as a nationwide television audience saw the bout at home, the first time Ali has been shown home television since 1966. Ali collected $1 miia for his second defense since knocking out Foreman for the title in Zaire, Africa. Lyle got ___ [ - -- '1 .'• - -- ---I' - =--.--=- ''-' ? - -- - •. on .. 1100.000. W ... I.4 Ok..... k.. 'Obviously, we're going to have to cut the non-income sports Co IIeg e I Ath etics: With economics painting depressing pictures, college athletics are In trouble, Associated Press Sports Writer Hal Bock Investigated the problem. The first of his two part series appears today. . -I - -- .4 If they don't produce the revenue for you, we can't afford the grant-in-aids. Now that's looking at it in a very cold, businesslike way. I'm going to get a lot of criticism for that,' --Elroy Hirsch For many large universities, the economic picture has become so bleak that major cuts must be mode Immediately. At Michigan State, the attdefic department will have a surplus of about $100,000 based on a $2.6 million budget. But to finish In 10 ,'.,nt u,c t,,nl.. ,r, •,.,.,.,l ,,n,I a t*,ip current allowable limit of 209 W $0. Other measures would cut grants in football, basketball and hockey as well and limit coaching staffs, recuiting trips, traveling squads and other expenses. I):irrptl Ilnt':iI brighter than what it would have been otherwise.,' Michigan's athletic department still Is turning the same $100,000 profit it had five years ago. managing to keep pace with increased costs that Athletic Director Don Canham estimates at Cl S ,idlI-v, �28-Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, May ii, 97. F_ Sab BigS ~.1 res ILA"JIMA"M k'iJLtt PJ M jor League Baseball 10; Rose, Cm. 10 Grubb. SD, TRIPLES-Opirker, Pgh, 4; KeiiJner. Chi, 3. Bows, 1. Grr, All, 3: AmeriCan Isapu. W L Pd. GB 19 II 633 Milwaukee Boston Ii 11 B.ii,llrnorc - .3094 '5 16 .494 I'z 13 IS .444 5 DetmIt :I, B ream n 11~ 10 is to Pla I a , PHILADELPHIA i Buffalo Coach Floyd Smith Promises a "surprise' lry when his Sabres again try to end HOME RUNS-LuzinskI, Phi, their Jinx agairst the Padelphia Flyers In the second game of I: Cey, LA, 7. Winfield. SD, 7. the National Hockey League's playoff finals. STOLEN BASES-Morgan Cm, it; Cedeno. Htn, Smith's surprise may well come as news to his players, too. PITCHING uDecisions)- "He didn't talkabout It at practice today. We didn't practice any S.Stcnr. Chi, SO. 1.000. 1.15 dillereit" said one Buffalo player w'io preferred to remain IA. F. 0 , 1,0C , nameless. 'Maybe we'll find out about It sometime." .. LA, With or without a surprise, the U be trying to end LA . three futility streaks Uu.Z rndanger their challenge to the Fytrs' Stanley Cup tth. Iictding Thur2stay nigin's opening 'tkC at bats )-Mun. 'tame 4-1 loss, Buffalo his never beaten Philadelphia goaltender NY, .395; L.RObrhs, Del, Bernie Parent, has never won here in their five year history, .393 RUNS-R.Whlte. NY, 73; Rlv and hasn't beate the Flyers th their last l4meetJn irs. Cal, n. Thus Smith's surprise, which he said by telephone from RUNS RATTED IN-Hw,, Buffalo had been used twice during the regular season and has Min. 71; McRae, KC. 73, HlTS-Munsci, NY, 45; Rlv. bei "VCIY successful." Observers guessed Smith would break itS. Cal, 41; Mc Rae. KC. a up his powerful "French Connection" line of venter Gilbert L.OUBLES-Chalk. Cal, 10; Perreault, left wing Hick Martin and right wing Rene Robert. MCRaC, Kt, 10; LeiCano, Mu, 9. Smith admitted "it's possible," but wouldn't talk further TRIPLES-Evatn, Bin, 3; about his mysterious plan. He did, however, talk about the Porter. NIl. 3; iremy, Cal, 3: Exc'it'ing Alternative To 14 - -1 .1, A enance remark by Lowell Hiley, operator of a fishing camp on the south side of Lake Jessup, caused me to do some serious thinking. Said Ililey, "I can't uli derstand why more people don't try the bream f ishing. Bream are the flghtln'est fish for their H , ,•, , Cafltornia 171$ .41a Minnesota Ii 15 .43 4t. ChicaQo 1319 44 7 Fridays Results Baltimore 1. California 0. lit California 3. Baltimore 2. Ind tansas (:fly 3. Boston 7 Oakland A. New York 2 Texas 10 CeIroit 3 Mitv,aukp. 3, Minnesota 1 Chicago 3, Cleveland 7 Sati.rday'sOames Milwaukee (Colburn in .t Mirwjota (Albury 721 Kansas City lflt,rrorris 4 3) lics'on (Cleveland 2 1). n California (SInger 35) at Balti more (GrImiley 1 4). n Ct.ikIl,rtl 4I?Z'n.r ?4) ? Nrw Yk or M ( each 3 51 De?rot Ruhlt 71) at T,pi Rrcwn 2 2a. A C l eveland 3)) at Chicago (ICaat SI), Today's Games California a? Balt imor e Oakland at New York Rivers. Cal, 3; Patik. ICC, 3. HOME RUNS--Horton, Del, 1. Grich. Sal, 6. Burro'ghs, Teic, 6 ST0LEN BASES-Rivers, , - Otis. Area BowIin., 'I Mil*$uk at Minnesota Clevftand at Chicago Niroll at Texas BOWL AMERICA Queen, Star Roil-Off 2$ bowl( In Queen of Month RollOff for May; Kitty Lawrence won National League East W L Pd. GB Chicago 201144$ Pittsburgh 12 .571 2 ppliladelphla II 14 563 2 New York 14 14 SOO Ati Montreal 13 15 S? Louis 13 17 433 4 with plus ôt, bowlers in Star of Month Roll-Off - . West 23 I) .439 is it Cincirawti . , , San DIego 16 9 47 S Francisco 15 1* .455 6' Hutton 1226 .316 12 Fridays Results Mon treal 4, Cincinnati? Philadelphia 17. Atlanta $ New York 10. Houston 2 San Diego 3. Chicago 2 PittIbijgh 3. Los Angeles 2 San Francisco i. 5? . Louis 3, 10 Saturdays Games Cincinnati (Norman 21) at Ma; Bill Jrjhftu,n Aon with plus-101 Roll Offs for all Queen and star of month winners for September through May Will be held today at 1p.m. Goniration Gap Alice Hendricks 725. Dot But?o.. 199; Dot Button Si?. Alice Hendricirs - im logs Montreal (Rogers fOe' Matteson 398 Tuesday Morning Swingers Shannon CactI 173, Carol slaughter w4 Norma Henry 167; Carol Slaughter 479, Norma Henry 171 7 LANDOVER, Md. (A?) Coaches Al Attles of the Golden State Warriors and K.C. Jones of the Washington Bullets, who made National Basketball Association history four months ago, w ll do It again today. When their teams meet 'n the natlonall televised opening game of the NBA's best-of-seven championship series at the Capital Centre, It will be the first time that two black coaches have opposed each other in the final. On Jan. 14 in Phoenix, Attles coached the Western Con- ference team and Jones handled the Eastern Conference dub in of WFL at at Denies Charges Harness Racing Results ______ s slipper off. Sometimes the clock never strikes 12.11 "There's no telling what this " id ff Muffins, 33, who along with super star Rick Barry played on last Warriors team to reach the final, In 1%7. "I'd like to believe the teams In the final are the two best Iii basketball," said Attles, a member of the 1%7 team as a player. "Maybe People aregOing to say we're pretty good after all." Onee member of the Bulletj who is convinced that ORLANDO (AP) - Charges that the World Foothill League are good Is Assistant Coach Bernie Bickerstaff. He blackmailing former players scouted them Bonny joSWale 10. at Oakland Wednesday night. to sign new contracts have been Admlrpr (9) 300; Q (47) $11.30 T 46) $261 60 1 7 - 40.1 denied by the league president. SECOND: 1 S?onegate Sharp (0. Chris Hemmeter also denied Panerson) (2) ,_-", ?oo i lo 2. Baltic FRIDAY FIRSTS 1.Tar.dys Spitfire tw. Spriggi) (7)3.007.102.60: 2. Ocala Lassie (1) 160 490 3 Dvils Al. vocate ($1 4,100 (1-2) $11201 (7.1. 1) $16990 12:13 THIRD:1. DLamond M. Manna (1. Taylor) (6) 19.40 7.006.902. Wllmas Chip (3) 100190 3. Cash Box (7) 5 00 0(34)134201' ($71) 11.619201' 2:19 FOU'TH I. D.J. First lemon) (7) 13501905303 linys Miss SPisell (1)12106003. H1 Lints (3) 3.20 0 (47) %1,i0 1 ( S1I00T 1'11:2 call for the payment of back salaries owed to former WFL players. "WehavenothIngtodoirj The LOS Angeles Dodger right bander who the old World Football League," Hernmeter said. "AS has a lot on the ball came close to pitching a a new league entirely, we don't perfect game Friday night, but fell apart In the have any legal responsibility to last two Innings. FIFTH: 1 DevUt Ad K.(Nichoit) First, he lost his no hi tte r. Then, he lost his paying the debts Incurred by (I) 23 305206403 Sis Wampum (2) uto sh ut And fina lly, he lost the game to V* the old World Football League. 3903203 CItans Comet (St 390 0 Pittsburgh Pirates 3-2. (7$) $3440 T ($73) I3 60 T 2:11 1 "But we have offered to "Pittsburgh is an explosive club," said Va;Deyer,t,r) (1) 7710 900 3 60 2. assume the moral respon- Sutton. "When they hit, it's like an epidemic. it Chief Mercedes (3) siWlityofpayth1 off the debts ,o runs throu gh the whole baliclub." Conestoga B (7)3200 (34) $27601 create good will and a good (431) $75600 I I 10' For7 and one-third gorgeous innings, Sutton envIronment for SEVENTH: 1 Paprika L.obell (0. future was in complete control wi th a 1-0 lead, And It Brainard) (9)1403403907, Auburn growth," he added. looked like that was all he was going to need. T iger (6) 3602103 Evre Fire 3.100 (6 1) 515 40 1 (So 2) $I)9 Former Florida Blazers Bob I struck out seven, and allowed only two balls 7:13'? Davlsand A.D. Whitfleld, along to be hit out of the Infield. The Pirates got EIGHTH: 1 Double Wharnnsy th }fl wi thing resembling a hit. ex-Jacksonvjjje no Eddie Myself) (1) 140 1.70 4.502. Henry T. Victory (9) 340 4.00 3. But with one out In tlw eighth, Rkhle Z1 Hammond had claimed that the Decatur Boy nt 9200 (4 61 117.10 T Hemmeter plan stipulated that 14 6. 11 $149 20 T 3:13 new franchise holders would , - i 71.90 1.00 3.60 2 Byrd Shot (3) 3.20 2.603. Fearles . I 4 . ! (4) S.OQQ (39) 1 ($34) 1177 10 T 7:12:1 TENTH: 1. General Joe (A. rc a) (1) 12001003002 Westerns Bev (6) 14 $0 10 20 3 Or Ruff (III 30 Q (A 4) 17350 1 1461) $31010 1 Fire 33 $0 2 is Al ELEVENTH: I Cumban Fric Larrabe.1 : 2 1 Time Bomb (1) 2 Sharp View (5) 4100 (I 1)11100 T (4 IS) 1375 SO 7 2:11 4 TWELFTH; 1. Bon. Demon (D Q. B rainard) 940 40 1. ,rfoe,ful (V 940 440 I F:aly rneet back salaries owed signed or unsigned players by making per cent down payment by the end of A'wll on money due. a 15 Tennis Cla ss Scheduled And fl014, tans, )eIcome LI) baseball's ____ rewest mystery show, "Whit's My Lineup." Jack McKeon, sign In, please. The manager of the Kansas City Royals signed In at Bon's Fenway Park Friday RegIstratn continues night. That is, he signed his lineup card. In fact, through June 12 for the Sanford fT signed severM of t1lem. But the batting order -: ' Ir n. ' 1 1 ' ' . '11 L . A. - -' N desirable Dead Bass On Trot Lines By BOB ORREU. Heraldrrespondeng Writing a fishing and outdoor column can be Interesting; It can be fun but occasionally, something comes along thatlithe writer had his "Druthers"-he would rather not do II. of Three times in the post two weeks, Junker bass In Johns River. T,wo of them were hanging on what appeared to be illega I tra lines. e of t lines was baited with bream. Neither of the lines had been tended for several days, Indicating that they were not placed there by commercial fishermen. huge bass had been hooked, left to the and had rotted off the line and floated to shore, Recently, the Florida Game and Fish Commission requested sport.men in this area to report ai seemingly 'I am going to be the champ of the world someday and I won't let anyone come between me and that dream.' Due to a misunderstanding, the field man did not find the line until the following day. By the time It was located, the monster bass had de teriorat ed and fa llen off the line, which was not ma rk ed. What would a visitor to the river think of running upon this? And how would an angler, after spending hours, and perhaps days trying to land a bass of this size, feel about finding the deteriorated fish? Any sportsman or commercial f ishe rman finding any evidence such as this Is urged to repor t It to the Ocala of fice of the Game and Fish Commission. The toll free watts line is 11OO442-%). Perhaps we can stop this sort d thing. In the other National League games, Montreal Expos beat the Cincinnati Reds 4-2; The Philadelphia Phillies routed the Atlanta B48VS 121; the New York Mets trimmed Houston Astros 10-2; the San Diego Padres beat the Chicago Cubs 8.2 and the San Francisco Giants defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 4.3 In 10 innings. the hit and an ensuing error by left fielder lAy Lineup' scored the tying run on a double by Bill Sharp. Bobby Mitchell's single made it 2-1 and George Carbo Ron Hunt * "I made out three or four lineup Cards," said McKeon. "I must have turned In the wrong one. TV Incident left the Boston faces as red as the ir so Had Mana ger Darrell Johnson protested, Otis would have been called out and ter Hank Aaron R!,od out, Darre ll Porter delivered a run scoring single, A's 4, Yankees,! VIth Blue became the first etgM-game winner In the majors by hurling a seven-hitter for his sixth consecutive triumph, Billy U William dnive Inning with a long sacrifice fly on which he was robbed of a possible homer and then doubled to hiu TomrnyHarperhItftWO,Of the season, driving In all the runs as the Angels won the second game behin d Ed Flguero,a'a three-hi tter. The Or1ots took the opener when Bobby Grich lined his sixth home run of the season off the left field foul pole with two out In the ninth Wng to back Jim Palmer-s niwWt pitching. set up the go ahead run In the sreenth. White 8043,Indians,! Raagen J, Tigers, 3 - Tom G ri eve's two-run homer and Toby Harrah's three-run double paced the rout of Detroit ace Mickey Lolic Texas kayoed Lolich during a five-run third Inning outburst, Grieve's homer followed a single by Jim Fregosi. A single by Joe Lovitto, a double by Leo Cardenas and Cesar Tovar's walk set the stage for Ha ah'atow leoff tlieright fIeldwa ll,Jutmlga grand ,. Harrsb drove in two more ni with a pair of singles. Cieveland's J im Kern had a three hitter and a 21 lead when he walked 8W Melton to start the ninth and Torn Buskey ielieved him. Singles by Devon Johnson and Tony Mum got one run home and a single by Butky Dent loaded the base,, Dave LaRoche replaced Buskey and s truck out Bill Stein uut Dennis Eckereley took over when Buddy Bradford batted for Pat Kelly. Bradford was hi t with af or th the tyi ng run, and Jor ge Orta walked, pushing home the winner, away all kinds of experience to that cat and he was a helluva fighter. "After that, I went to Ohio and won again on a decision.,. beat Tony Johnson, If I remember right I didn't know how to punch back then, not like I can now. "That's when I fought Monroe." "Man, the things that go on in boxing you wouldn't believe. It makes me sick. They called me from Philadelphia and asked If I wanted to fight a kid who was making his pro debut. I only had three fights so I figured it would be a fair fight. They asked me to take it easy on him.. . you know, not hurt him or anything. "The kid was Willie Monroe. He was making his pro debut all right, but they forgot to tell me he had a record of 47 fights with 47 KOs in the amateurs. He had won almost every title around and was handled by the Cloverlay people, the same guys who had (Joe) Frazier. "I went out In the first round just toted him out and the next thing I know the ref is counting me out. I'm sure If I ever fought him again I could beat him. In fact, I have begged him to get In the ring with me, but he won't. guess I never really got over that fight with Monroe. I didn't realize people would lie to you like that. If I had known who he was I would have properly prepared myself. Instead, I got beat and he goes on to where he is now. (ranked in the top 10 in the world). "The next year (1970), I fought four times and I didn't take it easy on any of them. Those days were over. I stopped all four men Inside of three rounds (Willie Roundtree, Walter Newell, Buck Pace and Wally Swope), but I hardly got paid for the fights. "Finally, I got sick and tired of the whole thing and just quit. I .l1..'e t;..i.. t.. .i........ £ UIUH I £IIII UI L'V )tdTL u Lumpy Ca reer By IRA BERKOW The Herald Services NEW YORK (NEA) Nobody this past spring training trained harder or queerer than Ron Hunt, major le&gue record holder for being hit by most pitches in one season and one career. In St. Petersburg, Fla., the St. Louis dinals' camp, the gritty utility Infielder stepped into the batting cage, his burly body snuggling as close to the plate as possible, elbows in fact hunched over the plate. Batting practice pitcher throws. "' Now, with Hunt hitting, the next sound is rarely the conventional sma:k or crack or pop, The sound is more likely a plunk. A plunk in the ribs, a plunk in the shoulder blades, a plunk In the back. This particular time, it was the elbow. In the game later that day, he Intercepted another pitch on the same elbow. More: The Cardinals, like all teams, have a pitching machine named "Iron Mike," which Is programmed to hurl balls toward the plate. pf Iron Mike" hits nobody, other than Hunt. "I guess he's got my number, too caught me about six times already," $aid Hunt, sitting with smudgy white uniform In the Cardinals' locker room at Al Lang Field. But Isn't it unusual, Hunt was asked, for "Mike" to hop anybody? "I don't think about it," Hunt said. "lie's got his problems and j got Hunt says this with little emotion shown on his ,. roundish, rowdyish, ruddy face until after a silence and he gives a little crooked smile, But shortly thereafter, the 34-year-old Hunt was informed by manager Red Schoendlenst,, playing the Grim Reaper, that his place on the rter would be filled by a younger man. Hunt hadn't been this disturbed since the day when, as a Met rookie, he received at his apartment a bouquet of flowers after a good game and sneezed for a week after. Rough Ron Is allergic to blossoms, Ile has now returned home to Wentzville, Mo., a bedroom community of St. Louis, to tend full time his sporting goods and liquor store. It ap. peared the end of a successful, If weird, career. Playing for five teams in his 12 big kague seas'ms, Hunt had been hit by 243 pitches; no one else In the whole history of baseball had ever - " - - Orioles 1.2, A ng els, 0-3 Vincent's account follows: "I guess I should stay away from fighters by the name of Willie," said Vincent. "Seriously though, that was six years ago and I was just getting stañed. I won my first fight in Ohio when I beat Pte Madison, then I came down to Orlando and fought a draw With McBride. "I am sure I beat him, but it was close. Man, I was giving Joey Vincent ot Sutton mid of the hard-hitting Pirates. In a recent poll at the Orlando Sports Stadium, the question What fights would you like to see here?" was answered with an overwhelming "Joe Vincent and Victor 'Taco' Perez.," The demand for this Junior middleweight match can be attributed to Vincent. True, Perez, who Is from Sanford, Is one of the most popular fighters ever in Central Florida. But It Is the hard-punching, loud-talking Vincent who has touched the Imagination of area fight fans. Vincent defeated Perez last year, causing Perez to retire. But Perez soon returned to the ring. Since that time, a re-match has been In the air, The two were to fight early this month, but Vincent Injured his hand and the bout was postponed. It probably will take place In June. The 150-pounder has a mark of 11-1-1 with eight KOs. The two blemishes came In 1969. He was bombed In one round by Willie "The Worm" Monroe and held to a draw by Willie McBride. V Illegal acti vities to Its Ocala office. Off icials would In turn, contact field representatives by radio to have It checked out This was done Tuesday when the third big bass hooked on a trot line was found. After Oliver put the Pirates ahesid 3.1 In the Larry Christenson and Larry Bows in a six-run of the ninth, the Dodgers scored a nz off second Inning helped streaking Philadelphia to Dave GlUsflin their haUof the njngons its Its victory over Atlanta. It was the Phillies'. single, an Infield out and a single by fif th straight victory. Cey. Bi ll Buckner then grounded Into a game Mets 10, Aston 3 ending double play. Ed Kranepoo l's two-run double sparked a Expw 4, ft4 2 four-run first inning and Rusty Staub and Dave Pepe Mangual keyed two rallies j . Kingman hornered, powering New York past tended his hi t ti ng streak to 12 games, leading Houston. Montreal over slumping Cincinnati, Padres 8, Cubs! With the score tIed 1-1 In the fourth inning, Enzo Hernandez drove In three nuij and Mangual beat out a single down the W base Dave Winfield two and Joe McIntosh pitched a line and went to third base on singles by Mike tx-hitter to lead San Diego over Chicago. Jorgensen and Larry Bllttner off Cincinna ti ht bander Jack Billinghazn, 3-3. Tony Scott Giants 4, Cards 3 Derrel Thomas led off the 10th inning with a then lashed a grounder to Joe Morgan at second base to Pe the Expos the go ahead run. triple and later scored when Lois Melendez dropped Will ie Montanes' line drive In shallow PhIliles 12, Bnives 8 cenwr, giving San Francisco a tense victM Two-run homers by Mike Schmidt, pitcher over St. Louis. fight; Vincent lays it on the line... 'I could beat any of them and they were getting rich doing something I could do better.' Bloated bus floats on water in St. Joba River. (Herald Pboto by BobOTreIl) hit a hot grounder just to the left of third baseman Ron Cey and into t field for the Pirate hiL Dave Parker foU(pJwith a line single to center and Manny Sanguillen singled to tie the score. Sutton gave up his fourth hit to Rennie Stennett in the ninth and then his fifth, a home run by Al Oliver. As the ball flew Into the righ t field pavilion In Dodger Stadium, there went Sutton's chances of winning. "It's no disgrace losing to these guys, Bernie Joey Vincent: Fans want Vincent-Perez ANk _________ Baseball . ;J . " runners ordered back to first and third. And Recreation Department he handed to p1 Bill Deegan wasn't the since Hal McRae followed with a ground-rule children's tennis lessions same one the Royals used to beat the Red Sox 5. double, the Royals would have scored only one 1101 441 A $2 instructor's feeI is 2. run in the Inning instead of three, for the eiaJd.we Elsewhere in the American League, the "1 didn't have their lineup card," Johnson se. Youngsters 11 tiro Milwaukee Brewen' downed the MInnesota explained. "I never get one In this ballpark. We 14 years of age are eliglbk for Twins 3-1, the Oakland A's tripped the New mse fo,r copies. The Visiting flsnager the 1esson York Yankees 4-2, the Texas Rangers thumped one, the plate umpire one and two go uptialrs to Registration for adult the Detroit Tigers 10-3, the C orr,La .thgels the press box." begi nn ing tennis lessons edthBltimono2afterdr Dennis Leonard earned his ft major NATIONAL LEAGUE continues through June lo. the opener 1.0 and the Chicago White Sax edged t4 league victory for the Royals with five-hitter '60 êt t-Lac, Classes will begin June JO and the Cleveland thdlais 3-2 wi th tine runs In he C::, 'A. 3. Za and Jim Wohiford tripled borne two more fW will be held from 1:30 to 9:30 botot of the ninth, RUNS- L". LA. 31, Cc in fourthinning. deno. H',', 2% am. each Tuesday anc On the lineup card McKeoni turned in, be had (P Garv e y , Thria RUNS BAITED Brewers 3, Twlng I Mello, Amos Qti batting third. But when the game t ;;. fl&eesbundJal1fly,ofUhitiin HIT Gaey. L& 56: Cash, cotrtsuntiIJuIy3j, begantberewuoti3IntheNo.2t, the fourth After Dave retired the A U fee is required for came up with a key sit In Kansas City's fl nine Milwaukee batte DOUBLE - Ceto. HUI, I lessons, Don Money three-run third Inning, with two flIflS scoring Monday. Chi. PQ Bich. C'n, opened the fourth Inning 'lth a single and Leaders , ' 41)1396501' 2: Attirdance. 1.771, Handle: It 'II ' " . Welcorne To AL 's 'Vt/hat 's By THE ASSOCIATED PRS ' - utton Loses NoaiiisH*tter, shutout, Game By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS '' . . - reports Friday that portions of the to-called "Hernmeter plan" - " . the safest bet to Insure a good black plastic worm to take two morning. trip Is to ask advice. bass, one of them six-pounder. Gator trout are lying In wait A.C. Helms and son Kenny George Cheney, camp Just off the pier, but they have tried their luck on Wekiva operator, reported quite a few beenhardtofool.Fourorfiveof River bass for several days and people out this week enjoying the big trout were landed did not score. helms dropped the river-aome of them cat- Thursday with live spots on a into the Sports Shop and ching bream, a few hunting free-line. mentioned his bad luck to Fred bass-and all of them fi nding The pier manager, Merle Knignt. relaxation, Keller, saw pairs of huge ray Fred questioned his methods On the East Coast, red indicating that cobla are and learned he had been using snapper continue to be the coming In close. largc chugger-type lures hottest iteznin many years. The The "Fishin' Hole" had the common in his part of the "Snow White 2" out of Inlet best news for salt water ani!lers country. country. Fred suggested Harbor had a haul of250onoriit in recent weeks. "Beatle-Spin" lures, one of the trip. Robcrt Gibaon cor,iiULkd best for the Wekiva. Kingfish are hitting live bait witha trout weighing seven and The newcomers took the off er ed on a dr ift line at Nine- three quarter pounds off the sug'istlon, went back to the Mile Hill, a nd angelfish are Port Orange Bridge. He also river and pulled in a bass of showi ng up In the ca tches on the took an amberjack in the river nearly ten poun ds, along wi th bottom fishing boats, near the Inlet. three others. The following day, Trolling boats report good Thple.talls are coming back the father and son team landed hauls of kings daily, but they into the river at Port Orange. s the NBA's 25th All Star game. Jones' squad won that game, and SPLITS St. Louts (Forsch 33) at San Susan Oates 7 7.9. Hazel Ferrell Francisco (Falcone 32) si. his Bullets team also has an edge over Attles In regular season to, Kathy Cooper 3)0, Susan Oates Atlanta (Mor?ot 5-3) at Phlladel. Washington winning (tree four games against Live Whitehead 27. Sharon play, sia (Underwood 43). n Warriors. 5a 3710. Macil Harold 37)0 New York (Matlack 3-3) at Alin Dorsey 77. Houston, n The Bullets, having bea ten Buffalo and defending Champion Pittsburgh (Brett 32) at L TURKEYS Bostan en route to the final, are favored, to win both the opening os Dot Button. o Watson, Alice Angeles (Hxton 1.3), game and the series against Golden StatE. BUt the trash, Hendricks. Doris Chicago O'Steen, Carolyn 10 at San Diego Streel, Carol Slaughter, (Frieti.ben 231, n Irrepressible W.rriors - an UI3U3"aj conglomeration 0 Todays Games veterans, rookies, castoffs and fringe players - have been Atlanta at Philadelphia defying the odds against them all season and Cincinnati Montreal confident they can do It agaln New York HOUStOn Chicago at San Diego "This is a Cindrella team," said 36-year-old Bill Bridges, St. Louis a? San Francisco the Warriors' elder statesman. "It's never going to take the Pittsburgh Los Angelei at _____ . - Good SMph.I'dMIxtd Jesse Miller 701, Gladys Do,.mey 197: Jess e Miller 197; Gladys i Oowne, 441 Hits and Misses 'J ill Mitleson 113. Shrrill Cusey 139: bill Mat teson 514, Beth Fishing ____ NBA F l Open Today na ,. _________________________ ng. I'm justsorry i worms account ed for four bass six more bass and four bream- have not moved In to the sea for Herbert Hanson of all on the yellow and black buoy as expected. On the boat Titusville, the largest almost 10 ""'!e." "Rainbow," a wahoo weigh ing pou nds. John Harmon, Jr. of Carps on the Wekiva report 81 pounds was taken last week Deltona hit for eight bass, that the water level ir, several by a isherrnan who had the Bream, however, have men on inches since the rains started, fight of his life. the slow side, and that fishi ng Is improving Flw;r,der, about the tastiest Gerald DeJong, who runs the accordingly. salt wnuI fish, are ta king li ve camp, stressed that the anglers At Camp Seminole, bream shrimp at the Main Street Pier who are scoring on bass are the and bass were landed by at Daytona, bluefish, usually persistent ones-the ones who visitors last week. At Weklva gone by this time of year, are spend the day hunting for them. River Haven, John Bor. still in the area. /bout were _______ Before long, sys Flyers Coach Fred Shero, there's going to be a doozy of a fit betwvvn the two strong hockey clubs, "Within "Not later in the series because nobody wants to take chances then. "You've got to have violence in a seven-game series." Notes My fishing partner, with a bit Even the novice bream of sneer, said, "Bream? Who fishermen are getting seven or wants to catch those little eight each time they go out. So things?" for a change of pace and good After some persuasion, he eating, try a trip to the bream was talked Into t)ing a "Beatle- beds. Spin" lure to his light-spinning CO. Penney at Marina Isle outfit. Camp reported bream on the I1L second cast produced a bed In the north end of Lake -. wrriiic SLTIKC and (IC nauieu 111 JeSsup. Many good catches After thinking it over, I "I thought I had a four-pound taking plastic worms and Un. ____________ cannot help but agree with him. bass. Why didn't anyone ever derwater plugs. 'Large-mouth bass are the tell me about this before?" The Osteen Bridge area Is glamor fish, noted for their Alter landing about 20 big showing signs of coming to life fighting ability, and thereby bream, my friend was a con- with bass fishing. drawing thousands of anglers firmed bream fisherman. Leona Barnhart, who % tt dedicated to landing that j. And now, bluegills and operates the camp there, pounder. shellcrackers are on the beds, recently called to tell of a string As a result, "Old bucket- and those familiar with the of four big ones landed by f mouth" Is getting harder and sport are having a ball. henry McClure and Curtis . harder t find. \c(JrdH)g to lIIk.y, there is one Nlpixr of Winter Park. The On the other hand, bluegills bed in Lake Jessup over five bass ranged in weight from six L I i. £' and shellcrackers are available acres in diameter, and some of and a half to nine and a half __ - ' ~" - t -by the thousa nds, and only a the representative catches pounds. All hit on wild shiners. Liaratively kw people go show a string of 80 taken by McClure visited the camp after them. Sam Wright, his son Sam Jr. again Wednesday and got three J A good example comes to and Milton James. more, another rJro pc1r.d.. _____ SEEM mind: John Rogers, along with his plus, a seven and half pounder _; .r- TV 4~it . [ On a bass fishing trip last son and daughter-in-law, had and a four and a half pounder. summer, the bass failed to 120 In two days. Another limit Bream are doing well there coo pe rate. So rather than go In catch of 50 beauties came in on also, with strings of 30 to 40 Rik I JFFLI... skunked, I suggested we try for Th ursday, and Dorsey Bailey landed last week. I bream in Lake Monroe. landed 40. At Lemon Bluff, plastic Henry McClure and Curtis Nipper display bass, reason why he would reach into his bag of tricks. "We've bd problems in the building," said Smith of the flyers' Spectrum home, "SO I'm going to have to pull out my surprise. We're ju;t going tn have todo this thi I ii III LII2MI WULCE, ust"ve Large"Mouth El and the most fun to catch on copperhead brtam more than a were landed there. A few bass light tackle." pound in weight. Ills reaction? are hitting near Marina Isle, winning ' Los Angelij Atlanta U117 ~ to use it So 9)Ofl." P.C. PITCHiNG Anyth ing might help. A loss in the nationally televised Decisions).IS RIo. 01* 1'r 9?, 19?. 1 99 Ryan, contest wtfl send the Sabres beck home with an 0-2 deficit In the Cii, ? I, 175, 19). best of seven game series. STRIKEOUTS-Ryan. Cal. 69; fllyleven. Mm. "That's okay," Smith said. "You always have a chance of Cal, 21 , Fishing PU ise • • ., Sunday, May is, 1975-38 Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. - " - - '. been hit even 3X) times. Hunt holds another dubious record for being pinged most times in a season, 50. In 1971, breaking the record of 49 set by Hughic Jennings in 1896. Hunt says he Is proud of his records ("The only ones I got"), but apparently favors the latter. "It took 75 years for soomeone stupid enough to establish that record," he said. As a leadoff man, his Job was to get on base by hook or crook. It was In his rookie year that Hunt first Saw the value of standing up to a hard ball that is traveling at nearly 100 miles an hour over a distance of 60 feet six Inches. Hunt was then with the New York Mets, In 1963, during that team's notorious dog days. At the end of his rope one day, Manager Casey Stengel offered fifty dollars to the first Met player to drive a runner in with the bases loaded by getting himself hit by a pitch. Enter hunt. Quickly, he was fifty bucks ealthier. And lo and behold he had discovered a veritanle gold mine, hanging right there on his bones By 1971 he was practically flinging his blueInd-black body into the path of any flying missile he spied. On his record-shattering 50th hit, In fact, In 1373, Chicago Cub pitcher Milt Pappas argued that Hunt was struck hr a strike, but to no avail. Pappas then turned his venom on Hunt. lie shouted, "I hoc It hurt good." hunt said nothing. "I didn't want to add Insult to injury," he recalled, lie smiled that funny smile. "Besides, I don't talk to pitchers. Hell with 'em." Hunt has earned two notable nicknames. One is "Scrap Iron," Scrap Iron, he explains, may not be the best stuff, but there's always a use for it. 'Pigpen" Is his other nickname, "That's because dirt seems to attract Itself to me," he said, with modest Joy. Although he did not hit the dirt to avoid pit. ches, Hunt sometimes did sink after being tagged. And he proudly relates that he's been whomped by the best Koufax, Drysdale, Ryan, Bunning, Seaver, Gibson. "You name 'em," he said, "and l been hit by 'em." "I moved back to Orlando and started coming out to the ou name em, and fights. I saw Perez in action and some of the others from around here. I could beat any of them and they were getting rich doing 'Y something I could do better. I been hit by 'em. . . . ...,. , W .l' , 4' 1 ''' 1. . 11 a .)%" ', "When Imade my comeback In 1974 I had a manager Icould finally trust, Joey Vincent. Iam the only one who will took out for my interests and see that the right thing is done for me. "Since I came back I have had five fights, and I bombed out four of them. The only one I didn't stop was Jerry MIII and that was only because he wouldn't fight. If a man will get in and mix it with me, he has to go. Once I get on his case, good-bye Charlie. "knd you can tell Perez I am on his case. I stopped him once and he came back. Next time he won't be able to come back. I promise l will retire him for good. "Perez just went over and fought In London. Now, If England thinks he Is representative of American fighters, they will think we have become a nation of stumble-bums, and Ican't let that happe n. "My next fight should beOn June 3at the Sports Stadium. j don't know who I will fight it might be Wayne Battle or Peaches Roberts 'They are both good men but it doesn't make any di! rence I will stop them like I did all the others and will do with all the rest. "lam going to be the champ of the world someday and won't let anyone come betw-eenn and that dream" - _____ .... .. . . . ',':' £.____ 1ktw-t F-1 ''~ iJ_ ' c,J- .11 / A . ... ~. ~ .4g.' *r.t) .1 . 'r -Z-;: ,':'.'. - r_ rNIGIfT HA RNESS RACING FABULOUS TRIFECTAS EVERY RACE RACE FOR RACE THE HIGHEST AVERAGE PAYOFFS IN CENTRAL FLORIDA NEW POST TIME MON-SAT. 7:45 P.M. _. IIMFT~4' Dining at its tIret wreie thu action Is .....Os.olá T.r,ac., SEMINOLE TURF CLUB - Ron Hunt: A career by taking his lumps. , ZakL _~ ift 'J4'. %. ,~~ ,I -O* % Off 17-92, Between 436 & 434-Phone 831.1140 �___ _____ :i1._1_IIi1_. 4B-Sqay k,ra$, . S,lay. May PM by Dick Tvm., WIN BEETLE BAILEY I - I , %. IL 0 -..I- :. 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F tu ( - / * : • ',, -. 0-# ' It II - - , ~ All this activity was nlaing b 'A ra out nO5xuii eei.' a moiw Constant Concern For A Health) Communit>' Wluie a ilt to Siiunole Memorial Hospital, either as patient or -, M_ out their appointed duties. ', / • r- = —- , o. --f ii.g Another piece of equipment of detect problems such as um- Our local hospital is also needing to be under constant sensitive machine Is a various departments of v eillance at one time," expanding its buildings, staff, sur Mrs FMS III Fetal Corometrics Seminole coming discharged, vi Memorial Hospital, to and going, and its doctors, equipment and services in its J. West,, R.N., said of the Monitor, which allows con- 110,500. ..-, - Wo . d " Fr - - ________ I ' . (A '' N _ j-;---4)---- - ) .. 3 * ICItT IMGt.DIfMT To •gv v tir - I _____ I S-17 ¶ 1 L:.i 1 - ~~ \ 4.Cii'i - ZA4;~~ a I _4SA, A__ A,f-X7; I __ _____________ b _____________ - M40 cc CMTENS * &Aoiz~ 13_— , ___ i P .- .11110010ft ,< ~ I, r 9 1010.40 W ,a fte st ft of - __ _ -I I - - I - - ' • -, ' / / ,. I I - I .'- I ?,,. &;- p . ( - A . a -f--- . I ---- . -------- - -------. - , — - - - . - - -. .. - .-__a -. _• . . . - - - .- 4 -a ----- . I oz . a_______.__ - a. . - -. a- a ' .. . • - ______.L_ .p S ----- .. :. ..-_-_. - - - - '_t_. -. p -_-_•_-_. ta__ .- _ --S______ • - . - - S 'I •. • . . . r- _-. •_ -_ St-_ at-_-____ - ' !_.± ' _. ------'. ._-._-. ._._—_-_ ---- __-_-_ _ .____ __ _ . -5 --_.-.- _____ -___. 5-______ • . I _-_d ___•__S —._ -_-_ .___ - ! - t_ 1 -____ S__.k_ . I • t. - ---.-..----- - - • -._-._ . f..- - .. ----• a - I -----=_--.---- rI :-__ - - - h. -' . -• - ____ heartbeat of her unborn child, and together they watch as the sensitive fetal monitor makes a graphic recording of the fetal heart tones. (Herald Photos by Jean Pat. teson) I V. %__ •i•_ obstetrics ward, head nurse Mrs. Susan J# I Z_ ~ s : V • •.,. DO - j . Even when nurses cannot be physically present in a child's sickroom, they are able to maintain visual contact with the patient through this television monitoring system J Wt RN (t Ift) 'hM _____ S$OftTIIS ____________ I derstoodafterviewingthefilrfl, "Your UfeI)ependaOnit" osepersonsw v -%_ - WITH AN AN" a I - - — If I. - I 4. 1Ih4u, - I Iii o*_ ~,I9F! - __ _. *r_ . - - by How,, Schnesd., - -. sitors .. . ED - - - patients being admitted and '- 1 - --- - - St.--- . iC f'' - - p! i n drama tic the 3cenes employes goIng — !. -: _11111 &-perwW*w-# The fad that people are living longer thmm as I- -- =i I .J / / --- and _____ _____ H -_ M - a film show - got nation The film is still maintain visual contact with which the hospital Is proud, was bilical cord compression and hospital Hos pital Week off to a good available from the hospital's patients in the different rooms purchased recenti) for the fetal distress " asslst.antdirector, Reid Brodje, at the touch of a button Obstetrics Wing by the Thegtftofthismonjtorrajses start, Sunday, May 11 'It'll be a real godsend when hospital's men's Auxiliary the total value of equipment Since then, hospital life has should more area clubs and proceeded as alwa)s, with its organizations wish to view it we have several patients all (Pink Ladies) This highly given by the Pink Ladies to ' _____ --7a,"i - -- demonstrations, a tour of the doors of any hospital in the nurses in one station to _____ . r - A ......in- . complete with displa}s and treat every patient entering the Fund, the monitor enables __ L.. __________ r— 4 ___________________ - _____ - Jkv Purch.ased with money from television set; its value for frequency and intensity of Week. A highly successful and the great mass of int.ricate and well-attended Open House - expensive equipment needed to the Gordon Stanley Memorial more efficient nursing is by no contractio ns," said Head Nurse \..j HE CAN FIX AkYTWNG ! - • hospital's Open house might const.antconcern for a healthy monitor. "I can zoom in for tiriuous monitoring of fetal across the nation during the past seven days, In the annual celebration of National Hospital $ - '1 I I The have viewed this film at that community. newly close-up observation and even heart rate and uterine con. time; or later In the week, dedicated Dr. Gordon D. count the drops In the IN. tractions throughout labor and has joined similar institutions perhaps, at either Rotary or Stanley Pediatric Wing, for (intra-venous) tube or take a delivery and provides a con- t%.. ______ I Women's Editor __ 1 ' u fw" By JEAN PAVIESON r~.. - provide the personal services of talking, listening and helping those who need assistance eat1ng" says Mrs. Mike. At Cluistma.c time there are a lot of volunteers who help and "we'd just like to spread it out a little .è l year,I' e adds. gripswhocometothecentertoentertaln,. Hospital Concern I I -_-''Z2 lI\ -uL- UK & MUJ( 0EV IT - ~ SWT ARO4iE W'CfRcs... I :- YT . - oral hvnknw i" dq This is the main emphasis of National Nursing Home Week, according to Mrs. Virginia Mfchalowski, administrator at Lakeview Nursing Center, 'We want toletthepublicknowwhatnurslnghomesare really like. So many think they're still dark Uways,"ka says. Al I 1kw il_ , , -. ____ --- i IM I - I rT*S __ _ : - - - ,,, TOOTJ4PATE 44",- I I, "there's a great need for volunteers who can spend individual time with the patients and W 7* -1WhT .V Z i-1 I4i.--t 4 U iI S iI V Y _.. I . . [- ! i - 7 Iffl -wo-_ .- - -- - - -__? __ . I -_ 1. %_4- 4 A = _ 1.- I . _. = _j- tz_ .- - _--___A&~, ,. `__ I . ~ W_. T *, I % - --- - __ - - _" ..'- 04T3 _- - - , .f"0661•, ,,,,, ff, )s & _~:~ _.*;__1Z4 ,_,_, " La:~ Dog I A F'iE I OUST DIONT __ c,00k & THE k1P4APER K1JW 'T OMORVY JU5T IMA6JE HER Pt.AIJ WEL.1.. ENOUÔH 70 W OUR. t$reg PfD." KPOSE 4 HER CP4ALJFFEUR HE r IJAPED 5Y SOpa*E0IJE VTsEc'.EOME CLOSE ft WAYLPIAJH'f.w c,4551ETV -/ r—r ¶O4,.Eb% JT IF I 1 " aakw t. - - "--"* IlL S'ALE C-rie.qw-wratepikso - :__ Vermis, GCrA PIN CAPTAIN i I I "' 17 p0t TER - 19-4 t I- t .P ''y- CA BU • I COtJ U) IF S4E CANT 1 DEC IDE WHERE _eJ S'-1F. WANTS IT' • 1 ).L?~ I " ,Z ,l F, _____ sy LAND 5AI(Ef' M &t. C0P4LEO 'Oij TI' 'J s M' VAi. PEW Z KL%AP S MARO S. _-^ I / I H a ll ways I r ,:, I %11 : _11111111k - I L 4 I atmosphere, Lakeview like many other Nursing Homes offers a range of activities for its patients including arts and crafts, bin and special event parties. And while there are a number of volunteer normal home atmosphere a place where greatly enlarged the nursing home population paUent or residents can entertain friends, over the years. According to Mrs. Mike, this come and go at will enjoy activftles and is part of the reason for the change In the meals and yet have th e added benefit of nursing home image. rou nd the clock care. Eventheemployesandstaffaredlfferent. National Nursing Home week began with an They're younger, more experienced and one open house at Lakeview Sunday, but visitors of the requirements for hiring is patience are always welccine. "We want everyone to Mrs. Mike, who has been administrator at see how ilappy and settled our pstlents are. L.akevlew for flve years received her RN "Many people have guilt feelings about degree from Meriden Hospital School IJ placing a mother or fa ther In a nursing home Connecticut. She has lived in Sanford for eight and forjio valid reason says Mrs. "Mike," as years and has nine children. - ' Al -_ ! -- 11. : / GI4D ______ \ rOU COULtT BE OR NOV'( TWAT TIRED FROM co OTTS! PLA1'.4TING ONE by D.CII CISI n / / - - fWMI \ 7~_J a--- ~3X `_ __ I ' sheisaffectionatelyknownaboutthecenter. Inaddltlontoprovidlngabrlghtcheery The darkened dreary hallways have given way to broad expansive windows and cheerfully colored walls and draperies. If only people had become enlightened along with the ha llways, nursing homes wouldn't still be fighting the hard battle of changing public image. craIdele 1 u elosid.v POP I - ________________________ _________________________ ; I (y I I ~ .... I 'J' -, • • F.F N -..._p - - . . . \ 1::~Ji I • ii - ( , L1X aøf - V I i r P$JC1LLA'$ hNoc 41.14.11~ I E 7U 04 p I OF WF. k I tPP..I...?4AT iC4MEti' 1)E OY I 517 1 5 if I - '-". '-' 74E F. ~-i j . !I ' A Chic Y ,. i N _1 ,. _-, , , , _/ I F,~u V It I P t> e Wee Brings --_T -- • -, %A" , •.i- :' , 11' -(ais -rr 1D 55kI I __________________________________________ 'i!' , -'r- ( BLON DIE -• ,L-L- - -- / -- • \ V _ . :;?i / ..\ iJ- / — ¶ k \ , -\4'- '-'; ,, I c-• - • f-.i ) ) -r . - It LY 5' . r\ % )(ciCEws v, - - - 9OhAu n,.- —c ___ rc ) .-- -\ ir __---•--------- o , _______ L,/ H f!1 by 1. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEED - ursing ~ ''fl 1 A Jt:L __ __ . %_ _iL_1L%_LL - 1 N J ,*~ it I ~-~0 by Heim"& SIMIt A - (:.- . ByJANMONAHAN lleraldStalfWrlter • I I.I '.-** 'W ' ''o . .; BUGS SUNNY AOT!ff5A qic -..---,_-_._- -_-_------ ----, &- . - �- Tfl - - - - -- - - - -- . -- - - - - v.v -. - r -- -- 2C— Sunday Fl. Herald, Sanford, Sunday, May ii, ins - I. ,. - fq4 -~ : Lk~ I. .. . '_4 ' '- uates Grad .. . -_... . . .W -T I.. 1.I - __-** ' _. - ' __ -. r .1 ..._ .-' ••.) Honored . -. .' . I At P ies . .V..& U. -- - -. planned Le cocktails from 7 to 8 p.m., mali latlon from 8 9 P.m., followed by refreshmen ts and dancing Into the wee hours, .. VI '• ps . ______ ...,. .. ,1iri..r ,.Js TV __ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - - Spring Comes, .:II t __ without all you friendly club - ___ ___ - . g •..-. FOR TWO % :-- * s- _____ - - - ______ r So do keep In touch. I'll be here all summer long with my trusty typewriter and camera on hand to record your summertime get-togethers, family Go... Liuos - vacation fun and social events. flj phone ijnal,iu and me 1 • I. ' - - . 4 year, the Social Department of the Sanford Woman's Club was host to all the club's members at the annual May Brunch, under the chairmanship of Mrs Nowadays, I switch on the television set at 6:30 each evening to catch the news almost as automatically as any American, but it wasn't always that way. I grew up In a land middle of nowhere, suddenly it's there." Of the old zoo, the world traveller remarked, "I've never seen such a fine and well-cared-for collection of animals in more pitiful where the radio (called the "wireless" was the chief means of communication, and I learned in a recent letter from "home" (South Africa; that my native land had only last week got around to introducing television ... for two hours a day In the major city, Johannes urg, an color set is In the region of $1,400! Despite Inflation, I still maintain it's easier to live a life of comparative luxury in the U-S.A than anywhere el.se on surroundings." o In an age when animals around the world are becoming more scarce and laws regarding their importation and exportation more restrictive, Fred said he believed the new zoo would become an in. creasingly valuable asspt In the Central Florida area IT - ~ , . '_ oF A~ . = . x 'I-6 _. , - " .. ~L__` ~~_; _Z_9 [ ~i_-_-7_`-__ 11 - i J I. J . _- -1 - , . - ... - ~,i_s- t . -- _-.0 ~ w-4-1.. i. 1'. . , , - i• . - L i ___ ~ ~_ __ ~ f ) . - ~Z 4W . A . - . . I , - - . has already benefited from meeting at the Winter Springs -, W, L New Association earth - - .' of be three cub scouts receiving Meadowlard have award, " - - .. rr iag e pp ications M u a, .-"%, . ...s d Neighbor R d ty Year , .. - ' - ,:.. v' . - - __ After - •. . 11'-' t- Jr. -1 -7 X".- : . - '.. ' ,. ' ' ' ' fl, 74$ • . FOR YOUR GRADUATION ___ L L... I . - .. . --I .... - / - .t A ~' ' -- _ " - / - .. _. - . - I/ I 11, - - - .- . _T I - . Special guest of Mrs. William L Kirt was her young gmn&on, Jouthn Ue Wrk 2, pletwmd with Cain (left) and Mrs Donald King, chairman of the function, admirer Mrs James Lash -. - AI V II 4 I .- I 1 ns I_ _I J J . - ect -. ' . - -i -. El ..; . 0 .t ~ . -.- ,. .• . .• - - - 1 . f___ . __ z ( rir Y , ____ - .. I - I # 11 1. ' • - - .0 47-7 - - : -- - -r " -. '- __________________________________________ 11 dyour,sizeo'br '. -- ' - .,: 4,A - ' A.IIl;? : ' . I - attractive price. As for a comfortable fit ? Simply .4 - - -..J, ., 1k I - -'rt - - - - ~- Jn- - M '47A .e,,,,IS'..I.,..' :_i_Ilf,F J 1,~ " , %-. ".,. -4 1 J* IV I I- Z - % - _A! - It —-- I / / Z - I I -_ ' Enjoying May Brunch were Sanford Woman's Club members I from ldt) Mrs. George McCall. mn. A. R. Wesley, Mrs. R. W. I# - THROW STYLE & - I : I 208 E. F I RST ST. - SHOE STORE %, Graham and Mfl.Stanley Pierce. PH. 322-0204 QUILTED Jury - " • The thing you'll really care for about these fashionable Arno "whites" is how easy they are to care for. A man-made poromenc upper practically guarantees easy cleaning. , - - III -. .1 ', - BUSH - .. . - .1.. / : z .- / ' - r . . I - - = . - ,? IN11M, - - _ % . -- . . -- •f run . - - - - - . . ' '' ' 1 a k--- ~S_-- M' . ¶4 - - - - - - - ' . , Fj - - Brice Sr,ot.4,'ered . - - WHITE AND BROWN _ -. ,..','s:..'.-.;::,::::: :::. . nsurner tips for the wise use the consumer can learn to read of electricity. his own meter and set-up a The booth will be irmned -kilowatt-hour diet." . Providing beautiful arrangements of home-grown roses to decorate May Brunch were kin. 7bomas '. VWW1 A uxiliaries % -1 Follies , . ~ . .1— . . . EMN4000NEWOM - I _W "Watt's Happening" with Ahe toaster and irons, and try thei: cost of electricity, antique hands at producing electricity - ~J - 41 = I I __~ . -i., - -_ ~ - k - dence '- ,,,,,..s .tl I - ~: t .. "I, I ~a I .: . _~_-X. _ ' - . . - I, .- . -1 --_ fr'- .- - _. - N w A'" - NO -_ . I 1-W - I1 . - -_- ~_, _i i"41 _ I2 ______ . ,,, .•. ...:, 1: - ,. ' - __ _~ - .- 0 4, I - --.,...__-,1.,1,1,..,,] ç oj,1. , ~, - 1~ , . 01~~~.., ' I - ___ . - S r ts' i mers - - _.- - - X-,;.7 2- = I_..f_Z,4:C ~~___ 4&g-Z~-.:-, - -- -:~!-- C_._y _13__ML~_~ 3r _!;F_ -J. - " __-- j7~ . - - -_- j,a---_ ;?5 ritm e -- i --t'. V ,;Lv j I __.- - - Doctor Develops Home Treatment that i SAVE 50% VALLI 1, El I - $, - Area Engagements Harr s-Co eman i .• m Wayne L. DUVa11, 21, Ss. gdgeum Ave., WS, J. uump, io,0Oakhard SL,AIL • - U. Cmdr. and Mrs. Gem Rogero of 406 Rosalia . , Sanford, announce ` & ~ __~ ~ _ aisagement of their daughtw er . Jean Frances to Bradford -- - Bruce L. Henderson, 20 Philpott, Ky., Coetta J. Bolen, 21 19 P1 MW' ',in &rn o rs ih.b(Tk 1P George G. Moral iami East I.And, LW, Gwbendla G- Beach and the late Mr. Ehinfels, 21, Seabrook Sc - Edgerly. Vadult of Semlwle Hish of ft Garold PageJr., 18, ICS attending the University ;rove yr., Mary L. Fontaine, Fl i I ak C fl ege .,•••. •.. I - !N ff - _ ..- __ .I I - --- it .t - ~~ . -_ T PiF~-_ The bride-tn-be is a 1971 School wA was a member . ...; I t --- - . it ~ ~ I .0 @, 7 -- - =z L - - ' -- I . . _______ .,,. - - JEAN 7, 108 Larkwood Dr. Arcid,"ecture and will V-sidute in June.,UgraMmother, Mrs, Earl R. Dayten Jr., 240 1411 West 14th Strtvk Sanford. 4efritt W., lAnda X. Orr, 25, B. E. Rogero Sr. Is it r.-sident of The bride-to-be, Wrn in 0nla-ubo. 270 King Edw. Ct., WP Mr. and Mrs. Derry McGill Sanford, attended Crooms High Charles Ray Collini, 51, Rt I The fiance s also a student in Jr. 1704 West Ilth Street, School 19M. was a member of IT 447 LW., BtttY J. Cfi;n, C tim C . 01k9e Of Aftflittchue. Sanf,ird, announce the the schno I band. She 'atter xled - McGill-Baldwin - ' - Missionary Baptist Church, Sanfad, University of Florida. sme add. present uup oyed as a The bride-to-be is the Elementary School Teacher. daughter of Mrs. .Marcella S. She 6, the granddaughter of 011iff, Sanford, and Judge Mrs. Mary I.. Singletary, Ambrose Oliff ,of jgdmonv&. Sanford and the late Oscar Born in Sanford, Mias OUlff is a Singletary and Mr. Derry graduate of Central Adult High Sr a'd the late Mrs M School , i oru aiiu is now McGill. attending Seminole Junior Her fiance, bom in Sanford, is College. She is the grar4 the grandson of Mrs. Dian daughter Of Mr. Nxi Mr& A. N. Cudnn Rochester,' N • Smith1 Jacksonville and ,ri. E. ' He attended Crooms High A. OMIJ &., igcksonv&. School, 1970 and was a member fooftU team. Robert Ashcrattit, born in West He Attended Orhmdo nes Vli'e,lflhl, is the son of Mrs. Ella College, Altamonte Springs, Ashcraft Sanford and Robtit He attended . employed at Florida Utilities. Sanford tad is now employed at The wedding will be at 4 P.m. American Wood Ju.e 21 at New Mt, Calvary Longwood. egement of their daughter Seminole Junior College, and Richard A. Jarwz, 21, 7M They wi!I be maTied June 14 Janet Elizabeth, to John graduted from Flor.'dg Idgewood Ave., 90, Aim M. in Saint Agtstlne CatoIk R000evelt Baldwin, son of Mr. Technological UniversIty, 1974, urket, 19, 2848 Empire P!, Church, Galnesvltle. and Mrs. William Haldwth Sr., wtre she was active in the Friends of the couPk are invited 7:30 p.m. June 13 at the Sawa The engagement Is an. Clubhouse with a reception nounced of Monica Kaylin 011iff fAIowIng the ceremony. ii.0 L craft \it4 -_ ___ f O R 10 (i LICI DC 1DV C uiiii U% I I ID 1 A#'kJC DIMDI ••U . _'~ I I ~_, . & Y,~) k '0041 i 0 talented players gave vincing performances of an actual trial in action. Certainly no one could be more eloquent and convincing than the District Attorney Stevens , played by Hugh Lynch, who made moist of us feel that he winning gift from Enuna Coleman daughte of Mr. Colenw,700 Mulberry Ave., Sanford became the bride of Larry W. Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Harris, 810 Olender New Smyrna Beach Saturday, April 12 in the Allen Chapel of A.M.E. Church. e war Connell y offici ated Michael Woods was organist and Larry Dithonger Given in marriage by her f8ther, th white satin gown with wNte lace bodice and gleeves. Her ;.i•ctpinrnd ) Advertisement BRING THIS AD !I - Your. Aero Docorators ) jane and Wally Philips -,,/ EI!' c 7XI 7 -. . Miss PaWda White, DeIM4 was Matron of honor. length gown and carried a Lonqwood , .. Club I , Mrs. Gwendolvri e, Sylvia ,, Coleman. Debra Coeman .DJ ill W...A of DeLBnd and Roslyn Woods of New Smyrna Beach were attdantsl w - fcinal - - % - Woods, Honnie Woods, Ronnie Canady, Stanley mompson - were ushers. Melonie' Harringt(41 was flower girl and Jeffrey Blake .- . was ring bearer ..... S . —5. ' ' ! Jewelry and much, much more. ,. -- __---,t t '-- s -. a , w a tt..t .. u 'T - __ . -. - ,A•, ..'._ . -... ,wv nil I' t.., - -__ - - -_ - - MaS ru- 1- ila ,.S _,.flkS 1 -- - _. __ ___ M.4r. _ - __ sr i-=... - - - ------.. --. - 'S 1..1A i'— - - - -- - .P%1- - :~ . •1' r - II '- _____ -:1 5i4 S'''-..--- -' Z sinpie , r de eloped a foreign impurities As it firms muscles arid eases tension home trement that and face and throat If its suction ac lines hardens, on rinses away blackheads. tion draws out waste matter you suffer the agony of blackhelps d(y up acne pimples. from the pores... in 15 m:.i- heads. acne- pirnp!es, and en and sh.-inks enlarged pores. utes you simply rinse t~e larged pores. give yourself The name of th is medicated masque with lukewarm this home treatment and see product Is QUEEN HELENE water which dissolves it im- the breathtaking results. Ask T JULEP MASQUE. Apply medi. * Ay. When you wipe for it by name. QUEEN HELthis delightfully Mint-Scented your tece. you can see that ENE MINT JULEP MASQUE. Cream and within 2 or 3 min. As and other Wre utes an absorbing agent "filler" actually come off on I --- — __ — away \ I ; FREE PARKIN IN REAR WHILE called Argilla, di-ies and turns your wash cloth. And your this cream into a plastic-like skin feels clean really - - , -' - . masque, You will now feel as clean . . . refreshed. s.mocth I-j1 though hundreds of 'tiny like velvet, Women 35 and 1ingers" are kntaditig the over witi enjuy the skin t.ght- -, '- -. PH 3223524 "i. ' .".'• - - 11 N 1 13 III, It . .;~:~L-, -, r large Economy Sic , ,,.00 __________________________ = •- .- - ---._.__ -. '-4.- ___ - - ___ ___ __ - U=aa----- .-- ~ N - —i.- - - ____ - -- . i-..~-It-~~-x,~=---A-:E;-i..~ i 0_ _. ~_ .___ _ X_ AY- " ;'~~_ ~ ~-_ zi _ , _ _-- oratory, has - secretary-treasurer and Michael Shrocco, trustee. -_ t V0 vice president; Dorothy Berg, -_ / •Hosiery • Costume president; Coleman Matron, nus.Francis ,,a(..L5u1i. rnents.0 couple's new residence is Master Cove Apart- I \ % officers Call colitcl (301 322.3311 or 322.0311 -- • tw ! -- tT I . 'ri '-' frm-_ .1. - IN .;A0=11VVF=~ - 1. DA, .-, * &~___ QUEEN HELENE MINT JULEP MASQUE 15 MINUTE HOME TREATMENT MUST SHOW IMMEDIATE IMPROVEMENT OR -YOUR MONEY BACK! A leading No* Yotk Doctor. skin. loosening pore caked ening experience as the working with. a coimetic lab- dirt. blackheads, and other masque relaxes tired facial New for the coming year were installed. They are: -- - - . "' :- '' \ The I.Amigwood Tourist Club had its last meeting of season May 8 at tioliday House, ng 0 - *Smart Sportswoar wSun Kissed Swimwear installs Slate Custom Draptries &FurStora • Ciu 3,49 West 13th St. SANFORD, FLORIDA '- 9 - PHILIPS 04__ - ~". \ ~ I - II .She were a pink satin tomul I ,1I-ç - and make the Jury bring In a . Shop at Home 3w3,ii length blue satin gowns &qd CSMW blue bouquets. Greg Mizelle was bmi inan. Eanory Blake, Jimmy • To introduce our beautiful' now line of custom quilted throwstyle Wdspreads, we are offering otir entire collection at ont.ha if rtgular price with this headpiece of white lace wa fjn ,J with calTledtbouqueto(blue pinamlwhit - 9-i - ,,- . P pr r\ -. td - Say "Best Wishes" ' • S S ow. a I jury which was made up of 12 ' t ) * l _____ -- Deltona Community Center, Saturday night and Sunday ,- 44 RINSES - , ~~. 1~__ I It ,,fP4[)0L1S verdict of "guilty" against played by beautiful Anne Karen Andre, the accoed, Ilealey. Guilty or Not DELTONA Guilty' That is the question asked by Judge fleck (Cay Anderson) of the Jury, at the per formance of "Ibe Night of January 16," given by the members of TAG (Theatre Arts 1% -- Wm A Roffe, 45, Bx 566, B FANN M ,EEDWARDS Herald Correspondent , 200 FABRICS-2,000 COLORS hildbirth C/ass Begin Preston B. Coulter, 2-8 Arlington Va., Barbara M. Fogg, 25, Vienna, Va. - Florida Power Corporation is tith & specialist to answer any sponsoring a Consumer questions the consumer may - 4SCj - eL. min a Sflu - WN a - - - — ~ I - I .. . r ' W a tt ' Booth To Look For ' t.i -- . . 71. , I - _V_ =A 11 -, lik- I __-~ -3 .. 7_1 , I . :P '. -OMM _~~ = . ____ It . S I ___ I _______ , 9 j' - - r . WinterSprinp Wlllbeheldthlsweekend,May was held at the ho of j p ___ Good Neighbor Of The Week Bush, Bahama Road on May 8 18,attheSeventh.day Adventist 1, 7 P, , t. j at 7:30p.m. Co-hostess for the ChurchonMossRoad,atep.m. LsAlbertiiMltchellofS. Devon SMASHING GOOD TIME ExPressiM &Uppointment Avenue. Mrs. Mitchell's maino Graduates from Seminole High School's ve Bultne" evening was Rosa FarruguL BUSINESS Main topic of discussion at the lack of recreational contribution to her local Education, under the leadership of clan coordinator Mrs K j A spLub party nd cookout honored Sheryl Willson (right) on her Alexander (left) enjoyed an employe-employer graduation dinner surrounded the club par- facWties offered by the city. community and the city as a EDUCATION forthcoming "nation from Seminole H.10 Schad. it was given 21 the Sanford Sheraton Inn, Wednesday evening. Among those ticipating In the Winter Springs Particularly in !Mir brunediate whole, Is her work with at the home of Mrs. John L Fox Odt) co-bosted by Sher)Ts area, residents are concerned teenagers. One of the founders : present were 1from second left) Pam Youth Group's t y pluents, Mr. and Mm Hubert C (Ce ).Y the1oflghotsummer"u of the Winter Springs Youth tentatively scheduled for June a Iu3 to attend only result In more problems in Group, she has consistently Meadon, treasurer. 28-29. worked with the youth, opened zty. They feel A buffet supper followed the answer Iles in providing an her home to weekly meetings of ' ' ' , outlet for youthful exhuberance the group, "lent an ear" to q r • , ; 'r'gij a anddect1nguatexhubae those teens who needed , IC !.;~rM_1..!. 'jt; eunite to r constructively, by providing 50flM!OIM!tOtSlktO,andserved ___" , €: , some form of recreation as chaperone both at the dances q . it t '' y . z and the beach Ujz A l . 0 _ FS All Meadowlark residents tile _._R ---%---a group. as _ . W71 - f__ _ .lint oh ed Fen'ei interested In becoming in as an 0 ii 1. I SLAa" are invited to attend. This is Explorers Post 6ie and Winter Irrie T. Smith, 49, RI 1 Bx Mr. and Mrs. Wyman Underwood will hold a family your commwdty. Springs JUni' Police since ___ Ft. Meade, Mary A. Por. I ,vrn#wI 1km,. CTU,,.Ofl, ii reuniorrat theIr 1*5 East Pine Ave. . resi 45 , çf tetheld,37,POB 481 FL Meade ' - ,#6 Undevood 'a brother and his wife, Spring This delightful lady has I 1-1 Donald R. Nichols, Mr and Mrs Abraham Lawâry, both of whom she de%eloped a rapport with Orchid Ave., CB, Sandra A. seen for 20 years, will arrive at C*'lan&s Jet pfl f Several event.s coming up at teens In this city that few adWts , Wagner, 19, same Diego, Calif. on May 29. The following clay, her two the Winter Springs Elementary can claim and is loved and \ '. 5l3t4!I'3 !t Lawdry and Cora RIcnrd, as well as a Amos C. Garrett, 25, 240 School: On May 21, under the respected by all th ", : Oxford Rd., FP, Carolyn L sister-In-law, Eva Lawdry, will arrive from FItdbu direction of Janice Papp, the helped. - *#, Man, tane same entire fourth grade pod will . Thllcltycoulduseawhokint Rela ti Alfred B. Jobaaon Jr.,, o ves and Invited guests will attend the reunion present "Spring Follies" at 7:30 more "Alberta,s!" % . 4 celebration from Sanford, Lake Mary, Winter Park, Daytona Beach and St, Petersburg. Plans have been *00** -I " made to visit many Central Florida attractions. . if : 0P. .. i E Qemon Dr, AS, Catherine I 5 • A. Kondratick, 19,135 Carrlage r ., Hill Dr., CB Fred A. Bray, 19, Bx 1453. Apopkarna)or,JhnH.Land(right)wasgnestatVWWIannualauxlllaryineeflag,Algo,(fromkft T Miss Cerl Gr Delia M. Colgate, 16, Bi 1453 een, bride-elect of Kenneth Alford was Leonard MaPhersoi. 011ie Nalon and Helen Robe rts. honored with a miscellaneous shower May 10 at the home James R. Chambers,.,in £ of Mrs. Paul Markos, Sanford I • Bx 153, LW, Debra A. Kennedy, . The bride-elect's color sd~ww of blue and green w I. 24, 3W Longwood Pbm. LW carried out in the decor and refreshments. The center I WaL E. PenhLod. X. 559 .,. piece was an arrangement Of blue bachefor buttons and r--. __ ( 11011a0d, SL, AS. Shirlel Ann DELTONA- Fannette chaplaia this past year. rI ? * __ _._ At the District meeting, each N philoderIdrurn in of a flour sifter which was later prftented Swlon, X. same add. Edwardsr,I Deltoria and Wilma Mrs. Kahnus is the retiring AuttHry president gave her to MISS G. James W. Morris, 24, Kalmus of Sanford, were president of Orange County annual report. It was enHer fiance, who grew up wi th the Markos boys, was Hoisington, Kan., Ca thy J. elected and I nstalled as senior Auxiliary 237 In Orlando, but couraging to hear how many with a gag shower by the men. hours of unselfish and 4val Covoran, 19, 171 N. Edgemon vice-president and junior vice resides in Sanford. - I - I ~_. Gues's attending were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Herbst president, respectively of the Other officers elected at this service women of the Ave., siter Springs lr and Mrs Wakeman Gall Mr d ?1rs Jeffrey C. Lierrion, 21, 612 S Seventh District Council of the meeting were: Isabelle Burgess had given to the hospitalized - I . Markos, Mrs. Casey Dunn and daughter, Debbie, M . ..;*"., Park, Colen A. Williams, 24, Auxiliary to Veterans of World of Winter Garden Auxiliary veteran and his dependents at Frank DLum, Mrs. Bob Haws, MM. BaWa Dench, Paul .,.- . . 1171\ 1i War 1, Department of Florida, 1247, president; Blanche home, at well as tht many 612 S. Park -at the DLitrict Annual Meeting Shotwell of Allendale 2691, hours devoted to the needy and ft 14 Alford. . William V. Harper, 37, 2810 and Installation of Officers for treasurer, Esther Weincoop of : Indi gent In their communities A Mag$Jf1 W1UJV R. 1975-76 held in Apopka , Altamonte Springs 2898, Mrs Edwards and her % Slaughter. 43, 2810 Magnolia Saturday afternoon, May 10. . chaplain; Ch.arlotte Schutt of husband. Charles, retiring I Ave. I Mike Powers, 25, 605 Zinnia president of DeBary Auxiliary Margaret Busch of Winter 1197, will attend the 3M Annual r I . The smnd in a series of classes on "Education for a Dr., CB, Patrida Y. haby, 20, 1197, . ,NN; i VWWI, and has just been Garden 1247, guard and Naomi Convention of VWWI and its ,,,%4.* . I Gentle Birth" will begin May 19. Six two-hour classes; wi.II W7 ZinniR Dr.. CB re-elected to saw another William of Orange County 237, Auxiliary In Clearwater on 0. ~, bp.,offered on Monday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. in Room 5 of Mwvin Hu0mon, 23, Rt I tenn, held the office of district secretary. June 5 through a. -,,A. I the Deltona Methodist Church. Bx 95 Titmille, There&A A. Eaton, 21, Titusv. , 81 Ralph C Bonnet, 27, 322 Heather Ave., LW, Teres& M. Steffen, 27, same add -_~_ , ~ 11 -- - .. .. . Cub Scout Pack 196, Winter decided o Scouting highest Ught." The last meeting, until try and find a solution by for. Arrow " * - - ! 1i"A - Cub Scouts Garden Club -. aczaA:ii . - - tickets may be purchased from Thanks to Cmdr. Schraff and t1w. Federation office in Sanford the men and women of this no later than May 20. problems experienced in their I 1 I ~ ! - - - many civic projects are is ` I A .1 , C1 1 1 ~ 7 :_ I - . I. - -- . . by .I'- -. --. such ',. . ; - W_ . - ':,4, r I- , , ,_'-. -, __ _ __'~ - -'--- L .J - In I '..4 f_~i, wo~_-_Ix 45A -t-#y - cellent - - / - running! For their final meeting of the a ___ I . .-. I*-- - . won' t - h Tube For Africol golngonback therein theforest be and swamp. It really too much longer, Jack promises, before the tes are opened to the public, Fred's comment about the zoo was apt: "I compare It to Brazilla," he said, "in the - f 1. 1i . Thomas Cain she decorated the Woman's Club~-%!!;-,- -at beautifully with bowls of homegrown roses. (Mrs. Cain admits her husband is the gardener, sne only picks the 'fruits' of his labors, but Mrs. King grows as well as picks and arranges her roses.) Assisting the bustemes in their brunch preparation and serving were Mrs. Cain, Mrs. E. C. Harper Sr., Mrs. 011%e Hart and Mrs K. K Horton The club's membership coftee, held Sdturday morning _. - . __ , -. , - -- - 01 -_ Senior Citizens W!0 1,It - . __ ,_~ 'NANCY 1100111 ndent -, at the graciou. home of Mrs. firstvlcepresldentlsLaurajo Ralph Jarvis on South Sanford Garrett; second vice president, Avenue, was a delightful affair. Myrtle Gradlck; third vice president and corresponding Chairman for the event was Mrs. Woodrow Clark, assisted secretary, June Foley; by hostesses Mn. John Wilson, recording secretary, Margaret Ashby Jones and Mrs. Mrs. Gauss and treasurer, Joanne Herringsbaw. The club held its William Stemper. In the receiving line were installation din.vr Wednesday MrL William Foster, Mrs. J. E. evening at the Capri Morris and Restaurant, Baker, Mrs. Robert Mrs. Al F. Hunt. Mrs. Jack Barney and Mrs. Wililsim Layer Zoo An Asset made the mocha coffee, and servers were Mrs. M. E. Smith, W en pen Mrs. George Wells, Mrs. F. T. Meriwether and Mrs. w. i Gramkow. Central Florida Zoo directur Business and The Jack Hanna gave world, Professional Women's Club of reknowned animal importer Sanford is another of the many Fred J. Zeebandetaar, a grand club' installing officers for the tour of the new zoo last week coming yeiar. President for I.ucky Fred! I know the rest of 197S-76 is Mrs Nora Gordon, us are Just dying to know what's DonaldKlng.NotonlydldMrs. King along with her cornmittee: Mrs. F. flood Coker, Mrs. Adrian hail, Mrs. .John Hamilton, Mrs. Douglas Kickliter and Mrs. G. H. Sykes provide a most appetizing brunch, but along with Mrs. iv e meeting as a "sort of farewell" p.m. at the school media I seems ironical that in tIMe until the incrnbers meet again This will be one of the biggest 11 A crowd of over 150 Is expected, n çjj, v 10 springtime of the year, most of pr ojects undertaken by 1). Installing officer for the Post our local clubs and students, an hour and a hall t will W Hollis Johnson, past organizations are winding up pourri of variety acts utilizing a fi State of Florida commander, their 1974-75 seasGn'c activities, ... the dlversilied talents of w1c Installing officer for the I feel qui',e sad when I'm told, 11w !1vely Socialites, Winter studcnts. Included will be skits, evenin Friday, M y when graduates, Karen Corley and Kirk Auxiliary will be Evelyn Hart, Springs Senior Citizen Club, songs, dances of all kinds an be our last meeting for Butler (center) were honorees at a cookout. Among guests at # 0 "I 01 the year,'or,,these are our new be senior vice-president of District will not hold their regularly talmt contests. party held at the home of .Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corley, S. Cameron I jofficers who'll take over In the scheduled meeting this month, On May 27, the Winter Ave., were Paul Kish (left) and Betsy Bailey (right) -Post commander Jack but will participate In the Springs P10 will hold Its fall' Schraff infonm me that 10 Federatior, of Senior Citizens regular meeting at the school at I get the feeling it's going to members from the Post and Clubs picnic be a long, lonely summer 7 30 p m Auxiliary will attend this year's The picnic has been planned The business meeting will State Con vention to be held in for May22 at 10 a m and will be concern the e!ectlons of officers Miami this June This Is ex- held at Camp San Pedro located for the upcoming 7 ' ;~ 'k ;!! 11 !.- n ~ representation from Goldenrod lunch iIl be . Fntertninmcnt will be 'i )oung Post. .atered - hail a barbecued provided the fifth grade p -. . ZA IV. ThePostaiready nsorsa hik with llthetri I " . .1110 I.Attle Uague team from Winter Entertainment will be teacher, Robert Uidner, doing W . I _.'L A. pm~_ :, i t_".,- & . .1. ! Springs, the "Colts." They now provided. songs from the Broadway show, 1; ' , ' 5 ,X,__=__ ~ ',0 plan on spomsorine a p If vnu pr~- intpr"fwi in m. "FiRler ~,r the P, %.:lt 'S... - . .~, .J. . art - - yii-- C "N I Thin By JEAN PArrESON Women's Editor I r Doin' .c Newsnofes 4g - w. Nanc 's SId1d*, M Sanford, Fl. Goin' Fqaces, d A Joint installation of newly formed Veterans of I Foreign Wars Winter Springs Post 5406 and Ladles Aul1lary Is being held this weekend at the VFW Post 10050 located at 200 Conco&'d Drive, - 'I _____ VFW Ins tails F - _' __ -11 - ~ .; : .", ' .. -. ~_,_ I in Sunday Herald, - Winter Springs Groups Fill Calendar 11 — _ -n '- - - "- - _&±_._-1__- .---- _____ ___ ___ ___ - __ - I ___ - ___ - --• . - I - �4C—Sunday l4vra)d, Sanford, FL Sunday, May 1$, 1W Oliver I Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ste p Livel Sunday, May is, ins—sc - I Dancers HOME OL The lovable orphan,'Oliver' (right) who sang and danced his way Into the hearts of everyone will be portrayed In a production number. Leslie Whittern (left), Becca Carman and DeDe Boyd put their best foot forward to revive this old favorite. . -! Real Esfate - 1"vesimeniss y I vA 1. B LARRY SAXON W G: A Market Moving FF nftp~~ - ear Mr. Saxon, Rapidly om Pa Ct i\i t cnens0n 1 ncrease E C Importance of the physical in smaller homes in the interest hither, Sydney, a pioneer in the -smaller extra unit is installed fly VIVIAN BROWN What are the income condition of the house. When of economy. concept of compact kitchens. finding teen They've I Al' Neiidcatures Writer S UI iit possibilities from a single renting be very selective with Apparently the two-Family doubling up works very well, he Tb ti-end. ha v e bolstered New life styles are emerging family home? There appear to your tenant. By being choosy as some older folk move in with the compact kitchen market," idea worh.z fine 'until two says. -. , be many houses for sale and when It comes to renting you'll their . Spielman says that many children, exp!ained Michael Spielman, housewives get into one kifrh. married some atattractive prices. Cana save yourself much grief. Be married sisters share houses president of the business est.ab- en, I've been told," says Spiel. young married people ha'ie a house be a profitable income the tenant has a steady job and voting married people live lished 45 years ago by his late man. "It is one reason the different conception of kitchens producing investment' J.S.and can afford to a the from their parents. They need Dear Mr. JS. regular rent. I always get an less space because they usually . In MY Opinion,, buying single application filled out, then we acquire only those items that JJ ._ .._ _. family houses for Income is the check the references and 4 fulfill their needs, and most of PA01 EW r! least desirable type of property employment. them are short-order cooks. if AIR Investment. The biggest Dear Mr. Saxon, tl~ey cook at all. A friend of mine told me my drawback Is that when a tenant I visited on married 'r ' .. • moves out you'll ha e a 100 per neck is out becau.se I (1011 t IliRe our couipa who had ing couple Tyy' cent drop in income; then Workmen's Compensation u kitchen and I was amazed; tc you're paying on a monthly Insurance on the manager of appliances looked as if they had HA 881 R ' mortgage plus taxes, insurance my apartment building. EDITOR'S 1OTE - The They came as gentlemen, ar- Indians. Chaffing under his dis- never been used. And that war PORCH KITCHEN DINING and maintenance out of your However, I'm not paying him a RF. 12-6 foundation of the United States tisans, soldiers, even jailbirds. cipline, they challenged Smith's t1w reasoii — tlivy att out 5 q V-6 85S95 salary. All he gets is reduction really began 368 bears ago this They were own pocket. even made an at. almost all the time not born pioneers authority and ' Generally single family in his rent I'm alright, am I week when the first EnglishTile) had to learn the art, and tempt on his life In October, In the early days of their deL .._[ dn'eIIIng; arc not Income not? 14' - UA S.E. men to found a permanent set- they learricd hard. Most of them wounded in a gunpowder acd- velopment, compact units were .... producing property because Dear S.E., Ilement In the new world land died in the attempt. used mainly in offices, dens and dent, he sailed for England. v' 81fC their price Is usually too high to "Your neck is out!" ed at Jamestown, Va. OverThe group that finally made it With Smith gone, the Indians recreation rooms, but even then give a profitable rental. As I understand it, mcst coming stunning hardships, almost gave up before even were no longer afraid. The corn the 30-inch unit that Included However, sometimes an older states look upon a manager of a they planted the seeds of a new touching land. Sailing north. supply was cut off. A party sent sink and range with reI. I home bought cheaply and building as an employe.end any nation. ward from the Caribbean for to barter for food was found frigeralor below was considBEDROOM CARPORT LIVING lacellfted, or a bargain from reduction he receives in rent as four days without sight of land, dead, "their mowthes stopped ered a popular serviceable unit 3',? 13•I0 someone selling for an urgent compeniatlen for his services Is By DON MeLEOI) in one-room studio apartments. they would have quit but for the full of breade." -- and compelling reason can regarded as constructive Associated Press Writer reproaches of John Smith. Smith had left 500 colonists in il•._ 28 In recent years his company return sufficient rental to make pa yment. Learning to li ve In the wilder. ' -r 2T he n a sudden gale tossed the Jamestown. Six IflOfl ths later 5 4 FRON has concentrated on three-andyour investment worthwhile. While compensation In- ness that some da would be- three tiny ships toward destiny. only 60 were alive. In early a-half foot and four-and-a-half- THIS VERY COMPACT, one-bedroom home is designed for Usually a property must be surance Is not cheap by any come the United States of It was Virginia, the promised June they took stock and found foot kitchen installations that convepleut and economical living. The 264-foot-deep livingdesigned to rent In order for It means, It the manger stuai. America was one of the most land which the poet Drayton peovisions to lut only 16 days. % , ave all the necessary com- dining arer, is cross-ventilated and cross-lighted. makIng th. to turn a profit. Another ex* bies and falls, is Injured by a difficult feats ever accom- had proclaimed "Earth's only it was not enough for a voy. pinents of a kitchen. Smaller home comfortably cool in the summer. The kitchen Is the ception, and we've seen this tenant, or a thousand and one pushed by mankind. Paradise." age to England. but maybe they kitchens are being designed for "corridor" type with the breakfast nook at one end and the dining many times, would be the other things, you are probably The settlers came unpre.. On the morning of May 14, could reach Newfoundland and newer how room es $30,000.bra eke t at the other end. The 12 by 6 screened rear porch senes as a purchase of a retirement home liable. I know of a recent case pared, expecting to find a land 1607, the birthday of English be picked up by fishing ships where the living room is being summer dining arm, overlooking the back garden. The 12 by 12 9 several years before actual that cost the owner $22,000 cash of milk and honey, easy living America, they went ashore and On June 10, 1610 they aban. made in the Interest of front porch is accessible from smaller the living room via a wide sliding refirement, renting It out and to settle a $50,000 law sull. and quick wealth. They found, began building a fort which doned Jamestown, but only a larger family room, Spielman glass door.The centrally located oil furnace allms beat to enter letting the tenant pay the I suggest you consult your Instead, a bountiful land which they named for the English briefly. all rooms. The bathroom is located back-to-back with the kitchen says. mortgage. Insurance broker at once and could also be harsh. King. At that moment, the arrival "Builders are trying to save plumbing. IIA8SIR was designed by Jan Reiner, 1000 52nd Street There are several things to determine your liability under The fields and air were filled It would become Jamestown, of Thomas West, Baron de la inches by determining what is North, St. Petersburg, Fla. 33710. It has 784 square feet of living keep in mind when buying a the law. And do It today. with game, waters teemed with the first permanent English Warr, with 300 new colonists needed and building the house space. Anyone wishing to know W cost of the blueprint can write home for Income. Buy In a good While experience is regarded fish, the soil was fertile. But settlement in America. Four and a year's supplies saved the Idea," he says. to the architect, enclosing a stamped, self-addressed envelope. around IocaUo You'll pay more but as the best teacher, I fl the native Englishmen starved In other attempts had failed. By day and the future of the colony. Many ofthat these houses are occuyou'll also command a higher price of the tuition[a this case Is the midst of plenty before they the time the Pilgrims reached Order was slowly restored. meat packer-food processor way. For example, a compact pied by young people. o rent and. LI you do sell, it'll be much too high. learned to harvest this natural Plymouth, these first colonists Indians were cowed by English The compact kitchen is also who is trying to package a good, seven-loot kitchen designed for easier. Don't overlook the L.S. bounty. would have established a dozen firearms. By midsummer fields sol ving a problem In motels, he frozen, home-cooked meal for senior citizens' residences insettlements and would have in- were cleared and planted and a insists. He has planned about 15 $3. The success or failure of that cludes a freezerin its 10-cubiccreased to 1,000 souls, wine-making venture showed where resta urants are needed, phase of the opera tion hinges on foot refrigerator. Everything Is But these Innocent adventur- promise. In eliminating one bathroom, the meal's goodness, he says. just a little bit smaller. ers built their new homes on a The real salvation of English they can install a five-foot "It may even prove to be a Spielman, 34, learned his íaswamp. In full summer, the America came from discovery kitchen that can be used for boon to single people who now ther's business working sumheat, the hard work, the brack- of a product which grew easily breakfast, lunch or dinner and eat out to save time and energy. mers as he studied engineering Lsh water and the skimpy diet in Virginia and brought a big operated by one man. It in- A good frozen meal would be at Union College and psybrought sickness and death. price in England — tobacco. duties Freezer, compactor, cof- economical and a time-saver." chology at the New School for Half of them were dead by By REGINALD L BROWN adults are out on mating flights early spring ma ting season, In 1980, kitchen appliances Social Research . He became John Rolfe discovered the Se- feemaker and microwave oven. Septem ber. Then followed an Extension during March, April and May. and the cycle begins anew. "Formerly motels didn't will cha nge anyway because of president of the company, cret in 16;1 when he imported unusually frosty winter. In the After mating, the fersiale mob' want to get involved with food, government regulations, Spiel Acme National Refrigerator, a quality seed lie had a crop In a Probably the best and most dead of winter 120 new colon- year and of the at serious ttt cricket will deposit eggs in was exporting in two, but now it may cost them busi- man says. In the refrigerator, few years ago. rickets. sod several inches below the economical treatment for mole ists. just as unprepared as the The success of these first citi- ness if they do not ~ecause fuel savings must be achieved "Now Ulat the industry is on a of bOiuii,lawnsk , m will crickets is a preventative soil first, arrived. soil surface. These eggs eit bout i' r by ve behe doubling the amount fair-trade basis we can compe te esta u ra n ts ha of English Am er ica determeals In r zens The Five days later lire raced mined the lication of chiordane made color hatch In approximately two (2) app make dollar I'm told of insulation in come so expensive. which will for dollar with foreign inches long, light brown future ownership, s weeks and the small nyTnphs in late May. 'Mis will kill the through the thatched huts and lure of the great markets on raw materials and and have IIJIJrL, nt ' language and cul- that a motel with 30 rooms or storage space smaller or by designed for turmling in ti e will begin to f3 grassyoung nymphs as they emerge the storehouse. By spring only bulk of the less cannot operate a restau- eliminating the frost-free item. parts, and we can go back Into 38 of the original settlers were North American conUnent. from the eggs. rant economically. But with a Either one will reduce the ener. the production of some things soll and roots. soil. They five alive. In April a new batch of This feeding and the tunThey sowed the seeds of fast-food operation and low-cost gy consumed. such as the two-and-ahalf cubic feed on plant roots and other For the treatment to be moutlis to feed arrived. By fa11 neling in the soil results In very But kitchen units can be foot refrigerator for recreation are an espec freezer ineals the problem can many American traditions, debris. They successful it must be applied 30 more had p&rished. In 18 damage to the lawn small and still meet needs, in rooms. That had to be destructive pest of newly' theblessingsof re resen- be solved properly. The treatments months, half of all the colonists from Along those lines Spielman his opinion; they should be de- discontinued because it was too tative government to the established a wns. during the late spring and should not be made until night we dead. summer months. The nymphs expensi ve to produce." has teamed up with a large signed to a person's needs, any 70 degrees F. In the John Smith be- scourge of black slavery, Many homeo ho wners continue to feed until about temperatures are higher. 71* soil should came president of the colony. area have been reporting adult October. In the fall, they or be twist at the time of treat- His policy of bluster and inIflO C. around Pa mature to adults and develop ment, If it has been dry, timidatlon reduced an Indian pool lights atfl1i. wings in preparation for irrigate the area for ap- threat which had mounted as proximately one hour. This will the natives sensed the weakaid in the penetration of the ness of the intruders. d spray into the soil. When Through persuasion or force treating the soil, it is important Smith managed to secure to apply the chlordane in a enough Indian corn to fend off / •. large amount of water. Jar starvation during anothr bitter attachments to garden hoses winter. By the spring of 1609 the are excellent tools for the home colony' locked almost prosBy B LOU ISE I ('ILl made with polyester Pill use. The type that perous with el emental industry ". ... ... .. . Extension Home are non-allergenic to 15 to 20 gallons of developing and farm fields exEconomics Agent practicaUy everyone, and are requires . extra-resilient to make them water passing through the hose panding. -- But in August nine ship Whether they're scattered more fluffable These pillows to empty the quart size jar Is ri-4 el over your bed, piled up on sofas also do not devqlop the musty recommended. Place 4 oz. of a limped into harbor with almost LER -SMI aW chairs or plopped on the odors as feather or some foarn 4E Chlordane liquid in the quart 500 new and unprepared setfloor for extra sealing, pillows pillows can sometimes do. Jar and fill the rest of the way ders. They soon destroyed most with water. Spray out the of Smith's ammplishments go everywhere in the house and Another important plus: The newcomers stirred up the provide a great decorative polyester pillows can be contents over 500 sq. It. backdrop for almost any roan washed, quickly dried and -011 . __________________________________________________ - . - .• . -. . . reflulfed very easily. To Including your boudoir. Pillows come filled with all freshen the pillow — simply sorts of soft and comfortable tumble it In a dryer for about 45 materiaijm The ost e x pe nsi ve min utes ry healthy pillows are filled with goose ws are a down, the fine fea thers that luxury. Try a sturdy pillow roll A pI'mer)nt home I; thu 'ida-f. tST In- painting, wavy-duly tooling and two cc',ts 01 . irow on 11w widetside of its at the base at -. ne. w hil e quality paint. Our part also Includes window v.stm.ntlIn fact. the moment you build anow body.Next in cost comes you're napping to help ease the " home on your prop.rty, Its value goes up. On shutisri and exteator doors complete with to "*".0d weve"r *-We the other hand. almost everything else you ~xks and hardware. feathers, not as elegant or soft, tensions of a busy day. Try JimWallefliasINSTAN inodgagelinxxing. buy today begins to We value from the fnobut in some cases, niixed with relaxing with a good book and Now you tak* over and finish part or all of the This means that constfuction can begin almost rnent It Is pwch*nd. Insidt to &avt money. We'll do sofm of the In- Imm4distely, almost anywhere that you own by some manufacturers improve your circulation at the down Invest your hard..uieii money In your future. 111101 work for you . . - we'll stop wherever you prOp.rty. We handle all of the details so that ' to get the good properties of same time by propping your Let's build together . - you, your family and tell us, but the more you do for yourself, the there are no delays in starting construction. Jim Walter. Together. you can have a whole more money you'll save. Consult rout Jim both at a somewhat lower cost. feet up on several pillows. For Walter reptesenlative about optional inside lot of house for a IIItI* bit of money. Together, We want you to have al; the fects about One of the newest develop- those who read, eat or write in 4. - I. , h,,;IA; aI_. W.H. ~A Through Favorites -. Happy songs, happy dances, and Happy An. niversary—that's what "A Night of Dance" Is all about. This tenth anniversary performance by Sanford's School of Dance provlied its directors, Miriam Wright and Valerie Weld with the appropriate theme, "Tom from Ten" favorite dance numbers which have won audience enthusiasm over the past 10 years. This nostalgic theme will be carried through the entire show, so be on the lookout for such old favorites as Minuiiv,'' "Reiutiful ibes," :'.ltbamv Bound," - "Winsocki," "Hoedown," 'Grand Tarenteila," "Alice in Wonderland" and "Oliver." "Tops from Ten" performances are scheduled for May 31 and June 1 at the Seminole High School Auditorium, both performances (each one different) starting promptly at 8 p.m. Tickets are on sale at the School of Dance Arts, Knights Shoe Store and the Sanford Shoe Center. Don't - New World Fo nd G:.Z-— _Z X1 miss this spirited and entertaining Happy Anniversary ''1 cd e br abon. - - 4 \ Gay Paris and the toe tapping "Can-Can" Is portrayed with bright flashy costumes (at left) by Lella Halback. Linda and (center) Susan Wheichel represent Jockles. - - "..-- '.. ... . . . - 4 Singing In The Rain . -- - When you're as pretty as these three young ladies (it right) you can sing any time, any weather. That's what they'll be doing under their chic parasols - "Singing In The Rain." They are: (from left) Daphine Metta, Geralyn Jones and Sandy Jack. -- 11 .• . . . :, I - . - . -. • ;7 - 77 - -. ' .. - - - 'I ,(, 'S -- R Ii - DA!Y! - ... Ballerinas Dancing On Air Among the many Ballerinas labovet perbrining In this year's 10th Anniversary "Night of Dance" at Seminole High School Auditorium are (from left) Linda Atkin, Laura Moore and Ramona Rentoch. I C , I In Home ' It may sound difficult, but this group of youngsters (abo?e) al show that "thncIng on Air" Is possible. One of the 'l'ops fror Ten" dance numbers, it features Timmy Dycus, Joetta Wet Barbara Davis, Franide Case4 Julie Behrens and Conn LaRosa. (Hei'Jd Photos by Bob Orwig) , She's Really Lovesick ,, Dear Abby DEAR ABBY: JI 1paked my going arount The problem Is that he loves doctor about my problem, He'd Your p4obkm could be that me, but I don't love him. I want Vlnk i was a hpxhonti', mv doa't str with ow man 'n s1,p reefrr, frm, hit I v},n't "potting him on" or even long enough to build up an know how to go atxsit IL He Is It . 1l(lL VAN IIUI(EN Imaking a pass at him to prove Immunity to his "germs." 42, works six days a week, and my point. So I'll tell you: Given a choice, most women he doesn't want me to go with hurting him' 96019. EnClest stamped, ,eI During my several marriages would rather be irk Ia bed with anyone else, lie has never been ixux addr,ned ennlop, p4*1w. and all the romances In bet. a wonderful man than playing married, and he says I'm the DEAR DOLLY: Tell him the ween, I continually contracted solitaire In the best of health. first girl he has ever been truth. UNDERWORLD U's unfair and unkind to / everything from sore throats to DEAR ABBY: I am 35 and serious about. kiep seeIng him when you could .. ttild. to 5t(iUi 1l1tUc/c ,II rL.rt.4 tr-ft,, -ir.4 i,.t U ,$.,,.,l. ..,i.. I I El , , I - M - -- -.-... - t ..• - I - I Can-Can ell = law 1 - ' I ers ,.. Ir R emember .,: 1') Take o Closer Look % • , With a ortf -s - '- - 7 7 ____ - - _ _••,_ �-___ __________ - ---•' - -- —z- - — - .-= - - -.--- p,rl'l't 0"As .,finnis i i i i i i i i i i i iI th e Dear Editor. Each day the taxpayer must be the first .E an Stephens to Barnett BI. w, u. 6, St. Johns Village, 2nd .48 _____ II ki -.1 ', . -- ' v " "'• '- - ' — - - R I L IW - i, SOONER OR LATER YO ITE LL U' AP Newifeatures The four-year-old Gardens ( This Is the second of two col. for All has as goals: Fighting umns about community gar- Infla tion and rising food costs, I H. ': INA 11 ~ -I I " - . many types of existing sponsor- unused land to make it availing groups. a ney incivae able for C nullity gardening. cburthes, company eniploye To serve as an Information organizations, block and research center assnassociations, tenant grots In hung case histories of commupublic housing des.elments, nitygarning experiences; senior citizens, women's clubs, refining community-gardening service organizations. practices and procedures; A nonprofit organization vidlng Information for communamed Gardens for All, based nity gardening at New Britain, Conn., (P0 Box dinators, the press, the garden.. 2302, 06852) recommends that ing trade and other interested someone with gardening ex- groups. perlence be enlisted as the And to help Insure that a new coordinator, to direct technical garde ner can produce a satisaspects of planning the garden, factory yield from his comznulayout plots arxi provide expert nity garden plot. advice Gardens for All will tell you: Then get the land. All It re- how to choose a coordinator; quires is adequate sunlight and how to present your idea to othdecent drainage. It should be ens; how to line up resources convenient and accessible to people; how to locate and __ __.L._ .._..II I_ - .. . cg.tti,.,. .. " the standard for beautiful living. A fully est — - - . WfnterSprings Dcv Co din Brodham, Inc. in Dorothy T. Kathryn t &hut s in Clarece F. Raybun & wf, Florlence E. Hunton, sgl. in Devco l., Inc. to Edw. j. Board of &m. Co., McWhorter, part of lAs 10,11,21 Glenn E. Mitcheltree Rev. $13,800. & wf Judith to Andrew Nielsen & wf. Kenneth E. Patrick & wi Kster & wf. Patrida J., U 68, Bert 0. Skeen & wf Ora (0 portion of Gardena Farms & &22, Spring Hammock RepI. Gloria J., LI 28 Blk A., Maitbie Doris L Lt 154, less S 10' & S 40' Kathleen C. U 11 Blk C, Blk H, Camelot Un. 2, $36,400 S of Lt C Blk 3, Mlcou Prop., desc., sub) lease from J Bralley Shores, 2nd Addn., or write $24,900. at. Johns of 152 Sanfo Park, $29,500. Meadows West, $39,500. Frank L. Woodruff in & Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O vonne $21,500. Este L. Spurlin & wf. Nancy Deccatexine Constr. to Robt. Emily etal, to Bamwell R. Beck So, SSI, Santard. Fla 32?11 Sea Coast Constr to H. Miller $37,200. & Maury L. Carter & Elaine to to Harold M. Christensen & L. Meiers&wf. Ruth LL2OBlk B & Minnie B. Kratzert, Sanf., Lucille M. Pankey to Gordon & Sons of Orl., Inc., Lts 20 & 21 FACED WITH A DRINKING Lawrence E. Erickson & wf Joyce E. wf,, Lts 6 & .7 Blk 9 Tier Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 5, E. Beck & wf Linda It., It. 2 & N 10' of LAt 4 Blk PROBLEM DevonshIre & LI 133, Devon(QCD ) Billie R. Bates to Judy T., U 11131k 24, North 4, Traffcrds Map, $10,000 Laurelwood, $20,400. *74, 0. 90 P,rPI$pS A ICO1OIiAflOflYmIJS 6, TIer 3 S4ulford E. R T!af. shire $100. Robert 0. Rates, IA 57 Sleepy Orlando, lat Adn., $19,5W Can Help (QCD) Andrew J. Oliva to Herald R. Malloy & wf. Katle Thomas A. Yost & wt. fords Map, $100. Thomas C. Proctor, sgi. & Hoilow S.d, $10o. Call 173 4117 Marian Nzymkievich, sgI to to Kermit C. Williams & wi. Dorotby to Edw. P. Gray & wt. Robert 0lIv, IA 99, The Chris M. Proctor, Wm.S. Gracey & Ann to John sgl. to Mark Write P 0. Box 121) Angelo Cassandro & wf highlands, &C. I. $500. Bartola Diane J. LI 12 (less Pines 3') D. Margarete, U Highland BIk L. Sauls Sr & wf. Clara, From Emma Lou Barrett, sgl IL) S nford,Florida3flhI A. Robb & WI Judy, Lt. 33 131k 1 Wilco Constr. to James M. repl. Sh. I & 2 No. Orl. Townsite Superior Constr. Co Inc. Lts 19 'F. Lt 7 Blk 7 Townsiie of North Sunland Ests., $18,000. Un. 3, 132,500. NW cor. of Govt. U 3 Sec 10-20________________________________________________ GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR ham & wf Sheryl 12., W of 4th Addn., $20,100. 30 etc. $2,000 & 20 131k A Dixie Terr., $4,100. Chuluot.a, $13,500. 11 It 10 11111, T I A FRACTION OF THEIR COST . , IV .JIr, I, 12311 JW , WUVU L.CV. lilA). Amer. modulars i.rp to FR OM TODAY'S WANT ADS! Jacquelyn P. Kelley, sgl., LI 2 Aylesbury Homes Corp to Archie Klinmell & Shirley, Lt15 Seminole County's natural beauty and 131k B, North Orlando Terr., Sec James L. Brennan & wf Judith Brookhol!ow s - d, ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll I 3 Unit 1, $100. Free. 4442027 for "We Core"— Ant,, [A 23 [ilk B, Swcetwater $36,300. (QUD) Semoran "HotlinV'. Adults or Teens. sub-tropical climate continues to attract Deccatexine Constr. Corp Oaks, Sec 5, $70,500. %lgm. Corp to Claude S. John D. Gugel & wf Eloulse IL, Irving it. Veino & wf hilldred Wolford & WI Lillian, ti tat, & 11—Instructions It 6 Blk C, Sweetwater Oaks, to Henry flicks, I.A. 17 111k C 1st 1)al1 as LWolIord &W1.A1nla2i new residents who buy new homes. Sec. 6, $53,900. Int. Beg. at NE cor. of see. 33 Guitar Les$onsby Note Robert T. Hattaway & wi Patricia Ann Lee, sgl. to etc., in Sec. 33-2140, *100. Reasonable Rates Peggy Ann to Joyce F. The Herald reports the tot& land Sarah E. Kloster, sgl., It. 36 6706 Le wis Fan& wf. Virginia t __372 __________ Foreman, [A33 Orlenta Gdns., Charles P. Rabaut Jr. & WI. i8—Help Wanted __ 1, 829,200. Freida G., From SLa Sec. cor. _____ transactions within the county. To be Larson Constr Inc., to P. of Sec 8-20-32, etc. being Tr. Lot .w c1 r" br'. ThomaS F. Evans, Lt 2 Brook 'Ilwrcsa N1. Sau, It. 50 131k A, 5, St. Johns ithacli Ests. $5,)0. .orah Cccntr J.',erf [arri tj Hollow, $1,000. North OrlandoTerr.,Sec.g Unit totlan hour. commission. Full or informed of our growth pattern be Charles P. R.abaut Jr. & part time, No experience (QCD) Win. T. Williams to 2. $23,000. Frieda to Alfred M. Sumpter & necessary, samples free, Start Christine W. Williams, div., Lt Stanley MacDonald & wf wf. Margaret R., U 5 Tr. 1, St. now. 349 1470; 319 1691. . •fti•. r_ r._ . rri,ir,i si, "Wrnsø" ccsrt;rsrs ' ''' ' '' ' ' %4 '' L) I( LI 1 t.arOlyfl 10 Edw. L. Bennett & I 1X5 rinr acres '''' John. Ranch Eat. unrec. plat. work your own hours. EArte calf a $101). wf Christine, Lt. I [ilk 17, M,000. f QCD I Christine A. Crosby to income as an AVON Represen Evelyn R. Barber to Bill Philibert N. Paquctte & wealticrleld 2nd Addn., Joseph N. Crosby & wf Roberta Green & wf. Hazel, from Pt. ° QCD Evalene Horn. sal. to tattve, Call 4443079 every Sunday. Jaccru jt4ui1 B. Raymond Horn, sg., U.s 13, 14 & ______________________________________________ ' — Paquette, W 20' of Lt 7 all of 8 & C & 11 Dcv. Co. to Gidus Arden Ills. Un. No. 2 I... 54, 13-20-30, etc. 1-3 acre, $100. 15, Blk 1, Mobile Manor, 2nd Full time maintenance experienced Aged 25 to 35, live on COrr E 15' of 9 131k N, Lake Wayman Sec. $100. Builders Inc., Lts. 236 & 292, hllghridge Addn. Glen Arden Lady' C. Redden to J. Sanalewood Villas, 373.751': x. fits., $100. (QCD) Nelson Fick & Charles Woodcreat tin $13,000. Mary Virginia Van Den Ben Ward Agcy Inc. hits., Un. No. 2, 1100. Johnson & WI. Marguerite J. W Charles R. Evans & wf Seligman, last dir. Univ. Dcv. Heuvel to John R. Heninger & H. Kendrick & wf. Teresa A., U CASH BUYERS ARE WAITING TO John B. hillionig & wt Marnel Homes Inc. to Ken- lljacreofN1iofS;4ofNEL,4of Glenda to IA Kathleen J. to Milund Inc., Us 8 READ YOUR CLASSIFIED AG NW a of SW La 9 59 8487 & 89, Lake Sylvan neth R. Bailey & wf. Hilda w., (corrective) $100.of Sec 3-19-1 22 81k 12 heftIer Homes Howell Lot 21, 131k C, cor. Clyde & 81k E, $31,000. $56,900. Part lime figh t delivery work. Lt 1 & part of 2 & Blk E Park, Sec 1, $18,900. Burns, Country Club Ills., $100. Eats., QCD Alan R. Richey to Joyce (QCD) Doris I Aecordlno to Flexible hours, must have own CarsonA.Bass&wi.CYOthlato Inc. to Charles I. Sanlando Springs Repl. Tr. 57 Anthony Italiano to Datam Harry I). Mac Nary & W. A. Richey, Lot 12, Blk 4, 1100. Frank Accordlno, Us 17 & 18, MI-Lund, transportation and thit could Raymond W. Coleman & wf. Eatr Inc., LI 4, Ilirr Park, Gale to Alex J. Engstrom & wf. c oincide wi th another Ob. Mutt be Gilbert W. Schroeder & W hlamble)' & wf Sibyl C., It. 9 $39000 81k F, 2nd RepI of W 600' of tr. Reply to Box 69 C 0 Richard M. Bond, Dick Bond Joan C. Lt 59, Casa Aloma, $3,000. Margaret N. l.ts 13 & 14, Blk E, Marion T. to Amy Anderson, 10, Sanlando Springs, 1100. iles.s W 10') Lake Sylvan Ests., $36,500. The Herald, P.O. Box 1617. San. Assoc. to John T. Stewart, E Margaret A. Carter, sgl. Sanlando Spgs S of Ir. 14, 2nd 400' N cor section 24, $48,000. $,800. Bernice Robinson, wid to ford Wallace Dickey & wf. Sandra 686.71' of (less SW 'a 150' E of N (QCD) to Walter J. Carter, sgl., repl., $44,900. Ca Frank W. Kerr & wf l'slary to rl T ho mas Cannon & Bette Leefronza Screen, sgl., her son, OPPORTUNITY of N to John C. Geiger & wf. Gisela Lt 1, 131k 8, Tier 5, Sanford, E.R. Richard S. Van de Houten & wf O0') & W 150' of E 836.71' Charles E. Evans & WI. I Cannon to John Frank Adams [.1.3 15 & 16 Blk B Grove Terr. s Kotcot Cosmetics needs 5Jl5 23-21-31, M., Lt 7 Blk 5, Prop. Plat of Tralfords Map, $100. manager, and beauty consultants. Nancy to Geo. Geo. Proechel Jr. & WI Linda Louise, Lot 10 d, $100. Michelle J., Lot 3 131k C, 300' of SW a In Sec Chula Vista, in Sec 22-21-32, Will train Must t>e smooth looking $100. Gilbert B. Hancock & wf Jr.& wf.Slarion L Lot 1, Blk D, Blk A Second Ravenna Rk, Ronald Scarlata & wf. good command of English. and Laurian-Anne Rauen, wid to 15.000. Ruby to I. Winfield Rivers Jr., Summeriet North, Sec 2, $28,500 Sec., $6Q()() Beverly to ComBank-WP, Lots ___ 3n 9214 Jerald C. Sapp & wf. Carol 10 First Fed. Savings & In 1-17, mcI bik B & lots 1, 2, 3, 11, Dwight Musselwhite & wf Carl Rauen & Laurlan-Anne, Jt. harold B. Spinki & WI. Patricia Lt 81k C Hidden Lake Un. 1A, $27,500. 400 Rentals Donald F. Turner & wf. Linda Assoc. of Mid-Fla. to An thony 12, 13, 14, 18, 19 & 20 blk 9 Gertrude to Denver A Byrd & ten, E ' of Us 3389 339 Vab Ann LI 20 131k B Bear Lake Arsdale Osborne Brokerage Co Anthony V. Pascocello & wf to Charles J. McMlllln & wf. M.Totora&UndaJ.,LotBlk Sanlando The Sub. Beaut., ._ ____________ _______ WI Nancy B. It. 3 West Lake Addn Black Hammock & 100' of Manor, $32,000. Rosa to Fredco Entr Inc., U 19 Benita 112, Blk A. Easttrook s- D Units 1 & 12, $35,000. Brantley tnu , Sanford Sec., $128,000. 29—Rooms Allen B. Edenfleld & Blk B Paradise Point, 4th Sec., d Un. No. 12, $33,000. Gerald K Huffman & Mary Bel-Aire Homes, Inc. to John $3,000. Eleanor K. Kriss & hb. Perry M. to John Pa ul Darcengelo & J. Carmell Sr. & wf. Va. L, It Nice large room. private bath & Eleanor B. Sweet. Lt 2 Des entrance, Air conditioning. Nice Condev Corp. to Robert w Fredco Entr Inc., to Jose Luis to Eleanor K. Kriss & hb. Perry Marylou, Lot 6 Blk 8 A Tier 1, 92 Spring Oaks, $38,4W. Pinar Acres, $40,000. of [.122 & E 26' of 23, Blk H Chinea & WI Maria, 1119 Blk B, N. ne.ghborhood. 3230402. & wf. Lucille, Lt 528 115, Blk D, Glen Arden fits., $10,200. Etabelt Constr. to Charles F Fauth Dorothy McNeil, sgl. to Liongwood Park, $15,500. Paradise Points, 4th See., $100. Plnkston & wf Peggy j., U 8 Heatherton Village, Un. No. l, Linda K. Davis to Benjamin Josephine Alexander, sgi.,IA 16 X44girtments, Urifumished Robe rt B. Wilson & wf. N8J1CY $1,100. S. N. D. to Chase Manhattan J. Dav is 26 Lo Jr., S ' 111k D, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 6, 820,000. t 11 Lot 12 Lone Pines, $14,500. Parker Lbr. to Garfield S. to John Deere Industrial MASTERS COVE (QCD) Frieda Resnick to Mtg. & Realty Trust, In lieu of 81k 8 Wynnewood, $100. $63,500. (QCD) Mary Ruth ON THE LAKE Walker & wf. Agnes R.,Lt3 Blk Eqpt. Co., IA 26 Sandalwood, Moshe Bar —Z'ev, froinNE [ci. dId. comm. at SW cor. of James K. Higgins & Peggy A sgl to Mary Ruth Strubie & ... utno. . 17,00 nuena vista tsts., cor. Will, Si.'a See i1-ZNU Lot 26, Golf Course Addn. of (a RobertJ. Toepfer & Joan I., Lavou Ruth Lockwood, LI 14 Magno li a Svc. Crp to Walt GARDEN APTS. BAMBOO COVE Emily P. Shaw to Carolyn etc., $74,000 CB., $1,947,500. NW lot 31, Blk B Sweetwater Bit B St. Johns River Eats., Gracious count ry living, yet city New Bldrs., Inc., LI 511 Weklva Decorative Fabrics, Inc., Raynel Homes Inc., to Dennis (QCD) Vuginia A. Wood to Oaks, Section 5, 1100. security Quiet. soundproof 12 1100. Hunt Club, Fox Hunt, 3' Suto & wf Jane, LI 3G & S 4' of th e Virginia A. OR. all electric kitchen. Enjoy from NE cor. of SE a of 5w L Wood Trust, Lot Pete r E Vitull o & W. Helen N Condev. Corp. to John R. or picnics. and leisure time outdo of Sec 19-21-30 etc., $45,000. 31, The Colonnades 3rd Sec., 169, Lake Searcy Shores, $1 00. to Felix J. Torres & Juana, Lot Antwood, sgl., Lt 562, in the courtyard. 300 E. Airport Same as above, 512 Lit Weklva (QCV) Sandra M. hlartwig, $22,900. Robe rt W. Anderson & wf. 64 Blk A Win ter Woods Unit 3, Hea therton Village, Un. No. 1, Blvd. 3231340 sgL to Gerald J. Hartwig, ., Hunt Club Fox Hunt, Sec , Harry A. Goehring Constr Co hIoiur N. to honor Margo $40,000. $23,900. sgl500. DUPLEX Furn or Unf urn.. Ideal 113 Win.sor Manor a-d 1st addn., Inc., to Edw T. Quinn Jr., & wf Mdll o, agi., LA 7 Blk N. No. Angelo S. Diliberti to J. Silver Spring Guar. Land & Location, Reasonable Rent Ph R. B. Bennett & wf. Francine 11 00 Carol S., LI 25, Blk B, Golfview Orla ndo Terr., Sec 4 Unit 1, Russell Hornsby, Lot 7 Blk I Title to Clalr Douglas & Clara Owner, 345 3fl1. to Robert E. Leaman & wf. Eats., Sec Mere dith Manor Un. $100. LynWood, $1,500. Douglas, It 23 Myrtle 1k Hills SANDLEW000 VILLAS Erwin J. Korczeynskl & WI. Naomi B. It 29 & 29A 81k E, 110W AIRPORT BLVD George J. Diaz & wf. Judith to Ewell White & Hhldred L s-d, 83,100. Henriet ta to Jose L. Crespi & Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. . , $34,800. JAN FORD. 3237570 Howard W. Smith Jr., & wf Judith B. Diaz, Its 11 & 1281k H White to Ha rrison Dean Dobbs Henry P. Harwell & wf. Doris WI. Christine, Its 5 & 6 less N 5' $10,000. Margaret to Constantino V. Tr. 3, & that part of 13 & 14 In N Sr. & wt Peggy I., Garden of to Armando Aionso, sgl., S 200 700 Magnolia Ave. Sanfor d. I a,nd 2 olUS, Blk G, Sanlando Springs The G reater Constr, Corp to Sarandos & wf Dolores, It 31 ' of Blk H, Tr. 3, Sanlando Apopties Lots No. 40-A 3-4, 1100. of N 600' of E 400' of SE a of se 2 rm 4 unfurn. agAs from $110 $175 Tr. No. 30, 8100. Wayne Constr., Inc., Lot 18 Blk B Druid Hills Park, $31,000. per mo Call 547 3415 or Orlando Springs Tr. no. 3, 8100. Sarah B. in. Sec. 4-21-29, 123,000. Smith collect. 122 4174 Roger A. Rufenacht & wf Frederick G. Buerman & wf. Wi nsor Manor, $7,700. Henry Rassele Jr. & wf. correctionally shown of records John E. Jones, Trustee & Ind. ___________________ (QCD) Grace Erickson, wid. Carol to Ruth E. Manes, sgl., It Elaine N. to Louis S. Caretti & as Sarah S. Smith to Sara B. to Clifford D. Jordan, sgl., Beg. Joann to Robert Anderson & WI, FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. 1120 Florida Ave. Caroline that part of NE '4 of to Harry W. Carlson & WI. 7J LHIU's Li ttle Bear Lake s.d wf. Margaret I., Lots 57 & 58, Smith &hlelen Smith, Lots 1-V1, at Intersec. of E line of It 17, 3736450 NE a of SE L4 of NE La SE of Blanche B. I.A. 11 Blk 43, Plat of $22,500. Wolfers Lake View Terr., 16-24 S½ Ave. D Blk 11, Geneva Blk D, D. R. Mitchells Survey of Brumley Rd., Sec 22-21-32, Townslte of No. Chuluota, Sudd. $100. Levy Grant, $100. SLIM BUDGETS ARE Kelly Slasher & wf Janet to $3,500 BOLSTERED WITH VALUES $6,400. $28,000. Philip Zeu1I & Louise etc..Carolyn Stanley N. to - GreaterConatr.CorptoAllan Wm. G. KIng& wf Carolyn M C t' 1' IL L A" 7 A SJ I'II 1.2 trustees uement l$erarwnelli William V. Swincliw & Mary K., L Brodenick& af. Jo Ann, U COLUMNS School ..__ - Screened-in Patios Available. . Walk to living at moderate prices. . Families choosing Lake Hodge Estates are discriminating. They want solid construc 1 44 tion, good planning, attractive surroundings, and quality living. And they want It now, but with payments they can afford. They get it and more at Hodge E3tates, where wooded lots and beautiful models are waiting for inspection. Wooded Lots. No Lake fL be a vacant boL church or nermkcion to use that land - how school yard. company or park to register gardeners and asland, Public housin& musem sign plots; how to supeirvise, 1-i ;1 4 laId, abandoned service ala- from planting through harvest; Uorig(-way under utility how to finance . , City Taxes. Enclosed Garage. Fully Settings. All Electric Living. New Elementary School. J I Carpeted. Lakeview . (1 m i' Then get partners whp know Among reconunendatlons In what It Is all about. These In- Ma urice Messegue's "Way to elude organizations that might Natural Health and Beauty" supply knowledge, equipment, (MacMillan Publishing Co.) is: materials or rnral support, "Strawberries for arthritis and such as County Agricultural rheumatism (for maximum Extension agents, garden benefit, eat them at the beginclubs, greenhouses and nur- ning rather than at the end of a serymen, seed and garden meal.)" :aply outlets, They'll know "Ra1ishes for anm1a" and about such projects In the area. "Cucumbers as a diuretic" are Gardens for All should be others In the book, which checked for assistance. This analyzes the health properties tax-exempt organization wants of natural foods, suggests beauto Impr ove commu ni ty garden. ty potions for the skin and hair lag as a valuable naticatal reand contains 100 French source, as a hedge agai nst in. dishes. You'll enjoy thiss natural flatlon and u a learning ex- healer's advice. 4 . r —. . A TTT' r fl I 1 --U-.-- RU ________________________________________ _.:. From *34,400 Broker Co-op Invited. Sales Office 862-1566 From "29,800. Broker Co-op Invlfed.Offlce 830-6134 k Foxhunt Modern condominium Cozy Stone Fireplace Available. Bike Path. Wooded Paneled - Course. .t I, 2 or j ' -.-- # ' bedroms. ___________ Florida's Finest r.p_t.li.rffFl 11-11W — art: I -Y 113 o:4 1,%, 1001~A' lhilo Z TROPOLITA.N . Cl famt EVERY MARONDA HOME COMES WITH ICefi Most & *i, U ft L14.*g Glass (, This Charming "'i' Model Has: 2 Bedrooms , _ 'stir's o,,_,,%,. -1 -3 . . Ir •weshn,aw.s. Aparces 2 Baths Hugo Walk-In Closet Car,.t'ni • aa... Diteoul •CsfllVtflltfl$ III.CS Bar F~ Master Bedroom __ UP TO $2000 TAX CREDIT ON ALL I METROPOLITAN REALTY 6 LI t'tr(.,' ,$('I($ ! 3 : "it W314OY_ ___ _WW - I I — Take ii the 0,5ev, 0,ll.a Eifl 'T ,TiT'1 at man entrance P. D,lt.fa past tP.i Dslto4sa Ian I, 4b.l.i 50s1. e. itralt on Del?ea Blvd. P. Fair$trn CI., twn rlØI $d NUpw il,s* Is .ww Mo4wo MRRonDA -- II I 0 LavWy Rom s ovitiode "•" D.thiupsJi.v •Ilaiae Iats •Ampl. Clss.ts Oversized mIderate. Trading is fairIly act1w at 0.00 per mile for Endive and $3.00 per crate for EscaroLi F.O.B. About 04 ________________________ Shopping Nearby. - __ - .. ___________ - E _''- - Continuous Clean Ovens. Central W, SWW ned,Sof U 8,& all of9 &10 $29500 Greater Constr. Corp to Nick 3Ii1s Furnished Blk 3, 2nd sec. Dreamwold, Perma Bill Homes inc., to E. Transue & wf. Cynthia N., Lt Gregory P.Gasasl&wf Mary $12,000. John Lietz Egan & wf 12 Blk F. Seminole Sites, BAMBOO COVE GARDEN APff Decor furniture. 12 OR, deep shag to Fred R. Ganas & wf Dorothy Ray A. Schearer & WI. Mary Marilynne, Lot 11, Queen's 126,400. carpeting, Call Lee, resident H., W 300' of Beg. 190' E & 893.9' A. to Robert W. Norman & wf. Mu -roe Add., CB, $54,000. Ada Rawls, agi. to Shubert manager today 300 E. Airport N of We sec. post of Sec. 8-20- Lois L., U 9 Blk 2, Propsed Plat John P. Noonan & Theresa E. Constr., E 300' of N L2 of S 4 of Blvd. 323 1340, L4 31, $100. of Chula Vista, $4,000. to Arthur E. Hill Jr., & Patricia SE 'a of NE '.of NW 'a of SW Clear. Dowirnsfairs Apartment A.m Lot 46, Sleepy Hollow, Sec 33-19-31, $1,200. Ailf— No Pets 177 1551 $63,000 (QCD) Vera Swilley & .b. Perna Hilt Homes, Inc. to James to John Robt. Atcherson ior Bedroom AdulttOnl Jelin Kalashian& wf Marja A., & wf. Julia, Sl05'ofN35l.40'of P'4RK AVENUE MOBILE PARK Park Drive SlOup Lot",, Blk C Skylark s-d, $33,500. E 420' of SE 'a of SE 1 4 of Sec. Small apartment The Huskey Co. to Dee- 33-20-32, less E 30' 1100. c and reasonable catexine Constr., Lt. 3 131k C, (QCD) Sylvin Kaplan Pierce 332 1391 Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 6, to Dianna L Pierce, Lot 18 AVALON APARTMENTS $13,900. South Park, $lX). ADULTS. NO PETS The hiuskey Co. to DecSterling Park Inc. to the 115W. 2nd St. catexine Constr. Corp., II 5, County of Seminole, SE t 4 of arm In The 131k C, Sweetwater Cults, Sec. 6, NW 1 4 of Sec. 23-21-30, less S 33' DeBary. AdultS Lovely Irge I bedroom air, ideal for retired $13,900. &SW 'a of NE a of Sec. 23-21 *rscns sea 6si. n,os The Huskey Co. to Dee- 30, less So. 33' for rd. $410,300. Duplex Furnishid catexine Constr. Corp., Lot 4 Richard M. Robinson, Idn. & Adulti No Pets 9 S 81k C Cweetwater Oaks, Sec. 6, Trustee to Fred Haynes & WI. Altec 4 p m.. 322I0 $13,900. Helen U 10 Blk C Golfview 3 Bedroom furnished apartment. "t ~ 't . --- --.-. . i _k il ., The Huskey Co. to Dec. Eats., Sec. Meredith Manor Un. •ir, wall wall carpet, $121 Month. I catexine Constr. Corp. , Lot 6 1,129,900. tS0Danage deposit. 20)E2RlSt 131k C, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec. 6, (QCD) 0. E. Blake to 0. E. $13,900. Blake & v;(. M. Jj Anne, 3i ,. at oll —6.1Its lufni, .Aed' $30w,k. 322 7744 The Huskey Co. to Dec- SW cor. of NW L of NW L4 of catexine Constr., Corp., Lot 7 Sec. 26-21-30 etc., 4 acres rn-i, WELAKA APARTMENTS . CORONA DO-$21,900 Shag Carpeting. Vinyl Floors. Room. 18 Hole Community Golf Family (Ii ri Ch Z,i Construction. SPan1sh Tile Roofs. 9 10 , . Tranquil Seclusion. Modern Schools. LA City Comforts... With Country homes set in a Sylvan location on one beautiful Lake Howell in Seminole County. Maintenance free. We paint, mow the lawns, care for the pool, tennis courts and clubhouse What d0 youd' o. Relax enjoy your balcony, garden, patio. Live a little in Sausalito Villas. Where your lifestyle is lemt modern, free and luxurious, outstanding features . Wooded Lots —, l I fflQrondo Homes Invites You And Your Family To Enjoy Sausalito Villas With Its rolling, wooded hills gently tucked away in suburban ORLANDO. Natural sefllng will remain for your enjoyment as you follow the bike trails encompassing the community. Check and compare these — Vegetable Summary 11 — From 24,650, Broker Co-op Invited Office 831-3339 N ' .." ,I — I - N — springs Glenwood vu.,. see From '37,800 Broker Co-op Invited Sales Office 831.5445 OR I New Ca-dw &A - __________________ New School. No Closing Costs. - _._• _ .-- — pop .. — ' of luxurious. lakeview ' discover lust how lovely a well designed Pume can be. Several models are waiting for your approval. One of them may be lust what you've waited for. Prestigious Area. Enclosed Utility Room. Real Brick Fireplaces Available. Fully Stuccoed Homes. Two Car Garages.Large Comfortable Family Rooms, I - — you've arrived. Drive out today and , _. . achievement among the pines. Your home in The Woodlands tells the world - . "Air . ablished Community nestled . . ga '-A- IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY! AL ANON For families or I rnds of problem drinkers. For further InIortTIatfUn call 123 4557 ____ I nity garden? Do some careful gardening in the national InterPlanning, then t a sponsoring t. To encourage or ganiza tions Across this nation there are and Institutions that have CABBAGE— Supplies hun Floñda are declining 33scnilly. Shprit;it last r'rrk w.- re .!5I c'r1ot equivalents down from 431 carlota April fl-May 3. Trading [sactiveagherprices$4.0044. thl 50 percrateF.O.B. CARROTS— Volwne Last week was 6ocarlotacotnpartd to car!ota shipped April 27-May 3. Supplies from Florida will decrease next week with light volume u pectedfrmnFlonldauntiltheflrstweekciJune. CELERY— Volume s1iiied from Central Florida s moderate with little change In slume expect ed for the ncxtweek.Tradinglsactiveat$4.O0-$4.Sopercrate FO.B. depending onsize. CORN— Harvest has just started In Ceigral Florida. wow1'rad1ngis Fill,olwn acveforavibikatL00peraateJ'.O. LrrucE—alppuIea of Romaine are ample in Central Florida while supplies of Boston, Leaf and Bibb types are lfr"L Volume shipped is declining .easonall with about twomorewecksleftizithecurrentseason. County Land Transactions Are . Recorded ______ --____ How do you start a cotnmu- gardening and to encourage . 4—Personals - GREATER HOME .1 individual fulfillment through A — , ; — - Sunday, May IL lW—iC - socket, which you can Install How can I tell the difwithout too much trouble. Q. Merely observe carefully how fCr1ce between a termite and the socket is attached, so that a flying ant' I read somewhere ~. Eu , - - - I -=----- - , - _. --- &2 as,,n.fit,,f,. - - J -=--- --. -- ____ — J ::— • - i-A — o Seminole new mohile home. I will use the of the hse. mus, If you made gain on your old home mobile me as my principal a to ,eu them, they have been electricity, because nothing woud glue. Is this Mie? pro(&-Wonal analysis. This can But they need more inf ormation residence was ever offered for January, 1977. Also con. credlL What is this all about? rm" do these houses qualYy 14 struction of it must have begun happens to any other lights in A. — In meiiy C?.S'S, Yes. be a ttrntite de&lcr or, better thou they presently have at sale. A. The n1ler of the house for tax credit? . the house at these time3. I have Warm ffie vinegar ,dightly be- yet, the Agriculture deparunent th6r fingertips and they need It 3. Q. I am having a house buill before Much 26, 1975. must provide a certification •• Q. What constitutes the tried other lamps In tne same lore appiyin IL [k .'t CXpCct uf a local urv.rity or state te printed form for reference byacontractonlandlowu. Will A. No, the occupancy bettinnin " of coustruc;Uou of that th. ,purchase price of the pmejudes V* tax creWt unless wall outlet anO this flickering Pwigical results. Ylpar hope is agency. If you wish to make the purposes. I receive a tax credit? factory house La the lowest price at the buyer is the original ocdoes not occur. I have checked that the vinegar will soften the determination yourself, exWe would really appreciate It A. Yes, but only on that a mobile home or a which the residence was ever cupant who rented with a built house? the plug and find 0* wires se- glue enough for i! to be Scraped amine the insect carefully. A It You would pubilih the portion of the Cost Droperly otterea toe sale. ra an cauiiipn., written contract containing an curely attached to the screws. I off. termite has a thick waist; the following questions and an- allocable to construction after A. Construction is considered if you have an Inventory of option to purchase the have exam ined the ent ire lamp Q. I have purchased a stew flying ant has a narrow one. swers. March 12, 1975. For example, to begun when concompleted houses which you townhouse. cord and rind nothing wrong house for K000. It was built The antennae of a termite stick the total costs of construction sU-&,Uon of important Darts of 4ve been offering for rAc at with It. I have even tried differ- before March 26th , so I know out straight from its head. The 1. Q. Is there a tax credit for a were $40,000 and as of March 12, the mobi le home or factory- $3 Q. Is there some way I can 5XX), you can not increase ent bulbs. Wh&-. is causing this that it qualifies for the $2,000 antennae of a flying ant are home purchase in 197P. 1975 $35,000 worth was corn- built house commenced. price to W.OW and stffl give the co ntact IRS with my particular tax credit. As I understand It, f licker ing? bent. hold your ar ms out from 'A. Yes, the new law provides pleted, the credit would be 5 per Construction or assembly of a required certification to the question about the new home A. — Not much doubt but that tax credit means that I can de- your body parallel to the for a credit equal to 5 per cent of cent of the rentaining S5,0DO. minor portion of the compurct"r. If you do you my be W credit the trouble is in the socket In duct the entire $2,000 from my ground. Now bend them at the the taxpayer's adjusted basis In 4. Q. What constitutes ponents does not constitute the sued by the purchaser and be which the bulb fits. Disconnect income Lax Iiabihty. But there eibows so that your hands are the new residence up to a $2,000 "beginning" of construction A. Yes, call one of Of beginning of construction. Liable for damuges of three followirg numbers: that Income possibility my ' the lamp plug from the outlet. pointing toward the sky. That's maximum, a ho use? 7. Q. II Ibny a summer home, times the excess charged Plus tax this year will not equal exactly the piUon of the anRemove the bulb from 491-3311 Ft. Lauderdale 2. Q. I plan to buy a new A. Construction is conside red will i get a tax credit? attorney's fees, and you may be Jacksonville lamp. Look into the smket and WOO- Will the gOverfunent tennae of a flying ant. 351-1760 home. What conditions must be to commence when significant A. No, the credit only applies criminal on note a small brass strip at the make up the difference? met be fore the tax credit is physical work has occurred at to your principal place of prosecuted charges A. No. 'I'he law is that you büttom. This strip should be Orlando 8960331 ('or ei ther of Andy Lang's allowed? the building site. Specifically, reside nce can deduct S per nt of y ou r ce sti cking up slightly so that it ment rs burg 576-7400 helpful booklets, "Wood Fin is h an apa St. Pete I 1I',e In 10. rt ti ns are A. The chief condi o digging of the footings, exQ. makes proper contact with t.~-_ t-3% lisbilitY UP to R MAXIMUM ing in the 11ome" OR !'Make =347il 8. Q. I complex which is being conTampa just sold my old home that the home must have been cavation of the building site or bottom of the bulb. If the strio ('(12,000. Ordinarily, you would SimnIe Pitimbini' RnnIr.. " hitilt nr iirt,ltsr ,.nnctr,tptlnn cImIl,,r imply Beach and m mntlnu Into a DPW v.rfM Its t'nndnmtnlnnii. [I I Wet 1 ........ — Palm ""' ru-' , appears to be very flat, reach in be entitled to a tax credit of send 30 caili ts and a long, before March 26, 1975, and significant amount of con. house that costs $0,000. Will I buy my unit, will I get a credit? Elsewhere ill area code . with the lip of a screwdriver $2,000. If, however, you owe the STAMPED, self-addressed en. acquired and occupied after struction. get the maximum $2,000 credit? A. No. The credit only applies 3 0 5 1 8 0 0 4 3 2- 7 and pry up the strip slightly, goveniment only $1,11W for 19m, velope to Know-How, P.O. Box March 12, 1975. and before A. Probably not. The credit to a "new principal residence." Elseewhere In area codes 904 5. Q. I have a mobile home working very carefully so as not your tax credit will be $10UU. 477, Huntington, N.Y. 11743.) January), 1977. In addition, the which I want to trade In on a applies to the "adjusted basis" This means a principal and 813 1100-342.4300 to break it or bend it ex. not $2,000. If YOU o we $1,500. yan' tax credit will be $1,500. ceasively. Replace the bulb, If And so on. The government will connect the plug to the outlet. ~~~~~~~l~ll~~illi~~!1!!Il~~~,~~~~i~ III! ~iii~~il~ l ~ lcil~~ not send you anything extra to ll ö the credit up to $2,000. are that you need a new p bring_____ am - . — Ham - Answered residence, the original use of which commences with you and Here's SWer Rg Internal Revenue Services occupant of the house and It on that which is occupied by you after must be his principal place of residence. Can I qualify for tax and defer received several hundred ca lls C YOUt March 12, 1975. buLi adjusted from taxpayers throughout resldencc. Also, the taxpayer credit? gain, the By ANDY LANG $34000 you cian install a new one that they are very similar. be Florida seeking additional must attach to his income tax new home would 11. Q. There are some A. Yes, so long as a binding your credit would be $1700. AP Newifestures A. — Any time you find an Information on the new Home return a certification by Uw prolwly. gowulaouses In my neighborhood contract is entered Into before insect that y ou suspect may be Purchase Tax Credit. We seller that the purchase price Q. One of the lamps in our 9, Q. Fm a were constructed last which bedroom flickers every so of. Q. — I have heard that vi~ a termite, wrop it up and take it welcome their questions and pald by the buyer Is the lowest January 1, 1976, and thie new derstud I have to give falf. Since the owner was unable ten. It has nothing todo with the gar can be used to soften old to someone who can make a are glad to be of help to th.un. price at which the new mobile home is occupied by WieadOU for I$petoclantbe __II --- - 14 i. - SundayHiraid, Sanford, Fl. Hnmp. Cr - rden. - Sunday, May 15, lflS 6C—Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. dens.) 1 .. ,. I Hilt C Sweetwater Oaks, See. 6, $100. iuw isi St, $13,. Superior Cons tr. to PJ)' A. Room furniShed apt Bedroom is Orval 11. Hayes to Orval H. Johnson, sgl., It 10 Blk H, Dixie air conditioned $100 Mo Ill E 5Th St 322 1$S or 322 5754, Hayes & WI Minnie & Harry H. Terr., ht Addn., $20,000 Hayes, Jt. ten., Lot 22 (less W Wm. G. King & wf. Carolyn to I Room furnished apartment. Air, 211e3') & W. 41.66' of 23, 81k 63, Carolyn M. King, U 1 Blk B newly decorated breakfast room, water turn shei Adtt. r pets SanLando the Suburb Beautiful Rev. Pint of the Springs, 333 3163 ' Palm Springs Sec. $100. Glenwood Village, Sec. 1, $100. — dli 5 Park Frankie Lee Platt & WI Theodore A. Marinitz & Weeklyor monthly rates Mar tha Mae to Constr. Madelyn to Debris Beverly 3 23 9237 Co. Inc. W 65' of I.A. 23 & E. 10' Bearrow, sgl., It 17 & N 36, of 18 of Lot 27, Washington His., Milton Park, $23,500. $2,000. Countryside Constr. Inc. Ceo B. Frank & WI Lillian to Ralph L Smith &wf. Phyllis L , Constance A. Wildes, form. It 16 Blk B Sweetwater Oaks, Brown-1,2 tnt: Beg. at NEW Sec 6, $48,800. cor of Lot 13, Crystal Lake Jerry Robinson Jr. & WI. Park, 1st See, run W. 130', S Shirley Ann to J ose A Agostini 164.85' etc., $5,000. & wf. Dolores, It 3 81k G, (QCD) Geraldine Robinson to Winter Woods, Un. 4, 141,000. John P. Robinson, IA. 4 Blk 21 Constance Albina Miller to Townslte of No. Chuluota, $100. Geo. I. McLaughlin & wf. Constance A., LA 5 & E 20' of 6, (QCD) Charles L Free& wf. Williamson fits. repi., $100. Mary F. to Mary E. Free, LI S5 (QCD) State of Fla. to Paul & 7' of 56. Pine hits.. $100. .Joseph Greer . $100. Dmw* , Amma iko can rc1e cheaper ti11 0M. C A P.t 6 fl' J l TrLts l'i.ti;q i-.= �-, "'-,_r_i ' ''I .4' SC-Sunday Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, May 11, ifS 41-Houses Seminole 322-2611 POOL PARTY, ANYONE? With th 5 coot pool goes a 3 bedroom a tractively decorated, attractivel y priced home. $32,500. 831-9993 RATES COUNTRY LIVING- 3 BR., 2 bath formal dining room, eat in kit chen, air, carpet drapes, famlit room, lake privileges-2 yrs new mint condition, 137,500. Terms. 1 thru S times tic a line 6 thru 25 times 31c a line 26 times 74c line ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) 3 Lines Mfr.imum HOURS 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9- Noon Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 19195 Fru'c 327 7371,332 1196.372.19*4 Sundoj - Noon Frido rn 19S9, 372 1141 Furnished 31-Apartments 35 Efficiency FurnithedApartment lor7Adults Call 372 3195 MOVC your mobile homC to the country Several sp.cesajailabie . i,ak 40-Condominiums One P. 'Two fledroy For qeri,' New Smyrna townhout on ocean Pool. tennis. 1110 Week. Jçhlrtments P. Real Estate Payton Realty Monthly Rentals Available 1135 $150- Color TV QUALIT Y ,-'n I I& SR 434. LongwOOd '!° -- - __ Ste fl stro in • lty . - 31A-Ouplexes ____ - - Win' REALTY "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER' IDYLLWILDE- I uedrOoms. 2 baths, In on of Sanford's finest areas Family room, central air. S heat. fireplace, double garage 5.53.900, See this one nowf I Bedroom mfurn apt • air, car. peted, kitchen equipped Adults $91 30 332 775. eves & weekends - Reg Real Estate Broker 71395. Myrlle Ave, Sanford 'Phone)?) 0610 3fl.77ij Lake Mary 2 Bedroom. 1100 mo giady Br ow n Realty. 322 3237 or 372 1964. ________________________ * 33-Houses Furnished - - Lake Mary, 2 bedroom furnished house Near SJC. Adults, no pets. I . .is ma, ,,ISI . _. - 7 Bedroom, fenced yaru. 1175 mo Adults preferred. 773 5$540t 372.4420 34-Ibile Homes I WEKIVA RIVER I Adult mobile home village, under large Shady Oaks On the scen .c Wehiva. Modern clean interiors, fromllIO.SM W,olSantord.372. wo. i I - -, P Geneva Are forge f!vnt porch end Iarg,utilityroomfurnished in Mawyoakgroveofl4aCj'es ot and 1173 monthly -!' Acreage JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC. 51-Household Goods W. Garnett White ASSUME PAYMENTS Brokeq.107w.Commercial Sanford 372 7111 . 3 bedroom, 1' bath on corner lcI, $11,900. Existing, 116.500. 7 pct. mtg 323 1602 1971 Sing er Zg Zag with cabinet, cash price of $64 or I payments ef $1 30. Golden Touch 'n Sew, $1'' At SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East lit 5?., Downtown 3729411. E ves 90 11 46 Jim Hunt Realty Idea l area for children. 3 bedroOm home with comøletely fenced yard. 120.000. 7S7A Park Dr 3fl 2111 REALTOR AFTER HRS. 3779311 fl2 3993 373 0441 - SanfOrd, 3 BR. 7 bath brick, many extras. $ 70.000. 17,400 down, assume 11*5 mo. total payments. 3715131 RURAL BUNGALOW Shaded lot, space for garden, 2 bedroorns.onpavedroad.$12.S00. 3 Minutes Town 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 car garage CCdI porch, fenced yard. central heat and ar, many extras, 2'.' ysat old. 179,900. Low down pa yment, by owner. 373 1530, 301 Pine Wind Cu. Sanford. from 3 bedroom, refurbished home, shaded lot See It at $11500 - . PAYTON REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 3721301,74lOHiawatpiaAve at 11-93 Tee 'N Green 3 1'-- bath bkk home, central air 1 heat, wall wall carpet, vef Y Rood condition. above ground swimming pool. OLDER HOME SEE THIS- 3 BR. t' bath home. MI large rooms and corner lOt. Redecorated throughout Good (mincing by or. MEMBER MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE )2394p Attention JOHN SAULS AGENCY I- • .1 _____ Ae? '!.1'?, I r1 -. - - $55 - .. - - .1 i-i Ah:_~o . . n ? . - - p'--:: -- ... 'Best lot selectloa - __ 69" 11111104 -.T;& - _ --!a - - - I• tI III (It -, V14 _f .~ hloWk Home Pult. come 0111111 W111 111:111111" ! MW (Vk. , - ,HOMES I&Ee ur DISTINCTION Il'I. IISJfl *Close to everything e :say from targe av, , it -- ___-_____ KEPIMOREWASHtR, pints, serv,,ucv rnecnne. MOONEY APPLIANCES3Z3-0697 ____________________________ - Stereo 53-TV-RadiO- wooded lots. Street lights streets •Setvers Sid*walkg COLOIi TV,tl1.9SMOPaTH. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. 1006 - I Additions i . - --: -----'-----'---------- - CARRIAUE - uc-nor taie 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. MLWS tag g* ii Ph. Sanford (35) 3-$I$ CaHfcrAppt. 322-3103. Remod&n 11111111111111111111111 __ , Odomda(3$)$344 - ' 1..: '-', i --5 ,- .4 I , ~71.~ , . 111 . - A . _, -.. W -- . . . I- - . - I - - ; K .. ' 1 41 . ' . . I k hms 11. 4, a',,, S T4~ ) . ~~ - -: _ . . - - S 4 ., - __ 1 r,ã : , . - '-r- , . 4. . -'..- - - . - a, .. . ' -, ---.7. . S.. -. - , ' . ' - . , , .. ' ' ' , '. ' ' - - ' i, , ' :' utility For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc. Buy 1 or 1001 itemi, Larry's Marl, 213 Sanford Ave. - 11 111 Th~ , : .. . a". ' ..' . ... • '.. 4 ' aluminum Orlando Clipper 11' tn hull. bc-wcker, Mercury 115 HP, both iu1 tuft canvas, tack. sperdomel*r, It gal. lank, certified fill trailer. Sacrifice Skyline I,M.w, Payments $7.. 333 4495 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503OnI,ndoO,jv, Sant ord 373 57g , ROBSON MARINE ?fllHw-,' 1792 32 3561 0 Monday, May 197 PM N,eiy spring, ow wooded, 300 an paved - Plano-$250 031 1777 - - - ' S ...., - ',' ' . . . -- I . -. : - ____ 4, , , . - Cream Puff. IN - ,... . , . , " Value $2,025 ,.,,,,,. Sale p'rice $1,82.5 'a .4 Wheels, 318 V.8 Engine. Reg. Price $2,475 .........Sale a a Price $1,795 a M 11 = 'a $1 0850 • l.' FL l,. ,wo co ' Own Leasing to V 4# . .11111 Pr f - Dept. C C ~ . - i= -I Conditioning Improvament' Name Improvement s, - I 8 -II ~_ = .4 X. 5L .4 - - I '' 1 52 b ,c 4u OOu .g. 4) 4 k I at &3 lei . 4.ii , -,., to = n - a '-. N: #a E , Oo 9 ii; - t: f'T t - 'I $ e i L l4 .4 a in js l 6l 8 il:~; 3 es 3 f's : : IS h j' - fl eq g . :j h ;~ no Roofiiig 6 L) A - ~ S I IS < g 4 H w 8 >- X -2 Don'tneedt"Serveaq,,ul 't' 1) 1 ealn when you sell them with a Exterior Cleaning Classified Ad from the Herald. Mason Contractor, bioct maSonaryD&i' with Hydro blasting Any house. and concrele work. Call us todayl Don't delayl Just Fr., eaves. $40 Rooft $3563 Free dial 322 2611 or 1319993. 'To place Estlmates.Afterêp.m. Estimates. Call onyim, 671-0219. 1101 W. th St. days. your low cost Want Ad aeavy Car. TOWLR'SUEAUTYSALCJPI . . . (formerty Harrielt's Beauty Nook) 51 E. Pine$fl.5742 4, I -P ., I -0 Ni U ' It's INC ,-.% m.*,I In from l it it en you sell "Don't Needs" with a wt ad iiiiiiiiii-i ' - '' . ' BUDDY'S HOME IMPROVEMEpIT. ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AP.'rj P. '-I;:' . -, ART AILING LAND CLEARING All types lotsi. acerage Cleared We i'sa lop toll, liii dirt, clay, and shill available. Please call night wday, 373 3913 Spring 11 here and it's a good time to chooSe a new bom from the pages of our classified ads. (&A Backhoe Service .fd ~ = - Lawn Care - Lawn Service Mowing. (doing S. Trimming Reasonable .3fl$050or3729j97 - A small Classified Ad brings big returns. Tey one and &"_ Call 37 I - i ;1% - -J5 ;, _.:) IN f's ow " z ,4 . 9 I - A 4 t I • 93 -0 'a -a 1_) PET REST INN tr `~' ('h 3?? tc *9 I 6 I T Ct , Of! ;. a if id .~ = = i W. g ~ il 'a 4 z ~r- _*j.--.t;l .. V - I') ! 4 > 11111 0 1 " X 4< V - L. 55 z j tc § .~ go lu~ CU :1,.i 0 -a E F! , is 0 1 *9 a' 0:16 4.4 < to - L. r~ r ~z U 12 i ,% E . tn p iu 4 g ! fl i - r_ I .. 55 ! ' PAUL ATER -PTOf*lt Wallpaper Hanger Lktnj.edResidenlial,Commercla, j 8 a %.a ..a IF M ,a 0 . 6.0 i,-1 4 z3 I h 4064 i >% I J.r h ;: 's?R EP A !~ I t, Frp EStimates Ph 37? 647) .J 116 Si 1. I z. E :IjJjPt I i 4 ' !I 4 at ;I1iiiiil L. 1, , a ,b- I 90 19- g i = ..lJIh A-10111k.- I z. -c I' ii 11 To List Your Lness Dial 322 .2631gçq3-1 - 4 z SN 11 94 I', 9 9 04 1: I ~ I -, ! - !111 a A p 4 ° ~ -11 it. 1; 5 Is 5 ~. .I i -1 it it ; II a flII z U A la Az sLS "- w Cr I V] it ~~ •°j;g; ! 40 a -- , ._. at'1. V3 d1261 ~ 0 9 g. .t-. - - - ~-# - -- . - -.. .0"r-4-1.Il, _!_rjl~. j 5 in c*o.s WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and s ilet We repair and ser ivce STINE MACHINES SUPPLY CO. 20 7 W.7nçt 3326437 , - A& A CLIAPIS ALL Exterior pressure cleaning WftDrl1l1y > * . . g i (I, W S1 Pressure Clearnng,,,, - *. I '' ". fTOarding&Grooming - 4 , IXI .-~ 0 ry i iU : 0 il 0 a ,,A . V tt, i~ L. L. Pet Care :0 S.g 10 t g t 8 ' t ja L. It 5 Control APT BROWN PEST fflPlTrcli, ?S: P15 Dnivm 322 IM - :3 F. -1 8 40 49 at so - - Southern V 0 i 15 P iz Do - Wall Paperini Landcleuiftg, fill dirt, clay, rock, All kinds of digging. House trait. ers $tored and moved. 377-9117 or $311195 - - - test - MAKE ROOM TO SI RE YOUR WIN T ER ITEMS . SELL 'DON'T NEEDS" EAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 372 261% or 531. 9993 and a friendly Advisor will help you. - H , j Experircof repa irs Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, Flat roofs on shingle Custom Work. Licensed . Bonded. All work guaranteed IJ 6700 Free estimate. 373 $035. ______________________________________ _____________________________________ . 9 i - 44 (r Mown, Edjlng Fre1stirnates 123issi Painting and remodeling 23 years experience. Call CU, 32350M or 332 1736 _. V1 I rA U3 z "1 to thuiN t.,I,"fl ,'r. Marton Grmarett1 Painting, Remodeling LIC,nWd, Bonded $ili6Oi j I -i ;; . 4 ~= u tic Lawn Care 65 .dd=g 07 '. j --____ IV es '; 11111111111111111111111111 7:4 k BUSINESS DIRECTORY CentrI Heat & Air Conditioning. For free estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 3721771. , C6 at . 831-7700 u '( g $ I 1 .- I ''.7 c 1972 DODGE DART, Now From Our .5 'a Equipped .....................Only $1,150 ....,.,, . . - 1971 DODGE CRESTWOOD WAGON, Don't miss the sale this wea k . Partial listing: Canopy bedroom " suite, Plano, Office furniture, 35. 1974- Dusters, Scamps, Valiants. Some .4 Dining room suites. Wood lathe, : As Low A a 2j97 Machinist's toots, quality name brand toots, TVs, Appliances, _11111111111111 Radding, Collection of Avon botllet, carpet, many misc. iteirn too numerous to mention Come early and get a good seat. SPRIPIç, HOUSECLEAN I,IG7 SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEM$ WITH A CLASSIFIED AD. - . .... 11 0 lproveauts .. fl .'...- a 1971 DODGE DEMON, Low Mileage, A Real Steal At Sanford Auction NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR IS IN DEMAND. SELL IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIEf, AD ,. . - to 1970 DODGE MONACO, 4 Dr. HI, Fully plans. custom made to FHA and S$bC spec. Fast, economical, Call Victor 321433* , .4 Excellent Buy At ...................$1,325 ' a . . 0 l Mi. E.ofl.1, Hwy 14 °H373 9119 ,m. - 59-MssI rctncse ___ "of ' - x m 1973 DODGE DART SWINGER, Rally STAN'S AUCTION Coffee Service -"--" -:. --. 0 c RESULTING IN Book We buy one piece or full house. • a Antiques, estates. Consignments welcome. - _______________ PI*r. 10 ec'. 4 a AUCTION Every Saturday Night, 7:30 P.M. Air 1. S : 1200 French, 121-7310, . a fl-Auction Sanford Auction ,- F GOOD USED CAR BUYSI! House di - '' ' - - ..J ' . - - ! ' . ' . - . . - ' r - .i'7 ' '• S -- - ' ' - - ., .1 - ' ' , xI" REPERCUSSION -______________________ ,,, '''' - 'W - Cheopl for you? Clearing greenhouse and misc items tO? Garrison Dr Sanford. fop New YebfMSntØes-$ct. fe wa. er CanyenUeea, AserlapI. ____ 1 . -_ --- GARAGE SALE- Antiqe ice box. bik, plants, pots, antiques, misc. Off West 46. 373 b0fl. Friday, Saturday & Sun MOBILE HOME MOVING. Corn ple$e et l' Licensed. Orlando 773.5470 all! 1 '1- a -- ----- 2 " ____ CARPORT SALE; Saturday S. Sunday 904 West 72nd St. JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. 377 6.137 Att,r PIns aluminum owning, ...... A. 0 THE REBATE 'I MotUIhom,,)rwk,2eR.ci ,.ifrai beet S. air, screened porch, play I -4 52-Appliances 1 bedroom. I bath btotk home, wail wait carpet, central beet, air condition. Good cxdition. - -- - - ~ .1 e WE FINANCE JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY pm, (OtV __________________ _Iv1.60 .11 .1 CASH 322.413i Sanford 1 flrecl Adult-Family EittI11111111i i W iM a '$ .. - EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU CARPORT SALE: HUI,VDavidson Mini. bike, furniture, dishes, cioIhtt&mi'C FidaySPn, 'till S.atui 1., I .ii-i pm, Sunday 2 am-S p.m. 2fl Abbott Ave Lake Mary. 7bcdroO'n$,Ibath,Kreenedlntrt awurui newest and L ._5 TRUCKS DUMP We will pay COSh for late model tai'idem and tn aile dump trucks, Call '4*1 LaPne (216) 576 6363 o DUSTER OUSTER DUSTER DUSTER DUSTER c ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition. (.4.4 S176, Winter Park KULP DECORATORS 1st St. 322.7333 We Buy Furniture Gara Sales Lake Mary . MOBILE HOME PARK __ - -- . ' ' 11111 'r 1-_-'--_s-j. 1 . - - Moving most sell Fla room suite, couch, 7 chairs. 2 tables, and lamp, $200. Call 322-5107 after S. , -. - We Buy Furniture -- Fencedforprorc.ttl, $21,900 .. ______ 'Yk." " * I: 1tI -9 -:1 - . TELEVISION SETS.23.SUP MILLERS Ph.3230357 76l9OrlandoDr. 2 1-3 Acres Z1 - . bedroom, 2 bath home - ø"7'i st f'LJIlsUeu Rec'r'nt,ri, • .1 4 211 N. 377.71?lday, 323 04*3 eve. • BROKER ASSOCIATE I. C,.t...J_ ff!_ - A III auui;uiua rines -WZIFF - - - = 01 -' Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any Quantity, P4011'S Casselberry, Hwy. 1792. 530 42O& Gas Range, doubleoven, white, good Condition, . Larry Saxon. Realtor ____________________________ ' - __ '1 79-Trucks-Trailers - Sell it at the Flea Market. Saturday & Sunday. Stan's Auction. Hwy 46, Sanford. 3239719. Kitchen.Bathroom Cabinets, Counter t ops, Sinks. Installation, available. Bud CabefI. 322-0032 an ytime. And Sunland Moving? Why Not Live LI' 1. Junk, Trash Hauled Away $$ Pick upload '$426306 -__________________________ ._i..- r"' -- Open Saturday & Sunday. 9toS p.m. Tables S. permanent booths available. All under cover. Located I', milei east of I -I on SR 14, Sanford at Stan's Auct ion. 373. 9719. 332.5441 Garage Sales-Forget It Commercial Properties Homes, Lots Sparkling clean,) bedrooms. 7 bath, lakefront borne, central heat and air, trees, end other extras, $ 9.000 707 BRIARCLIFr. SANFORD 3 Bedroom. 7 bath split plan., like new, drapes. carpet, extras galore. 1797 to 25th St. West to Grenada. follow signS, 134,500. 1973 17' wide, 1 OR. air Conditioned. Adults. Security deposit. $123 mo. 3775935 Large Flea Market - Yr. old. 3 Bdrm. w w arpet, central lISA, By Owner. 123900 373-7216. Swim or Fish 310$ELM.SANFORO 3 Bedroom, 7 bath, shag carpet, air, family room, like new. FHA or VA. low down 7 Blocks east of u 92. 177,$g() -- l' to Settle 72 ND & MAGNOLIA. SANFORD Will sell VA, low down new. Get $ pet. tax Credit, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. best buy today in a new hOme. Only 1.3Ø9 ______________________________ $17W.lstSt. Estate Reduced Home on lake, lovely living room, 3 2 baths. $37,500 1-4 ~ - -_ Going DAVES' 3239370 Washer and dryer apartment size Maytag 197$ model, used since Dec. of 71. Perfect Cond. Sale price $$19, our price both for $230. $67 7715. IN ALL PRICE RANOES 322.6457 OPEN HOUSE s- _____ Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Closets overflowing ¶Ith luits that 1973 Chevroiel C' bed pickup are too tight? A ChIts1ed Ad in Custom 10 VI, Excellent condition. Shampooer for only 11_SO per day. THE HERALD Is the a,nwert 12193 1109 Sanford Ave. CARROLL'S FURNITURE __________________ __ ___ north, must sell this week, 80-AUtOS lot' Sale 16750, 1973 32' Fifth wheel 65-Pets.Supplies --- scamper trailer, 2 bedrooms. refrigerator, large reeler, air. Pl:k up junk cars rU$maji AKC Collie puppies, sable and white hydraulic locks, excellent can. price for others. 372 1624. Eyes checked, health garanteect. dillon. Nights after 7, 371 0552, 32) 670C 196$ Ford Falcon Automatic, air, days 323 1711. cylinder, 3.000 miles. Call 332 This Is our 11th year at Animal 20' Travel Trailer, with canopy. Self after S. Haven Grooming & Boarding contained, sleeps A. extra nice, Kennels Thanks to you. c.-,r 1973 Ghi, exceptionally $I)'l ui &? customers. 372 5737. clean, 1495 Ask for Duane McGvire, 372 1651. Dealer. ___________________________ 76,,t0 Pis Lhasa Apso puppies AKC champion -1971 Fiat ISO Sport Spider. IS .n.ij blood line out of Atlanta. Fine per Cal Excellent body and motOr, iow quality. Inquire 57.fl$5 perir,g,. Auto Air Con. 11.200 372 3107 after S dttlonersand general auto repairs. OBEDIENCE PROTECTION $ pij St. 373 1319 DOGS OFSANFORD Tires & Wheels-1022. 10 tires & Problem Solving rims, all suds. Two front polished Call 671 0397 Call * * * I regular. Complete et sale. 195 Modernizing your Home? Sell no each. Good buy. 131 6161 or lii OVER 60 PtcE CLEAN CAR'. TO 1453. longer needed but useful items CHOOSE FROM, EASY TERMS with a Cla.sified Ad. Reconditioned Batteries, $12 95 * * * exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP,' 67A-Feed - 1109 Sanford Ave. NO IN NO CREDIT CHECK NO ED TAPE JIM DANDY JAll- FEED - TEREST 78-WctorCycleS "Buy Direct From Boxcar— GORMLY5 E 16, Sanford 373473) * * * 1971 Honda MT NATIONAL AUTO SALES 230.1700 76005 FRENCP4, SANFORD Call 3fl 0694 68-Wantad to Buy Flea Market, free tables this week. end. Under cover, Stan's Auction, Hwy 16, Sanford, 373 9719, good Produce Dealers wanted location 3329119 Hwy 46. Stan's Auction. Choice Listings JOHNNY WALKER REALESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR ______ Lovely furnished guest house. weekly or monthly, available through November. Adults only. No pets $16.5 mo. plus utilities. I SeCurity 372.7741. __________________________ Upsala Rd, 3 bedroom, 7 bath, central air arid Mat, first, last and deposit. Call after 6 eacepI Sat. and sun •3o.in ___________________________ BALL REALTY For $120 REALTY CO..'IPIC. P 0. BOX 391 BLAIRSVILLE, GA., 305)2 104 s 2175 days 104 745 6S87 night 54 1040 LAKE MARY, 2 new homes ready to show. Low in price, high in quality. Plenty shade. Can. veniently located. Payments less than rent. Buyers from 1$ thru retirement. Must qualify-Excellent investment. Your questions can be answered. Contort ii.. HOWARD 0. THOMAS DELTONA- 1.1? COnditiOned, 2 beoroorns, carport, nice yard, newt painted. You'lt love the 1139 price. Sorry, no pets. To see, call * Harold Hall Realty 6-45 7333 ..Ift, . ISK COZY RETIREMENT HOME 2 OR. on nice shaded lot, kitchen equipped, $17,300. Move Into A New Home over 100 listings in N. Ga., N.C., and Tenn mountains, 9' Color TV portable, $70; 43" round maple table, 160; 3 HP tiller, good condition, $73. Call 373. - After PIts, 323-7142 Write for our Fr.. l7I - --. ' ~_~ - Diamond Ring, 11 diamonds totaling 1 care? Appraised at $650, selling 1330. Stereo console, tape deck, AM FM radio, Med. style cabinets, 1330. 373.3435. Make your Budget gc further, shop the Classif;ed Ads 'rvery day. Req. Real Estate Broker llog.2sthSt. 372.6455 Remodeled farm house in excellent condition 045 five acres. 3 OR, 1 ba th,? fireplaces, t porcttet. Has frontage on Nottely River, good views, good access. $27,500. ..1,,tN!!u1 r _____________________- - LUMBER-ROVUhCUt Cypress and Pine. Gormty'sFeed. 3734733 old, large family room with fireplace, very large lot almost I acre. ldyltwilde Section. 373 9461 TAFFER REALTY -' Flea Market WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL-- TRADE 311 315E First St 322 5627 Broker 2604 S. Hwy. 17 92 REALTOR 3735771 You can get a fair price when you advertise your "don't needs" in thC Went Ads. Debary IflIieSnorthOnI793 TAhI. Dsr,ap1 00 By Owner Lovely 3 bedrooms, 1 year $18,900 Sparkling 7 bedroom home with den, Charm galore 1.410 Down, 3 or 3rd bedroom. fenced yard. bedrooms, central air, trees, Available June 1 1225 per mo. shrubs, fenced New S3 pct. Forrest Greene, Inc. REALTORS, $15.130, 340 month mortgage. 3736.313. $111 $4 principle interest plus taics and insurance and pi-epaids. 4 Bedroom, 1' bath, new carpet, ', pci. annual percentage rate. garage, close to schools. 3730217 $315722 Cliff Jon Realtor OL new - Forrest Greene, Inc. REALIOR So. By owner, like new, 2 Bedrooms, Fla. room, detached garage, fenced yard. $19,000. 372-6399 or 32393*0. Your 3736133 -- NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES 75-Recreational Vehicles Wc,odruf I's Garden Center -I 6111 Celery AveSanford ___ Apache Camper with built in stove, sink, Ice box, sleet's & 1.630. ) 6071 after 6 64-Equipnnt for Rent - - Winter Springs, 3 BR, screened Patio. fence, lOW down Only 119.750 Acre Realty. REALTOR, 37) .7750 322-2420 Anytime BApIC,A1NS t'. - -. Ball Realty WINTER SPRINGS , - a .' Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 373 38M . Let me till your garden spot; mow vacant lots. Floyd Freer, 3213191. - Lawn Mowers. We SØII The Best & Service The Rest Wetter Auto 301 W. 1st St. 172-9643 lSH, SWIM. SKI- 3 bedroom I or 7 bedroom duplex apartments, waterfront home on nearly an Furnished or unfurnished. 60' acre Beautiful kitchen, f or mal swimming Pool 1720 S. Orlando RAVEPIPIA PARK- Custom built dining. Florida room, central heat Dr. 373 7920 home In secluded section. 3 S air, fenced yard, 139,900 bedrooms. 2 baths. CH I CA, WE TAKE TRADES Twomodern duplex apartments. Privacy fence with POOL for the DUPLEX- 2 Bedrooms each sidt, PCh 2 bedrooms. 1"i baths. kids, young & old! This is a must! cement block, roomy lot, $191400, Car pe ted Central air. 5)3.000. WE TAKE TRADES PINECREST- 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home, screened porch, range, CITY- NOW ONLY refrigerator, dishwasher in. bedrooms, 7 lots, plus, A 1 shape, bl)W Is? St. 3225411 cluded Fenced yard, si,000. close to downtown Many extras. WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD- Spa rkling 3 bedroom _____ fl-Houses Unfurnished home near hospital Drapes. S refrigerator included, I Bedroom block house MLS Agency Beautiful yard with citrus, 123.000. kitchen equipped REALTORS 2545 PanitOr, $130 Month.3221170 Nice 3 bedroom house near down town. 112.5 month- 113 Security 349 5562 after $ pm. Pianos upright and Spinet Models ',,'..?li OR[) AUC lION, 373 7)-i) - MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Real Estate Hwy. 44, West Sanford 3233620 - .1 - ATC90,3velHoi,' Like New. Call Afler6.)fl754 Class IlIad Ads are Mre to help you buy. sen, rant or swap. -at a low cost.. lit us help you place yours Call ) 72 45,1 or 131.9993 - 1941 Hwy. 17.97 Open Sat S. Sun. 9 3392920 Loch Arbor, I OR. 2 bath, $37,500. See your broPer or Call owner, at 322 2531 a m. only Reg World Famous Duck knives, also Schrade Walden, John Prlmble knives. GardenLand, laOO W. lit St., 373 6430. ___i __ i Dell's Auction Service - L. .- .- 4;_-- I Hrley Davidson, 17$, Comphet, paint, overhaul, battery, new - ~- -1 ;'": - - 19fl Honda CB 17$, $295. Very good condition. Also 1973 Honda cn us, SuSOctown, t&he over Payments 134 month. 373 1192 after S. Top dollar return on con%lgflmflt t j pct. We also buy full houses, estates. etc. 0-=, -. ~ __ ------ ' SUNLAND- Pool, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, den, fireplace, fenced, 131.400 Rea 7 Bedrooms, adults preferred, $30 Week. Furnished or unfurnished 32)3151.' 3226620. Wheelchair 160 3326117 M.UNSWORTH REALTY Reg Real Estate Broker 003W_lit St. 323606 1 , 3230317 Eves - EXECUTIVE Desirable area. 1 bedrooms, 7 baths, cer.?r,i tic;? ;r,J ;r, t;ml, ram. Only 532,300 - Sail Montgomery Ward window "nit all conditioner, 11,500 STU, 730 Volt 60 cycle, $45. $305236. New hevsp in a ruraj area, Nod i.Iyrnt'n?, nuritti>' iJ.lri'u- i1ts is then rent. Government subsidized to Qualified buyers. Call to see if YOU qualityt REALTOR 3727491 .' for Seedb.d equipment for over 30 bed 1300' 41. Includescloth cover "A" frames, stakes. end posti wire, clothespins, all in QOOi coi.titIon Contact E. P. Bruce W.M.E.Farms, Ovoedo, Fla, 303 363 6631 Day. 305 363 6501 After 6 * They're Hot! * CaIlBart Real Estate - i?fl301,74lOHia*atp,,aAve 50Miscellaneous --------- * "Get 'Em While * A touch of nature, large lot tree studded and room for a pool. Large? bedoom home plus family room, near Mt Plymouth Golf CourSe 1?S.O 323 17)3 - _____ ____ MAITLAND FLEA MART COUNTRY LIVING __ j After - ____ 11,300 Down take over mortgage $15,130. Corner lot, 2 bedrooms, Fla room 313 7511 after WIly pay rent' Move in now! 2 bedroom will accept trade -- IRoOm turn ithedduplex 74th St. 1st and last Mo. plus 130 deposit pets $13,950 County 030 7017 ____ .----- - 3 Rm Apt., all utilities furnished, 197 50 Adults only. No pets 372 fl%evrs.&wknds. Child. no _____________ Merchandise .- FRIDAYS 7:30 P.M. 62-Lawn-Garden - 1561 Lee Rd., Winter Park 305641 4344 John Saggio REALTOR BROKER Days-3fl617) Nights 132 54210,332 7)37 A 'WOODED I Tor trade 1967 Triumph7jjj chCf)t'Od, 650 with 730 kit, Call after 5 P.m • Mon Thuri, *eel t.rids anytime. 332 61 66 A uction Wood or steel desks (executive desk S. chairs. secretarial desks $ chairs, straight chairs, filing' cabinets, as Is. Cash and Carry, P4011'S Casselberry, 17.92, 3O47O6 Hone-Trailer. $12500. 10 pct. dov n MID FLORIDA REALTY, Inc. 834 7740 Systems Four, Inc ST. JOHNS REALTY CO -___ 5 . Thtorc I Used office furniture Orange City slueSprings -' Stemper Realty D EADLINtS) Noon The Dcj Before Publication : I ltel like in orphan-EMPTY-and no one to occupy me. I'm Spanish. have I bedrooms with family room for relaxing, separate living room to entertain you. and separate dining room. Slide my doors open, and enter a 30'x 10' screened porch to Florida living, I have a huge inside utility room and 2 car garage I'm years old. MY OWNER PUT ME ON A DIET AND REDUCED ME TO ORIGINAL COST. rm an easy touch at $36.900 with Interest rate size 714 14450 down and live with me for 1371 per month. Swim in my community pool. COME PEEK AT ME. __________ -Offkiuüs Beautiful S acres, paved road, tree clear flowing stream, horses 0,1 Terry Realty, REALTOR, 67I. 0711. SANFORD Wanted - Desperate (Sen. plenty storage, large to --"'° _7_4047 Osiondo - Winter Pork CLASSIFIED DEPT.. 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OV1 THIS SUSP6 09k SHOW. if SOUND ON TV ...PegsoMRILi, •. X L110 1T U h • thi —. M iLl /1' Lj (TOADS HANE BROWN,Th1 1WtR1- COVERED BODS-)1 4 GEr IT -ciT AM A i r I - RND$ CHILLS UP MV SPUII! - 0. - I _ - I0 Irma %gt*MiNG yg*ic 1 - - i i Fl i—... lit I — J LET $TO •j I TIME LL Ink LI k ------.'-- AND THE CAVING TRACK ...06T REMEMBER \ T4QSE FACTS IM ThiS SOAP OPA ... IT 114E FOO,F10 J flAts AT NVftRgT. - T1101 COMLS ggo,ix CHEER TACK ON THE P$lDI1T4 006THAL MY ALL PAVORAT986 0 *C000MIC P1$SAGf o t ( 4 ki Vk UT HItNit __ / t!P 02Q 111.11,1111111 0,1 otJ - ' W :• - _ _ N Y N $F4 rS,.Sa it 5-I8 43 WI 1'NAJ4_J by Dick Calval li NTHROP M 3111 ...BLSV I THINK IT THE SILLIEST 7H IN* I EVER HEARDOE A WELL, I C)0N1 THINK ITS SILLY ! liii L1U1HI1kTEII PVIt.- tS G001E014 ...AMP r'LL BET IT'LL KEEP THOSE CR FE PY—CRAWLJ ES AWAY. OVER _Meft on !t1 z H E\ LOOK! H ES GOT A FIRE/ LJNPLP 7HE4Ng! (X-.7s OA & E WINRS.'___ — _ - — —' .. -- -• - - •. - - in. hen the and - YIPPE — fyA ed her or. allhat He rge lye -• R7 poe ---;.- —. " - wo Ike md lot • 0 ac OUR BOARDING HOUSE -. vJOvJ! V4 I ' ,, •., (JP CHILI JOE OwOvv ( HOT TAMALE , "- \1 Ivk1E HE LEFT H15 POCKET KNIFE WovV! 6UCE CATCH > OPEN WHEN ( UP WITH 141M HE SAT POWN! .\- 0R WHAT? ____ by Les Carroll MY TOTTERY LICKET I MEAN - MY LOTTERY TICKET! A $IOOO,OOO QUALIFIER! j O4ORE c'o,w t MARr0 p,59E' A'ôCAN -• ••- -• ( $ - - rg 1 'N / Cr' 8265 6 mos.-3 V' - } "' -, •• • I . fi '• - : - - . - S -- -- - I- . . HERE..FEP61 YOUR YE5 ON Th15, ,MY 600P FELLOW WHILE I PHONE IN AN 091ER FOR 12. isi m _ _.4 -f OF MY FAVORITE EL FUMEIZO - . - • -- - - - - - - - - --i YA - -- 44 . '- - • . i---'_ - --r--- ,. . .- .-.• .- .- . ==--- -- --- ---- --- =a.- - =--.= t - J .1. I-. . -=-L--==-- -____\._• - -- I -a '-• - DEAR POLLY — To save wasting those last bits of steak sauce or catsup in a bottle use when making a stew or soup. Rinse Out the bottle and pour into what is cooking for an added bit of flavor. — fjnSLE H I PUT SOUP - -- -- - ----- - - - . --- - - -- - - ------------- - — --_ • . . -- -- - I NIV HAv• -'-'1 :' OR TEW - _____ ____ 1. HIS Ii0CC, —. - 4 -- t. - - to DEAR POLL" I -- AIs toeasy scrub the bathtub use aio riandled car brush to give you -........-• -, - -' - rst fly Cr, It. k 'I it. he to, he a ad .,s at sk 1!. ne ed ry 3n he n. rn id S. 1 2240 -- . •, - -- - - ...- - - •. - tI 114 P itS • nto percolatedee.pour pLstic rnararint tubs. frez. and * *,.s Ih.i IrI7fl 'isiv lsftc1 out for plantinq '' GREAT pIFjjT. GRANT THAT I tlAy WATER DEAR POLLY — Isave egg cartons and, when I break an egg to use, I put an unbroken hall of the shell in each Inserl of fill with soil 8z44 'oocl-Looking- DEAR POLLY — When going on a campnq trip carry your steeping bag in a big garbage can liner Sleep with the bag in the Imer to vievent dampness from coming through while you are sleeping. — SUSAN. -PLAFIDOLLY — Buying a house now t ter construction? Be sure to see that solid wood boards are put DEAR POLLY — $ had several in up-and-down above the windows strands of broken beads and other before put on 0yb old ones that were no longer veryso there final Se a firm hold for smart-looking. I have restrung them drapery hardware.—MRS. B.H.G. to make myself two very goodlooking long strands MRS G F RESTRWG • DEAR POLLY — When my scented, ' :77 candles wear ends in the drawer with my ln2o. . MAKE' f i'- - .", t serve as sachets. — LESLIE. • NEIV LON STV ) J\\\ Irki . -L '. •- - - ! tsy3 in ards4;zSiz:ty I ILLFORTUNE POENT VAUNT TtATb bOM ATUE PHILOOP14EZ! i'LL CMEPOWN AT LEA5T HAVE A$15 000 FOR AN CON5OLATJCN_PR1ZE' IN6TANT MILLIONAIRE! .- Milk [COME POWN TO >- ABOuT 30,000 FEET. rAd0R!rAThcwLy A 4'UALIFYIN6 NUMBER! 1' All Set A tie-In-the-back pinafOre with matchlnQ panties. No.8265 'iith P11010- week ek ;It 14)1(1 rters Sons, camratic for nas to izer ynn hi le ibor AAM— fos'c W1A1' iy,of for. were las rem Jee Yom s vat Tied next 2!ed her tring 31 I 1!I I prin. 3, and ng. PERC )Oflth" !y and -_ --- - --- - - X, at to • - • -- �F'L - INS" - - - ' z .0 0 II 'm I— CMC cu 011111 11~ ___ : I • 13 J oil "THE REPORT ON HONESTY IN GOVERNMENT WILL BE LATE l et THE CHAIRMAN HAD TO GET A TRAFFIC TICKET FIXED M it ________ - - -. Ot ogorP 0 3L'WMAr""e TOU NEED A NAME FOR TODAY'S LUNCHEON SPECIAL? HOW ABOUT'DOCTORS' DELIGHT7' et 14 101 t e,1011 I I - - A ~-_x CANCER (June 21 22) Kee, ml your mind on your work Monday. Both good and bad news itue'sd ay. A ssed opportunity Wednesday. A hope is realized Thursday. You're popular with others this weekend. LEO (July 2.3-Aug. 22) Financial conditions are mixed Monday, Tuesday, so manage money wisely. Be careful traveling Wednesday. Good news Thursday. Benefits come thrcugh family ties this weekend. VIRGO At:g. 23-Sept. 22) Some plans Monday. ays, off lutsday. Financial problerns Wedne:dy conditions by Ine pleasant news for you this weekend. 4 LA in, J, mom ARIES (March 21-Apiil 19) You're' slow-startirig Monday. productive TuesBeneficial agreement day. Trouble with a close associate Wednesd Thursday Profit from a shared interest at week end. TAURUS (April C~O-May 20) Frustrating but manageable complications socially as the week begins. Co-workers are unreliable Wednesday. career break Thursday Fortunate in partnership matters Friday, Saturday. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) An important domestic Issue is partiallyresoIv ed early in the week. Financial loss through poor management Wednesday. f tfe 10 • Ce ____ ____ Alvin &TW.W17=T.A krnkXkde0fo1J thl/ uieei< in A" P confusion in V 1975 by N LJ fLi - ( • ____ FOUND IN THAT P4TICLJLR SECT/ON Al TIME 8IRTH, TI-IE SVN,MOONANOPLANJSA'EPASSING '* Ii 0 "WE CALL HIM MAGIC ... YOU SHOULD SEE HIM DISAPPEAR ON BATH DAYS!" "MR. VAN CASH HAS GOT EVERYTHING, ALL RIGHT INCLUDING THE FIRST DOLLAR HE EVER OWNED!" "THEY'RE DEMANDING BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS ... TWO NEW WATER COOLERS AND AN ADDITIONAL CLOCK!" on; -AWILY V-1-F SA AfF 0AIES. A P4 A A14 7VARIES, UP0,V 7-Hr IT'S FOUNP IAI. THE SICN Tqr M001V IS k II ET S UIUUI UHhIU AT p4F 15E6INAJtN6 OF T14E WEEK OF' A4,4 Y /1-,?y 5 MOON SIGN. - — 1 - , - Thursday. eekend Lucky materially , , CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 191 Cross words with co-wotkcrs Mondlay. An E REHASHED IN PULIC. fOSITIVE ACTION START TAI<IF.JG THE REINS. ç--,- [i(IR I ( A RE FAVORA6LY S ___ FOR Praise from others fhursday. A fun weekend \V AOUARIUS (Jan 20-Feb. 19) Keep current on bills Monday, Tuesday Dcn I be boastful Wednesday. A brilliant idea Thursday — be sure to use it, * Success w0h your important endeavors this weekend, WILL I?ESULT AS THE WEEk CLOSES, &ECAUSE POFRS - usiness NEA J PISCES (Feb. 20•Marcti 20) Partnership matters are very tricky Monday, Tuesday. Poor business judgment Wednesday. Efforts are profitable Thurscloses ay g dy, of - - week ek at ' tudent's Corner ___ 10-ksk ~ -qls Is NorA GO09 PER100 TO RISK A i. I T TL E.t35 PretlPiEN T RFr A ~ OT 7'0 &A W --A ROING, WILL b secret slips out Mondry. You benefit from SAOITTARIUS(Nov 230ec 21AttentlontodetaiIisan'usIif goals are tri k_ iLyhed Monday. Tuesday. Friends are unco-operative Wednesday. hilpfil Iloosday. Weekend: Two old obligations are repaid to you. cEMINIS ARE MOST LIKELY TO MAKE MOUN TA INS OUT X - by Toni K. Ryan _ . ,.\ ~ - ' Ti4AN USUAL. ANO APT TO CALL YOU 7,0/ 1 ,1 7NIS Pf WSON'S INSTIAICU AA10 1EM07-IONAL VA TURF. I fr4OYf:Send to Bernice Bed, Osof, c/o thi s nwpaper. I I P.O. lox 162, North Olmsted, Ohio 44070. Bernice cannot insw•r all lb. iøtt•ii o&y th• one, of genital inferesl. - z c 1I)ifr1t.r,(.QN at non th to eyand SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Don't let friends involve you too deeply in s as week begins. Ne al~ve thinking limits yc4ir polenliil Lucky bre ak Thu'SJLIy Lst di Fnciaj Saturday, 1 - 44W 8 Sharp fA ¶ ell WI J J T 41 i S _ DEAR CURIO 23) A LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 1y ±t 4 Ll "1 PERC _________ 0 C prin- Improve ____ --z -k d Persistence ulers E ;muws . ASPEC TED IN B4I{T1-IDAY... th is Week aiitl this Mont APRIL 20,tIAY2O .4& ' . 1(L• 'iJ\4.i\ I ,.! .-,-. ______ ç-' 41. ___ _____ _____ ii for "44Y2/—JL/WE2O knas - lorne 17' INDICA7'ES 1 for. were ASPECT IS BE RF1_ /F0 W1140 WILL P 44 aval 1AJP1VIPU4 LS 909'Al OAI TkF CUSP OF 7A ' UR41S- PRACTICAL. TkrY NAVE A TAIXNT FOR RJPNIN& T~4FMSF4VES wkrm r C3 4P Cal ov -J rried TRAT WILL A PP 70 TNDR STORF OF her to PANT 1111 . PAN \xci ri' FF111 -. - __ then the MA1"! rr, myr JOITE SIGtH.JU. M -, QUICK! impowrANT MOSSA&B FIX SONO I COOL Jim, '4 GOtlA A59 ro lizer Ln hile ibur her F, R1 • - i \ -' V W I -r L ( ___ & A __ - 'On. liat if; rge - Wo ANN . --sift not rst - in), er wI• Mi -01 OUT OUR WAY HERE'S A LITTLE EXTRA JUST BETWEEN SM FC9 THE QUICK GERVICE! ANP ME, i'm Nor SUPFOSE21OE FATING THIS PIZZA. I r. -74W4" RIGHT! I PRQW5EP MY VA;:I= AW VALC-A-ITER 1'17 REALLY STICK 70 VIET, HUH? JTIT&)T1OO_EXCgLJC)AflN(' I I I by Ed Sullivan I ANYWAY. 13Y THE TIME THEY~,E NCW FOR ki BACK FRCM 5HOPPING 114E APVROPRIATr---7 [1PNCE_,1LLBE GONE' BEVERAGE' :J CrOTCUA 'I (1 (I - ____ ,JC c- -:ç • __ : a ed *fl(l,3 IF xhl~ /cb I •./( L__ P--- at sk ;ego ne ed an or "me swoon, (9) 19#5 t N001 / i(EV./ GETAWAY. ii, Le g WHAT ROTTEN LUCK. i WELL, AT LEAST 3Y. 919 'TOlL EVER NOTICE THAT CUR " NO OW NLL BE THE YAGER ANP S 3.75- PO" THE GA954GE VISPOSALir*0 I 'ci &QU'JTO / ( Tv Id VV.Aj,j,'i'StJ L_-1 V TA KF Yo L) To -THF < CAT SMELLS JUST- LIKE PEPPERONI 1% JIM I FACP7 A ' APV YOL)'qF to till te pull Yo Li F— '--, ape " LLA --- ____ wr~ MAW10C-1 lie own Q 1975 Jb LA 2"1 "' - .. tA 10 consideration of a permit for 'several major road project's In work on Mullet Lnke Park in the county. '" " Page 5-A. for tx-fore It broke :. I captnre the unusual twister on film brtb %fl Pulmikath. . .•. . . . . •• •• • .•. : •.. . •,. \ •• ~ \ •• .'. • • ••.. . • .' .•. •• ..•.. ,.•', • . 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BE'\ FINAL E X AM/ rJw.JKrne)m ABOUT S I it SO Larry by CXaATTER BUT VLL THINK WIL.I1 OUR FINAL 06/ THINKIN0, ABOUT SIR __ (NO, (WIE WHEN ' 90UT T : 2ZL 7Y-U I J t2j$T,71 fff/J!fftI k'C BE MORE jT G / 4 4L WPR65/PtMT 3 -- 4J& v.1Ou SPEC I F1 - by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY Lewis , , / RERIF, SIR! 4iT#kF#,, 600P rAVA3V4\tMR PR$/PtNT' lW }VUI.4'iYI ,4,%4j/ 7X4TliENOza%RcAR5,z&x,TJRcDM- / dr 13 Ai I&/ said prin. 4 , 7 r.wm I tA nIng. - IatPERC YOUR F1 NAL OXAM 15 TO F10 OUT WHEN AND WHERE WE WILL ffiEST FOR YOUR AS I SAIi>/ 111oL BE. TH I N KI NOP A13OUT IT / THAT'S YEAH, WE NEED BUT, EXAM WEEK STARTS TO KNOW THE D5TA I Lo 5 TOMORROW Wj6ZI, AFNRY Y551 JV 70POfMfR4veeo,?aeITkNoRlsp,4f4 do a Vi 40P I month" 'elley and IV YOU Mb-74N, MR. ai~ 01 CAN 00 I 441t, JP iMC- 7-0 M7,4V FW 1-7 .-,---at 75 t-w Ifni 110 n AMNIN CAIPTAXr4 EAS Y by ER-WATCH \ RIGHT. PALL I 114HJK WE } ' YOUR. ,AtM BETTER FLOAT YOU ACKJQJ THE HOTEL! LLJ5HTOt'J! I •d Lawrence 1 M CONVINCED ff5 LIU1 J. AL LEY OOP - 'EEN #4 PRETTY GTREPJL)OU5P GIG-- EVEN FOR #4 SWINGER LIKE YOU-- ATTJPIIiG THI5 COMPAPSJY NDO N* S#4LE COWVF-I'JTIO'J IN - 5 / & Crooks . 1LD ! - I I ;ordy, of 16 moon" Is I .. LO """CERTAINLY, HAS 4I DONE YOU ANY (!?D UMPIJ' b"_ ___ I s,.etYOU FEEL RIGHT AGAIN! NXII f4 Dave raue nocratic ion for Yaa4! tow ...OR 8TTER YET wI-r'i' NOT TRADE IT FOR SOME- Wi-tV DIDN'T I THING ELS YOU'D IKE -flNk OF nIAr? GET RID OF IT! Box e home red for. y were d as from College rig from Naval narried it aveled IV, A C xx V rnsorts ____ WELL,1O TELL ...AN AS LOr4G, HEN YOU TH TRUTH, AS THIS THNG8 MAYBE AROUND 4 DOUBT JjI __ F11 neweek week ;t yearoll serving / ,x AAA — \ , ned to rfilizer saIynn while _ - 00 OY 'LL 00 wArcH TH05E 501JL gill: \ 5510N THE ROrHERS THE GOARP! (W. BELIEVE NOW! SIOUND FOR? NECKLACE,OOP -TERESTED IN MNG 13USINESS WITH YOU! 14E CALLS HISSSLIP EH 5OVL OVER 'THERE NXJTW 7RADER ___ 31 Ogned _ ___ e30 when to the _ -- That In. lie __ Ali F 16 loo 11975 t n no I J by Dick Rogers JOHNNY WONDER TH9 mr,1<50-Up FLAC-rg IN 10 6Pf5LL A F INCH A TPE WILY Lp I f!-77i _ UTUT r she a STIR 00 - - ,c--- - rt -" that task -. ikAti ILI TOPUZLEB& ( y do, THE- F=RANTIC D FUN AND GAMESt PLUS 25CENIG FOR POOTAGr: I - H EE BURST OF - TO OFZDF-R: SENO to JD0 SKIRT WORN OY by Al Ver eer P3FtXSCXXjXmA1S POP rao TW511R first any I her, to it. ; iome ____ plan RAW Cl - 009 - _______________________________ H R C E nATU ORS IV OL —_ — .. , , 011421111ft P0111415 CAOf IWO *ffOP5" OF; 114Cr AMORICA byt , __P1 OR-OWN. - Ii. EM1oPAY EG N' k.-: _i . - TRA D IT 10 I '3 (0/0 thil nswspaper) ___ It NOBODY SAFELY HEAD-' I _____ 11 Pr - I- ø a r {Z— vate IL II a A~ES It _ _______ ! • - __. -_ - - - _ .-r---_ -_ •__-a_ . •_ .__ -_ - t—*- - - -. -.- . -- - _ -p. S-- • .. . .,_ - V. 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CA" WO WIW OOCAM TWX IN CIRCLOG 110 14OLP 06P 14 A CLOU100F I_ Ll.G79T I A PA 5MOK MNCWEO Is 018"y %W' I AS a`TVVI 1 WE KNOVV O . --- IW 0409W ROMe. 'r;40 PLIFFBALLS hern _- -- l •• - - - -._ • . -_- _L_- -_-_ -Vt •__ ---V . . _ -___ - - if It Silk g scan wi th u pe ('onhiuJ On Page 2-A �-&4i.j_ %& -. - - --------.- -'--r - - - •_-.-_ -- :_ .. '-. - - I . -• by PrankHill SHORT RIBS f CHECK, ' rr LOOKS i \T 671h Year, No. 232—Monday, May 19, 1975 LI HAVE YOLJ!jQ9 Sanford, Florida 32771—Prjce 10 Cents • County School Situation May Be Affected riwlltoo~ Chairrnon's' Resignation Causes Concern Locally By El) PRICKETT flerald Staff Writer . NOT MOVE QUITE, 1LL JUST The resignation of the chairman of thc Public Employes Relations Commission (PERC) in issee has some Seminole County officials scratching their heads and wondering just whicli direction the agency now will take, OUT,, Sn,1HEF \ XECUTION IN CH ESS. IS NO UP MYEXECUTION el; .) Carles Freeman, the agency's ft cha irman, ficials are watching Tallahassee to see Just what turned in his resignation last week. That effect Freeman's resignation will have on collective resignation became effective today, and his office bargaining. will remain vbcant until the governor appoints a For example, Harry Pell ey, th e School Board's successor, chief negotiator in Seminole County, new to And, since PERC is the state agency charged Tallahassee two days last week to try and assess with sett atg up guidelines for collective bargaining Freeman's resignation and to find out when PERC in Florida, both teachers' unions and school of- will hear a request from Pelley. OR~- Ft=Wl The request Pellrj seeks an answer to Is whether principals and their assistants are considered 'managerial" employes, or whether they.tnay form a unit for pirposes of baraIni gng with the School Board. That issue is so important here that the School Board is even considering a suit against PERC if the Commission says principal.i may bargain. Actually, PERC officials aeady have said principais may form unit, separate from teachers, and that specifically Is what Pelley is challenging. Pelley said this morn in g, however, that PERC may not hold "another hearing for a month" because of Freeman's resignation. And Pelley and (Continued On Page 2•A Wife Visits Sanford Area 0 -A . - - Jxi~ 4W,-A4&w -"-aM - TM. A rv. U-5 .-- - -. - r-' - 1WL r by Stoffel & Heimdahl BUGS BUNNY r L /ILL CARRY ON SIGN IN I FTURN FOR V t lll)~EEIAL REPAST ALISUT.' ---, , E'AD ,._, FOR - - ..4 - - husband's uncle, Tom Gordy, of Lake Mar) campalgningwith one %eekai of theGeorg i a Gov home with her seven-year-old mansion in January, he wasted no time in launching his campaign for the 1976 presidential election. Since then he has been In 3o states drumming up daughter, Amy. The Carters also have three grown sons, who will be joining the cam. t - Ar, il paign to obtain the Democratic presidential nomination for their Dad. With two grandmaf r his candirinp .'ide she can leave home His greatest asset ind i_ ' knowing Amy's well cared for. staunchest supporter Is his —uir Rosalynn and Jimmy were schoolmates in Plains and as ' from sh e wa s gradua monuis get seuieu DECK in Georgia Southwestern College the peaceful routine in their - C in 1946, he was graduating from little hometown of Plains. , the United States Naval (population 600) before she hit Academy. They were married the campaign trail on her own, )..-'th at summer and for the next on his behalf. / Herald Photographer Tom Vincent caught this group f YOUNGSTERS seven years, she traveled youngsters at play last week before the at. Mrs. Carter was in Sanford ternoon rains came and washed out the activity at Fort Mellon Park. around the world with her The Sanford area had its share Friday as part of her swing of later afternoon rains nearly every day last week, but husband while he was Lerving AT PLA Y not enough to dam pen the spirits of through Central Florida this youngste rs such as these. in the U.S. Navy. week. She was overnight guest In 1953, they returned to MRS_immy(ROSALYNN)CARTER Friday night with her Plalnsto open a mail fertilizer and seed business and Rasalynn managed the books while Senate JbWM did the manual Labor I NW ran their peanut farm. Mrs. Carter got her introducti into politics when to Senate in 2 and served for In 1970, she campaigned "icininole County Commission Chairman Sid Viblen entire state should be self-supporting and fee systems every day, all day, to get her the Florida Department of Law Enforcement(FDLE). Since no other 10callY operated crime labs are husband elected governor. Jr., continued his fight today to win at least a year's should be instituted to allow the facilities to pay for The request to the FDLE was made after it was funded by the state, Vthlen says there Is "Opposition" Jimmy concentrated on person. funding for the Sanford Crime Lab. themselves, discovered that funds were running out. The proposal in Tallahassee, tOPefSOfl campaigning. ,That Vihien said he's contacting State Senators John Vogt Also, Vogt said the way things look the lab here will waa made by Sheriff John Polk, but the FDLE was Is the greatest way to win. He and Ken Plante in an effort to convince them to fight be taken over by the state when present funds are Vthlen says the "problem is money" and that was not obligated to large unresponsive to suggestions that it operate the lab for at least a year's funding for the locally operated exhausted. That takeover could mean lower salaries legislators are attempting to be as tough as possible contributors as he did not have Vogt had no indication whether the Senate would crime lab. The facility already was voted a $450,000 for some employes in Sanford's lab because, Vogt concerning distribution of funds. back the House measure, but he spoke mainly in terms appropriation by members of the House. He decided more than t' says, salaries here in some cases are higher than those of Senate philosophy. Vihien, however, said he will go that he would make Of ficials have speculated that fun& — both federal Vogt, a Cocoa Beach Democrat, told The Herald that paid by the state, press Senate leaders to try and win Senate approval of for The White House and and county the Senate philosophy is that crime hats across the for the lab will be depleted sometime County officials fought to have the lab taken over by funds, Ge orgia governor can no around July 1. ucceed himself. When her husband was first elected governor, she said any I Act criticism of him bothered her, Commi but she soon became used to it. ssion lie told herI "It you don't think I N.,,, am doing the %tF best Job! -, Latest U.S. Defense • possibly can do, worry about it lk'partment Figures reveal R fi flI But if you think I am doing the I I that at least five U.S. very best job l can possibly do, servicemen were killed don't worry about it." So she when the freighter By MICK I.00HRIDGE the county. .1 didn t. Mayaguez and crew o lleraldStaff Writer The second hearing wi ll be . -. For the first three months, a 0 Americans as j_ be held consideration of compliance -s-' housekeeper A public hearing will supervised liberated from t. Cam— with the county utility TALLAHASSEE, Fla. c AP ope tion of at 4 p.m. tomorrow . ra th e while governor's last ILISL !,CCr%. r ..; -; I regulations reøardin&' Maitland ';;' — Marshes and la nes along the mansion, out Seminole Count) Commission after th at story, I'4IC upper reaches of the St Rosal)nn took over the ta considers adoption of an or- Utiliti es. considers task Other agenda items include a River are being destroyed by herself, overseeing the staff. dinance to create a street developmnts which are diverJimmy liked to bring home lighting district in the numbero reports from county the department heads. ting water away from them, the guests for dinner so they cooked Tanglewood sutxlivision in state Game and Fresh Water for persons for almst every Ill_i. southeast part of the county. - .. Fish Commission says. meal. At first she tried to pla n will be held in -. Commission Room 203 in the special menus, for all the The commission has adopted moie s County Courthouse. tars, foreign visitors, a resolution calling on the waArind L'r Clock war '. and Commjsiion ptiirlans that dropd in, fl ter nlaiugenient districts hi Bridge but she petitioned by the residents of decided that Southern '_4__ -Ise a plan for return of the tik nd.ir cooiing is special, too, and 5A the subdivision concerned with _ r-----.— water "as a management tool (Lsslfitd 4-511 installing stree t lights in the visitors enjoyed sampling gri ts Three committees of the for the restoration of fish and peach ice cream , Fried chicke n area. If the street lights are Greater Sanford Chamber of . ____ -___________ Comics .iidlife resources. and bar becue alter that. residents who Commerce will meet this week Crossword 611 installed the Puzzle Ill, • iw%C an a As Georgia's First Lady, she receive the service chamber office a1 iit'.eaopers iiuuuing building on .. the ,i. dir: ) ' Increase on their count)' tax bill Sanford Airport. Johns nood plain are blocking became interested in 'Menta l 1)r hiiiib 611 to pay for the lighting. The Ladi es Civic and Cornthe water and Wver(lng some of Health, something she plans to Editorial IA Bids on equipment for four munity Affairs Committee will _ it to the Gull of Mexico instead continue to work for. -_ Horoscope 611 new trucks for the County Fire hold additional discussions on She toured sta te 4intl private -of to the rh- er the commission -. - - DR3EST1ON! c* - III—I..71g I./JE J Ø) ( From Spouse By JANE tASSEl BERRY Herald Staff Writer "( - Fiti Boost Gets - I nc.. P- 7. Carte r's Pr esi denti ' al Bid t 1XL1- __ .• 1 - -------- .*, lir . - ___ _ - _ J - - - . - 0) ' .%IJ'4 • s uii' i I., Lobbying Effort Begins - XPOSP TO ThE/ YESTERLY i NEWSPAPR LEMENTS T FLAKIN OULD ONTRACT FELINE ! N4EU MON IA.' - • -. Vi* hle' n Continues Battle For Crime La Funding - 9j. : - Inside Street Lighting • EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider O ,. - . Joins - H • ri Iflt ed -- nht . . -- --:1.. - ver n - :' -. , f O - . • - u,',iiflfl5 - -- - -- - . - ' - - . - .,.. Index ______ - Three CnamDer Groups Active - :.,. . ,. * -- - Durinn VVeek -'-'- - ft c&rr TPbAT fr%.1 T W.E MERE ! n.iis (1 . - - .. --- -.---=--.'-.- -- - --- RAM AM - - SAY SWR PAME IS '7 - - I tI._. -.--------. _____ • FLACC -- -- _=-_-__-- r-_--_-____ - , -- - --- - - ---V--.- - -- - -=-----, ------- • ..-.-..'d.,.r..., ..-II k ,ln,-n,l I,.. L...L ...A • -- ---.------ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 18, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a4074118352c6d30c9160ccf573ade86.pdf abdef88c8c1f86231a36ea4ffd743c16 PDF Text Text -" - --------------------------------------- - 88—Evening-Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ihurday, May 15, 1975 Mort Walker WIN 11), AT OSWALD and J 10 £ 1052 WF.ST 6K 854 VQJ10863' FAST £AJ97 VS 9742 ALLEY OOP by Dove Grouts ( IVEYIZE MA LING 79S LbHMOBiL OOP! WE'VE GOT 10 STth ThEM! IaD ON, ORViLLE / ...tDIDN'T I 14INK WE'LL I w AVF Tfl! I 1' ' AT 114 E SPEEDTI4EY'RE RE U G04146, 14EYU NEVER AII /IJJ -fue l UA%(p Tt'* ItJ ABOUT f' I BOTTOM OF THE kiLl. didn't et him home. MacActh the Thane of Glamis A4 A q s 65 3 and of tador and soon to be King of Scotland refused to quit If cried Play on MacDuff 'i' - one more rubber North South % ulnerable T I H— 1 ' A STOP 67th Year, No 230—Friday, May 16, 1975 - oFmose--S \ C 'I110. 'UI dl :AMPu5 CLATTER with BIMO BURNS rI an or ,Z::- - -- • I ix .. ' 0• , -. - . . . PLf'd' \ 0 Pass SA Pis% Pass p 44 6A iSN'T IN i'OuR. / COfrr4C7 ,'\. I'LL HAVE Pass Pass West Pass 2 # Pass Pass 3 • lass 3* Pass /,0 3& 3 -' Pass MacI)uf I the best 'darer in \ou South hold Scotland looked over his line hand The hour was late and it AKQSBSVi%2do OK 4 AA987 What & %ou now , hn ride homc- from Is Hid tour diamonds. \our (. castle. Still. I( partner ma) eII base the right cards for a diamond slam , a slam with that rock - crusher even though MacBeth. hi s host, TODAY'S QUES TION Your partner continues to four who sat North, couldn't have much of a hand traits user your tour diamonds When he saw the dummy he What do you do flow' decided to play as safely for his ins%er Tomorro% contract as possible so lie won the,~eart lead in dummy~ drew ' trumps with four leads ind led Serid $1 for MCOBY MODE RN book to Win at Bridge (c a lo diamond West took his singleton kin nvivspaper). PO. Box 489, Radio and shiVed to a sp,ide, whic ?.,I'I'LH ITIJ5I'HiSE AFhw RE tT C ,ç. ig s 'r c I; I'\ - "Helen gave we a beautiful brithday presentl She's going to Nave the car in the garage a whole week! FUNNY BUSINESS . ill IbJLABLEAS A io ,rcOeRc ' By Rogei BoIIen -Th0 . I 0 , V'J)-. - . :A; . - \ ' .. ' ( pip" 0 , .' i . J I . . XRh44. ü S4 ' i flsç caYw?an MU 4P t$ 71 L415T iE47E.R/jcAsr/ Q? ' _____________________ i-i 4 •.. . . . s STAMP COLLECTORS , ' iW7• /i s P A Vb'I.BUff - By ED PRICKE'IT Herald Staff Writer 0 TUMBLE WEEC . 4. hnk.... - ------ j ---' by the City Commission in an unanimous vote in which Stenstrom voted in favor of the rezoning. 4AT S WWAT 'iV(J GOT.. rb%O - TIREE-MINUTE EGGS' 'I ( THAT'S S)( (MINUTES! 1 r. NtWICI-4ES 1 ' '.. To by Al Verniur ' I AGAIN? )REVER, DEAR WITH MY LUCK \ ThEY'LL 'OTh WIN RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS! 4ILDREN FINISH IEiR EUCATIOI'.J J C1 . 06 , first reading on April . Another public hearing was held at noon yesterday in City Hall to vote on the second •,_ time. Following the April 28 meeting, some scheduling red tape bogged down the date until May 27 for second reading and sauieu LaSi J'. On Rosenwald The U.S. Justice Department in Washington has Once the department's ruling reachiv Seminole because of uncertain state funding. ruled on the controversial Rosenwald Elementary County, sc hool off icials can be gin making decisions layer and a selection committee met this School issue, but resul ts of that ruling won 't t: hiring of two principals and can rule on morning to consider names for the appointments. released until a letter is malled out Monday, an on the requesU official said this mmorning. CIWdren from iC1K)O1 10 School. Wednesday at the board "We'll keep it a secret - at least for a little Senino1e County School S44 Bud Layer called while," Justice Department attorney Belt 6e tpeeW Wednesday meeting to coribler the Sc The Rooenwaid cuioversy was marked by a 43Onk(CU the school and turn it Dougherty told The Herald by telephone. Roaeniakl Issue, At that meeting, the school bød into a center for cfa Is expected to appoint princi pa ls for two new Dougherty said he and his superiors have made schools opening next year. That decision prompted a three-week boycott at Chic Ynwnn k 'u in the decision and will Inform the Seminole County Those appointments will clear the way for ofschool board "in time for their special meeting" ficlals to rehire some of the 208 teachers who were which has been set for Wednesday at 7 p.m. sent notices they wouldn't be rehired this year Hattaway Wants Judge - - F JULIAN STENSTROM - BLONDIE p by Bob Montana TWQ WHATT BACK I~ rL i EASY by Crooks & Lawreuc. jppr A5 I TOLD CAPTAIN EA5Y.SO PAT' WHY PA WHO'P WATA1 CERTAIJi.'? o \ THE GURU W4' THREATENED..) FAT LITTLE CPEEP NA NUI5HELL.YE5.. AND WHOEVER5EPIr KIDNAP OUR I ONE OF SOUP4P \ IF HE 5HOWEC) LIP HERE: HAD BLISTER TAKE T$OE THREAtS MLJ5T I &USTERc I MND u1 't7u I HI PLACE: E THE FAKE 'EE,THE KtPpJAPER. ;3'. Ct4AUFFEURt WI 55g \ " / LEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider I COLLECT I crk,u J fl-T--- . - Res ide. In Seminole .:' Scho ol . School Bus Plan Stirs Local Furor Walk To Benefit Fund Senator Kenneth MacKay's Commission and two School State Rep. Bob Hattaway, DHattaway said he also will for the clrcuu judgeship to be uroposal to use school buses for Board members. Altamonte Springs, said today send a copy of the letter to vacated July l when Judge public transportation has he will fire off a letter to Gov. Sanford attorney Doug Sten- William G. Akridge's MacKay, D-Ocala, says he'! raised a furor among school had some "interesting letters Reubin Askew requesting that a strom, chairman of the 18th resignation becomes effective. officials - including those in and colorful comments about soon-to-be vacant judgeship be Judicial Circuit Nominating The nominating commission Seminole County. awarded to a Seminole County Comm is composed of two lawyers and the quality of my legislative Commission. the MacKay's proposal ideas.,resident. from Semincle and Applications are being sought One layman _____ would set up a local transpOrtafour attorneys and two laymen AAW about the proposal, tion commission to administer School Supt. Bud Layer shook " from Brevard County. all funds allocated for school his head and Asst. Supt. Roger Hattaway's letter to Askew transportation. The corn- Harris called the bill "too was prompted by his desire to mission would be composed Of nebulous" In that It doesn't __at least five judges reside in three member, of the County spell out who will f inance that Seminole County. At present, only two have homes here, 40 per cent of transportation Al's Joke Is Tonight costs w hich are paid for out of And Hattaway charges that local school money -. and not having judges travel to When Muhammad All was in Orlando three weeks from the state, Seminole from Brevard Is a ago, he said, "My next fight with Ron Lyle is going to be waste of taxpayer's money" A positive part of MacKay's on home IV, right In your living rooms. So get your proposal is to use the buses and that the case load here cheeseburger, french fries and coke and wi tness j5 year-round for transportation warrants at least five judges. joke." With a mouthful of cheeseburger, read the fight of senior citizens and others. A He has submitted a bill which By JANE CASSELBERRY result on the sports pages ofme Sunday llerald. not the goal. We have ac- understand and respond to is Country." group of seniors in Seminole requires a minimum five Herald Staff Writer compllched our goals — we power and force. Driven by the humiliation, requested judges use of school buses, take up residence in this have reunified the country, Hospital Week Noted isolation and torture and only but 'We were happy at the Hanoi ware turned down because county. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - completed Vietnamization to communicate In furtive use by anyone other than school In 1974, hlattaway says, Col. Quincy Collins, guest have got our men out - and hilton when the bombs started able As Hospital and Nursing home Week draws to an end, whispers, tapping and hand ciüldren taxpayers spent $21,614 on speaker at the Second Annual hang my head in shame. and I falling even though one might is not plugged into the we salute Seminole Memorial Hospital's constant concern we signals, he told how the fall on us by accident, as state's funding formula. travel expenses for judges Mayors' Prayer Breakfast held ., for a healthy community and the men, women and have been prisoners looked Inward. We learned something about thought this should trekking to Seminole County yeterd.u' by Maitland-South machinei tldicntedtr 'his aim. Nursing iiii "Pe'i1e fec years have tee: "I t'trt and netled help .at from otiw areas. lie 'said Seminole Chamber of Corn. those people and their done years before and w l.new minute lot itf ligit Into their previous gloomy halls, as one human so weak and trying to get mass transLst asa ideology,"Collins told the flow we would be freed," he Judges, when traveling, receive merce at h'olida Inn, said group. Sanford nursing cent,r demonstrates, Page I-C Sunday going In Flori,!a, but the ohinsignificant, but faith in God 'To the Communist, 14 cents a mile and $25 a day. while a POW n Vietnam he Women's section. 1ous problem has been a lack Collins said, "I can sepal-ate gave me the strength I needed hlattaway's reasoning Is that never lost faith that his country party is supreme and anything - not to carry on another day of public funds," MacKay said. If he can convince Askew to and the American people would that helps that party is right church and state, but no way Of course school officials Applicants To Be Queried and Just. The only thing y can I separate God and or week, but a few more appoint a Seminole resident to get them out. seconds. God gave me strength would resent turning over that Akrldge's position Commenting on recent events that ----authority to the County Cornand the will to live." The Longwood City Council will interview applicants would give this county th ree off Cambodia, Collins added, tomorrow for the position of public safety director. Nine With each letter of the fl3I0fl — unless perhaps the judges Instead of two. 'On this very morning I had my ___________ _______ candidates are actively seeking the post, which was alphabet numbered, messages Commission figured a me thod At the same time, the faith restored a whole bunch." were passed from cell to cell by 01 reimbursing the School vacated when Tom Ilennigan res!gned In January. StOf) Altamonte Springs Democrat Is In reference to the influx of on Page 3-A. tapping. Each Sunday morning Board for money spent over the pushing his bill, which, he says, Vietnamese refugees in this -would come C. . C" for Church years for pus-chase of school t.,. Is "picking up a lot of support." country, Col. Collins said, "It Is call and each man would The bill Is also picking up a lot notaque.stionofshouldwetake \ !t'"MacKay said the "school worship in isolation, but after of onniidtinn I'rnm Iutkp' in f'rirp ,f ih4 riftio,-s.. c u,s't',,, Faith In Am enca Kept POWs Alive - - •. (Continued On Page 2-Ai - Ex-Prisoner Addresses Seminole Mayors — because I didn't know how the other commissioners felt about Stenstrom said, What Rosenwald, which Is attended by about 207 blacks, recommendation, which was to bus blacks to the and a countywide boycott of all Seminole schools soon-to-open Lake Orienta School. which lasted for three days. During that The school board decision to txis blacks to boycott, officials estimated 90 per cent of the county's black studen ts sta yed away from classes, Casselberry came af ter submission of what came to be known as the "Lake Orienta Plan," which asked thei Blacks contend Rosenwald is a part of r the blacks be bused not to Lake Orients but to cultural heritage and as such should remain intact and any busing that is to be done should be Into That plan wasdeveloped by citizens who live in RonwakI - and not out. Uti Lt Orients erea. Later, Cuaelben-y residents 'o awe" the board', decif on. That appeal, But the school board has voted to Lxii all howev , did Dot address itself eciflca er lly to where Rosenwald students to Casselberry Elementary. blacks would end up, but Casselberry citizens That decision was In opposition to Layers questioned the ev*lre zoning procedure. Anumberof local politicians will join the The walkers obtaipons who agree to many students who will be taking part In the pay them a certain amount for every mile "Help the Handicapped" Walk to be held here they walk. The 20-mile walk will begin and Wnow, for the benefit of United Cerebral end at Lake Monroe Harbor. Thomas A. Palsy of Central Florida. Binford, president of UCP of Central Florida Participating in the walk will be Seminole said rock bands will add to the excitement of County Conunlssioners Michael Hattaway the event and free refreshments will be and Harry Kwiatkowski. Local Mayors who provided along the route. will be walking are: Norman Floyd, Altamonte Springs; William Grier, Each walker who participates will receive Casselberry; James Lormann, Longwood; a certificate of achievement from United and Troy Pill, Winter Springs. In addition, Cerebral Palsy. In addition, a traveling a number of fire chiefs and police chiefs are trophy will go to the school whose students expected to par ti cipa te, bring in the most money. Inside Sunda y 0 CAPTAIN Bralley Odham was no dissenting ote for the At that meeting Stemstrom moved the ordinance be passied rezoning In any of the meetings. Herring said, however, that When a public official at). Stenstrom, who had been and the vote was unanimous. 'I. e s no con u ins, an ___________ from voting on a motion, in-. retained b} Cardinal prior to Commissioner A A vestigation into the matter. he mint submit a form giving the first public hearing on Aprd McClanahan leaned across the AMPA rezoning request on land to 14, abstained from voting on the commission table and said he reasons for his decision to a be used by Cardinal, a modular motion to ds'uw an ordinance to thought Stenstrom was ab- abstain. Stenstrom turned Idylwilde Elementary School beat out eight other schools In a contest to collect Top Value and form to City ss&L Henry apartment manufacturing rezone the property at that staining on the issue. ab. Tomm. Green Stamps ns well as cash with the Central Florida Zoo realizing the proceeds. Ile winning tchool Firm, for an apartment com- time, but made the motion to replied, "I had the privilege of naming the zoo's two abstained e first time. nn,I hihv m.lm •-. DICI. was nnnros'd vchrrliv n cc tk.o nr,4lrs.in,,, •5,, ,_ of two gufi, baboons sUUUUU. .54UUw —rr "r , '—J Justice Officials Make Decision -, ThESE ARE 'roo MAD"I ASKED COQ TO FE-MiNuT'E -1 EGGS / requested that an earlier meeting be called for the several m(nth, The Columbus, After requests from Odharn A Ohio, based Industry came to and Stenstrom, Mayor Lee Sanford several months 8O Moore called the meeting and Is setting up a modular - eiterday. Tlk mayor, under construction plant in the Old city charter, has th e authority Hunt plant on Sanford Avenue. to call meetings. Th e rezaning ordinance was Stenstrom this morning said written by City Attorney that he had voted on the VerflOnMizandwas prese nted rezon1n because "eve one before the commission on April els. was voting for IL" There 28 for first reading. v - y developer on one acre of land to a planned unit development,(PUD). School Board To Receive Ruling Monday 1' -"P / ordinance granting a rezoning Cardinal plans to locate 48- adoption because of pending unit complex on the site in land deals for the property. cnfllct of Interest law w hen Stei.strom, the public relations director for Cardinal Industries, voted in favor of an . . ordinance to benefit his . . Y pioyer. 1 "If a person, in fact, has been retained by a firm trying to obtain a rezoning which, requires voting, there isa strong ' possibility of a conflict of in- rear Is Zoo Director Jack Banns while on the left is Nancy Jullan, chairman of the fund-raising event, The youngsters from Idylwilde, who repreienled their school's health-science club in the contest, are ifrom left) Maud Swaggerty, Elizabeth Prior, Chuck Abernathy, Nell Keni, and Mickey Reynold,, L14rt.4 ___ _ , rill n 4 DAWA11111111111 - — Okays reading and adoption of the adoption of the ordinance. Land I terest," Iferring said. "-T 4 TaAST / 7P4y4%— 0 ' 1. . . I by Garry Trudeau IMNx )C' PRY i4i /Y! - ' AUX" 0tt- __ 1. .-- - 0 ii . ,,".I 0 0 IrAge, Iii~ -' 7 - AEC1CQ., . f- I C . OFFENDEDi MCIJ 1JI . • ILjJ j &e-- 1(14)' W/771C'R7mn5 Oki IN \'K I'OUS A M.NSfl.411 rUMA' WHAT DO IDA""Wok -_ State Atty. Abbott Herring said today that Sanford City Commissioner Julian Sten- North Fast South QV 21 )T1 114' eTIN. CLEANIN',J EATS LP LINT AN' ACTION WT C3ETS 1}( I C)JSr LIKE LIKE T MV- DOWN or IWAS CANDY. -' : IFl Commission j7 do 11/C LAP! -r •,.,. Herald Staff Writer DOONESBURY Ts GET A TICKET iXED, / Bur'r.nt rm 1 The bidding has by Larry Lev O F ALt.. Ti4 .* -. - J---- KiG'r4AT 0_------ --------------------------- 46 TOP !' -------,-.--. Sanford Florida 32771 —Price 10 Cents -- - LJRFORCf( STOP ThAT FORE Vu ustFAK ow -- -- 2 f7 @ 0 WE By Oswald & James Jacob) by Art Sonsom 0• -- West North Fast South Opening lead THE &O$N_LOSER Macl)uff ruffed, Now he led a diamond to dummy's 10, returned to his hand with the the last four tricks with his good diamonds MacDuff's play is worthy of study. He had guarded,against eerythingexcept5.obreaks znd it was well that he had. SOLMI ID) A- - too 40 JAMES JACORY NORM £Q10b32 100 by Dick Turner IRIIVAL BRIDGE -. - Index -- - -- -' - - - --- �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - -- - - - - -- - - C-C: -. - - C. C: : -- -. - - -_L------- C - =--- -: .- = ----- : ---- - --C -- --~~, Nine• -~;I! 3I - jw 5: - .71 is ." Formal applications have Hayward of Wadena and Detective Roy E. Mathews of Public Safety Director, vacant nlgan's resignation, he has not since Tom Hennigan resigned applied for the permanent been received from Thnothy Remer, Minn.; Dwight Hendrix the Hudson, Mass. Police position. He told The Herald McEvers, ex.Wjndermere Chastaln,securlty manager at VeparUflelfl; rucnara tiobert in late January. LONG WOOD Qty Council Although Police I.A. James recently he prefers to remain police chief; Orange County RoLrons'-Orlando; Daytona DeVasto, owner-operator of a will beginat9a.m. tomorrow to Plekones has been serving as with the department as a Deputy Sheriff Ross Szell; Ex. Beach Police officer Donald A. carpet concern; South Daytona review applicants for the slot of acting director since Hen- lieutenant Police Chief Richard H. Folsom; Criminal Investigation Policeman Albert E. Dailey and Douglas E. Keller of Titusville, formerly a police chief Tennessee. IKI DDl III LIII\ULF - T 1_:.__-_,j1 FLORIDA r 1f V-~f ~ ,I jft I SS Benefits Increased; ______ _____ Meat Prices To Go Up Older Americans got good news in - p!erner.t.i: inco' -'e bc'itz, w?ii! - : ptbn 31 p.4.t_j all i.. wm ..-- • 1. , .-. .. -. 4 j,! ,41 - - c-.. TAMPA, Fla. (AP) As Edward J. Gurney's federal trialwindsupisl2thwk,oppjngatthysagreedto work today with documents and the witness iist in an attempt to speed çoceedings. U.S. D1sicL Jue Lks Kreiitzi the jury in the Former senator's bribery conspiracy case submitted fnrmal applications. until Monday to give prosecutors and defense lawyers an opportunity to sift through reccrds. If they can agree to some stipulations to the jury, the number of witnesses * -- might be reduced. So Far, 47 witnesses have taken th e stand, out of more than 300 names submitted by the prosecution and defense. - 1 -- - WF 0___ _____ _______________ __ --- - __ .:.•.. -: ______ ___ 15-0 _________ ___ grand larceny charge. Grand which specializes in the mixing C1Y UPdCr state law, is of special fuels, to locat& Assistant State Atty. Claude theft of something valued at " Industrial Park, Longwood Van Hook presented witnesses Sapt. of Public Instroctlon Bud Layer, Steven W. Hayter, Croorns High School team sponsor ® or more. Theft of items south of SR 434. Linda Hodoval and President of Seminole Junior College Dr. Earl Weldon (from left) following who testified the television, that valued at leg than $100 fall in City Attorney Joe Davis inkiiio __ I I II .1, V; ___________ the value of the television. ______ ____ 108 Contestants Vied For Honors Hayter Wins County Math Contest ii" Liz Taylor Has Navy Lunch One hundred and eight students from six Seminole County high schools par- LENINGRAD, U.S.S.R.(AP)— Elizabeth Taylor coulcl not refuse an invitation to have lunch aboard a U.S. Navy ticipated in the Sixth Annual High School ship in Leningrad. Mathematics Contest held May 10 at n,_ _e.. i.. 1111H SIM 13 shooting here to ha ve a steak and potatoes lunch ThW sday on the USS Leahy, one of two American warships on an historic goodwill visit to the Soviet Union. She was joined by other,, Including Soviets, from Seminole Jtudor College. Steven W. Hayter of Lake Brantley High emerged as the top winner of the day. In addition to taking first prize In the joint Smiet-American film prr&ction "The Bluebird." advanced mathematics level, he was awarded the trophy for achieving first place in his level for three different years. Steven also wn a scholarship to e for WASHINGTON (AP)—At least 70 senators report theySeminole Junior the highest scare of any senior In the moonlight an the lechire circult, with last year's fees contest. ranging up to $2,5W for a single speech, reports filed with the Senate show. And of the senators reported getting The "traveling" team trophy for the more than $15,00D in honoraria in 1974. Starting last Jan. 1, school which had the highest average a new law limits federal lawmakers to no more than $1,000 student score was awarded to Crooms per speech and $15,000 per year. High School. The trophy will remain 70 Senators Moonlighting permanently at any school that wins it three times. On hand to welcome the students and later to present the awards, trophies and scholarship were William 'Bud' Layer, superintendent of public instruction, and Dr. Earl Weldon, president of Seminole Junior College. Cash prizes of 0 for first place. $15 for secnnd place, and $10 for third pLice In five different categories were made possible by dona tions from Atlantic Bank . - 1O!I' LAt!!;unMj:, Fla iAP - At least live persons were arrested on minor gambli ng charges after sealed 13 indictments were handed down by a statewide W- uand Jury which Ls probing gambling In Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties in South Florida. 'Me Thursday indictments precede the scheduled appearance before the panel today of reputed underworld financier Meyer Lansky, said Special Prosecutor Eugene Whitworth. Whitworth said Lansky will be questioned "only about organized crime with relation to illegal gambling." added that an attorney for Lansky indicated immunity and testify. KEY CLUB HONOR ED trophy. are from left, club members Greg Wilber, John Myers, John Bowles, Tramell, Tom Laket David Parker, Ron Fitzpatrick and Jeff Sanders. _____ ____ - - 30 were scheduled to follow today, Meanwhile In Jacksonville, U.S. District Judge Charles R.Scott has postponed until next week rulings on motion's asking him to order the state to disman tle the tent city and - Kei th Bilderbeck, Klan - To..Rally At Pensacola - - - - - - Knitting Hissm- Will Employ 35 - 3,000 Refugees Crowd EgI 70 Senators Hold A Jobs u has requested additional work to keep busy because her bookkeeping respo nsibi li ties require - ig N By BOB LLOYD herald Staff Writer Investigating nighttime burShe said Mrs. 011iff can easily glaries in which homeowners handle both functions with surprised thieves who fl ed on occasio nal assista nce from the footRegina Ralston, of 413 assista nt court clerk, who was TA Columbia Ave., Altamonte hired under the federal S pr ings, told deputies that she pr ogr am. Cou ncil members told the city was awakened by a pet dog's c!erk she is In charge Pf the city bark and found ftt her purse of fice and has authority to " missing from an adjoining make the decision on her own. room. Deputy F. M. Stewart In other business, a recommendation from Mayor James reported the burglar. unseen by H. Lormann that the city either Ms. Ralston, apparently exited purchase a computer or farm the residence the way he enout its water billing operation tered — by a window. Deputies sa id Ms. Ralston's For computerization received no ing purse was later found on support from the govern Auburn Avenue but the 1400 body. er cash it had con ta ined was Lormann submitted a lett to the council from Blake and Mrs. Rita Ball, of 1200 Cole, certified public acMagnolia Ave., Sanford, told countants, offer ing to do ti t of izo to police when she and her work for an initial cos $300 plus 20 cents monthly per husband returned home last bill, and 20 cents for each new night "someone hollered and customer or cha nge in address Jumped out a window." of an existing customer. Patrolman Cary Herdon only the morning hours. - 'J*I IU*..V.0 - - - - -. - --.-- ______ MedicareCharçeS Told To be Councilman Harry Terry suggested salary for the bookkeeper be 1150 weekly, discovered the burglary while Police on patrol when a barking dog said witnesses time before —ogle discovered noting this sum was included in reported seeing two men on the break-in, r - - TAI.LAIIASSEE, Fla.(All) —A select committee voted 19-12 today against the confirmation of O.J. Keller as health and rehabilitati ve servi ces secretary. The official announcement came minutes after th e Senate convened for the day, seven hours afte r the secretballot vote was ta ken. Members of th e 31 member committee voted at 2 am. following a 17-hour confirmation hearing but citing Senate rules and th e Florida constituti on refused to make the vote public until the Full Senate convened. Coy. Heubin Askew charged that the committee did not treat Keller fairly. "I am deeply disappointed that th e procedure employed in th e hearing did not afford the opportunity for the positive side of Mr. Keller's accomplishments to be fairly heard," Askew said as he left his office in the Capitol, one floor below the hearing in the Senate chamber, "It is my hope that th e Full Senate will give his confirmation th e deliberate consideration it deserves," he added, setting up anoth er confrontation with Senate President Dem psey Barron. Keller's supporters were not optimistic about th e vote's outcome, pred icting defeat after losing a bid, 18-13, to delay consideration of the final vote. 'it was a sad day," said Sen. Kezuiethi Myers, 1)-Miami, and a Keller backer. Sen. Kenneth MacKay, D-Ocala, la beled it a "ka ng aroo court." Barton, 1)-Panama City, Keller's most severe critic, said he would pr efer to see Keller resign instead of having to face a lull Senate vote. He accused Keller backers of filibustering near th e end of th e length )' hearing to delay th e vote that they thought would go against them. "I would have preferred not to be in this position, but the governor ha nded us the option from which we could not retreat," Barron said. Ile promised a full and fair hearing before the 40. member Senate. Askew remained in his office during th e hearing while aides ca rried messages to friendly senators in th e confrontation with Barron. Lawmakers frie nd ly to Keller tried in vain in the early m(rning hours today to get th e committee to allow Corrections Director Louie Wainwright and Chester Blakernore, Askew's top Cabinet aide, to refute or explain previous charges le vied at Keller . La wmakers' cr iticisms of Keller centered around his agency's ha ndling el jeased space In Ta llahassee's Winewood offi ce complex, his alleged softness in th e treatment of juve nile offenders and th e release of Robert Scott Sand. urs. . - -' . - ,. .*... ,. . L - Plaa " - - - - 1/ 41MI 1lI%1 lU II JSI, ,,..,....- LI - -!_ -- _~__4111~~ __-~esja- . -. -. -- , ; ia;~~ r 4 T MAY 17 i24 . SPRING GARDENING 7: * -- R ..** SPECIALS - WOOMWIp- -1 w ti u . - ,=' - Sanford Commission Okays Rezoning Bid - - - - ! ,!:. ~ I *I I.* .. "I B( .._ - __1 NUGGETS reg. 2.49 11111101111111111101 39CR.9Pot SMALL - Councilman Martin Bacon Sr.'s motion to pay members of the Planning and Zoning Board and the Board of Adjustment a $10 monthly expense allowance each died for lack of a second, 1, WATCH FOR 'i A .4 ,av" I I '. I ,, DINNER AT JIM SPENCER'S WITH THE PURCHASE OF SNAPPER V.21 FREE Vacuums v our FOR 2 lawn as you mofl. Large capacity bag bewcen the handles. Sdfpropdkd models have 5 forward speeds Rear-wheel drive Automatic Ir wheeling t'a lure FREE DINNER FOR 4 214" (Reg.Stctosec Enterprises Inc l3i Jo) Po%i'r 7 forward spccl, and reverse 26" and 30 cut. 5 HP or $ HP engines - 13 H7$ . OFFER GOOD THROUGH JUNE 30 "A now -ij SUNNlL.XD La.,. M1Mtaa. a Lanssc.p,. IN N t4. ft ill IN. esIIt4gM Acrs l's.,. st1rn' 0,. smitty's Snappin' Turtle I I AT JIM SPENCER'S I WITH THE PURCHASE OF I COMET RIDER 49 C 3 08 PLANTS ACTIVITIES Granted a temporary use permit to allow Fred .lames to erect a fresh fruit and vegetable outlet at his I..ake Mary Boulevard home, James had applied for a change in the residential zoning of his property prior to Council calling a moratorium on rezoning in that area. The temporary permit, good for one year, can be revoked at any time the Police Department finds the enterprise to be a traffic hazard. and POTTING - burglary were later located behind a residence several blocks away'. Sheriff's deputies today reported that thieves broke ope n a railroad box car door on a siding at the Jim Taylor Corporation, Atlanti c Drive, Fern Park, and took approximately 12 cases of wine valued at $180. In other reports, officials of Goebel Enterprises of Apopka reported a $200 garba ge compactor was stolen from a house under construction on Sweetwater Club Circle, south Seminole, Benjamin Rufus of Oviedo told deputy John I. Poole that someone took $150 cash from his reside nce. Richard Hamelin, of 918 Elm Ave., Sanford, reported to police that an 18-hor3epower outboard motor was taken from th e back yard at his residence. Hamelin reported he heard noises about 2:30a.m. and later discovered the boat motor was gone. Sanford police Capt. C. B. Fagan, LL William Lykens Jr., and Sgt. William Bernosky reported two marijuana plants were confiscated after police observed the plants growing in a box outside a residence at 520 Laurel Ave. No arrests were made, officers said $229 - in the utility department budget. attracted his attention to a door bicycles leaving the scene with Officers reported two Council member Virginia Seminole Sheriff's deputies that had been forced open. the cases of beverages a short bicycles and clothing believed Mercer called the $150 weekly Sanford pollee today were to have been used In the "nulte a large s.alarv" - ' Accepted a proposal from Assistant County Planner Darryl Dilmore for the city to parUipate ill uiuntywide drai nage study at no cost to the city. Thieves Flee On Foot - "• vice at $15 per household. lty DONNA E.STES the letter, Input For the computer. neefF' thJ year. be cance ll ed. ...I Herald Staff Writer Blake also said the citv coijid In other 1r.-,.,;--., i! ~1,i. i !.I ;weated big drops," Grant said while the city had LONGWOOD — The City 11,111 %pl- is bookk`eeping meeting, Council Chairman J. Grant said, "early this year paid the premiums, the in staff here, reduced from 10 to machines with an ada-punch, H. Grant urged that bids be when we were notified by the surance agent involved had not For 10 a.m. May 24 to consider six last year in economy moves, estimated to cost $1,000, which requested on city liability in- company's office in Jackson- forwarded the premiums to the applications for the bookkeeper is about to lose one more. would be used to provide the surance and other insurance ville that the insurance was main office. position In the utility departCity Clerk Onnie Shornate, in ment, to accept a bid on the her capacity as office manager, purchase of a truck and asked City Council approval adoption of the revised budget and assistance in making the ordinance on second reading. . decision last night to eliminate L if est e Controls Angina Attack - Traveler's accidental death insurance at a premium of $110 for the city's seven employes. Set deposit on water r- 9 - School Bond In other business this week, Council: —Accepted the bid of Karns Insuranc Agency for Lon wood Clety Staff Cut Again - I enson, as rece ve City Council's nod of approval. The possibi li ty of gaining the Water Billing Clerk'sI Job To Go Mrs. Shomate said Mrs. 0111ff oFficials say they are beginning to ease the backlog in county jails. -"We've taken in 135 new people this week," said Supt. James Godwin of th e Lake Butler reception center, clearing house for all perso ns entering th e prison system. At the same time, 12 inmates have been moved from Lake Butler to the "canvas cells" here and another 25 or - Plant "L1 - meeting. FLher previously Johnson ordered Hill held in recommended minimum rates county J" pending a 11short- remain $3.50 per 5,000 gallons, I put a lid on the prison form" pre-sentence in* but that the 45 cents per. Lyman; third — Jeff Gilbertson. Florida State Bank, Mr. and Mrs. Layer, a thousand-gallons-thereaf ter Seminole Sanford Atlantic Bank, United State I maximum one year county Jail price be Uicressed to 75 cents. Bank of Sanford, and Win ter Park Advanced Mathematics: first th ed term on e attempt grand 4 4 Approved purchase Of 100 Federal Savings and Loan Association. Steven W. Hayter, Lake Brantley; larceny conviction. PENSACOLA, Fla. (AP) A man who calls himself a water meter boxes at cost of second Debbie van de Hauten, Lyman; Following is the complete list of contest spokesman for the Klu Klux Klan says no trouble is ex. Selection of a Jury and the $9.88 each. pected here hen a Klan ra lly is he ld th e sa me weekend third Pattie Landrum, Lake Brantley. trial of a 23.year.old Sanfo winners: Agreed the Florida Forest rd as a protest march by blacks, man on a charge of uttering a Service will be cha rged. the Th e Klan ra lly is scheduled for May 24, the sa me day forgery was scheduled to wind same as any other user, or that Ala bama Coy. George Wallace is to speak on law and week oLcrImInal trials water to fill Up brush order during an unrelated appearance at a local banquet today. trucks. Fisher noted city or. A m an identifying himself only as Steve Stephenson dinance forbids the city from Willie 'Thomas Harris, called a local rad io station Thursday and said that the 1100 Orange Ave., Sanf ord, is giving free water to anyone. United Kians of America rally was sch ed uled before of. 4 ficials knew of a May 23 visIt to th e ci ty by the Rev. Ralph Heard Cmcilmazi Gerard accused of cashing a $35 forged New check Feb. 4 at a grocery store Connell report ed that a woman Aberna th y, or of Walla ce's appearance. arrested by in th Sanford. e city po lice on LONGWOOD — For the Laurent said. H11 decision to United States imports over $40 t0 import the technicians iujd States, SL Laurent said. most outstanding fashion sewral charges is Iviating a law in second time this week, in- manufacture alpaca knitwear million worth of swea ters from knowledge from Italy and to The alpaca sweaters are designers from Paris and Italy, suit may be filed against the dustriabst Georges SL Laurent was based on the fact the Italy alone. Dr. DiRoco decided manufacture here in the United being designed by The accountants add ed costs reported the residents didn't some of the St. Laurent said, inc!uding ca." scheduled for trial this city. EGLIN has announced a new AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. (AP) — The arrival for the functions within the see the thief who made off with Merle E. Parker, '° Piero Giorgi who will be week connell said the state early today of a jetliner carry manufacturing enterçr.se is to in g 4(X) Vietnamese boosted ___ ac co unting system such as $100 cash f ro m their home. &zlgningeclusive fashions for Lake Avenue, Sanford, on a attorney's office dI&ntaed the the popula ti on open here In June. of a r ef ug ee tent city at here to an and processing of the payroll Officers today were looking U,dtetj charge (1 violatIng the aa Knitting charges. st1mated 3,000 prions, monthly checks for the general for two unidentified men who medical proactices act is of ThecamporIglnallyhadalimitof2,5ooperso ns,butPs Knitting Inc. which "That is wha t we have False ledger would run ap- broke into the Cut Rate Beer for Alpaca Knittlngwiu include expected to be continued until been upgraded to 5,000 with constriction of more tent manufactures 100 per cent .#I WASHINGTON (AP) — At brokers, who are directly afproximately $150 a month. the finest departma.ts stom in Judge Johnson's next criminal arrest if=ance for," Coun. 01 Garden, 1414 W. 13th St., Eight senators reported that company. facilities. aloaca wool sweaters will least 70 Senators report they fected by legislation funneled they used all or part of their opinion our that If ci "It is th is Sanford, earl)' today and trial lman Don Schreiner w ee k in Seminole, a delay said. .—John J. Sparkman, D-Ala., the nation, he said, The 747 jumbo jet which operate at 102 Commerce St. in moonlight on the lecture dr. through the subcommittee, arrived From Guam today and work is do ne by the computer escaped on two bicycles wi th a Council turned down a outside earnings for charity or chairman of the housing sub. Dr. DiRocco is assisted by a of approximately three weeks. th e arrival Th ursday night a 6,0(k) square foot plant owned cult, wi th last year's fees rangof a pl an e ca rr ying 101 could be staff the office reduced case —The American Bankers As- to cover unreim bursed office committee, got $1,500 from the staff of technicians Including request from the woman's of beer and a case of wine. refugees marked the beginning of the new airlift by St. La urent Properties by one person," Blake sa id In Ing up to $Z500 for a single soclatlon paid $4,500 to Brooke expenses. One of the top ear- National Associa tion of Home- Mireila Cantelle who has spent FeParker was arrested in att orney that the city rebate Patrolman Eugene Fogle bruary 1974 alter complaints $300 of th The company expects to have speech, for two speeches, $2,00o to Wil- ners, Henry M. Jackson, D- builders, e $500 the woman had the last three years developing by the Central Florida X employes with a WW inReporU fflW with the Senate liarm for we speech. $I,W0 to Wash., turned over all his $34jto pay a bailbondsman to be advanced ues In Association of Professional freed from Jail on the charges. vestment in machinery and show: Alan Cra nston, I)CalU., and 35Oto charity. Psychologists concerning ___ equipment in excess Of $300,000. —Sen. Edward W. Brooke, R $1,000 to Bob Packwood, R-Ore. For the most part, however, Earlier this Week, St. Laurent a report from Yellow Pages advertisements St. Laurumtsaldthepresldent Mau, took an expense-paid AllaremnembersoftheBankng the speaking fees and other p announced "Urecal", an -• aSehrPir%Ii.. that li ,UtUI'C1 .'c' uwniui.uuwu of the mirm, ur. rompeo trip to Bermuda tast Oct. 31 to Committee. honorariums apparently went ISSUe LUSTS DEAR DR. LAMB I am a illinois firm which miles example of what can be done in Fire Department's attorney, area telephone directory. DiRocco of Altamonte Springs, speak tq an investors group, Two senators more than don- Into the senators' pockets. 71-ye -old ar man and had my Wends a coating used for trains some cases through proper diet Carmine Bravo, has asked to be informs tho romnany's and wan paid 12,N almics of 0==Pxr.5 have frequently first angina attack at the age of will be opening on Commerce He Is accused of violating the and medical treatment. The On Monday's M,L"eting capabilities include a unique forts. Brooke Is ranking Re- $42,500 a year. One-time Water- been criticized as handouts in 7% Mark Street in la te Junc or early la w by using 49. This at ta ck was severe, the title "Dr." In problem often is th at the diet combination of knitting publican on the securities su~- gate hearing star Howard H. disguise, especially when they — Took no action on an offer worse than any of the subTALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) July. connection with his name. is n't rea lly given a fair trial, or t echnology and knitwear committee. from the county to pay the Baker Jr., R-Tenn, topped the are large and come from sequent at ta c ks that took place A $48.65-million tionci issue the person will not actually sIgn. —The chairman of the same list wi th $49,650. His standard groups wi th special Interest In for construction of icticols, city's consulting engineer and over the years. During my SOs I follow it. Congratulations on Dr. DiRocca is prof essor of subcommittee, Harrison A. fee was $1,750 per speech. Re- the bill being handled by the community colleges and other Seralnole city enEneers lived a miserable existence. I your success. history and philosophy from W illiams Jr. of New Jersey, got publican Mark 0. Hatfield of recipients, to participate in preparation of couldn't walk a lull block universities will cost the state Send your questions to Dr. Rome Unlver,itv a'hn rn,t. his 11 5(1ftw a talk in tI ',i'uv4H.a ,i. .ac , n. l.,e _a - a '"J"IU fiIItfltU'twlAa A..,t .1L_ _,. I — ('w UVWII a' wi uaaiiav pub. W aqni.a are pp wiuiouiswpping to let. me neari nearly per cent t or su years. Lamb, in care of this decision several years ago to industry Associa tion last Dec. speaking mainly to university pered with examples - of such pains subside. I was using 10 The First National City Bank to healthier right now than I have saturat ed Fat in the diet newspaper, P.O. Box 1551 , "I think helps this is another way S enter the business world, St. 4. The V=p represents 15 nitroglycerin pills daily and been for the past 22 years. prevent heart disease Is a bit of Miami was low bidder at for the coun ty to keep from Radio City Station, New York, —Herman E. Talmadge, 1)- 6.9466 per cent on bonds to be POYOW the city back its double Ga., who is second-ranking repaid by the gross receipts depression due to my condition, grindi ng? am satisfied that you are wise formation on heart disease send taxation money" .;.::::i bemocrat on the Finance Corn- tax, Education Commissioner During that period I was to limit the total fat and par- 50 cents and a long, self' W/SHINGTON (AP) said H. A, ScOtt said, add in The Inal fraud, the witnesses g DEAR READER There mittee, got $2,000 from the "Ad Ralph Tur linton said Tuesday. :more or on a le ss low-fat 'v.11 £,4mI..l.4.64a.. a..I.. ....-...II A diet. i tlp,,I,,.K. i,, rii4,Irotr.ew4 ctamnwl nnvpin,i, to lJ fU444U14U .u,IJ 6111 y a aiaauii "b "I" XHLdC 01 iJ U 171113311 ---p I are a number of different LOC wiauiuttee for an Effective wasn't actually convinc ed th at ::-: This won't help much, address and ask for of diet. the same Turlington said the money says the Medicare program has leged violations investigated shOuld be asked For an opinion Investmer4 Tar Credit." Tal- will go to MJects at the Un!- been overcharged $27 it would help, and I would go off opinions on the importance oil the matter. The Health Letter on Heart I though. unless you really millit-n result in convictions. rr.adge got another $,000 from %erslty of Sou th Florida branch by doctors, the dieL sporadically. Usually diet n heart disease aflu eliminate .r prevent olwsits Attack, Myocardial Infarction. hospitals and nutsthe American Council on Capi- in Pinellas County, University Ing homes over the jut five — U13trwied that bids be when this happened I would end prevention of atherosclerosis. Frank D. DeGeorge, acting Angina Pectoris (number 2-10~. In any event, you are a good a. Almost every tforptpe to comple talGains and Estate Taxation, of Florida Health center and years. gh ' up In the hospital with another associate commissioner for S(*i 1 1I.V) 114411 IIIV wilu '-"' -p.-- inc rrnance Committee nan- Florida State University; all 28 •i Lake Gem attack that nitro pills couldn't IA.Iul.v About half that amount had management, said s- drainage ireei 7J. i thing that really helps s to dies tax matters project i- ~___ community colleges and 21 been recovered by the end of clal Security cases ended handle Then In 196 ____ .,a I elimi na te excess body fat —Talmadge a,so Is chairman counties for vocatlonal-technl- 1974 a nd th djsco%ered Questran, and e balance remained conviction last ytar out of Illlnstrted Ma James ___ __ .cal centers. started taking it twice daily and through diet anti e-tercise. ouLstanding, agency witnesses 678 investigated by the agency R. Lormann to ask the county to Z ~. . W41 few ~-~ CommiUee, and he got S2,5W The awties are Bay, Brad. said 7bursday to a House panel and I X8 referred to U.& attor. cleah out the drainag ej Wso went on a very strict There is less unanimous e tch, -, 0 AP from the Fertilizer Institute, ford, Broward, Citrus, Collier. probing fraud and aW* in the P-eYs. south Of SH 434 and east of Ills lair to i1a). thookh, that $1,000 from the Grocery Menu- Dade, Esearnbla, Hillsborough, budget ni cholesterol count down r budget of the Dennrtmsnt of Grant stree nt o) reasor for the low Association, $2,500 Lake, Lee, Leon, Manatee, or. Health Education and Welfare from 360 to 215 1 'im able to do most of the serious scient ists Fl " .c. is from the Qua a,li Bakers IAJrmann was also that "disabled ty of ange, Palm Beach, Pinellas, many things others my age who have actualb orked on asked to Emphastdng that moat cases viction rate vi P-1 0-FM cts of the the clinical as pe elderly America, pe ople do not gen. Contact the Seaboatd Coastline $1,000 from the Na- Polk, and St. Johns, can't do such a.s play tennis .involve abuse rather thami crim- and tional Broiler Council, erally gain the wrath of the US Itiiilroad requesting that ride u bicycle, garden1ng, etc, probkmn, dealing 'with pe ople, attorney as criminals," he said tlelZIS at the SR 434 railroad 1 six) from the National Forest D t and I have no need of nitro i11 believe that it Is iiiportant to 1, . _____ tr: Products Azsodation, which crossing near SR 427, haven't touched one for three limit fat Intake, particularly to blocking / limit sa turated fat and limit A recent his POW exception was an el. motorists' vision be removed. way to Marco Island, of four years. . :.• P1 tn. a av,,4. — derlv mm rnilfraiI.i ..s... cholesterol intake. I 1.J.J L.....L 1.., .Lt__.I nctxniay i pictvu up u uuur in With me cumnincu enipuasis said he had just retuned from —Vance Hartke, t.in _ the library that, in effect, tells on these steps and also em is— an extended stay out of "A me a polyunsaturated diet will phasizing the importance of country and then allegedly sp. that will handle the Ford eventually givi, me cancer, stopping smoking and obtaining - __ 1711 allon's proposaIj to pro. (Coutinued From Page I-A) ]11 Planning and Zoning Board on a Ph at least 15 tim und , . shorten my life, make me look regular sensible exercise, there :9 mote competition among gov. preliminary &Ite *n for the different identities for Supple. pre maturely old, and affect my has been a turn arou nd in the mental Security Irtome bent . ___ - __ - -- ai M)enkegulated trtickers, differencit don It make, It got a complex. ' 1 . skin adversely. I believe I am incidence of heart attacks in Cardinal, which has recelved fits. DeGeorge mid. got $10 from Ow Common unanimous vote every time.11 the Sanford Bobflastyof Opthlst(b the li ving antithesis to these men be tween the ages of 35 and Is jegedbpstwk Carrier Cor,ference of the Stenstrom said "why go good graces from the Greater O UIUVJIJ,,J hhhlm AID An investigation revealed looking ahead to tomorrow's truckload sale of weed killer and American Trucking through all the rlgamarole" statements. I have been on a 64. The death rate has dropped by Sanford Cilamber of Corn- thatthemanhadspent30ye, grass feeder at Airport vd. sad US 1742 *nd at Seminole Plaza Associations, which bitterly filing the for when abstaining. fnerve, has announced low-fat diet for more than 20 from 463 per l0u,000 In 3%8 to It will In a U.& prison for flratdegree YOUTH 1nCaue1heeryPrdad the ulearrtebes0ftbefweanthe oppooes the proposals. Harike and instead of looking 427.7 per 100,000 in 1972. That years Meanwhile, Cardinal t*gin construction of the murder, DeGeorge said. The Optimist Youth Athletic Fund and tke Central Florida Chorale's also got $I,Ooij from Atlas Van Industries received opproval older I look much younger t han su ggests we are moving In the modular apartments In four or mart is being held In lieu of rourert tow' of Poland. my actual age. My skin looks as right direction . Lines, a regula ted trucking last night from the city's fi ve months, $150,000 bond, though It belonged to a person I - must agree, the evidence i years younger, and I am that taking lots 01 polyun. Longwood To Get Second grants Is being explored through the applications process, Police Commissioner LAKE MARY An op. Burt Perinchief said. Members of the Seminole JliL'!'! Key Club d!splay the trophy the club won during the annual pllcation 1cg state and federal The application is being sent lrio Key üüoste convention hid ait Petersburg this month. The award was a fourth place grants for traffir control, t the Governors Highway honor for achievement In state-wide competition. Joining Joe Tramell, club presIdent, with the pre pa red oy Police Chief Harry Saf2ty Commission. duties. S7A-11KE, Fla.(AP)— With the help of a tent city on the grounds of a state prison near here, Florida corrections - - ByDONNAESTES Herald Staff Writer / lit combining that Job with Bookkeeper Elise 011iff's g - .nsmhae Algebra L- flni 'C' ld~ Grant Request . under the zoning ordinance and Zayre security men who the city cannot properly grant detained Hill until his arrest by the request. a sheriff's deputy testified that _ Took no action on a request took the television because from William T. (Tom) Pratt 10 t permit Sunday sales of beer and "someone was going the TVos wine with food at his pizza him up if he didn't steal parlor, south of SR 434. A city and that he was hungry and had - - ,---- - - Lansky Appears Today ' Mathematics Applications: first Made McLaron, Oviedo; second — Dale no money since he'd gotten out ordinance forbids the sales on Sunday. Leland, Lbke Howell; third — Craig of Jail three days before. Granted a 90-day permit to Shafer, Lyman. 'ii rk .1A-1uv1sIu1 4..... naI a 112 ta II Jui7 a naji rae.a•r..'al auuw w Algebra 1: first — Roby B. Sawyers, one-minute glimpse of an af- the firm to locate a construction Crooms; second Worth Yates, ternoon soap opera when the trailer temporary office In Croo,ns; third Mike Hoyt, Lyman. tele vision was turned on in Winsor Manor. Delayed on request Of Geometry: first Jim Covington, Circuit Court Judge Clarence T. Kathy Steidley, Johnson Jr.'s courtroom to Public Woiks Director Ralph Seminole; second — demonstrate that the evidence Fisher conside ra ti on of raisIng Lake Howell; third John Cousey, was in working order, water rates unt il Monday's Swilmle. - '~_R_. I August. _____________ _______________________ _____ Onassis. "There is no such intention," the lawyer said mursday. "So much fiction has been written about Mrs. Onassis in the past month that it's almost impossible to k.ep up with Court sources have indicated unofficially that the proceedings could stretch through July and possibly into _______ ____ _______ __ - _, saw Hill place in a paper bag Only select applicants will be J' and leave the department store interviewed, Council with, had a rcti! UIng price J. R. Grant ladicated tl± ,eek, A Circuit Court Jury has of $129.99. urging that each councilman found Bot)by Joe 11111, 18, of choose those applicants they Defense attorney David I Oviedo, guilty of attempted wisli to speak with. __ --- __ grand larceny in the April a j. C. Penney I Porter put business, Council In other theft of a small portable television salesman on the week: _______________________ television from Za)'re's, Fern witness stand in rebuttal and — Continued until Monday the witness testified Lhat his Park. public hearing on the request ofa 4 Firm had sold comparable sets The Jury deliberated half an for as low C. D. West for a conditional use hour ycstcr±y alter the trial in or special exception to permit Hill was brought to trial on a his firm, National Autocraft 4% which the m,ain issue became ---- - - ..tt t._....... Mo Sought By Judge, Lawyers Although former Orlando Police Chief Carlyle Johnston. Srtnus Police Cant D;i interest hi the Job, neither By BOB LLOYD Hera dE tail Writer ' V - ___________________ _____________________ ______________________ NEW YORK (AP) Jacqueline Kennedy (massis has no inteii''n ( t? to h'r nme bc to Jacqueline Kennedy d according to one of her attorneys. A gossip columnist for the London DaUy Express has el.,.... m ________________ Jackie To Keep Name ê...J. n Q -~ _________________ ' acknowledging higher meat prices, said they will push up over-all food costs this spring. The USDA estimates the average retail price of beef on an overall basis, $1.27 per pound in March, will go to $1.37 per pound or more this wring. ..ai.. _____ I I .- June for Social Security recipients and in July for the aged, blind and disabled who get federal Supplemental Security Income. It will appear in thecks starting in July. Gordon K. Van Vieck, American National Cattlemen's Association president, made the prediction on retail beef prices, saying they likely will rise before an expected drop in cattle prices next fal!. The Agriculture Department, A..n.4a... Man Foci d Gu W ___ 1• Gurney Trial Speedup Mary 01(s ' Police Chief's 1. , Lake Friday, May 1, 171-3* - __ - t , Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. )7 ... 1•' - ...:"C,--. -.I. - ____ Vacant Police Chief 's Post Seek By DONNA &S'TES Herald Staff Writer IPI and -if - ,. ...-------------------- Longwood Council To Interview Applicants Tomorrow I 14ATON PDI' NEW YORK (AP) - - C Friday, May is, - I -- - 2710 Orlando Drive (17-92) Sanford 322-2811 �Evening —i4rounu me U.1OCK- Herald It's beginning to look as though something may be done to Improve the looks of downtown Sanford that Is, if the Downtown 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area (de 305-32226ll or 831-9993 - Businessmen's Association, headed by Joe Friday, May 16, 1975-4A Garrett, can get the cooperation it would like from the property owners in the area. City Manager Pete Knowles is for doing something about the deteriorating city core. So Is Mayor Lee Moore. So is the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. And so it goes. WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE. Managing Editor UOIWRT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director I I vm I hl iverv: Wee k, 55 cents; Month, 52.40; 6 Months. $14.20; Year. $2&40. E3 Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All o ther mail: Month, $2.70: 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months. $32.40. Or does it? As the mayor noted just the other day, a downtown redevelopment plan of sorts has been kicking around Sanford for years, but there hasn't been much more than talk being done on the subject Dominoes Have A Long Pizza king Jeno Paulucci ias some firm ideas on downtown redevelopment. He envisions a non-profit corporation to be funded by the downton pc,perty owners through a special assessment on their property. Reach The foreign m:nistcr of Thailand is lambasting the morality of the United States of America for its --turnabout ----South appears to be only a matter of time before U.S. es e are aircraft and troops leave that country. Th Letters To Pauhiccl thinks the way to go about redeveloping the area Is to demolish the worst of the buildings, remodel and refurbish the others, and provide plenty of off-street parking for the folks who would be Interested in doing business downtown, the way they did before the advent of that mid-century American Institution called the shopping center. overjoyed at the prospect of paying higher taxes, knowing that their tenants aren't going to be able to pay them back In the form of higher rents. Again, the dilemma. People aren't coming downtown because downtown Isn't as pleasant as the shopping centers outside of town. But the merchants, most of whom are tenants can't get the rgood idea, and it just might work. There are some hitches in the plan, of COUtSC, and one of them is money. needed Improvements without first generating some new business. - So how do they get more shoppers in the stores? Maybe they crild take a hint from the success f the Furm City Festival last Tuesday. That prQrn.I .cd one thing people will come downtown if they have a good reason to do so and I can't think of a better reason than the chance to pick up a bargain or Downtcwn merchants haven't been enJo)ing a boom lately and not Just because downtown isn't as pretty as it could be. The recession is hurting the small businessmen more than it is the giants, simply because the small merchants have fewer resources to fall back on when times are hard. - - two, Since the merchants are struggling now, the property owners aren't likely to become —Rick Pantridge -----.-.-_---- the kind of lumps we car expect, but the Thais are living in a dream world if th ey think they could defend themselves alone against the powerful war DON OAKLEY ___ Swedes Eye from Hanoi that has ilrcadv Violated Thailand's north-east border. the fate of Thailand may be held up to prove or disprove the domino theory about Southeast Asia's future, th ere is nothing theoretical about the menace of Communist expansionism fa rther north in Asia, in the Korean peninsula. President Kim II Sung of North Korea is hailing the Communist victories in Cambodia and Vietnam as "a trend of our times which no force can check," and in a sudden trip to Peking has gained the public While backing of the Chinese Communists for the "peaceful reunification" of North and South Korea. _______ -_ -_ ________ ____ ______ ____ ________ - H __ ... ____ -- --- ! - Ne Future w I n ''_' .._ F . Next to Americans, the people m ost apologetic about 01eir own success have to be the Swedes. A century ago, or less than that Sweden was a poor country that people emigrated from In search of a better life ,-A I elsewhere. Sweden Is no richer in natural resources than it ever was — Ile is also demanding again that the 38,000 U.S. and that is not very rich — but today, thanks to troops in South Korea get out. their own industriousnesa, the Swedes enjoy one Th is new pressure from th e north finds of the highest standards of living In the world and President Park Chung Hee grappling with in some wa)rs the highest. demonstrations against the repressive measures Fortunate though to have stayed out of he has taken in the name of rooting out subversion. Europe's wars, but still maintaining a potent Whether his policies are justified or not, the defense establishment; wise enough to have political discontent in South Korea makes that achieved a reasonable and stable population; responsible enough not to have despoiled country highly vulnerable, It was timely for Secretary of Defense James natural environment; progressive enough to have addressed the social needs of the modem Schlesinger to reiterate the U.S. commitment to Industrial age while still preserving democracy the defense of South Korea at this time. The despite it all the Swedes are guilt-ridden. Japanese government is expressing more concern 1' "u' 4 v- I-Mv ,, F1 1* 0 0A -.. A -_________ ________ . .. / . 41Ju % ! - . - — - '.•' 1. ' . ",' ,.- JW 0 C"4y News serwe _ _____________ Although no formal negotiation has begun, we must take A few yem ago, the government was con. Premier Vasco dos Simtos Goncalves at his word when he fidently planning on harnessing the atom thrf or b1d use of LajfleIdIn thçAzoreswtJeuniteJ were that by the end of the century Sates for refueling afrp1wcs en route to Iarael In the event Sw would be the larRest consumer M Of iwac1 V13I*JIV nuclear power in the world. I_ I Despite Marines' Removal BANGKOK Thailand (AP) 3 still Under Arrest In Laos VIENTIANE, IMOS (API f . Although all segments of the transportation Indus try are regulated in essentially the same manner, let us look at household goods moving as a representative I.C.C. regulated type of transportation. All carriers are required to submit their schedule of rates for all serAces they will perform to the I.C.C. for approval. The I.C.C., being an arm of the Federal Government, will not approve any carriers rates which differ monopolizing the industry with extraordinarily low rates. In view of this forced uniformity I You better believe it DAVID POLING A ppreciation Always N ice • • _ 14 _____ _______ thousands of lives, therefore, by playing Up the MAY 16 J British Floridian Club of Unitarian Church hail, 1815 E. RotAnson Ave., Orlando. 4 secret murier order. ngastheyae,"be wrote to aide John Stark, The signal to North Korea is LlJnsIdere(J ity U.S officials to - -: . !i cause the fall of South Vietnam increased fears In South Korea that an attack from the north might be forthcoming. U.S. officials have been searching for ways to discourage a North Korean at- e the ship rescue as serving that purpose. .,1-. aIgon igIme $ • -- r a 19 - . Nriially, the only Arizn from PBA members. . Upsala Presbyterian Church, corner of CoWflI'y Club and Upsala Road. Sporwred by Dorcas Circle. Fertilizer sale, Optimist Youth Athletic Fund and Central Florida Chorale benefit, Airport and 17-92 Mid- . f '. 0'-'-' i . ' / -1 4 -.-A%,t' i l_ - , I i _'_ — I — .. I. %N - t ,_ _; Thursday, the Mayaguez mes- sibilities under the 1973 Paris North Vietnam but officials here say they have no Idea when that day will come. It also is unclear how long the military management committee will hold power or If any plans are being made for transition to a / Is being weighed here. It Is a puzzle to some U.S. In Society, 8 p.m., First Federal S&L, SR 434, ongwocxi . _________________ s ___________ ____________ __________ 'a L f_-~~ CI :~:._17 .---. - ~ ____ .11. -. SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE . - :_Z_1 . - Lake Brantley 111gb School Majorette Corps won a Superior rating at recent State Band Contest, held In Winter Park. Standing, Allene Forward, head majorette; from left, Janet Cobb, Connie Cooper, Kim Fleisher, Karen Petrie and Valerie Horner. Kim also won a Superior for a Solo performance. illerald Photo by Elda Nichols) Ramos Tagged With Banana Bribe _ , Mental Health program at Mental Health facility, Florida Hospital North, Altamonte Spr ings, Speaker, Dr. A. Arnold Wettsteln. Open to public. IdyIwlldc School PTA, 7 S TALLAIIASSEE, Fla. (AP) children, food stamps, youth A House appropria tions sub- services, prisons and medicaid. comadUee U)P3 It won't be Crease said u rushed Into approving Gov. spe ndi ng was necessary Reubin Askew's proposed cause of new estimates which a note to the United clarin that Algeria has been inilikrn suppiemeut.aI spending showed dramatic - States de waldo $36.3 I'm going to get more forceful chancery and told a reporter he Survey, on water conservotion depth study of the request be- as we go along," said Rep. A.11. hopes to close it down in good fore voting on It. "Gus" Craig, 1)-St. Augustine. order as soon as possible. He Sanford Women's Republican and deep well injection, The mood of the committee "We've been told the gover- gave no deadline for completing Club, 11:30a.m., Brain Towers, was surly as Joe Crease, Ask- por believes the economy has the task. League of Women Voters, business meeting and sack 9:15 a.m., First Federal of ew'A budget director, made his bottomed out and things are pitch for increased spending to looking better," said Rep. Ed Seminole, SR 434, Longwood fund a spiraling prison popu- Fortune, 1)-Pace. "But this recHope Ball for Cancer Society lation and welfare rolls. ommendation seems to be saycancelled. MAY 22 Al U" _________________________ The Askew proposal calls for Ing the bottom is nowhere in Seminole County Federation of Woman's Clubs, 10:30 a.m. stripping t9 million from the sight." meeting followed by covered state's oil spill trust fund, $7.7 dish luncheon and Installation, million from a program to con~ Board meets at 9:30 am., struct an Institute for sexual Casselberry Woman's Club, psychopaths and $13.6 million Yesterday's high 89, low this from public schools. Drive. verbr morning 66. mere was .39 in. The state funds, and an mddl MRS. LEXIE GOINGS Sanford; five sisters, Mrs. ches of ridn. C)ntir,uLA wami WIM Of WOMM VtQtt, U(nal $6 millim In federal Mrs. Lexie Mae Goings,70, of .%label Young, Moultree, Ga., and humid through tomorrow 7:30 p.m., First Federal of funds, would be divided among with occasio na l thunderstorms. Seminole, SR 434, Longwood. programs for aid to de pendent 56 Redding Gardens, Sanford, Mrs. Cecil Newton, also of died Th ursday. Born In Colqultt Moultree, Mrs. Necla Bates, Highs mostly in the mid and Grace County, Ga., she came to Pensacola, Mrs. upper 80s and lows tonight — Sanford three years ago. She Peacock, Plymou th and M rs. mainly in th e low 70s. Southerly was a member of the Church of Marcell a Toler, Pensacola; wInds 10 to 15 mph. Rain brother, Hulett Lawrence, Ray, the Nazarene, Longwood. probability 70 per cent today, 50 Survivors Include her Ga. per cent tonight and 70 per cent Brisson Funeral Home in husband, John Goings of tomorrow, Annie Ruth Robinson , 1975 MAY of charge of arrangements. Sanford; daughter, Dawn, Extended Forecasts Sunday Bruce Mingo Jr. ADMISSIONS through Tuesday. Considerable Wa tson B. Wa ll at Sr. -' - AREA DEATH HOSPITAL NOTES cloudiness with scattered mainly afternoon th undershuw- Carrie Luster Elsie H. Griffith , rs Sunday and Monday. Anne E. Truluck r Tuesday mostly fair. Lows mostly in6Os except 70 extreme Greg M. Jacoby south and Keys. Highs mostly Aletha Madeline Journey5 DeBary upper 80s Mary G. Rife, DeBary Daytona Beach tides, highs — Madge Hall, DeBary 12:57 a.m., 1:31 p.m.; lows Flavla S. Gerolamu, Deltona Laura S. [Avery, Deltona Canaveral highs — 13:39 a.m., William E. Riemerischuelder, • LW 1:05 p.m.; lows 655 am., Deltona 7:19 pm. Anna Gilligan, Deltona _________________ J am es S. Huffman, Enter- ;. W r ~__ ~P I.-,.. •ia. seething over the Bay of Pigs Bennaton Ramos denied re- back the how of the country." Bennaton Ramos said he Invasion 14 years after it ocdefend himself against celving any money. He sugReina claimed that UIIII would the charge. cuffed and only now shows in- gested it might have been paid Brands executive John Taylor terest in normalizing relations to someone else using his name, paid the money to Bennaton wnwuuuuw' with Washington. China and the United States had virtually no Following the disclosure last Ramos in Zurich, Switzerland, MARY contact for ZI years before mon th that t he American ex- on Sept. 3-4, 1974. .a cutlet" '"' Ad mum at moving toward detente. porters of Chiquita Banana paid Bennaton Ramcas responded : the bribe to a high-ranking "There could have been a bank 'SCAREER APPAREL In a related development Honduran official, the Wall Its I IIat So of Dot Treck Rd 32 N * ir ti. cawiw $31tts transfer but I did not get th e Thursday the new Saigon gov- Street Journal reported that the '-"-'"--" money. One can make bank ernrnent announced it has sent money went to House Won't Rush On en ling Bill WEATHER ! -. American thinking as the rec- ognition question ______ - I f speaker Plaza. Free refreshments, Kimrey, of U.S. Geological mittee staff to conduct an In- d - 'I new style of government. These factors enter into drawings and door prizes. . I _ ( President Ostransfers in the name of Lopez Arellano. But the money any person." nf Vietnamese interests and "This thing wt of strikes me welfare rolls and In prison. MAY 20 to determine if any of the mon- leged payoff to Bennaton elassets in Washington. "We don't like to do this Florida Nurses Association as distasteful," Rep. Earl Dixcy was passed on to Lopez beRamos. E101. Black, chairman meeting, 4 p.m., County on, D-Jacksonville and chair. ther," Cresse said. "It's not a 37 State Department official! cause he would not !et it check of United Brands until his suiSeminole County School Bus Dist. Drivers Bazaar and Car Wash Health Dept auditorium. All man of the subcommittee, said good thing for anybody. But we acknowledged receipt of the Inuummy as we pariel refuum found the increases in Ilie-se note and declined comment beginning at 9:30 a.m., old U.S. nurses Invited. to vote on the proposal. "We're areas ,till be much higher than beyond saying that it was under Rank building, Sanford Plaza. not going to be rushed into any. our original estimptes." MAY 21 study. Debate centered on stripping Seminole County Citizens Altamonte-Casselberry thifl." Dixon, with the agreement of money from the oll spill trust The last ambassador of the Band REACT team No. "Chamber of Commerce Orange ousted Saigon regime, Iran coffee Break, 6-11 p.m., Pen- Juice Club, C of C office, other members of the panel, lund and the schools. "I'm going to oppose this and Kim Phuong, still works at the ney's Auto Center, Sanford Altamonte. Speaker, Joel said he would ask the cum- . I AI -~ ill - Gen. Tranh Van Tra. But it is Ward'3 Automotive, Seminole Plaza, Casselberry. - .-... : — Seminole County Humane MAY 17 Yard sale, 10 a.m., at Z 11* %rT_.T_T1'.M &. . ~, , -_ . accords. On this latter poin t, there was no elaboration. rescued crew members would They said their conditions for uncertain how far his rule cxbe flown from Singapore to relations with Washington are tends. their homes in the United that the United States respect It is expected that South VietStates. South Vietnamese sovereignty nam eventually will come tinAfter getting underway and that it live up to its respon- der the exclusive control of Benevolent Building On Dr. Charles Carter of Sunland. ' • i i I IY 200 Slarines were lifted froin to tle new Saigon govertunent's requirements for recognizing a the Thailand Gulf Island of wcrturt' for diplomatic rela- new government are assurTang following 14 hours of tions with Washington and that ances that it is in full control of Commun ist gunfire described they are uncertain just what th e the country and that It wi ll BS "intermittent and heavy." United States is being asked to abide by its international obli. The Mayaguez and its 39 recognize. gatlons. crewmen are to arrive In SingProvisional Revolutionary But officials suggested the apore this weekeid, skipping Government leaders in Saigon Vietnamese case won't be quite their scheduled stop In Thai- disclosed Wednesday that they that simple. Currentl), the SaiIan Officials of R. J. Reynolds are willing to have diplomatic gon government Is under what Industries, parent company of relations with all countries of is known as a military manage. Sea-Land Services, Inc. which the world, including the United ment committee led by Col. owns the Mayaguez, said the States. b4 ,, To Be Studied Two Americans were killed, 14 are missing and an unknown WASHINGTON AP — number wounded, according to American officials indicate preliminary reports after near- they arc In fl) larry to rcponJ I t. Recognition Bid Central Florida Chorale benefit, Mid-Florida S&L, MAY 31 lakefront. Tickets available Z Reds V - South Side School Advisory Police . .1 To Spring Luncheon, Sears known as the Viet Cong which (Al') A Honduran inThe comm ission chairman, galpa last July to offer the Committee, 3:15, school Plaza, Casselberry. Community Community Room, Altamonte the United States tiled to de vestlgative commission says Jorge Arturo Reina, the rector president 'everal hundreds of library. Speaker, Dr. John Mills, stroy over a 20-year period exthat former Economy Minister of the National University, rec- thousands" to "fix the banana Seminole Audubon Society director of Center for Govern- tended an olive branch to Abr a ham Bennaton Ramos got ommended In a broadcast that problem." But he said the cornChicken barbecue supper Meeting for families and nwnthly meeting and covered mental Responsibility, U of F. Washington just 16 days after the $1.2 million bribe United the new regime headed by Col. mission had informatien that sponsored by Sanford Police friends of Spinal Blflda, 8 p.m., dish picnic at Silver Lake home Reservations to Mrs. John achieving victory. Brands paid to get the banana Juan Melgar Castro take the Lopez rejected the offer. Benevolent Association, Forest Park School, Silver Star of Mrs. M. Fowler, Sanford. Melick. export tax lowered, contrast Cuba Is still case to the courts "to bring starting at 4 p.m. at Road, Orlando. Guest I Revenge AMBASSADOR HAYS?: Blunt-spoken The Chinese d1scorraged North Korea's Kim Waycic Hays, D..Ohjo, a power In the house,Rep. was Other radio reports from the field State that everybody.., fl-Sung, according to the secret cables, from considered la the blood reprisals already have started. One st fall for the ambassador's Job in stirring up trouble on the 38th parallel. He England. Hays confirmed that he was apreia the orders r u Communist " greatest single Impediment and wanted to take advantage of the US. setbacks in high cornmand, called for the execution of all Awle to econotnic reowery are the pesWnW& Southeast Asia and had gone 10 Peking to proached about the post by a White House aide swW but that he "was never really Sue whether ily off from lieutenant to colonel, ann frightening statements of Minlstra out the Chinese about It. was an offer or just a feeler," wzves together wi th their and children. spo ke ten. If they'd just shut up for about a In any , he : "didn't lake itseri'tiiy" because he was " Another irdavepW r4w called (or the month. m.I their rhethiric 6nd let this emmy bu sy Th,r Chir*.w n-en Indicated, stricgy un,Df. "they're going to scare the living daylights out of 4 4-& ^A111!~_ ,Dad. why Is it the only thing we can discuss calmly is the possibility of Jack Nicklaus WIll" nino . the grand slam of golf?" Sanford Women's Republican Club Rummage Sale, 107 Hine Lake Dr., Loch Arbor. Warning Asia. MAY Auction by Deltona United MAY 24 Church of Christ, 1 p.m., church Idylwilde Elementary School Fertilizer sale, Optimist Skating Party, Melodee Skating fellowship hail, 1969 Providence Youth Athletic Fund and Rink, 6:304:30 p.m. ,,, 4 all xisallr catrkt wfthot a great deal of "If taese Administration s et-ren keep Soviet thueat. R CALENDA j .: published one set of rates through each organization which will apply to all its iinembers. The result is that all household goods CIXTttrl must charge if not exactly the sanm rates, rates which are so close that they eliminate all price competition within the Industry and force carriers to compete with each other on quality of service. There Li curren tly a massi ve effort by pecial interest grcups to de,-regulste the entire transportation Industry and permit open price competition. This would not only cause quality service to sdfer a miserable death but al@D drive WASHINGTON — Not long after the Com. clini). (.' r .1.__t mo%t-r, 1Fk'_" without 3%4111ti,ig 1 -Lre ftially,U.&I tht~ WLWd nut ubjftl 1A1 U.i. MW. nuinisu c2ptw-ed Phnun: PcrJi wid a)"lidated upW.jed currunuaian. Appamdy, the Kluner woeds, I Unit *e'd on the road to ret-vvM." port fjr Indonesia, M&IaysW, the phWppines, their hold on Cambodia, they Issued the following Rouse want to eliminate everyone who might secret instructions: Humphrey is chairman of the Joint Thailand and oth er nations surrounding Congr Econ'xnlc Committee, which Indochina. "Eli mina te all high-ranking mili tary of.. The secret State Department cables es also oversees the economy. He was partkulaiiy licials, government officials, Do this s.ecretiy report that reprisals have been The Chinese took exception, of course, to taken in Vietnam uisturbed, aecoz'ding to his priva te menia, get provincial officers who owe the Can. agaLst people who worked f or the over Defense Secretary James Schlesinger's Americans. Treasury Secretary William Simon's "constant munl't party a tiioj debt." statement One reoort claims 120 people were hauled out of pronouncements that the including Taiwan In the defense federal deficit cannot line. They also are committ U.S. DaNang and executed. e d to support he financed without choking off money and Thcc are the ezad words, translated into Communist !nsurgendes throughout the world, cMit for the private sector. English, that went out ever the Khmer Rouge Footnote: The Cominwtlsts also have W'en Sol tricUy on the QT, the Chinesewant communications network. U.S. intelligence acutely embarrassed, according to intelligence 'It seems to me that, if the economic coun- U.S. armed forces to leave the Far 'ist. Ircr([)t' the radio tran5n-!is1 and zit a reports, by press reports of refugees fleeing lors to the President are doing their job they Lr,nation to Washington by secret cable, from them. Many of the refugees who GAS WIThY: The mar.stve lobbying cam. gut away, would be able to seiedule government fma.c1ng ac cording to the ca bl es, say they left because We have taken pains to obtain the 5eet cable in such a manner as not Id really Interfere with pa to jack up natural gas prices pic ked up y feared for their lives. anti to quote the exact language, tiecauae the private and corporate of Commerce and the Natlunal Association of Conunvnista have denied press re,rts that a HUMPHREY HOWLS: In sharp language CHINESE SUPPORT: since the Saigon Manufactitters on March X, according to inbloodbath is taking place in the captured Intended strictly for the eyes of his 3ff, countries. surrender, Peking has aecretiy encouraged WW Memos In our possession. WIdle m big Hubert Humphrey, D.-Minn., Administration spokesmen of scaring the United States to hold the line in Asb. 7'he companies P1011W to &Hmgulate "M prices, a The r"nmisniqU are ly Chinese apparently want to keep American teW companies have fought to uep natural gas As - Ue _ NEW DELHI, India (AP) — India completed the an. nexatlon of Sikkim today, making the little Himalayan kingdom th e 22nd Indian state and reducing Its once. absolute monarch to commoner status. President Fakhruddin All Khan ratified a constitutional amendment completing the absorption of the 2, 745.6quare-mlle kingdom and making its 200,000 people Indian citizens. J Association of America, and collectively Khmer Rouge Orders Bloodbath j Three American aid of- Sikkim Now Indian State JACK ANDERSON I — hcials rem:ined under howe arrest today in southern Laos, the U.S. Embassy reported. It said they were in no danger. The Embassy denied reports that students In the southern city of Savannakhet had threatened to kill the Americans unless th e Vientiane government was purged of corrupt and rightist officials. The Americans were t.ak. en to the provincial governor's house Wednesday after a mob of students ransacked the Savannakhet headquarters of the U.S. Agency for International Devclopment. I With such rapid growth in the transportation industry, the Federal Government thought that it wot-Jd be prudent to step in and creaW the Interstate Commerce Commission, a regulatory ':4. body charged with the responsibility of overseeing and iniuring performance In the public interest of all modes of public, surface transxirtation in the United States. I.C.C. Becomplishes this by setting down very specific rules and reg ulations with which all carriers must comply or face a rather stiff fine or Shocking Weapon - Relations between position to being Involved in the attack on neighboring Cambodia. I Seen WASHINGTON (Al') As saged Its headquarters: "All took. The Ponce Is expected to away from the United Slates These U.S. sources said the hints from Bangkok that a the freighter Mayaguez today crew healthy but had a rough dock In Thailand Monday. since the Communist-led vic- Thai protests were entirely ex- speed-up of U.S. troop with. steamed toward a safe port, time." tories elsewhere in Southeast pectable and largely designed drawals from Thailand will he U.S. officials are claiming that The company also said a sis. The use of U.S. has" in Thai. Asia. to shore up Thailand's recent demanded. These sources in. its dramatic recovery by mill- ter ship of the Mayaguez, the land to stage the attack and more neutralist Image. dicated that the timetable of tary force will signal China and Ponce, left Hong Kong on rescue produced renewed rioBut U.S. diplomatic sources U.S. withdrawal is privately North Korea that the United Wednesday and is following the tests from the Thais who have professed little concern In pciU.S. sources also viewed as agreed on by Washington and States is not a "paper tiger" In same route that the Mayaguez publicly been trying to move vale over the Thai protests. entirely predictable tlw new Bangkok. I - - - Thailand and the United States worsened today despite removal from Thailand of the last of the 1,100 U.S. MarLnessent to the rounry for mIlir----- --"." ''t recovered the freighter Mayaguez. Thai Foreign Minister catichaI Choonhavan said his office had recommended that Premier Kukrit Pramoj and his cabinet withdraw the Thai ambassador in Washington, expel the 25,000 U.S. troops still sthtlofledin ThallandanddenouneetheUpjted Stak ur disregarding the Bangkok government's op- •' Rescue - U.S.-Thal Relations Worse - The United States and the North Atlantic Treaty Do people still deliver May baskets to good high priority of fariily, the respect and en- would find that they are incurring Organization need the base for the security of the Then public reaction set in. me same worries much more friends aroune. town" Our growing-up neigh- couragement of minoritie3, t he genuine damage to their belongiNi because the carriers Mediterranean region and the European continent. The Urdted that harr-i . Ame!icans about the safety of nuclear States has had use of the base since 1946. The treaty expired reactors and the disposal of radio1ctls'e wastes, borhood had that nifty ritual of mothers making discussion of deep religion, all flow from the which are still in business would be transfering early Ln 191774, but we are using the Lajes facaities unt.il a new *Zbe sanw doubts about whether a continual a basket of bright flowers and kids delivering witard of WestwoodL In the tournament of life, shipments between trtxks and waiting for full treaty is negotiated. t expansion of consumption will bring a this magic package to a deserving friend or Wooden is a player-coach. loads before they rcH In order to find a profit In . Is Oic lower rams. it is not in the terest of the A CaPtALM Corresponding unprovement u* quality of the growing threat of Communism In Portugal, We cannot life, the same questions about a developed would serve the same sentiments, for there are RaI0 L.ew Jon1ng Jcin Wooden In the consumer to de-regulate. Even though actual canpromise, however, on the matter of the A=vL We should nation's responsibility to the world wW to future t.hose on the national sctne who mef it such retirement world this qving is Dr. Ralph Lioew. prices would be lower, the buying public WmW make it clear toPorugaI that Its commitment to NAM requires generations are being endlessly debated by reugnitlon: pastor of Holy Trinity Luthet*n Church of suffer a greater financial loss by having cornJohn Wooden — Even your grandmother Buffalo, N.Y. For 31 years Dr. Laew has made peti1tion shifted awa) from qwility in service and ,etwwal of the Azores base agmwrain,t without a set of unw- Swedish pofticians and scientists mW actidsts ceptable preconditions. knows that he has been an outstanding basket- this great urban parish a landmark In the city, not having a government agency to enforce iL and the mass media. ball coach for 40 years and just led UCLA to its He has been part of that distinguished preaching Transportation brings us all closer together It makes one think of the ancient curse, "May 10th national champinnhf p Wooden's con- tradition that makes Buffalo so famous. For out and provides us with all the conveniences which you five in interesting times." For the Swedes, tribution to our time goes far beyond the obvious of this city came Harry Emerson Fosdick, and to we tend to take for granted. During this week let the times are certainly Interesting, and although achievements in the grueling world of collegiate this community came George Arthur Buttrtck us reflect on the vital role all modes of tranthere are only eight million of them, how well sports. To thocsanth he has been a quiet, and Bishop Scaife. Dtrin his time, Dr. Loew sport'atlon play In our daily lives. An inventor th.nits he has sol ved a problem for people who this admirable people meets the challenges of determined symbol of Christian lay leadership, anchored the ministry of Holy Trinity and was Mike Bragan, SaIeI Manager want to carry handguns as protection against criminals — a the fimes will be of more than passing interest to His book, "They Call Me Coach" (Word Pub.) !s for ma,iv years the dating-uished writer of this Adams Transfer &Storage Inc. the world's other four billion, a hf'-shaping volume for kids and adults. The NEA coiumn. dangerous if understandable reaction to the high crime rate. Agents for United Van Lines, Inc. "laser" Is a nonle thal pocketslz weapon that fires a dart Into an adversary and stuns him with a nonlethal charge of electncity. What bothers us th3t this Torn Swiftian Invention would be as handy a weapon for the criminal. Instead of threatening his Victim wi th a gun, the robber simply could zap him wi th 50,000 volts and clean out the cash register. BERRY'S WORLD Ship IN BRIEF - Bureau and the Movers and Warehousenen's -.,.- With the highest per capita oil consumption in for 73 per cent of its energy. Another 14 per cent comes from water power, but The Leftist government an Portugal is circulating word it is ready to resume negotiations with the United States of Oppose expanding this source. It has no coal and America over use of the important air base in the Azores. The no natural gas, but It does have vast deposits of tmns it is outlining in public unerances leave some doubt as to uranium and a well-develop-td nuclear technology. Portugal's real desire (ci serious talks. Editor, The Herald: From airplanes and buses to ships and trucks, our nation's transportation system plays a Vital and often subtle role in all our daily lives. Practically everything we have in our homes a nd places of business was brought to the market place by some mode of public transportation. t This week, May 11-17, Is being observed as National Transportation Week, a nationwide observance of the importance of all segments of the transportation industry. Tra nsportation Is the very basis upon which our economy Is built. Since the days when in.a.0 production began, manufacturers had to have an efficient way to get their goods from the plant to the market. Mass production,, by Its orn definition, created too many goods to be 4 e locality. Several of the markeud in nations entrepreneurs, spawned by our system of free enterprise, saw the maufacturers' needs for an effective yet inexpensive tcansportation system, inexpensive so that the cost of the manufactured goods would not be driven beyond pubUc. They saw the buying power of the way to mt thI ceel was to create the ip;itIVt network of many transportation 0 lines over scheduled routes which would serve the are4s of greatest need. Vehicles would pickup and unload along the way as their customers required, th us dividing the cost of one trip tx!tween many people and accomplishin g economic feasibility for both the buying publi c and themselves. charges, the vast majority of carriers have banded together Into two major industry - Telling Job Needed WORLD few cents per hundred pounds, in an effort to prevent any one carrier from vitually ' . Friday, May 16, The Editor %-*a like many Americans, Swedes are asking themselves why they should have so much when security by the Communist successes in Indochina* countries have so little. lAke Americans, A free South Korea is essential to Japanese other e Swedes th are currently conducting a national security . about events in Korea than the effect on Asian Evening Herald, Sanford, FL No Paper Tiger, Officiols Say ik penalty. " - dialogue over where they want to go and One thing wrong with the domino theory is that where they should go from here, especially in it assumes one domino has to touch another to the matter of energy consumption, and topple it. If one domino falls hard enough, it can especially in the field of nuclear energy. And make others start swaying, clear across the table. even as in America, the Arab oil embargo seems to have started it all. U .S. — - i ,. ____ mom6iiallapla4ves - _____________ ____ _____ Sadie Mora, L.OflgwOC)(i John C. Elder, Longwood DISCHARGES Sanford: Irene H. Bowie Rhea M. Cooper - . James H. Campbell, Casselberry Elsie S. Reed, DeBary Give the Oft of a kistims-CROSS Pens Pen ch and Sets are ptactial gifts. nitchanicsNY guaranteed for a lifetime. Sit th e fins selec. tion in the NEW pen and pinc department at our Rosakod Avenue Entrance. Eleanor G. Hobby, DeBary Lorraine E. Tolomeo, DeIL',na Florence Shannon, Deltona Madeline Clarence F. Wedel, Deltona Lynn C. Carroll, Deltona Henry B. Maloney, Deltona Paul E. Quasny, Deltona George N. Kaplan, Deltona Edwards, Enterprise Phyllis J. Spivey & baby boy, James Paola Do You Know George Stuart Sells Graduation Gifts " - Writing tmtrum,n in LustrosC,orn Pen or PrIt $ 6.00 Set....... - gogc 'U (Ut sfu~ 40 iO.(. &ANRO. Pt& . I �- - '- -- - - . :-- 'r --.---- - ' - :- _' _ -' T1i ' - - 0 6A-Evenig Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. May it. 97$ Adventist Pastor's Corner Southern DR. HAROLD HARRIS First Christian Church 0 1 A . tvdgy S.vvicn 1. Sabbath kh" The Church ... satilorday %CVIC Sabbal% School Worship Service wtontutay Night Prayer Service 9:1168 in 11 "a M :: 11 - - - - I o 0000 - ______ - .". NATION. OUR . ,. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH \\\ Or, Harold Harris \ \\ \ , , \ I \ \ ~ \ Wed Serv 7:)lp in \\\ \ \\ CHRISTIAN CHURCH I? ) I ) Aport8:yd 458 M l$.15:rn claw$ 9 08 in 751pm wss.s.r, Il -Nan (vi Serlga Pvlv,rM.,$e.qW,d CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH Cot th SIIIW C.: ' £Ogk Ave Pastor Sunday Morilting LP Church Training I-Ilpin Wed Prayer Service 711pm Nurmey, Open WTRR 7 34 in Sunday NiIpi$Ersadcai, Dial-a Devotional Hl, )) SItS JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH h urch PINECREIT BAPTISTCmullic" Pastor \ ism" P Needham Bible Study Assembly Worship \\ Mitt a as 11:11a.m. . . 6 00 Is M I: up m. ' E vening Servi ce . 11:948 m. 2626 Pal In!! Ave, Hodges Bible Clastas Wed 1:51pm. 7 10pin I I ~ \ ' \ \ \ - - -. , - ';- " 5- - - - . d( A Orma,e$lvd LakeMi.vuo 4 ', Patter IS:N*.M. II Nb . 11:11cm, Church Training Eveftiftil Worship 111pm 7 S Si P .i?-_ ... - - ., ,FF '1 avowagworsup ill Willi" WirskIp - -. .' ' !''C'- . 7:10p.m. 7:50p.m. . . it - it. \ \ \ - i \ \ \ \ . . \ - . - - - . \ \ ' \ ,, CONGREGATIONAL i - r \ ' Pastor FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 5:108.m. * East Second Street 11:35-Ham. lundiykfvIc.1 11:11am. $'n4aykksni 11:11 6 . 0. wedhosidlay Service . .I . __:n - I- . EVensAqWenkIp WedneWayYswThQ,s Saturday Mans Ii,Ofasl 11-N.m 1:10pm 7 - Np M. S -Na in . " MernffigWersAlp Church School h9WO'liP PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday ISIldh John Rornans 2S6-8 -. Acts . ..l - 4 Joel -1-. 14-17 Reselation iu-i.rn .. iu Saturday Genesis 2:2829 510am 0:IIa,m 11.111 in DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes 1:10a m. •:$p in lI:59 OW . - Aflainilo Springs. IJ,sls.vm.1114141 Lyman N. - PRESEYTINIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave, Lake Mary Rev. AF. Stevens Mnist,r Sunday Cluck SebesI l:Ola in. M*rrnn5wsr5llp 1111am YoTh Of we 710pm "44 Chose Pract,ce I "P on past,, - - Faith Smith of the Catholic for youth and adults of all Central Baptist Church In Lantana will speak backgrounds. "Discipline in the Home," a May 31 at the Christian Coffee and doughnuts will be new film that shows how Outreach meeting at Brain served at 9:30 and the program parents may see the children in Towers, First Street, Sanford, will begin at 10 a.m. terms not only of their I fealed of partial blindne-w and 7U mother of three sons, she problems but also in the : potential of what they may i paralysis, she conducts a is a New Englander, who )'a prayer and teaching ministry lIvedinFlorlclaformanyyears. become will be shown at Central Baptist Church Sunday She has served In retreats f pm Episcopal, Catholic, Methodist a and Baptist groups HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY ASSEMBLY OF GOD First Assembly p1 God. 37Th £ Hope B aptis t Church. 1-9reilCity Calffilnuiefty, Comer. Forest City, Elm BAPTIST £jth ck 1p1,st Chord. On.ds Clie$ri baptist AUOIIVV. 305 Fa*rmone ISa*isrd tardan Clol, Hwy I? #I) Cain', EaiI 5' CI"..'('. C75?II Lath A I'd Late Miry New Mt Calvary Missionary Iap-ftsl, 1111W tienS, New Sal,., Primiti ve lptist Cluck. 1140W. 12th St. 10w MI 244 SailisI Clurck. IHI Pear Ave, Raniw..i Park I.ap4lst CluCk. 3743W N St People- , SaptiØ Chappi. tnt W , Pint Shott, lantord P.#wcrist Rapt-st Chvrh, III W ArpCtl Pled Prg,,y Late Snttt O... L £.. fl... A class of 19 girls and boys Gene Lilly, an Orlando will be confirmed May 18 at businessman healed after 19 Ascension Lutheran Church of years of Multiple Sclerosis, will Casselberry by Pastor Gerald be ministering at First Seaman at the 10 30 a m Assembly of God, 27th & Elm, service, after which the class inSanford this Sunday at 7pm members will partake of their A healing service will be held first communion FLAGSHIP BANK of Sanford and Staff 200W. First 1. 11 - - 41rzeif q ,,0 1 c- Qone5. ( L(( ChV,C% 14 Clifill, Geneva - ('irth Of Clt,1s$. LCrlwO*d ; - :- I.1 's-" - - - • :-' - I I I . #I . - - _. I .. -\.- - :... , - '4' _ .'- , ... - . 1 iL_ ,.' - - ' -. -I Samaritan Home board Guest singers will be the members and family have Sanford Community Chorus the 29th Anniversary Williaml celebration Sunday at 3 p.m. at West Side Free Will Holiness Under the leadership of Church, adjacent to the home. Mother Ruby Wilson and the Speaker For the occasion will help of her husband, Timoth) be Horace Orr, president of (Papp) Wilson, Good SEEDCO, Inc and an ardent Samaritan Home has served communIty worker u the the community since It was COunt) founded In 1948 :' - I ' p First United Methodist Church of Sanford honored the oldest mothers and mvthers with youngest babies in both morning services on Mother's Day. From left, Mrs. Jon Rogers receives corsage from Rev. 1-co King, while Mrs. Louise huh, oldest on.rs. _ - Plenty Ridge Rd - Cats,lbrrry mvnIy Mrlhod.st Ctsji(M W It oH ,'.. Oa n.o... - 1.,,.., I . . . t--.s- - - - . ¶sntord rianChurch. 1531 Palm lpein1 Rd. Attamant, StM'ks Spit Presbyte Upsala Cemunty m PtItby$,,iar, Chirtb. Upsala N West W es t minster Prethlorian Chord,. Red Sv Rd. Ciltelberry SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST -- L....-' ." SHIRLEY COOPER 834921? F - _ = - SATURDAY EVENING-SPECIAL GUESTS Eh- f,''-Jy 11r.. rfl- - ' -: l LOW Enforcement Day, May 18 75 Y,.!I -- -- : ' C 41 or Featuring "' God's Wore on Law Enforcement 41 41 * Officers in Uniform Testimonies of Officers • Displays in Lobby on Law Enforcement p -- t. "a"F . -.... - ' .-Jt 224 t Pntresl ('..t IA- '' C ow,notctured, was ministering personally :. Sun land Estates Morning Worship 10:45 FRIDAY EVENING-SPECIAL MIRACLE SERVICE - Sanford Garden Club C A 'Si" t -. d. .' .'', 14 : C -'--t - :-' C 1 You are invited to participate in an experience In worship... __ Welcome to Calvary Baptist Assembly C ,N - r' L. ce- METHODISTS iklw - - * * * * * * * * * * * a * * * * * * * * * * * * * * -=.- U. - - '-' - " HONOR MOMS - J'1- .- - - ....- ; IA 119 METHODIST larnet? Un*lei Memorial o Church. I Dump Ave . Enterprise lear Las, United Methodist Church 1.11.1 AM I. Church. Canaan Hit, CaslIb*f,y Community UnuSed MII*dist CP.urd. Hwy. Il-SI & O.Rar, Ccr - ____[,_ -- Samaritan Home Has 29th Anniversary I __k L~e 2(yelco?'(e. qvw- A usPoe SIR9. MARGE WILLIAMS 322 1812 CHURCH OF CHRIST Church 84 CMJs?, 11135. Park Ave hvrckil COrtil a, Lab. EIen. U 5 17-li N. Casselberry S. ffiSuailne .c.lca,ist. l,wos Sill Laka.wvIi I4 Rd CAW(kilChr,jt. III Palm Swing s Dr .Attamente Spit - in Good _=1-, ; -4 Fcth Smith Is Outreach Speaker ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff Ovldeo, Florida -. .. Patter WINN.DIXIE STORES and Employes - ___ .. Corner County Club A&PWEO The Management and Employes - - Ascension Lutheran SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. and Employes - • UPSALA PRESSYTURIAN CHURCH $UpsalaR.as NevOarwinIbea -. - THE LAIII MARY UNITED at The ,entistY :r;t::t , Maitland Aveave. L. D. PLANTE, INC. CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. m . - Nurser-p $;)Srn WILSON.M4IER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford At . .. - PksnsS)4-3Ul Orar4sed Jon. II, 1173. LoMwesd Me,ti Sunday THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance - . essage ope For Vietnamese - First Assembly FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John V. Mercer and Staff . : To Speak At St. Jame,N 4' #310 M+ SANLANDO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH WILSOK.EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff .k - FIRST PRESSYTERIANCHUICH Oak Ave £kdSI Rev VirriL Iryaalacd Pastor I.*lIIam. UMY Men's Pyaw Breakfast ?nd&lm Their sdiy Family Nb*l lopper dSi.iiday - J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff - -'. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible LASH-QUEEN CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH And Staff - - . I - - - Presbyterian Evolitialfwoe-slIp 1 of .w WdSiMe study & Prayer Se,y 710pm PInt Wednesday Fellowship lopper 1:10p.m. ny Sr..t I-Ic - st ra thufg, Virg MiA - .. t -_ 114 Ila as F. King Lee P Mir5011111oinlip ': ':1 12241" ,::: ' &iiv., - y khool \ - . COMMUNITY UNITED COVENANT METHODIST CHURCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Hwy.17-BIIPI.SYRIØRI. I7-t1Hwy.$ Lane Mary Bl vd, CassaIMrry Nov WIlliam C. Sister Jr Patter Rev. William PekosI Past,, SvlldavChvrclsSchool 5:411 in Rev. Ke.wi.$k Miller Assist. Pastor Merpvns W.aP4p -' i (rpr1Seierted5ytheA.fn8.bi,s.,. -.,. - 710pm 1:51pm 710pm Pail,, 5:41Cm 11:018.m . FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH IIIPS Ave . \ - astr Rev. KenneTh W. M.sllis. Mlslsti \ \ \ - - 110pm :1 Ire YoqflIsSeq,,ceT.s Iv, - .. - Pastor SNain. P 11 11am I 34P l:Npm tory Services win Oasses tee all a'es PalIewslsip Caff.e between s.rvice UMYP 1:10pm - \ I\ . . FIRST PINTICQSTALCHU,'CIl MitalhiWorlp - l:)I$IIIm £Nersary - - Christian Science v: . \ \ , ' \ - %..ungregaisonai wfd~ Eve Mug Steady III Ora.i,i St,ei$ Rav.E RettlOrsal sic Morni ng Werp Sunday avowal Wed IibIiSlvdp TVCS$VOrIVC..IWIICMlitotes LiiydHampl,a SufidlySeMel Marala WorsAip .. . ChvrcpiSchool . - I!" p in ?,up as CHURCH OF LONOWOOD s-es II N .i CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 1 \ 100p m. * , Ai. p ffis Pest Office) $R 427 £ Cluck St.. 110pm. L$apwo.d. P11. Sa-'.Il$&1)sp Rev. lillCaIl$ Poster Bill 111111W 4-7p.m. AsvC.Pnte, huM Sc, 3:41 pin. Sunday Loner* .Mafla,$ p in _ -T-. - - .- ---- - - ALL SOULS CATH OL IC CHURCH 715 Oak An. Santerd SPIRITUAL TEMPLE Fr. Williain Pasls, New Ieca%en: Library 1e1WIe belied II • in 041 44 Service -. . .--- - .-. worship - METHODIST CH AirW llvdp at W*W4w" Ave. .. -. '.' . . - GRACE UNITED Un - - . . - _e FIRST PENTECOSTAL iriOii3Oii,S, . .- - i •' • pastor Su"oav School -." -y (.; - •-,-• Pallor ISa m Jve.wvg Serv ice *ad time study NYPS I_N Worship a4&!? L*. 1-040 a, Vol p M. Bible Filter natty Service -- 1 , ." •- -A --. Kenne in 0000 SHEPHERD - . . Saturday CHRISTIAN CHURCH 3451$ Park Ave. ROW Elmer A 111tieschor Sunday School vd . 751pm Friday Ne*ITeacnersMaefin, 7:10pm. Night-Ow"S.. Wits" Li br ary Club ,Iffilo,s 7:10p.m. _ morning Wednesday Merws Pra,erGr.vp IiiI1. - .--.. •1. , £1 ..,4• : . . 7:51P.m Tuesday Ne5$teS!SOM4IIMSIrV Weaes4ay Night $i5Is$y -- r. f .Jf Worship Prayer sm.d.eackna0N pa'13r lila in. If Slam. Lake Mary, Fla Rev PavID Trl&s.I Sway 1cM1 'Tha LvTheranH.,'.nTv"Tpi,s it 91 . lãii'• T . 54 Ij % 8-0- M.rm.EWersip Re,. FredL Neal SondayScM.i Fetiswslip Mun4ngWortha, -' William 8. Dowaily . I ___________ - 103 W. 31th Plate r - - I 415 r-s Y . CHURCli Caag,.r,rsMeØ.*1S,aay - %yf# .- - Si.ndal Schaaf morning worship I; - - . - - OF THE NAZARENE 1111 Crystal Lake Dr. - .. . - . - Il:Na,m LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER . - " " -. c - C; ii 111116 - - Pail.. Curve Ewahillill,$, Service I #Go as Wit Weak lo~rvil:t I Wed), Lutheran 1 .I ',.,.,, ,W --.i - _. - a R act ot S-.. . - _ ..-. D.vo'a*D £IIiafl . .v4' t : 34 : -. - -. 31"OviandeAvo (11.911 '..,, - / -. LAKE MARY CHURCH \ 'v-- '. 751pm / . Ilill The Row. Carl T. CarA2n Holy Communion - '- ~ \l - , THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL ' - - - - - OF T . WEST SANFORD FREE WILL F FIRST EAPTIST CHURCH HOLINESS CHURCH SllParkAvenus 91111 Or Jay T. Cesm-alo Paster Overseer Miffier R L. Willson polestar 0 rtp I.,,aIii. S,P4ayScMe 5:Nim SvamaykPal - Son Una Ca.$etslonj.S.t . - -... , L 4 I Np in. FIRST ~ \ . 1:51am. WiIkarlEidno,q 5:11a.m. S-easaygdi,.I ii to a in Mir*a, WoejiMp 9: sun Eve 1:34 p.m wed prayer \ Patter ::::: Family Night %#twice FamilvServcs .. I, Orton I 11p.tn. $n NYPS Episcopal \\ Postor ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH IN SSIH,sler*,-e Ptu.)fl7fl A - . , rn u G enev E Rev Evangel i stic krv The Rat Lary 0 Sr '4-1- - - Fr. P.J. Kilt Sat. Vl.I Mau \ *1~ \ \_ \ Barn HOLY CROSS Oil S. Pirk '- ~ Other Churches Wit Prayer Service - . \ Wed P'Pff&SteSIIalV7 ISP in Wed PrareiMestiag -. '. ' \ - \ \ PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST Hi0Iiy 04 Wit? Pa.11oeuiey Eva ngelist gibe* Class If: 11am IIWOflkip \V \ \ 1:11pm. EVPOEilWSqttiip \ . 7:51 pm. Amiarineen vot4irin rif this )/ ---- OENIVA CHURCH T. H '.. ' \ If," 8m BAPTIST CHURCH -q Wonlwp -- ,. OF THE NAZARENE hutch of God . \" \\ I evangelist mvw vniq v ir A p % . -.5 11a m. \ \\ life is so complicated, each of us has to learn to face it in his own way. Those with a strong and un shakable faith are the lucky ones. They have gained a sense of proportion and basic values through their church. And they didn't 'L just get"iaitn, faith! They had to start looking for it. YOU do, too. And where? In church, of course! II Bible Study PALMETTO AVENUE - Since \ \ CHURCH OF CHRIST IlI Palm SprinTDr. AlIainø$e 418 . Wednesday Bible Class It N a m it in a7 SIp in. 7-lIp in. \ \ f hi1 ,,5, Charles N Creme W.T.1.R. EbieSlvdy (,ae$,thc Services Minister Nazarene N3W. 3?ndSlr,eI There Lv raly no such thing as total protection; neither in an umbrella \ Pastor Wtd~ Evmol Service 11 of a tn Wednesday 1141140 Clots are I'IlyGritfrn ", CHURCH OF GOD t \ \ nor in living tnroui.h just one day. There are all srN of windstorrns, arid they Sweep into our lives and upset the best made plans. When this happens there is no such thiig s finding an umbrella under which to hide. 7 "P on 1: 06 0 as w - \ \ . \\\\\\ \ CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY Wed E.'stikqjg "' R $,ry Johnson KeiTh NifIil Morning w,rp Si.r.diy ScMoI Church Of God \ \\ I A good umbrella keeps you dry-unless the wind starts blowing. In this case, you are tound to get soaking wet! \ Baptist E Veal" ; . \ \ \V1 \\ IUIS Sanl.rd Ae Morning W.nanp CliiwthT raiiw,g q __ . DISCIPLES OF CHRIST Re, KeAil*ffi Hon ~ I 0 Hurts Missions .. .?.I .- 1 - - ROLLINO HILLS . % \\\\ \ \\ \ Christian 0 i Alf This Sunday, we celebrate the Christian is regeneration. When I . ntatives of American nds- National Council of Churches birthday of the church. 'the a person accepts Jesus Christ, .. of slonarles overseas, whose work Division Overseas -( ,' ti 30 church is still alive and doing he is transformed, made a new depends on their being trusted Ministries '-e• ,. J : ./ well. These are exciting times creature, in a unique and 7 ' '1 I by people of other lands, say "We see signs it could begin \\- : ---". for Christians, for we canscea unrepeatable fashion. recent disclosures of CIA the closing oidoora," he added that ., ..e 1 1 I , renewal within the church and Similarly, the Holy Spirit at this - 4.. r)el activity abroad have jeopard.. In an Interview. i heightened Interest in the moment enters his life Is a . lied irission C.ffort5. Altogether about 42,500 ministry and work of the Poly distinctive way which need not ,.. r -, "it creates suidona and American missionaries labor In - •, Spirit in the church. I am be repeated. Paul terms this "a -puts the missionary In a pee- countries abroad, 7,500 f them grat1ul that the Spirit has baptism of the Holy Spirit" and ca rious position," says the Rev. Catholics and 5, 'f them -. 4.. ---' given oppor(unIt% •.Indicates that everyone who is , 1071, of the - :. of 6. complish His ends ir. Ills In the body of Christ is so i ..?' Catholic Foreign Mission them work In Latin Ami-rica, ' t i. -JUN I-77 Church, ChlrsVs body. Yet I am because of this action In 1 The Rev. Eugene Cuihzne of 1 A Society of America, whose 1 -concerned that with this great Corinthians 12: 13 the apostle the Latin-American division of a bout 1,000 far-flung nembers :kl %' blessing have come problems, says, "For by one Spirit we popularly are c.allc'd Marykrioll the U.S. Catholic Conference In t ---- =1 In the first church following were all baptized into one body, = ,, Washington, D.C., says revel-a iiiissloners. 1r Pentecost, the Spirit's ministry Jews or Greeks, slaves or free "our work has been put tin- tions of clandestine CIA mani produced a unit) among the and all were made to drink of _ I f pulatlons in foreign cultures d& kind of a shadow." it & Or belie vers (Acts 132) Today, one Spirit."Assuming that Paul b-.. en cause itheir people to "put up Similar anxieties have aris 41 Jitr howeer, the ch ur ch's unity Is Is speaking here of the body of -missionary their guard" to missionaries numerous in -. -. -. sometimes fractured by Chrlst,thechurch,thlsbaptlsm "It's going to reduce the rap.. --agencies, both Protestant and disagreements over the nature must be the means by which CHERUBIM The annual Spring Concert of Grace United Methodist crcii aierutm otr win be prrseed Catholic, as accumulating port," he said. CHOIR V o y 1) I it s work. I here ones ii inu oduum "to & e vckl) "ry I he uneasinem ire missioi ,' Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at the church. The chfilr Is dfrvcted by,%Irs. 1111da Taylor with Mrs. Nancy Rape information ernerges about are iiiriy reasons for Uw. On of believers PRESENTS CONCERT as acc(impanist. undercover CIA intervention in circles first began generating the one hand, some who have There are also the continuous affairs of foreign countries, last fall after disclosures about received one of the more or repeated workings of particularly in Latin America. CIA expenditures in Chile to conspicuous spiritual gifts Holy Spirit throughout the tile __ "A lot of missionaries are buttress opposition to the soinetitnes display feelingh of of the ChrisUan. These include A. r&rvous about it," says the Rev. Salvador Allende government y I . superiority toward other filling (Eph. 5:18), illumination WiUiam Wipfler, an Episcopal in the period before it was Christians who do not possess John 16:13-15), conferring of the priest and head of the Latin overthrown In a military coup. Rd., DeBary, for a buffet St. Paul Baptist Church, 9th such a gift. They may also gifts (I Cor. 12), and production -Snow Hill luncheon, after which the Street and Pine Avenue, in a strongly urge such a believer to of the fruit Gal. 5:fl-23). ftC H . - ==4-- - _-, .,%,-The Snow Hill Missionary guests will enjoy swimming in special service. Miss Joy M seek tWs special gift from God. special interest to some are the _._,~_ ~_ Baptist Church, Mission No. their .swimming pool plus a Adams will be guest soloist. These other Christians may more spectacular gifts, to -' .Two, will celebrate Its 2jyJ friendly game of Ping-Pong. I then in turn become suspicious, which the term "charismatic" .. . Anniversary, Sunday, at 11 At 7 p.m. the Prayer Group Grace jealous and resentful of this is sometimes rather narrowly Methodist 'w, a.m. Theme will be "Christian will meet again for services In First group. Out of this in a local and hence Inaccurately applied Li ~Op Women On The Move." Guest the Community center, when church comes distrust, -speaking in tongues, exocisrn Former U. S. Repiresentativd I NEW YORK - A message of mifitary bases in the United ' divisiveness and lack of love, of demons, physical healing. speaker will be Miss Marva Y. Marion Let- of Sanford will be Bill Gunter will be featured hope is being rushed by the States where Vietnamese Hawkins, a member of First the speaker. What is the cause of this Because of their dramatic -speaker Tuesday at 7 p.m. at a United Bible Societies to refugees are temporarily Shiloh Missionary Baptist -disto rtion of what should be a character and the rather banquet held by Grace United Vietnamese people recently housed Camp Pendleton, Church, Sanford. most precious distinctive of elating effect upon the - . Methodist Church at Sheraton relocated at various centers In Calif., Fort Chaffey, Ark., and Williams Chapel MISS Hawkins is president 01 Christian faith? possessor, these gills are often - - -. Motor Inn to honor graduating the United States and overseas, Eglin Air Force Base, Fla. Mission No. Two Department of I believe it results from two highly sought by Christians. Women's Day will be oh- seniors from the church and In response to requests from The United Bible Societies' Congress No. One, state field served Sunday at WiUiams their parents. misunderstandings or Those who have such a gift, and ChrisUan clergy and laypeople production center in Hong Kong I -% misplaced emphasis. It may be particularly the gift of speaking worker of Mission No. Two ard Chapel Missionary Baptist Beginning in June, Miss among the refugees, the is rushing a printing of 10,000 caused by failure to understand In tongues, often want everyone financial secretary of the Church, Williams and Marker Paula Parker from Asbury American Bible Society is Vietnamese New Testaments, ' the nature of the Holy Spirit's to have District Convention. Mrs. Helen Streets, Altamonte Springs. Theological Seminary will printing 50,000 copies each ci 20,000 copies of a Scripture work in the church or failure to The Spirit Is sovereign in His Jackson Is president, and Rev. The speaker at the morning serve the church as summer two Scripture Selections in Portion containing the life and G. W. Chapell Is pastor. recognize what lie Is striving to choice of bestowing such gifts service will be Miss Jeanette youth director. Vietnamese on the theme of teachings of Jesus, and 50,000 Austin of Channel 2 News and do In the church and how. It upon members of the body of "hope." The first contains additional Vietnamese Temple Shalom ARThUR KENNEDY Sandra Beamon of the Church may also be a consequence of Christ. 1n 27 and 55 and 2 Scripture Selections on the failure to place the same type Altamonte. Redeemer Lutheran Corinthians 2:1-13. The second theme of "consolation" for Where the Holy Spirit Is Commissioner Arthur R Michael Goodman will of- Ms. Geraldine Robbins is the and degree of emphasis upon genulne1vat w f_; . Beginning this Sunday, Isthel4thchapt.eroftheGospel shipment to Guam, the k the realityof Kennedy,first black ciate tonight at 8 p.m. Yiskor chairman and Ms. Deana Redeemer Lutheran Church of of John. These are being PhOppines, Wake Island, and these matters that the Scrip. ,,is presence wifl be demon. missioner of Orlando wW be rn tures do Berryann, co-chairman. Rev. the Redeemer lord shipped by air to chapIali at other refugee centers stratedby His production of the guest speaker a'1a.n om to be held at United Matthew Wilson is pastor. hold and 10:30 The primary source for fruit of the Spirit (Gal. 5:22-23). Sunday at St. James AME Church of Deltona. The , a m through Sept. 14 Christian belief and practice is Where these qualities are ab. Church, Ninth and Cypress Sisterhood will participate In First Christian 't At 5-10 Sunday the Bible. Our secondary sent, it questionable whether It Avenue on the theme: "Our the services and serve the Oneg First Christian church will day will be observed with 8 po ti. ' authority Is our Christian ex- is the Spirit who is generating Growing Heritage." Commis- Shaba t afterward. honor members who are 1975 luck supper and a take '' perience. This helps us to Un- whatever phenomena may be abner Kennedy is well known -. high school "audates a t the "All in 1 presented derstand what the teachings of found. Paul elevates the reality through Central Florida, he Full Gospel morning service. 'unda Dr Y. y ou thgroup. you . by y the Bible mean, expands, and of love as mt to be desired organized the Orlando Negro Harold Harris makes them significant to us and sought in the life of the Chamber of Commerce, served Gene Shelton of DeBary will "The Art of Living" and several and helps to prove their reality. Spirit-filled believer (I Cor. 13). as chairman of the Orange lead the DeBary Full Gospel I Hoiy Cross youths will assist In the service There are three general If we are really concerned County United Appeal, chair- Prayer meeting to be held at 10 A reception for the graduates Holy Cross Episcopal Church -classifications of the Spirit's about hororing the Holy . Spirit, man of the Orange County am. in the DeBary Community will follow the service, spon. of Sanford will observe Penwork: those works done once we will give Him, the position Heart Fund and Orange County Center. sored by the Christian Women's tecost Sunday at the 8 a.m. and and for all in the ministry of the which is righly His within the Easter Seal Campaigns. He is Following the meeting, all in Fellowship. The Youth 10 a.m. services Sunday. The 1i- - -church; those activities done church and our own lives. We an ordained Deacon of Shiloh attendance with their families Fellowship will not meet on church will hold a Day of I once In the life of each will, In other words, neither Missionary Baptist Church and will adjourn to the home of Mr. Sunday night. At 3 p.m., Dr. Discovery Saturday led by Rev. TL Christian; and those works resist what He Is trying to do is a former Director of and Mrs. Bill Sharp, at 58 Shell Harris will be guest preacher at Randall Chase and music by Ls., which recur in the Lives of in- nor attempt to coerce Him into Religious Service. in 1968, i .- - a Ttm Nielson, 930 a in. to 3 n m LPj _ dividual Christians. An doing or granting what Is not Kennedy ran for City CommisMW Iexample of the Spirit's one-time HIS will. May He give ILl His slon of Orlando but was de. -. ''" work ln the life of the individual best gifts! -. RUBY WILSON HORACE L ORE feated. Four years later, he was successful In winning the .0 . a District 4 seat. -. . r: . in . Of GOD CHURCH Cot IYthandElm Rev E DonCeik Platter Sunday Sittionel I Mom Morning Worship 10 as a rr 1.44P all Family Night (W,t.l I )Ip M. Sunday School f_T_"-_.,-,--,gtLyJ' 4- 'Ji, *1 If --- . 73 _I I .. _-, " FIRST ASSEMBLY George G411oway SOINI&Y school - -%4 •. •.•. , WY rSs,ded . -~ .7-a. -' '.' Skating 41, Proclaiming I__ . ~.,II . . 04 _. -- Fairmont 6:11p in. Moravian .... - I %enter III I - ~ . .: _. - ,I - I I .7 lis - ot Poster r.11, . ': ;•Sa M. IcI*l ay 1fiveorth League a tithing Warship Wed Prayer Mori INp m C 4 Neal d Sun . :. *,'"101111111111111111111111 ~, METHODIST CHURCH %; .... 316 minutes Wild E. Prayer Ms$s. .- : 9:10a I% Vespers ;~. THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY. . CIA Disclosure ;.i~, I-Ir 0 Friday, May I, 175-7A ' �It WOMEN Friday, May U, 17S—$A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 40 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Vietnamese Adoptees May Have Delayed Trauma By JOANNE KOCH "Most people here in America assume with an Incredible naivete that a child coming here from Vietnam tiil be unscathed by war, starvation, kiss of mother and lather. I want to let adoptive parents and the adoptive thildren know that when the impact of the blood, tears nd hunger has its delayed reaction, they should not feel uilt Whether it ; skin rash or an outbreak of mquent behavior or even a schizophrenic withdrawal. one can ±Dr. Maria Pi hers delivers this warning, not to discourage the adoption of Vietnamese children but to alert adopting parents to the possibility uf future emotional problems. Dr. Piers, dean of the Erikson Ins ti tute for Early lduca tion, has done extensive clinical work wi th children trauma ti call y separated from their families Dr. Piers reminds us not to be misled b the good behavior, bland ex pressions and lack of outbursts on the Nit of these children. Between the ages of eight months .1:1 I years tLt hiIdrtn are ill-cquipixd to arti c ulate their fears and feelings of loss and confusion. Yet they are f:ir more vulnerable than adults or even older children to th e damagtng eff ects of sudden kiss and separation from f=ilmr -a-CrId. - 'Suppose you would be told that alter tomorrow you simple 'asks that could help restore the sell-esteem of a Adopt A Child I Joy Of Stitching 'All fight; great, he's got speed and displaced adult refugee. I Governor Reuben Askew has proclaimed May 1110 June 15, Adopt A thUd Month in Florida. Ms BeverlyWorrell, Executive Director of the NAACP Tri-State project and Ms Mary Beth Koechlln, Florida Coordinator said he also encourages "contract families" 'amuics who choose each ouier Th e NAACP A do ption Project is federally funded by the Office of Child Dcelnpment to recruit families for adoption of children agencies consider hard to place. - Black children, children of mixed Id and white school age children ar cil 'nw ° dica ing conditions are all availabie OF a op OIL The r the states of Tennessee, Georgia and Florida Fidts . The office for on a oated in - Jacksonville. would be separated from everything familiar and placed in a strange w orld, 'k ith not ev e nn our ii irne or sour uwuung &o give a sense of familiarity. Ibis would be horrible enough for an adult. It is worse for a child," claims Dr. Piers. Y&ung childi en have 1ALle or w cjpif* equipment. Thvy lack the outlets of work, talk and even the mastery of ' many non-verbal ways. ill health, "perfect" behavior, learning difficulties In 1* may be the result of wit. nes.3lng the bombing of one's village ln 1973. Peanut butter sandwiches, playmates and positive - thinking cannot ' 't?t we&'iouldnotseek to erase the past, though it strikes us as painful, alien even shameful Dr. Piers strongly advises that the children who an to a given name be it Nuyen or Sari be allowed to keep that name. As one parent of an adopti ve black 4 Asiatic child told me, "We saved the old clothes he had when we adopted him. When he Is unhappy, he wants his old clothes and we let him hold them." Any aim! of Identity —a torn shirt, a name, a pencil stub —may serve as a security blanket for disoriented children facing a strange new world. — - Mr PlAr ri I "' m e VLUI to uu&ii uiese children to question their own motives for wanting them, These children have faced the worst that life has to offer. The only further damage that could be dime Is to buy them, drw them up in starched shirts and aprons and treat them like china dolls, - - By ELSA WILLIAMS Increase your Insurance.'—All * The sniint.t test of ins to try to tear it. strength In -hat you can't you %e finished Since stores may take a dim your embroidery is just as view of your tugging at can- 4 (thoI.h you can test left importan t as what you we. of canvas from your over pieces Your canvas vanishes from it's a good projects), sot as you stitch it, but Its own past advice of a qty CSfl ma ke your em- Idea to ask the troidery hours effortless and needlework shop expert. The more near our finished pleasurable... or It can make with design will get (a chair seat, for ' each stitch a tug-of-war rough-edged threat'js that catch example, Iii ooposed to a Framed picture), the sturdier it your tapestr y wool. I thought of that a few weeks the canvas should Lie. to ago as I watched a woman buy A FREE Illustrated leaflet materials to work a handsome canvas work stitches is showing rn Al.LABO1T•t4tN AS I11 t5out As the champion talks, Lyle sits back and comments, "He's going through his moment. I'll have my moment In th e rin g." Unfortunately, Lyle can't fight offensively arid defensively at the same Lim,-. So All figures to pick him apart "I'm going to talk to you, I'm going to play with you ... oh, oh you're in trouble," the champion tells his challenger. Although All figures Lyle will be frightened, the record tends to disagree. While In prison, Lyle was stabbed by a fellow inmate and came close to dea th. "I've gone through so much that I couldn't be frightened by All," the challenger declared. 'He's just another man." In Las Vegas, where betting Is legal, the book shops haven't posted odds on the match. The only •I.. .....l.......iL. ng .-_ -. -. - Ts - BPW OFFiCERS INSTALLED 4j 'I've gone through so 1965. 11cr school Is In the city in My husband was in a hospital which we are presently living two months ago, and he was In a and mine is in a town 250 miles ward because that's all we luncheon, May 31 at 11:30 a.m., Fannette Edwards, president; Helen Dormaily, Augusta (ruin here, could afford. Well , he snored so in the Sears Comm unity Room, Alice Belnert , senior vice- .'acobs By coincidence, both high bad they had to move him Into a and Agatha Van Dusen. The re responsibilities hities of the AltamonteMall,arewiderway. president; Gertrude Kelso, ?,lant,eI Rodrgtiez will be rn"nf y Property Appraiser, Dr. Jolvi Mills, uirectcr Of the junior vice-president; ma installed as commander of the and Tax Positionsof the League Center for Governmental Benedict, secretary; Evelyn Barracks by past commander f Wnan Voters will be ton:is liesoon.bi!it'i ni the tJniv-riv ,t.,.i.. t-. ..... .,L tin ubNotes arriors uc Uames Se jl!`~ SAN FRANCISCO (AP) As if the Golden State Warriors don't have enough to worry about against the Washington Bullets, they'll be losing their regular home court for two - • games. ' Because the Oakland Coliseum Arena will be hosting an ice show next week, the Warriors will play the smnd and third games of the National Basketball Association playoffs at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. The Oakland arena would be available for a sixth game on May 30. The schedule was pay dictated by television r quirements. The Warriors used to play at the Cow Palace, but publicist Hal Childs says the team hasn't played a game there in four years. Tuesday night's initial home contest in the best-of-seven series for the NBA crown. The favored Bullets will host the opener Sunday at Landover, S A LE - who trailed him to the wire in the Derby, two others who have yet to be beaten th is season and Just The Time, winner of his only start th is year on a disqualification. S ,i,:tI:_ Phi'w" ' 1' tPnth (',-.,, tl ..-' ''- - v - - - -- T'"cJIijJ fl ILAI Starts C3iii LII. season, i sciring three stakes victories and Native Guest two, Coming to the Preakness from the Kentucky Derby fiell are Avatar, who was second in the Run for theRoseg; Diabolo, was third; Master Derby, fourth; Media, fifth; Prince Thou Art, sixth, and Bold Chapeau, eighth. All 10 will carry 126 pounds over the 13-16 miles, a sixteenth , a mile shorter than the Derby and 5-l6ths of a mile shorter tLtri the Belmont. Like the Derby did in its centennial last year, the Preakness is expected to set records in its 100th running for gross value at $210.600 and the wumcr' share of $l8,lOo. Also expected are more than the 61,657 fans who watched Secretariat win the race in 1973. Millions more will see the 5:40 p.m., EDT, race on television or hear It on radio (both CBS) ...- - '. from 5-6 p.m. - PHILADELPHIA (AP) As the seconds ticked away in the closing minutes Th ursda y night, 17,077 voices rose in unison, "13cr-nee! Ber nee!" they chan ted in exultation of Bernie Parent, the goaltender who has shown the Philadelphia Flyers - _. - ----- -. -- o o en ow a ace ___________ The switch across the bay to San Francisco dampened the delirium of several Oakland fans after Wednesday night's 83-79 victory over the (7hicago Bulls that boosted the Warriors into the finals. "It's unfair to the Warriors and unfair to the fans," said Tim Bayard of the Fast Bay community of Lafayette. "We've supported themand now they have to play in San Francisco." Al t houg h th e Bullets won th ree of four games from th e Warriors during the season and had a much better overall record, two Chicago players gave the Califor nians a chance, "Washington will dominate around the basket," said veteran forward Chet Walker, "But the Warriors are not only a better Fhooting team, they're quicker." said guard Jerry Sloan. But Norm Van I,ier, the Bulls' other guard, duagreed. "I'd like to see the Warriors win, but Washington is too awesonic," he said, point bomb, but referee Ed Rush already 'was waving his arms, indicating the game was over. Leonard rushed onto the floor along with one of his players, Kevin Joyce. Afterwards, Joyce admitted he had shoved a patrolman. When he returned to the locken'oom, Joyce said "there were some policemen outside saying they wanted to arrest me and I sure didn't need that." Leonard claimed there was no way that Rush "could hear that buzzer and he didn't check with the official at the table. Some of us thought that we had five seconds to go. But that's part of the game. It was good, rough, tough basketball." Kentucky Coach Hubie Brown said he thought only two seconds were left when Keller had the ball. "Keller was still thinking about what he was going to do when the referee indicated the game was over. But I'm not going to get into any controversy as to whether the shot was good or not. Gilmore's game-winning shot was the only one he made in the second half as hefinLshed with 12 points. Dan Issel with 22 and Marvin Roberts with 16 provided the scoring punch for Kentucky. George McGinnis, who had scored only seven points by halftime, ignited the Pacers' rally and finished with 30 points. Joyce had 16. nee! Delr ee Parent Heads F hockey's promised land: the Stanley Cup. Ber-nee! Ber-nee!"they implored, almost begging for some t5 er nee ! in W . . U S A break led to Bill Barber's o pe rung score, at 3:42 of th e thth period. Van Impe's shot f rom th e the blue line t uk a crazy hop off the backboards, and whil e Sabres netminder Gerry Desjardins looked to his right for the puck, it had rebounded to Barber at the left side of the net. sign of acknowledgement from their hero. Behind a painted fiberglass mask, Parent heard their call and smiled. "It's good," he said of the support he and his teammates Md. PRICES START AT _________ _________ ______ Muhammad All Itterald Photo by Gordon W1111amson) League Meets ,j, _____ & i FREEZER BIG SELECTION 7 - _....,,,,, - Cl much that I couldn't be frightened by All. / WATCH Official timer. Keller crossed the center line and let go with his three- ________ . In the case of people who ask mali ciously, I think it's even very sick on the third try, but reunion on the same evening! us because he was keeping more important to answer them shewasabetotelephoneher Mywfesaysthatwiilnot everybodyjnthewardawake. calmly and kindly. Th sister w ho rushed over and took miss her class reunion no ey obCan you help me? viously need to be shown an her to the hospital. Of course, matter what, and I feel the LIGHT SLEEPER example of gracious behavior. • IkL -- nationwide home television via ABC. The network figures 50 million will watch All's first per. formance on the free screen since 1966. ABC has put up $1.5 million for rights to the fight with AU guaran teed $1 million and Lyle $1 00,. (XX) like the first two times, she same way about mine. DEAR LIGHT: Your husband LIKES PEOPLE IN PORT. survived. We have had all sorts of Now my wife is barely advice on how to settle It, but should see an ear, nose and LAND speaking to Ine- She Accus" Me we want to know how you'd throat doctor. Some snorers can CONFIDENTIAL TO &J.L; be cured with minor surgery. 11 stake of wanting her dead. That's not It t. a mental note of It. You true, Abby. If I had wanted her BILL IN ATLANTA he can't, try ear plugs for can te ll a great dc-al about a dead, I wouldn't have rushed IU'UU. person by observing how he DEAR BILL: Simple. I'd go , her to the hospital the first two DEAR ABBY: This Is i treats someone who can't do limes. On the third try, I felt to my class reunion, and let my husband go to his. response to "had It with Clods," him any good. hat I had to teach her a lessi; -n. the handicapped person who Was I wrong? DEAR ABBY: My problem is resent ed being asked about his N.%MELS my husband's snoring. I am a EPP DEAR NAMELESS: Yet. An very light sleeper, and he (or her) handicap. I, too, have a handicap that attempted suicide Is a snores ao loud that l can't sleep. sham.... arms, desperate cry for help. I hope I have tried waking him U unlike "Had it, I am not I your wife Is getting professional and asking him to turn over on trip to Investigate the u& his side, but that doesn't work. resentful if strangers inquire. WtalW as IM,.71 officeirs of 6e SaWord Business and Professional Women's Club at the Cqd derlying reasons for her As soon as he's asleep. he rolls Restaurant, Wednesday night, were (from left) Myrtle Gradlçk, second vice president; Installing suicidal behavior. She may over on his back and starts to _________________________ officer Betty Hudick, assistant director of DIstrict 5; Nora Gordon, preside nt ; Jtme Fo ley, make yet ano th er attempt snore again. corresponding secretary; Margaret Gauss, recording secretary and Joanne Hegshaw, _______ and suc- ed, just to leach YOU I don't want to start taking treasurer. (Herald Ph,to by Tom Vlsseent) a lesion. pills to make me sleep, and i DEAR ABBY: My wife and I don't want to have to go into my have a problem. We both little boy's room as 7 have done .. an official determination to be made." The teams will be in Indianapolis for games Saturday and Monday. The score was tied 93-93 when Artis Gilmore put up a fourfoot spinning hook to pull Kentucky ahead, bringing a roar from the crowd of 13,212 in Freedom Hall. How much time was left? Two seconds according to the Lyle rts woraca nmmseu into goodanape and should weigh a bout 215 for the bout at th e Las Vegas ConventIon Cen te r wi th My handicap La part of me, although admittedly, probably the least Important part of all. -, . .............- - Channel 9, 9 p.m. ' - LOUISVILLE, K)'. (Al') Indiana Coach Bobby Leonard insisted that the timer made q mistake. Billy Keller was positive the,' was plenty of time left on the clock when he fired off a 45-foot shot that was disallowed. When the shouting and pushing ended Thursday evening, the final score read Kentucky 95, Indiana 93, giving the Colonels a 2.0 cushion in the best-of-sevenseries for the American Basketball Association championship. However, John Welssert, the Pacers' general manager, said the club would send a formal protest—and the $100 fee required to post it—to the league offices today. Weissert also said the Pacers will rtview videotapes of the game in hopes of finding evidence to support their claim. "We feel we had a justifiable protest and that we won the game," he said. " You can't take the game away from a team in the championship series. We may be wrong, but we want 'I've waited 10 years for this chance and talk Isn't going to make any difference to me," the challenger declares. All will come in between 220 and 221, somewhat heavier than he was in recent years but a couple pounds lighter than when he knocked out Chuck Wepner in 15 rounds in the Initial defense Off his record, Lyle will be tougher than Wepner. a fighter Ali has not yet degnifled in poetry. . - •-'-.... Luck 1 3 Colonels 95, Pacers 93: Shouts,, Shoves, Protests jj fights great, he's got speed and endurance, If you sign to fight him, increase your insurance," Lyle. who spent 61, years in the Colorado penitentiary on a second degree murder conviction, shrugs off the boasts and the teach her a lesson. She was schools are having their 10th private room atnoextracosjto - h k (I..UIAV £ WdIILCU LU .,,,:' BALTIMORE AP John L. Greer's Foolish Pleasure carries the role of heavy favorite—and two tiny omens of bad luck—into Saturday's centennial running of the Preakness Stakes. .':.'.-.-L'.-".. ireakness tolu.4..s.ucky Derby victory s.ihe t*s in ciüdi of the second Triple Crown sweep in three years. But the Preakness will be the 13th race of Foolish Pleasure's career and the 13th anniversary of trainer LeRoy Jolley's trip t Pimlico with another favorite, Ridan, who wound up second in the 1962 Preakness. The favorite's role against a field of nine challengers puts no special pressure on Jolley. "I'd rather have the favorite than any of the others," he said, "But the pressure's there. That's why guys in this busine have more ulcer scars than anybody else," Jolley added, "Qiances like this Just don't come along every day. Winner of 11 of his 12 races, Foolish Pleasure needs victories in both the Preakness and the June 7 Belmont Stakes to match Secretariat's Triple Crown sweep of 1973, the first in 25 years. ('hal)prjnv Foolish Pleasure on Saturday will be six horses :..•-. ome ---jz-.-. wI,.h ,...i.,,1 ,..,liI If someone Is sufficiently Interested to ask, why shouldn't I a nswer poli tely and calmly? To pretend that the handi ca p J.uazi't exisi, and to expect others to, is unrealistic. 9 AS Nev. (AP) — Heavyweight boxing champion ..Iumwuiw M, p uiui.s uauy ne 'iI knoc out c allenger Ron Lyle In the eighth round tonight. Lyle, the ex-convict from Denver, says the fight may not go that far, and All will be taking the count. Most observers side with the champion and don't think he'll have much of a test in the second defense of the crown he won , from George Foreman in Zaire, Africa, last year. All, now 33, waxes poetical and philosophical In the manner of 1964 when he first ruled the heavyweight ranks. Husband Ignores Suicide Attempt DEAR ABBY: My wife attempted suicide (with pills) twice. Both times she came running to me to tell mc what ahehaddone,solrushed her to the hospital to have her stomach pumped. She pulled that stunt again. and I ref used to take her to the H IV She got off to a fine start'with available. For your copy write exactly the right size and to Elsa Wil!irr', Rn* 7RR, quality of needles, fine ta pestry Grand Central Station, N.Y. wool in a delicately shaded 10017. range of colors — and then she A simple design on a hold chose the cheapest canvas In scale for a carpet or quickpoint the store. I couldn't resist asking her pillow may have only five why, and the answer, with a threads to the inch. MedIUIfl shrug, was, 'It's not that im.. canvas — say 10 threads to the Inch will help capture details portant.. It won't show." expression. Canvas that's 13 threads to Mono cans-a. the Inch is my preference for most pieces. It's easy to see each thread, yet fine enough for detail. I'd advise avoiding canvas with rough, starched finishes; It takes force to pull threeds through It and ,our yarn may fray. Duo canvas You should also be aware of She couldn't be further from Mono, a single-thread canvas, the truth, and Duo, a double-thread That canvas was going to be canvas. Duo permits in the foundation of her work, the teresting contrasts. On a 1 support of her careful design thread Duo canvas you can do and hours of stitching. With a 10 stitches per inch in gros point fine strong canvas her effort and 20 stitches per Inch (for a could become a piece of lovely face or flower) in petit point, heritage needlework that would A cheap canvas Is a bargain last for generations. that can be costly. -- I ie I• - of a more Intricate design. Fine pe t point canvas, 17 to 22 threads to the inch, gives you a chance to execute exquisite flower petal shading, and lets a pictured face some alive with il -I•• - - — -.---_______________________________________________________________________________________ I 13-Preakness ! - endurance. If you sign to fight him, Dr. Piers reminds parents adopting Vietnamese children that emotional difficulties show themselves In Friday, May U, 17S—tB receive at their Spectrum home. "That's why we work so hard to have the extra playoff game he re," hard work—Parent's hard work—closed the door and the goal on the Buffalo Sabres Thursday night in the opener of the National hockey League's final playoff series. Parent was astonishing in the 4-1 triumph, especially during a full minute of siege while the Sabres had a two-man advantage. The pressure was on. Buffalo had not won here in their fiveyear history. They had never beaten Parent. And they had lost the last 13 exhibition and regilar season meetings to the Flyers—with or without Parent. So %- hep Philadelphia right wing Gary Dornhoefer and de. (ensemsn Andre Dupont were sent off with penalties within a second span, Buffalo pulled out all its offensive stops. And Parent pulled all the defensive ones. Shot after shot rocketed towards his goal. Leg save, stick save, glove save. ..and th e Sabres were stopped. "It was one of th ose t hings," Parent said. "You make the right move, the puck hits you, th en you get a few breaks and win the game." Others were far more laudatory of the 30-year-old goaltender ho held the fort until a slow-starting Philadelphia attack could . The Flyers managed only two shots in th e first period, the first by defenseman Ed Van Impe with 842 left in the session. There were eight more shots in the second period, but no goals. Ilianks to Parent, however, Buffalo hadn't scored, either. Desjardias, who was beaten 2' minutes later by Ross Lonsberry and at 11:41 by Bobby Clarke. Buffalo's Rick Martin ternporarily cut Philadelphia's lead to 2-1 at 1 1:07 7 of the period with a blisterin g 20-foot slap shot that was In before Parent could blink. Super Sport Seventy athletes will compete Jerry Mayes, last years Saturday, Sunday and Monday champion in the older group, for individual honors in the are competing. second annual Sanford Super- Athlete Competition. Participants will compete in seven of the 12 events. The top Competitor in the five age groups and the over-all winner will receive trophies. Nine athletes are competing in the grades "group; 17 in Competition will be held at Seminole High School. except bowling and golf coin. petition, which was held at Bowl America and Mayfair Club respectively. Competition begins at 10 a.m. Saturday, I p,m. Sunday, and old; 14 in 27-35 years old; 15 in weighilirting, basketball' free 36 years and over. ttwow, badiiuitc and ping Mickey Mngle. who won the pong begin at 7 p.m. Monday in youth age group last year, and the SIN gy1n. Milwaukee Brewe rs: Long And Short Of It - KEA �28-Evning Herald Sanford. Ft. Friday, May 1. 11175 N[01 WOREBOAR i D Waltrip EIGHTH: IM- TrsI 8- $LO: 1+ tH,cM46 I;? Decatur One (Martin) 92. 3 Mr. Booeyt (O.oracei 41.s Whammy Ball HuenpI$riS)3 1:6 Hivy T Victor y Baseball American i. NINTH I W I ii II 621 -. 11 13 519 3 11 15 4*3 1 13 14 1$) 4 12 17 4)1 12 1$ 6 West 19 12 .613 - Pct. 08 Baltimore CU'OiI CIevi.er$d NM Doub'e ' D s CrySt4l Brdes) S 2 . League East Milwaukee s C)e'vrlana a Mi lwau kee S. Te*as S Only games %(Pfd,jlId Today' s Ga.es C.I;?orn;a f'Tanana 20 and ; j,ro 11' at Baltimore ','rnr S and CL*IW 22). 7. 't n C.', (Lee tLrr;r 13). Cakland (51. . 611 Shot (Huey) 3 1. t FHtfttS Fire (Rugg)es) 1 1. 5 Winning Tra (Rtqtjr) 51. 6 Ace H11 N,cPioII) 7 7: Y. Dl.sn1s Led (Paul 97. I 711 at New 'art (Dobson 741. (n) Dn (LOI)C1 37) ' Teus 'c*n IE. -' • '• , :::; . ,., ... a Byrd (Blocd) II. 3 7 Frisky Doiv (IPrdttld) 31. 1 Cumban FrIi,c (Larrabee) 41, S Sharp Vir'. IRnu,) Si, 7 Robni Kim (Ber,:nak)31,I Carlton Time (Sical 31 TWELFTH 1 M- Pace Clag1 Kasy Btueçrass Larra*r, S, 1. 7 Freeze (No Driver) 7.': Brarc (Cvarli 101 1 Aj Ar.: (Brainard) 31; 6 Sorrootwi vanDentr) 11. 7 Mutiny K. 8. iii 51, I Mighty MOutN r tChaimpiw Ail at Mile-11"or t1P1 Pit Stop &r4tlft (kuc'k) I I. M In) in (1 8yi' e in n.nqi, coinØeton 01 suspended City 420 at Nashville Speedway and jumped into the second leg lead Winston Dip compeiioL The ar-old FraiijUjn. Tem., compe titor started from the pole position in his Terminal Transport OVØt, and 101 WjIc, ichard Co4oi Me Beanie I8rttOv$) .. . M usic I TENTH IM- PeC3- %6X Dr Ruff (HObb..) 101. 2 Mar Ca land Br ooks (Hse4I) 11 1. 3 L i~ 15 14 S43 I'-. Harc-yec (SicaI 5 I, I General . Kenss city ii 1& 57' 217 (K uCla) &lr &1r 5 1avn v Pick Minrwwta 14 14 SM 3$ 6 wrstecns Be'. BrIdç& Calms lê 17 0s I PP.lt;pjI Ii. 7, A V% 12 tc tV 7 (Martin ... Thiri4ayi ReswIt (80510111 S 1 KansasCity 3, Bost C 'ria '- race C York Young Da rrell Wal trip, posting a flawless performance on his tEmetraCk. scored the first Grand National win of his career ________________________________ M- Pace C 1-SliSO R NASCAR ,.rre5Ota (G.ol?z 3'7). (r Cleveland Ikern DC) a' C 13 15 441 6' Lc* cites " Atlanta 1$ 1$ C 'iC.a.W(t. ii Is .300 5 San Di90 15 II - S FrancIsco 0 4 uston 11 15 uperstar B) CARL Illimmormw finished more Ulan two Laps ahead of Benny Parsons. Wkrip, as predicted by The Herald, is on his way to t'umIJig the next super-star of the NASCAR Grand NUonal circuit. I I w aá m t e z-m11e Indianapolis Speedway at 193.976m.p.h. to earn his fourth Indy pole in his gleaming Coyote. Hisslowst lap was l in.p.h. and his fastest a sluling i mpii . -- the front stretch greeri flag. Bob in the race. tempt He qualified in the filth row. Last year he qualified well, only to blow a motor in the first lap. Ed Merdith took another second place In the limited sport. sman last week at Volusla County Speedway. He again follo wed Joe Faircioth, who took his second feature of the year. Ricky Turner's turn to wave that checkered flag is ap. rroaching. He was leading the race again when a pin came out Of his steering shaft, causing the car to go into the dirt bank in the fourth turn. Harold Johnson and Billy Price had good finisbea once again, but Girls Dellarco blew a moor In his late model, putting him out of commission for a ciçle weeks. Buster McCally broke a tie-rod when another car rammed him. Tampa another lie-md. Rance Phillips of Waycross, Ga. won the .,-4 1--% ---------u -. was second. The Herald would like to give all motor sports the coverage they deserve, if you are involved in a sport that Is being neglected, or if you are building a new machine, drop a line to the paper and we will make sure it gets covered ...--.- Thersday s CP'lcago A. Houston 2 Ph4adetda 65. Cincinna?o 13) (n) 50:lioli)(S) 4004-20370 2 D:avoto 5? Lcu's (Gibson 13) it San(I) 170 3503. Newport ValIy (2 rancsco (Montefusco 721. () 460Q (I 5) 515101 11S, 11,211 $141.00 I Sa?vfays Giii 715 3 Cincinnati a? Montreal ELEVENTH: 1 Space Conqueror St LouIs it San FrancIsco (G. BoISlai) (1) 100 3.30 500 2. Atlanta it PtladeIa. Spring Daisy (4) 17 10110 3, Boruiie New York at Hatori. tn) NW 1 (ri) Attendance 1410 - Handle cttcago a? San Dieoo. In) ._ 4F (Larratiee) ID). 7 0 .1 I irS? team champion. (JOffpqv,) 3 1; $ AdiosHerIhtI 1 FIFTH 1 M- Trol I, ____ 2 'p- - *...' (i."k:4 I 3 #cv' Opisso \ NO/ COED, .'t19 I-iE OUT "tOU'QE RIGHT, ALLEY! 'T14V'RE )• ' GONG T00 FAST! T14Eii.,t. NEVM M*JtE IT! '•'- I S .' - . -. ' • I, ( • r. C I I • .,, I -s :. .- • i)t'-t ' j Q 1093 The partial elimination had 53 worked. West was 5. ''- (o spades and had to lead c ie right North' East -' " . ( , ,'> '• ot D; j Cr .. ( ,'. C WFL Trio. ac mai former World Football League to consider action. players owed 1974 salaries by Hammond, a Daytona Beach Florida teams claim they are attorney, called the WFL being "blackmailed" Into change in plans "demeaning to signing 1975 contracts In order the players and not good at all to collect back pay. for football in general. and soggy from two days of The charges by quarterback "I played pretty good, just didn't get Bob Davis and running back the ball close enough to the hole," A.D. Whitfield of the (WUflCt Top Trevino, who complained bitterly of poor Florida Blazers and Kim Hampotting alter missing the cut in mood of the Jacksonvile Sharks week's Byron Nelson Classic In Dallas. were reported Or. Twins "It's getting better," he said, grinned Ia.iido S&II1-StaX. m and Twins finally and paused. "It couldn't get any worse." WFL Commissioner Chris beat th e rain, and then the Tony Jacklin N England shot a 73 in pj Heznmeter had said in DECUfl. Rebels beat the Twins. first start of a return to fulltime cambet that new owners would be. The Rebels downed the Twins petition In the United States. gin mee ting back salaries by Thursday In the first Pee -10 Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Johnny April with 15 per cent "down Wee League baseball game of Miller and Gary Player are not corn. paynients" on money due. He the season. The season was peting. said the balance would come In sciwiciuied to begin Tuesday, but matched par 72 on the 7, CWyard Lakewood Country Club course, still wet '*'i,,g ij t by Lorry Las J LOOKS SKiN- SWIMSUIT hiannual payments over five Larry Gran am, an as- r'n Deiesus *orld m,dot,'.,;g,,t being ma'c. wci- ctr.ri ci Auto Racing. t4f'QgIr draftN the players would be I'M APRA conducted, and the ABA would means that he could get his foot function with eight franchises, in the door. llowevet, It really its fewest ever, "I'd r.thr hit'' .tht nl,,I HA RNESS depends on the quality of p1a th. fi'Irt (inn. RACI?1. ' • ' TMSit ,' down, Bill. Let's talk till Janie's ready. your mind off the refrigerator!" . FUNNY BUSINESS IMF . it'll help take By Roger BoIIen . pioge. 1111W • St for 14COBY MODERN unpleasant possibility, lie book to "Win at Bridge." (do this thought for quite a while and newspaper). P0. Box 489. Radio finally figured out a line of play CstyStation. New York, Y. 10019 Ill _ SL"4SI'AitR E7'TEHIH)SE ASS\ by Garry Trudeau 4TV MW MPTRR1/( IT -9- ( SO, BIPPI A '9 1 Of t.Z6i7W V ' )tW ,V'tW - ~ )Wf V M4€RY SOil V )CX/ XDtY. U&7WFX5r AZD IV F fl fliP /4117E M7E W4) I 1EL H / tZE IAM4Y! X4RV1 /S lit cC4S5 YCA &C[WIM YUK! uhf ! Y BUT . /W 6'A 1AN •/14/ RAs 00 GS BUNNY IN -W. - - 'I. by • Heimdohl & Stol sTe. Lill, TUMBLEWEED by 1. K. Ryan WHY VE CHOPFALL.EN AIR, WE OI'J?, I R REdOICE 1.AlN WIUS '21L MH PSRT 51'REAM5 WITH GcopcA'WAT ER! I 6 6 6 1 61 .cfst3et. - o .ii,,.. t'% ra the three games were rained such as Dave DeBusschere I DOONESBURY e is; fit ft years from a contingency fund, out. DeBusschere Sees Battle Pass Pass spade trick. trick. South was well aware of this Send Casper Shares Golf Lea Rebels 20-10 r- West North East South 0 -u 1/ 2 • Pass 3* Pass 3V 3• Nss 3 A Pass 4 • If West makes a normal lead Pass 4 V Pass 4.1i I S',Ith gets in. knocks out the Ros 71 • Pd'" ace of trumps, gets in again. You, South, hold: ulls the Lsttnimpsandmakes £KQ9SSVA2 •K4A987 is contract without any fanWhat do you do now' tare. He actually makes an A -Hid six diamonds. You would overtrick if a spade is led. not have used tllackwood If ) ov When we watched this hand were not going to bid a slam when played West was unkind enough your partner showed enough aces. to open the ace of clubs and conTODAY'S QUESTION lfltlP 1110 !tiIt. After this :t3rt Instead of bidding five diamonds South would have come up a trick short if he had gone right your partner has bid five hearts to after trumps. East would take show two aces in response to your his ace and give his partner a Blackwood call What do you do club ruff. West would get out . Answer Monday with a diamond and wait for a I IMPUS CLATTER with BIM4 I - lit The bidding has been: By Oswald & James Jacoby - Darrell Wattrfpwto Music City 4. 4W ~qjf Openrnglead - A* . ORLANDO (AP) - Three hope to meet within two weeks prompted lus vrithdrawal from this tournament, followed a rest with a five- Zip SOSIb I• Pass i 4 2, Pass 31'4.T Pass 4v Pass Pass '1v1' ............... up to declarer's nice tenace. o Lt = INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - neither machine has been up to mething," said a friend. "It mon and Tom Bigelow. tagin A.ndretti. forced to pass the in miles r hour level fig- just wouldn't seem like I In the iii) m.p.h. range were i4-r up the first weekend of quail. wed to be the minimum needed dianapolis witkx,ut him." Jan Opperman, George Fol- under-par 67 that gave him a share N the lead with Larry Nelson in Thursday's first round N the $150,000 New Orleans Open Golf Tournament. Just one stroke back at 68 were England's gangling Peter Oostertñs, Allen (no relation to Johnny) Miller, Gary Sanders, Mike Morky aid Danny Edwards. Veteran Dave Hill beaded another large group at 69. Defending champion Lee Trevino as a partial elimination play. Ins ead of starting on trumps he cashed dummy s ace and king of diamonds and ruffed a third diamond with a high trumD so as to guard against a possi le overrud. Then he led a trump. East took his ace and gave his partner a club ruff but that didn't do the defense any good. Pass •' .. by Dick Tumor bacon, he used what is known *Q J 7 West "':'.. .--.-..--.•-.. An rettl* Seeks In / CARNIVAL that might bring home the NORTH (D) £52 V K 84 2 i". ( 64 4 K 105 WEST EAST * K 10 9763 * 84 V75 VA6 QJ2 • 10975 4A3 498642 - ¼' Friday, May 14, 1975-38 By OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY Neither vulnerable '.' - / I "' Everting Herald, Sanford, Fl. WIN AT BRIDGE SOUTH alA Q r - Wrtl 1 p m (2)- Championniiip Fish" 1 p m. (13)- CBS Sports $pectucvlur; Ant. Cervantes s I 'IYMV H,D. j . 30 0 m Rip Il \ DLj? , ,(.Dir _ But th Two of the three games sistant coach N the San Antonio also Wing and a linebacker last year because N rain. for t• Uj h] Harold Gaines was the tlnel-Star that only WFL Atlanta at Philadelphia NEW YORK (AP) - Dave Neither has had much ex. with Larry O'Brien soon," De- baske tball teams th Re bels' big stick with a double ' Cincinnati at MontreI an hold on players signing new contracts DBusscbcre, e the new commis- penence on the job, but accord- Bussthere said Thursday after to two weak ones," said De- are receiving the down and two singles. Mike Knight New York a P4ovVon Chk*w of Son D'evo sioner of the American Basket- ing to DeBusschere, it won't be being named the seventh corn- Bussdere. who was given a mentt added a bases-loadeti double t. Louis at San Frarc sco Decathlonball Association, is ready to go long before they will meet on missioner in the eight-year his- multi-year contract at an estiand Ken Freeman and John Pottsg' at Los An;eles "We're giving them one-on-one with Larry O'Brien, the major "es confronting tory N the ABA. mated $100,000-$l25,000 per money upon signing," said Magowen poked two singles his counterpart in the National both leap. '1 don't know what we'll dis- year. "It's a good possibility we Grantham of the Wing, which apiece. Basketball ASSOdatIOfl. 'I'm sure IT get togtther CUSS4iiaybe the weather," he could go with eight teams," Harness Racing Staffs has negotia ting dots to formetr Steve Boyd rapped a double added with a n1lc. DeBusschere, a star in the Blars He said the plan calls for the Twins. Seri1y, however, one of the NBA for 12 seasons with the for paying unsigned players in Twins Entries 143 3-I1 4* biggest problem of the two Detroit Pistons and New York full out of the contingency fund, 4-4--fl 5 4 Today leagues Is the long-standing Knicks before joining th ABA's "hopefully" beginning in TONIGHT New York Nets this season as January. Sports question of merger. MERRITT ISLANDFIRST k.M-P.c,f3--$400: 1. "Merger eventually will fall vice president and general Is like blackmail," said P.'ar C y 'Brjkl Competition begins today in the 2 into place," said the 34-year-old manager, said another high Whitfield. "This is wholly tineM is Oata e'*n'anI 1). 3 BiSY Florida high school decathlon, ° Y would be trying to thical and undemocratic. This DeBusschere. the youngest 31. 1 OcMa ()fl TV tCrat*) 3-1; S. Co01 HandBenny Luke which for the first time is a true commissioner In pro basketball fin.'lize a national television does not help WFL credibility, IWCiVtI 41.4 Jo%eiaIe Admi rer decathlon, history. "It's Inevitable, but I contract. IThich is just what Hemmeter (fl4$) $1. 7 Tanttys Sptf ire Q=ges in the decathlon don't think it's necessary in orHe said the lack of a W conhas been trying to restore." (Sriniqs 51 I C)'ri Gold (KvCi.a) schedule are designed to SATURDAY 51. der for us to survive and fjjuj.. tract "has hurt the ABA 53 "All I know is that they SECOND: 1 M-Trot C 3-5600 1 prevent domination by sprinmuch as anything. We just don' t 30 p rn 1331-- GreateI Spoils Legends ish." t (WFL) are playing games Make The Battle Las s ie (Mahar) 92, ters. Several running events, pm (7, II- BaiebiII Worm up get the exposure aIIdpeep14I Sor'ega?e Sup (Pa??erion) 11; again," said Davis. "We j.st 2 - IS p m (2, II - Baseball C .ncinn.ati RiCe at l,lcrtr,a I Ei rus Long Hot Summer What the ABA needs iinmeunable o appreciate Hansel Rodney (Blood) 77. 4 Royal have been initiated. 'a n garv.e M'Iaauk ee Brewe,s at Minn,jta TLnSt war twhat's owed Ifyj diately to survive and flourish AReal wart 'The mflIfl events TE the Harvester (Wyit?) S 1; S Devils that we have. We (eel th 7 70 p m (9)- Championship WrestlmQ COOL ONE is financially secure franchises, we have some ey are going to get their Mvo,atr (lapo) Ii. 4 Able Eden 100-yard, 120-yard jj 3 pr (I))- Water World yard teuiQes best Young league started again and that is what the ambitious players m (9)--. Pro Tennis Semi IdlIS01 Alan King Tenni ClaSsic (BLOOd) 41. 7 (.ra. U 0Liv hurdles, the 440-yard dash and in tBrhinard) 101. * C. .1 R odne ip m (14)- Sports "7k professional Psylngthemajorltyoftheplay. DeBUSSChErE said would be his Generai Electric y the mile run. Numetous field (Tgtylor) ii 5pm. (6. 131- TrioPreahneu: 10Pt running at Baltimore's ers'. they are going to be in first Ot'det f T14' RD 1 M- Pace C 3-5400; t. events also are slated. Pirnilco Pace Course. 0 There have beca rumors trouble Cash Bci (Serbes) 101; 2 Wlmas 50m (S)- Pro TennisSemo finals 01 F amily CWc,, Cup. ,aped Cen?ralAircondlflonfng Competition begins today ats At present, thereareIoABA recently that the ABA was d 3 p.m (9) WIde World Of Sports Ifld'lnipoIis $00 time trials; "We may be going to court System Chip(VanDeventer) 3 1 3 O?eca franchises, but two of the MiS (Beremak) S 1. 4 Tamena Jan p.m. and Saturday at 2 pIn, at AcrId Wrist Wrestling C'iavnpiorntnps; IfltvflItin.l Cliff Diving m, to completing a iv deal with soon," said Davis of a possible (Ulmer) 72. 3 Eyre Thrill Merritt Island High ScIxxlI. CP'amp10nips Memphis and San Diego, ran NBC. An NBC spokesman said, Injuncti WALL PLUMBING on request to halt Ow 570 PM (351- Fishtr'man' riIeno lot trout an saon in fBriniIe,) 57.6 Dla.na.d U Henna Each school can i'.4 three Into numerous financial prob- however, that nothing definite ' HEATING, INC. (Taylor' 1%. 7 Duser W (800d9 competitors. 'cper Great Lakes urea WFL's season until the matter I lems during the 1974-75 season had yet been t, : I Ot'ci Dream (WerkP*ser) 8) 1007 p r! -. *rrslI.nq antordAy,)72.*s.7I is reo1ved. lie said ex.Blazcni Mike Roberson of Winter and both were taken over by the rCoRTPi , M -- Pace cmg7 p m fii- Greatest Sports LegneS "I don't think, though, that a $' I Pqakett 1VarerScke.f Park, the defending individual 770 pm '35. Ii)- Baseball Atlanta Braves at Pladelpitia league. It is unlikely that either commissioner can sell a con32 7 ¶.tt Art, $C AieIi,l 41 champi on , will 1Ot COInpete will operate r*kl ason, unless tr.'1 because of who he is," L.r.' 1 31. i T.",'s Mis " ç r .'. 1r'rr.1?,.i-.,1; Ct onsP p restIng ecauae N minor injuries. Ris,$I (MartIn) $ I. S. Mannart fresh morw is found by June 1 added the spokesman. "Of IIICII 7 04edre Ran' 77. a Meadow Zoo Tampa Leto is the defending SUNDAY ShOuld they fold, a dispersal course, a well-known pern 3131 If mu r~,11 ' .1 4,5 .1h 4 ,S OM E N44 •'.... fl47) U150 1 1 SEVENTH: Roman Aflar CT. NEW ORLEANS (AP) - A little rest, Paul (fl 500 310 230 2. DOVS says Billy Casper, makes all the dif3 Danoy (6)5503603 Sir Hampton fere Atlanta nce. (I) 3.20 Q (4 fl $50T (76-1) pontø. rain • 3. "Down through the years, the key to C 10 NTH:1. Haul F re'gM CM my success has been in getting time Games Bridges) (5)341012207102 Kt?iY away fr Cinnati om gulf," the portly, 43-year.okj fl)rtam 32) 1? Creed (3) 210 210 3 R ud y Adams Montreal (Blair 1-41. (n) , veteran said. "I can get away for a time, (3 S31 60 . Atlanta Caie 31) at 51.22910 Tfl7 rest, get cctmpletely refreshed. (CtirIsternnn 0.0). NINTH:). Loyal ODti0n New York (Saver 1.3) at Ovoracek) "That's what I did the last few weeks. (3) 470 1.60 3.10 2 Houston (Derter 13). (nt 37 at San Varity Bomb (1)3.102.10) Merle Just chased the kids around the farm." C1CQ0 8onr VIø '1)360 Q (2 7) 111 001(771) And Casper, though still suffering from O4ee (Mcln?osi Piflsbih (Brett 32) at La 110120 1 2.14.3 the lingering effects of a virus that once TENTH: 1. Wenevi, Bert (0 Arve" (Hoolos INTO 1.7. FLJ:zZ - . Clark) (7) 740 5CC 300 7 Bin 607302 Lot us Bud (4) 2.60 3 17 25 .311 12i" 7107 Trtjai Honor (2)7.200 (1-1) 1010 1 Games /%%I'' B I! 5d1IF -- 15T A .1. eEE ;P d FIFTH: 1 Bert S?arIt Way (C Baby (7)5003003 BetmasBoyffl 3 W Q 1? 7) $15 OCT 127.13 Isa 'I' 3 U) SIXTH; I Genie East (S. Seebs Wall,.. lIAl4 In the front row with Fo1, two more former winners, Gorden Jolircock and Bobby Unser, will lead the pack of 33 cars fying, is suddenly not the cinch for a we Behind starting SPOL it's only Eldon : he was to make his 11th In(Oten 1-3). (n) Cannon, Mike Hk'e jj j esuirs ly to fillthe last five spots, or Simpson. '.' 'eu6e at Minnesota feel I have a good shot at it-not bump slower machines, Andretti, competing in the .nias City a? Boston. (n) THURSDAY Monaco Grand Pm while quai just squeeking into the show CaIferna at Baltimore. (r) Graham McRae, the top CakI at New York. ('i) FIRST; 1 Mth.anna Chel (A ifying was going on here last with it," Andretu explained. "If On the bubble are Lee Kun- rookie here in 1973, was schedOe!rot at Tcs..as. Z nl r'en...on) 7I6103 W S1o2.J H Saturday and Sunday, had the car will only do 182-ILl nnan at 10.4 m.p.h. in an uled to make an appearance to. Cleveland it CP'c.ago. (n) Time (1)t005ØQ3 Rutty H (5)700 m.p.h.flatout,I'flswltchtothe Eaglc..offy and Alloquastojna day In Roger McCluskey's Sedays Games 0 (17) 51550 1 (71*) $107.70 T more or less accepted Calfoini. at Paflr,e Eagle because I know what it's McLaren.Offy at 180.7 m.p.h. backup McLaren.Offy, consid3U A fying in one of the last two CAkl&V at New York capable of." SECOND: 1. Easter Prodtjc? (0 still open in the 33-car field, Above them, the speeds hop ered very capable c'f sufficient -i.a% C at BO%?C' "ti) tS: I SC 11 20 310 2 '' "Ws definitely going to go," .' #a.kee at M.nnew?a Teammate Al Uriser, who almost two miles per hour to speeds. Fi'.cr t .1 7 20 70 S 60 3, M ss 8 e r'.eland at Cb)cago Andretti said of narcsftr th (SI) $13170 T e new C- qualified an Eagle-Offy earlier Sheld Kinser at 1.i89 m.p.h. Top speed of practice Thurs@)all worth-powered Parrelli he is at 185.452 m.p.h., had the Co& Based on practice times day belonged to A.J. Foyt in his THIRD: 1 Quaker Cal (P trying to work uptospeed. "But worth upto1 last wee,avJ throug h Thursday, *PI't%er ) (2) 4.10 7 National L.as. newCOyOta,Whic1tUL.TIeiap la BiyVd Scor* (3) 11 £ aM 3 Ast don't know If we can get it all Artdretti neared that marked- had a 182.2 m.p.h. clocking in at 191.489 m.p.h. shortly before East . Pct. GB sovotitm sityer (61 370 Q (2 3) cured for here In time." although timers only caught Gary Bettenhausen's backup being towed in with $10110 I (2-3 all $274501 1:414 engine 70 10 44' If the new machine doei't him at 175.029. The Eagle-O's Eagle-Olfy. Others over the 180 trouble, FOURTH: 1. ,rJrey (H 15 12 54 Kreger) (7)111012*017107. Lusty come art*ind in time, Andretti top speed so far Is a chancy m.p..b. barrier were rookies BdPhilphis 17 11 .54 The final two days of quail. McKlyo (4) 570 4.70 3. Mar garet has l93Offenhau-powered 181.4 nL[lh. York 13 ii 411 ly Scott, Larry McCoy and Jerfications are Saturday and SunBrIdge (7) SIOQ (2 4) U) 10 T 341) Eagle he can jump into. But S? LOuIS St "Mario will come up with ry Sneva and veterans Dick Si- day. 13 16 44 6 5311 T 2-11 3 VzWroot West S w - Major League Becoming BEETLE BAILEY on Chic Yovrig BLOND I E 'tO.) BOYS WLL WAVE '10 BE JU5T UXI((LV, RECAREFUL•'1VU ALMOST MR BUMS'rEAc).( BROKE OUR VANDOW wrrw HAPPENED 'TO BE N 1)4AT BALL STANDING 61 ' 0 0 fl!I PRISCILLkS POP ' at f )P-'N I HM YOU 'AN SEE THE PULP MILL' r"r 07 WINTHROP by ANOTHER NOTE FiZOM THE -UJBBELL GOING ON I flWMER ,)n I its Dick C.1U 'HERE M. 45HE I TEACHER, HUH? YEAH .-- 4I&'A!k'LA.. ..kjJII R'4'CA11c ARCHIE by Bob Montanui OF COURSE NOT, MOM t I'M GONG OUT WITH YOU'RE NOT SONG our WITH THAT FILTHY SWLATER! • IL A: -u 0 KIND OF WEIRQOf YOU SAID I ____ FlEE j'- YLXi MUST THINK I'M SOME] I ' ,! del- C 'iiiti w (U I.; vs ow ' e. CAPTAIN EASY ME 'IOU 9AYI114 '7 WELt. -ER IF BUSrCR K4L1.IK4K I Nor KILLER. SEEN KIPNAPEP BY P05IBLY'4 '4 KILLER? r BEATER' by Crooks & Lawrence 17 . ORVY. PUT BACK THAT LAMP AMP DA I'3URU I BELOW' MIND HIM, A5HTRAY'-,'W0 THOSE HOTEL ORVYI. 'jQ, A HOlJE5T BVM'5 - TOWL5 CONTEMPT! Ml5TER"LEA' THE WAY TO t. CAPE LIKE YOU AN 7 NEVER I MR5. VAN It4 EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider cs' 73€ c'c' t.'€:1ijt FAST MCAY V. A 44k ------ \ 'I. �' ..--.'.--cr -- - -- -. - ,- ------.-.-. -.--,.------------ r..;.';..-.7 Jr ._7.*,_rrr1Z.&tfl "--..-"r-rr. c Friday. ?" 4B—Evenin9Hirald,Sanford, Fl. _ Women Lawyers Sue Over Legal Fees LegalNoticeI Legal Notice LegalNotice FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CLASSIFIED ADS lI. THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Coniplalnt. Notice ii hereby given that I am WITNESS MY HAND AND SE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. OR:DA IN AND FOR THE Orlando - Winter Park engaged In business at CUlT IN AND FO SEMINOLE of saId Court onlhe2Slh dayct Apt - II, Seminole COUNTY OF SEMINOLE Navigator Ave • Sanford, Seminole CIVIL ACTION NO: COUNTY. FLORIDA AD • 1975. 75-l?9.OS.D County, Florida. under the tictilious PROBATE DIVISION 8319993 (SEAL) DIvISION OF ADMINISTRATION, 11 32226________________________________ name of BATES PEANUT STATE QF case N,. Arthur H. Beckwilh, Jr. FLORIDA DEPART PRODUCTS, and that I intend to MENT OF TRANSPORTATION, Clerk of the Circuit Court JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) forl66hoursor$6aniour, the In re: I, Essat , RATES DEPT. rIst,r%aIdnamewltfltheCIerkoI ___________________________________ DONALD P. MAC GREGOR. Oy LIllian Jenkln% - Two women Lawyers have suit said. dcia. the CIrCUIt Court, Seminole County, SEMINOLE COUNTY. Deputy Clerk ithruS times --------4lca line Florida In accordance with the NOTICE OF FINAL H OURS filed a civil rights suit in federal Publish: May 2, 9, 16. 23. 1975 PIaintUfs, •ltIru2StIme$ - . . .3lca 11111 of the Fictitious Name REPORTANOAPPUCATION DENtS czrt claiming Ue' reccived times .............24c a line 1:00 AM. — 5:30 P.M. Statutes, FOR DISCHARGE To-WIt: SectIon 565.09 DYER ENTERPRISES, INC., .1 .1. lower fees than male Lawyers (52.00MINIMUM CHARGE) MONDAY thru FRIDAY NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS All persons are hereby flotlfld Florida Statutes 1957. Defendants NAME STATUTE S: James R. Bates Noon 3 LInes Minimum SATURDAY when appointed to represent IN THE CIRCUIT COUR1 OF THE thattheundersigned.asEj,ecutoro. NOTICIOF HEARING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Publish: May 2. 9. 16. 73. 197$ TOSHOWCAUSE defendants in Bradford County EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Slid estate, has completed the Notice Is hereby given that II ministration thereof and has filed in DEN.1.Q CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICE OF SUIT Circuit court. undersigned, pursuant to IIme DEADLINES said Court its final report and ai, COUNTY, FLORIL.A. THE STATE OF FLORII)'% TO: THE CIRCUIT COURT OF "FktIlIou, Name Statute," Chaps if Judith Petersen of Tampa CIVIL CASE NO. 74.723ICA4tD psicatlon fur distharge, Obleclions FLORIDA IN AND FOR THE iA 0-9, Ftrdi ta1ufej, will tegist Noon The Daj Before Publication and Carol Wild Scott of Gain. FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR theretO, it any, should b duly ed COUNTY OF SEMIN3L( Charles E. Bloom. Jr.. tn i.,t (IC-k ol th.. C'r'j'? (ot'rt, fl TGAC,E ASSOCIATION, a car. Alter tiling proof of publication CIVIL A(.TION NO. 7S-12945-D as Co Executor of the E'ste esville Filed the suit Thursday and t,.,r ''ni'u'' County, FIørir! pora'ion, etc., showing this notice has been DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION, Charles (. Bloom Sunc1a - Noon un IeceipI of of fr They namedasdefendants Gov. °Iaintut, publiShed once a week for tour STATE OF rLOPIDA DEPART co Touche Ross end Company oubocaIiwnitts,noIe,5ne fictil'. _______________________________ conwcu$it weeks, the matter of NENT OF T1UPOTArIOU. — .'.— Heubin Askew, Circuit Judge -_16.33 name, to wit: ':.ULLII HL'L L CA'LTON DUNNING Md ARCHIE approval of slid report and Pie --_ _______________________- .1 _________ York. New York. IUY _______ Theron Yawn ad " 9'e DUNNING a k-a Lavonia Dunning, o.'eringoldistributlonofsaides?at, ,,SERVICE under which I ai SEMINOLE COUNTY, . .. Bradford County omrnIs- hl wife, . ..-. will come before the Court , 'w':' .. .. • .' • _______________ 31--AJ3a1'SFUiShed - 4_.rW,'IaS ' ....• "uway 1797, CMseIberry, Florida _________________________ - . . ..:; .. .,.." .." % . That the party interested In sai BANK OF ORLANDO NOTICEOFACTION DYER ENTERPRISES, INC ci at, First National City Bank Thesuit claims the two wom• busineis enterprise is as foiiov.s. By Peter C. Taylor * Did You Know?* DUNNING ISALCOHOL A PROBLEM? SERVE: William I. Spencer. Defendants en were appointed in Starke TO CARLTON TI'U" Officer BOB B MULLINS iidence unknown We have spotless apis., a manavcr INYOUR FAMILY? SUMMONS TO SHOWCAUSE Presioent Dated at Casselbvrry, Semlnol Executor of said estate. along with attorney Aaron you ARE NOTIFIED that an who loves people, budget AL-ANON AND 399 Park Avenue County, Florida, on April 77, 19fl For families or friends of problem stretching rent. Also unfurn. NOTICE OF HEARING New York, New York Green to represent 12 defend- actIon for foreclose a mortgage on Publish. May 16, 73, 30, June 6. 1q75 PubIih: April 25. May 2. 9, 16, 197 the following property in Seminole DEN 101 drinkers. BAMBOO COVE GARDEN APTS THE STATE OF FLORIDA: ants in a Bradford County Case, County. Fiorida: OEM 167 300 E. Airport Blvd 37) 1)10 ________________________ For further iniormation call 12.3-43$T TO ALL AND SIN(,.ULAR THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND PARCEL No 101 cad Miss Petersen was laterreLoS 30 and that part of Lot 3), COUNTY. SHERIFFS OF or write SAID STATE: FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THI Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. 3 Pm. Apt., all utilities furnished. placed by Stephen Bernstein OAKLAND HILLS, deSCribed as FLORIDA You are hereby commanded to First Wisconsin National (tank of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR $97 SO. Adults only. No pets. In follows: Beginning at a point on the Box 533, Sanford, CIa. 777I. serve this Summons to Show Cause Milwaukee CASE NO. 7SU4.CA-O9.E CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLI when she moved to Tampa. 7796 eves 1. wknds. CurveoltheEaslrightof-waylineof DAC CORPORATION, a Florida ondNoticeofHearing,togetherwjtri SERVE: Hal C KuctI, COUNTY. FLORIDA. Yawn awarded Green $4,500 Encino Way a? the intersection with corporation, FACED WITH A DRINKING a copy of the Complaint and President CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$ 740 CA.0.4 IRoomfurnishedduplex, 74th St. 1st PROBLEM for 247 hours work or 118 an the Southerly line of Lot 30; thence Plaintiff, Declaration of Taking, in the above 777 E. WiSconsin Avenue FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP and last Mo. plus $50 deposit. 1 PertiapsAicoholicAnonymous south 61 degrees SO' 29" East along vs styled raus.e upon the following Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53707 TGAC,F ASSOCIATION, hour: Bernstein $3,(X)O for 368 the Southerly line of '.o? child, no pets After 355' Can Help defendants' 30 for a WILLIAM E TAYLOR, and JUNE PARCEL No lOt Plantft hour.sor$16 an hour; M155 Scott ds?ar, ;e cf 13 07 tret, thence Nuth p TALOR r:1 LOC1 HNAPicE One P. In j'trQi4rtmrnts4 Write P.O. B 1213 $2ji00 for hours or $7 an 64 negrees 37' 35" West br a Hacn rLw.,DA. Baroua B. Goldberg, as Co CHARLES WALTER MORR an Sanbord,Fiorida 37771 houSes distance of 105.99 feet; thence North 920 SpanIsh Moss Drive Executor of the Estate of Charles E cfendants hour; and Miss Petersen COPA MORR, his wife. Payton Realty 51 degrees 50' 35" West for a Casse'berry, Florida NOTICE OF SUIT Bloom flelctx1ant GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR _______________________ distance at 2'l 66 feet to the point of TO: WILLIAM E. TAYLOR PARCEL No. 127 cc Touch Ross and Company NOTICE OF SUIT 3221301,7440 HIawatha Ave. A FRACTION OF THEIR COST beginning, according to the put JUNE P. TAYLOR 1633 Broadway TO CHARLES WALTER MORII FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSt thereof as recorded in Plat Book 13, William M Bach Address Unknown: New york. New York 10019 and CORA MORR Monthly Rentals Available Page 41 of the Public Recorc Of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 920 Spanish Moss Drive PARCEL No, ItS RESIDENCE. UNKNOWN ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll . 5135-5150-Color TV Semlno. County, Florida. that an action to foreclose mortoaa. Casselberry. Florida Fr,,, e'u-zuii tor "We sar,'AU jtIjei ieinnnç intri'csls oy QUALITY INN-NORTH ;.o) b,eri I ilcu against you and you covering She following real and PARCEL No 177 If said defendants are iivig, 4and throuQI, under or against Charles "Hotline", Adults or TeenS. u lISP 43-1, Longwtod are required to serve a copy of your personal property in Seminole if any or all of said defendant or WalterMorrandCoraMorr, Ills wife written defenses, If any, to it on County. Florida, to-wit: Guy W. Botts. as Trustee of flarnest defendants are deceased the and to all parties having or claiming — RICHARD H. ADAMS. JR. of Gray, 11—insf,'uctjons All that tract or parcel of land Winston investment Trust unknown spouse, heirs. devlsees, bohave any right, title or interest in - 3i'pIex __________________________________ _______ Adams, Harris I. Robinson, .M.. lying and being the North 25 feet of Cllmôi'p Street granteel, creditors, lienors.or other the real property herein described. LegalNotice plaintiff's attorneys, wtiose address Lot land the , JacksonvIlle, Florida parties claiming by. through, under. flMfeet YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Guitar Lessonsby Note 7 Bedroomt, adults preferred, $30 is 1 East Robinson street, P.O. Block 21, SUBURBAN HOMES, PARCEL No. 115 or against any Such deceased that an action to foreclose a morReasonable Rates Week. Furnished or unfurnished r 'CTITIOUS NAME Box 3040, Orlando, Florida 32102, on according to the plat thereof as defendant or defendants, II alive, tgage on the following real property _____________________________ 3226706 323 5*54; 3276670. NOtice is hereby given that we are 0.' before the 12th day of June, 1973, recorded in Plat Book S. page 60 and Donald L. Coetz, as Trustee of and, if dead, their unknown sPouse, in Seminole County, Florida: engaged in busIness at 455W. Hgh bndfllelheoriginalwlththeclerkof 61, Public Records of Seminole Bamett-Wlnston Investment Trust heirs. devlsees, Iegatees, grantees, Lot 9. BEAR LAKE HILLS, ac Lake Mary. 263 4th St. 2 bedroom *y. 134. Altanonte Spring 32701. this Court either before service on County, Florida. 770 Gitmore Street 18—Help Wanted creditors. lienors, or ofher parties cording to the plat thereof as duplex *ith central heat and air, _____________________________ Semini County, Ftorcla under the plaintitf' attorneys or Immediately has been filed against you and you Jacksonville, Florida claiming by, through, under, or recorded in Plat (took 13, Page 31, 'rpels, drapes, and fully fititiij name of THE DOGGIE thereefter; otherwise a default will are req';red,to serve a copy of your PARCEL No. 115 Ladies as fahlon 5hw directors for against any such deceased defen Public Records of Seminole County, eguippid kitchen. Only $150 Mo BAG, and that we intend to register be entered against you for the relief writte:, defenses, If any, to it on c. dant or defendants, and all parties Florida. Sarah Coventry Jewelry Earn ,3 Call 64301)7 Days or 6432572 s..aid name with the Clerk of the demanded in the complaint. Dyer Enterprises, Inc. VICTOR BUTLER, JR., of EVANS to$Sanhour.commiuion Fullor having or claiming to have any has been tiled against you and you Eves Crcuit Court, Seminole County. WITNESS my hand and seal of 1. BUTLER, 200 E. Robinson Street, SERVE: Thomas D. Dyer. right, title, or interest in and to the are reQuired toservea copy of your part time, No experience Florida in accordance with the this Court on May 12th, 192$. Resident Agent Hartford Building, Suite no, necessary, samples free, start I Bedroom unfurn apt, air, car property described in the Corn written defenses. If any, to it on van PrCvIsioifl of the Fictitious Name (Seat) $40 State Road 434 peted, kItchen equipped. Adults. plaint, to wIt: Orlando, FlorIda, 32501 and file the now. 349-5170; 319 5494 den Berg, Gay 1. Burlc, P.A., at Statutes, To Wit Section 565 09 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Altamonte Springs, Florida — $91 SO 372-7294 eve's I wkends original with the Clerk of the abovePost Office Box 793, Orlando, Fiorida Statutei DSJ. Clerk of the Circuit Court PARCEL No 103 styled Court on or befor, the 13th SECTION 77310.2603; STATE ROAD Florida 37%2, and file the original - Work your own hourS Earn extra lor7 bedroom duplex apartments 5: Charles E. Fischer By: Joy Stokes income as an AVON Represen434; day of June. 1975, otherwise a SEMINOLE COUNTY with the Clerk of the above styled Furnisl. or unfurnished. .0' Lila Psi Fischer Deputy Clerk tative Call 4413079 Judgment may be entered against First Stale Bank of Miami DESCRIPTIONS PARCEL NO, Ill court on or before May 76th, 1975; swImming pool 4720 S Orlando PublIsh: May 9. 16, 73, 30, 1973 Publish: May 16. 23, 30. June 6, 1973 you for the relief demanded In the SERVE: John M. Gamer, President FEE SIMPLE - RIGHT OF WAY otherwise a Iudgment may be enDr. DEN 7) DEN.106 General office. Must type and use Complaint. 1017 N.E. 2nd Avenue ____________________________ That part of ___________________________________________________ tered against you for the relief adding machine, 322 SOOP WITNESS my hind arid official Miami, Florida The NE 40f the SW of Section demanded in the ompfaint or Two modern duplex ap.ar-trn-nts. PARCEL P40. )03 seal of Slid Court this 13Th day ot 9, Township 21 South, Raige 29 petition each 2 bedrooms, P., baths, Part time pJ3J tight delivery work. NOTICE (Jç: May, 197$. HEARING East: lying within 7) feet Westerly WlTNESSmyhandandthesealof carpeted. Central air, Flexible hours, must have (Seal) Preston H. Haskell. as Trustee of of the following describedSurvey line said Court on April flnd, 1975 kk3J COI)'4TY I('?" O ZCW1G C1'5I transportation and this could Barnett-Winston Investment Trust of State Road S 431. Section 77510, (Seal) Arthur H. Be'ckwith, Jr. Ball Realty coinc.de with another lob. Must be 73') PU flQ.t 2Cti 4 J(JflE, J975 720 Gilmore Street Clerk of the Circuit court between Survey Line Station 60+00 Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr dependable. Reply to Boa 50 c.o Jacksonville. Florida Dy: Joy Stokes SEM?1X.0 COJITY CQTIKILCE SNaa1on,a'c and Survey Line Station 6079; 17W.IstSt. Clerk of the Circuit Court 322.511) The Herald, P.O. Dcx 1637, SanDeputy Clerk PARCEL No. 115 Conlmenceatapointonthepdorlh By' Elaine Ridptarde ford Publish: May 16.73.30, June 6, 17S line of the NE ' of the SW '. of Publish- April 25, May 2,9. 16, 197$ DEN-107 Thomas F. King, Jr., as Trustee of SectionC, Township 21 South, Range OEM 159 Unfurnished OPPORTUNITY fl.OiC CO,riTY, ricicw Barnett Winston Investment Trust 29 East, said point being 13)2 57 East Koscot Cosmetics needs sales 720 Gilmore Street NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE of the Southwest corner of the SE ' manager, and beauty consultants 3 Bedroom block house IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE Jacksonville, Florida . NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENtha? oftheNW'iofs.aldSectionC;thence Wilt train Must be smooth looking KItchen equipped EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. PARCEL No. 113 by virtue of that certain Writ of run South 0 degrs 73' 14" West a and good command of English IlSOMonth CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Execution issued out of arid under distance at 927.26 feet to the 3221211 __________________________ the seal of the County Court of PrIme F. Osborri. as Trustee of Line Sation .0 00 for the Survey COUNTY, FLORIDA. Nice 3 bedroom house near down Point at CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$7l7CA4S.B OrangeCounty,Fiorida,uponafinaI BarnettWinston Investment Trutt Beginning; thence run ?fortts town 5123 month. $75 Seturity. 0 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP. 720 Gllmore Street Iudgment rendered in the aforesaid 34 S547 after $ p.m. decree's 73' 11" East adistanceof 29 IGAGE ASSOCIATION, ••t'. Jacksonville, FlorIda court on the 23rd day of April, AD. feet to Survey Line Station 6O+7Pfor ____________________ _____________________________ Plaintiff. &} PAkCEL P40. ItS 1975, in that certain case entitled, SparklIng 7 bedroom home with aen, the end of this Survey line or 3rd bedroom, fenced yard. Ccx-Parker Funeral Home, Inc. 29—Roonn description of State Road S-434, RANDALL EDMOND JACKSON —_ Available fun 1. 5223 Per 'no. Pan American Bank of Miami Plaintiff, -v's Elizabeth Screeney, 11\ Section 77560 F. DELORIS JACKSON, a k a Defendant and Patricia E. Moran, SERVE: Robert). Spicer, Pres'dent ContainIng 317 sovare feet, more and DEbRIS Nice large room, private bath & JACKSON. his wife, 3234333 230 SE. First Street Garnishee, which aforesaid Writ of c..' less, exclusive of areas tying MAR RELL'S GLASS COMPANY, 0 entrance, Air conditioning. Nice — Execution was delivered to me as Miami, Florida WithiflexistlflgrGadrlghtofwayand INC., JACKSON SUPPLY COM. neighborhood. 322 0403, 1 Bedroom, I') bath new carpet, SherIff of Seminole County, Florida, PARCEL No. 125 esistlng Drainage Ditch Easement. PANY, SOUTHEAST NATIONAL GENERAL LOCATIOn IMP garage, cloSe to schools 373 0251 and I have levied upon the following SECTION 773533603; STATE BANK OF ORLANDO, and UPII TED DETAIL J.JAP deScribed property wned by Malcolm M. Princ. as Trustee of ROAD 434: SEMINOLE COUNTY STATES OF AMERICA, Barnetl.Wlnston Investment Trust Patriclo E. Moran, Garnishee, said SEMINOLE PARCEL NO. liii FEE (])SPAtTAN li'l'.'(STL'IUT Co,lNr.. Defendants MASTER$COVE property being located in SemI'ioie 770 GImoqe Street __________-. SIMPLE - RIGHT OF WAY Rerono B-tAt Srn;te FiiiIj) 0 NOTICE OF SUIT ON T lIE LA KE Jacksonville, Florida County, Florida, more particularly That part of: Tqp ZtS kG 3lt TO RANDALL EDMOND —— 323.7900 described as follows: Lake Mary, 3 bedroom furnished PARCEL No. 115 The NE ' of the SW '. ----.----'-of Section JACKSON and F. DELORIS j The ir'rest of Patricia E. Moran house. Near SJC. Adults, no pets 3. T0*iip71 South, Range 29 East. JACKSON, aka DELORIS DUPLEX- Furn. or Unfurn., Ideal G. Tray Ray, .1.'. Inthe followIng described property: st to 372 3530 lyIng between the Old 04 Forest City. JACKSON RESIDENCE: Location, Realionallie Rent. Ph. uc Tax Collector, Seminole County Lois tO, 11 and 12, BlOCK 5, west I Palm Sorinos Road and State Road Owner, 33fl) 1 7$ iNKNOWN 7 Bedroom, fenced yard. Seminole County Courthouse Wlldmere Second Section, as S 134. SectIon 77550, lying within All parties claimino inf.reitt t'y $IlSmo AduItsoq.fiiq,., __________________ Sanford, Fk,rda 'ecv'drd " Pet Buk 6, Peg, 5, of tt *I. io, ut i s SANDLEWOOD VILLAS L4' through, 'jnder or against Randall 373 S$S.Ior 377 4420 -C..'.' the Public Records of Seminole As to interest In and to any parcel described lIne: . Ls. . 110W.AIRPORTBLVD, S.. 21 Edmort Jackson and F, Deioras U County, Florida included herein. .Commence on the East -J Why .tore it and forget it? Sell it and SANFORD, 373 79 line Of Jackson, a K a Debris Jackson, his and the undersigned as Sheriff of Section 1, forgeS It with a CIhSSif,ed Ad 372 . Township 21 South. Range wIfe ano to all parties having or I Seminole County. Florida, will at River Run, Inc 29 East, at a point 1)52 72 feet South claiming to have any right, title or 700 Magno.la Ave., Sanford. 1 7611 ' arid 2 __________________________ 11 00 A M n the 2nd day of June. _____________________________ SERVE' John F Lowrides, Resident 01 the Northeast corner of the SE '. L ' bdrm. unfurn apts from 1)40 1175 DELTONA- Atr conditioned, 7 ....L. _._L. ___________ Agent A 0 1975, offer for sale and sell to of ald Section 4. (said point also Interest In the real proI,ecly hCrjfl Pe.' 'no. Call 542 3454 or Orlando described bedrooms, carport, nice yard, thehighestbiddef,forcath,sublect Suite 133 beinglll777feetSouthoftheriorth ®CUMOERLANI) FARMS P J TESINSIcy collect, 472 4474 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED to any and all ,xIitinq ems, First FederI Building at the newly painted. You'll love the $129 Pe:cn' R.2(Q,lt) to west corner of Section 3, Township that to an action to foreclose a morC.2 (Generol Hctol Cmeeclol) Orlando, FlorIda Frurit (West) Door of the Seminole Price Sorry, no pete. To see, call C-3 (flo'e ole Cosnrtesc.oI) 71 South, Range 29 East); thence run FRANKLIN ARMS APTS. ; 1010 County Courthouse in Sanford. PARCEL No 125 North 73 degrees 35' 11" East a tgage on the following real property , SemInole County, Florida: )l7OFIorida Ave. -. Florida, the above described perdistance of 375 57 feet to Ihe 'IL 323 4450 LoS 4)0, FOREST BROOK, FIFTH Lovely furnished guest house, sonal property. Additional In. Sabai Point Properties, Inc. beginning of a cmJrve concave SECTION. according to the PEat weekly or monthly, available . '' J' ,*' formation available from the Civil SERVE:VI Kelly smith, Resident Southerly and having a radius Of thereof 1 as recorded in PEit Book Il, SLIM BUDGETS through November Adults only. ARE ',''\ Division of the Semlrioi.& County Agent 1437.39 £tS'I '' feet; thence /L,tfl, run pages 26 and V. Public Records of -. : -'.: BOLSTERED WITH VALUES No pets $165 'no plus utilities, & Sheriff's Department. 213 E. Central Boulevard Southeasterly along the arc of said Seminole County, Florida FROM THE WANT AD security 372 7741. That said sale is being Orlando, Florida made to curve through a central angle 'r'Ufl C$'Pd1 r,uo S'iltII TI( CIFKI Cf tiC /CUH.3 has been filed against you and you COLUMN5 ------------_-------'-------. Satisfy the terms of said Writ of PARCEL No. 1IS degrees 27' a distance of $1033 feet are C1CICfl Wu.. tC CI. I.J2L11 A4) Ptf')fS F'I) .'J44 AT reguired to serve a copy of you' Extioqm to the end of said curve, _________ ___ thence run TiE 15'1,IC p4Tr',,; "tI F. t' .''('l IY ii .-:l':- 1.'Y John E Polk. James H WinSton. as Trustee of South 70 degre(i. 52' 46' East a written defents, if arty, to it on van I... Si',' 1i fj j,'. , 111...'41 lti,.t.,?,iJ',f den Berg. Gay & Burke, P.A , at Furnished Sheriff Barnett Winston investment Trust distance of 113 15 feet to the Post Office Box 793, Orlando, -• WEJ(lVA RIVER • Seminole County, FlorIda 720 Gilmor. Street OF BEGINNING; thence run Florida 37102, and file the original Adult mobile Picnic village, under Clean Downstairs Apartment PublISh: May 9, 16, 73, 30. 1976 Jacksonville. Florida 19 degrees 07' II" a distance South ..f. ii u4y , i';7', of tOO with large Shady os-ks on the scenic the Clerk Of the above styled Pets __________________________________________________________________________________________ DEN-b PARCEL No ItS feet tO the 'oct of this described line. ________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ Wekiva court on or before May 74th. 1975; 322-1054 ern clean interiors, Containing 7037 square feet (0047 ofherwise a judgment may be en from $110 SMl W of Sanford )fl Each defendant l hereby notified acres), more or lest, exclusive Of tered again'st 4470. you for the relief 3 room apartment for I or couple. tha the Plaintiff wilt call up for area tying within existing road demanded Air, water furnished, references in the complaint or Piearleg before the Honorable Tom rights of way requIred $100 Mo $35 deposit, 377 1573 17' wIde, I BR, air conditioned. pet It Ion Wadtlell,Jr ,oneoltheJudge'softlie You and each of you are hereby Adult's SecurIty deposit, $175 ma. 7399 HOUSEWIVES abcvestytedcourt.onthe74thct.yof severally notified that the plaintiffs Said Court on April 22nd, 197$ 3225?39. June, AD, 1975, at 11:30 o'clock, fled Its sworn Complaint, together br 7 Bedroom Adulfsocily AM., Seminole Coun'y Courthouse, with Its Declaration of Taking tri the (Seal) P.\PK AVENUE MOBILE PARK Arthur H Reckwith, Jr. Sanford, Florida, its application for above styled Court against you and Lots 7545 Park Drive 170 up Clerk of the Circuit Court an Order of Taking heretofor, filed each of you as defenaants Seeking tO NEED MONEY? Dy' Elaine RiChard. in his cause. All parties to this suit condemn the above described Small dparlmr'nt Movi your mobile some to the Deputy CIeri and all other interested parties may properly located in clean and reasonable, Country. Several spaces avaiable. Publish' Ap,il 25. May 2. 9, 16, 197$ apear at th, time arid place County. FlorIda, by Seminole 177 1391 Lake County 530 7017 Eminent OEM You can suppl.m.nt Hi. family Incom, and designated arid be heard DomAin Proceedings ____________________________ You are further notified that the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ADULTS,N0PETS Plaintiffs will call up for hearing AND ________________________ E'GHTEENTH ,itDICIAL CII. still b. at horn, most of Hi. day wh.n you 116W. 2nd St. before the Honorable Tom Waddeli, CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Eachdefendantisherebyrequlred Jr.. one of the Judges of For P'ent' New Smyrna townhouse the above SEMINOLE COUNTY DeBary, Adulti. lovely large 1 O ocean Pool. tennis, to serve written defenses to said sfyledCourtoritpte7sfhdayot June, 1100 Week PROBATE DIVISION bedroom air, Ideal for retired 37)1733 A 0, 197$, at 11.30 o'clock A M, In Comiaint on: arn your mon.y from a Harold Route. PRObATE PlO, 73133.CP persons 46$ 445$; 373 $03.1. THOMAS G. FREEMAN, _________________________________ Seminole County Courthouse, In RI: Estate of County Attorney Sanford, Florida, Its application for A K ROSSETTER, abw known as D',plegFurnlshed S"i'Or.nts c'ian ('rd"r of Tsking n ii"r 't'tce j40 ,ç ,. n . ,ii I )v.ett r I.tJ.t's Plo I •:ts -— ,uC Pligriwdy 434 with it &eclaralaon of Taking I Jeecy ______________________ After 1 p.m ,322-3610 deceased. - -Altarnonla Springs, heretofore filed In this cause All NOTICE OF CREDITORS Florida 3770) partIes to - this suit and all other Bedroom furnlhed apartment, To All Creditors and All Persons interested partIes air, wall wall carpet. $US Month. may appear at the Having Claims or Demands Ajinst WtttIintwefity(2Q)daysaft,r service time and place desitjnaft.d and be 1,30 (lamagecleposit. 203 C. 21st 'il. I . Said Estate: Afternoons of this Summons upon you, excluSive heard I You are hereby notified and of the day of service, and to file the )Rooms,cIe$n,newlypainted required to present army cIaIm and Stenstrom original of said written defenses alt utilities furniShed AND tith '.'" k. - WINTER SPRlG5 -' ' $ ' - [jFitc '. , ' ' - , - ky ,: - a',, -I ., ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Days-3fl 6171 N3gtit 327 5-171 or 377 7)57 - pa, lent? Mo,t in now! 2 bedroom home, will accept trade , '' . Aitlt ' A touch of nature, large lot tree Studded and room for a pool. Rent From 'Req Real Estate Broker 2439 5 Mrllc Ave ,Santord Phone 371 0610 373 7145 ____________________________ .• ForrestGreene, Inc. $55 Best lot selection 373 63, 445 7333 REALTORS - available In Sanford's newest and t1'' finest Adult•Family GENEVA GARDEN! Mobile Home Park. Come out and inspect the Model Homes on display Luxury Patio Sparkling clean,Ibedrooms,2 bath, lakefront home, central heat and air, trees, and other extras. late Rd. 4V - 1505 23 3 Minutes from Town 3 bedroom, refui bished home, Shaded lot See It at $15500 PAYTON REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 327 1)01, 7610 Hiawatha Ave. at 17 92 - Desperate I ted like an orphan-EMPTYand no one to occupy me. I'm Spanish. have 1 bedrooms wit family room for relaxinç separate living room to enlertal you, and separate dining roon Slide my doors open, and enter Xi'xI0' screened perch to Florid living. I have a huge Inside utilit room arid 2 car garage. I'm 2'year's otd. MY OWNER PUT Mi ON A DIET AND REDUCED Mi TO ORIGINAL COST I'm an eas touch at $36,900 with interest rat size 7. 54.450 down and live wit me for $371 per month. Swim i my community pool. COMI PEEK AT ME ,(. j305 323-8160 322-2090 Orlando (10S) 834-2299 -_-- I 30-Apartments UNurrustcf ___________ 33—Houses Furrshed , M. UNSWORTH REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 503W. 11133 .- Mar1ne?s . Vi 11 v.a.. ri I_ __________________ hIM Jr'..JML ________________ a.aIIu' A '' ., >...,l-_ -' NO SECURITY ' ,I,,,s Pay - ..''' 1st. Months Rent 2 L '': Bedroom A rr" '. 1 Winier Springs, 3 BR, patio, fence, low down Ont 1.7SO Acre Realty, REALTOR 373 7750 DEPOSIT! 3231610 I BR, 7 bath, 7 car garage. corner 150'x175, PLUS 3 apartments (income 51?O monthly), All So, 534.930 I MOSSIE C, BATEMAf Rec. Real Estate - Broke 177 c_'., THE MOTHERS ________________ ' P,,aJ Isfa'e '' 41'-4'louses ::.=:—______ A Week d,'rTi.rii S"ttç •••;'•i, H.gP =_Air Conditioning — RIDGEWOOD ARMS APARTMENTS - 2510 RIDGEWOOD AVE. ______ £.r SANFORD, FLA. 323.6420 Centrsr',ieat & Ar Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 372 1771. ___________________________ Don't needt" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell then, with a Classified Ad from the Herald Call us today! Don't delay! JuSt dial 3722611 or 53)999) To pta-ce your low cost Wan' Ad ______________________________ _____ ___________ __________________________________________________________ . - rr''_1_t_, Beauty Moving? Why Not Live - - Iii Sanford's Finest __________________________ l's Iik pennies from I','aven wtien you Sell "Don't Needs" w,th a want ad Established Residential Area.? ' _-- - -. Care TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook) 519 E. Plne3fl 5712 I - ' n...... nv oci ________ Debary - Flea Market mile'snoqp on i TabIp RentimIs 51 00 . 571 Park Or. 377 7) EALIOR AFTERHR 779711 372 06.41 322-39 Cypress arid Pine. C,ormlv't F...i 17'l liii OHNSAULS AGENC' 211 P4.Oak, Sanford 322 ll7Iday, 373 0455 eve. IROKER ASSOCIA1 OBEDIENCE PROTECTION r7OGSOF SANFORD problem Solving Callêl) 0591 Call ,. _____. COLOR TV, $II.9SMONTH. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. 6441006 54—Garage Sales '-' ' --- -----— CARPORT SALE: Saturday I Sunda,' 90.4 West 72nd ____________________________ GARAGE SALE: Household Items, bmic a brac. 210 Bamboo Drive (Sunl,snd) Friday & Sat. 'HI 3, round maple table, 160; S H tiller, good condition, $15. Call 3 2 1.3 ......... --,.- bedrooms, 1 bath, screened Intro & back porch. large corner lot. 116.500 Sanford Open Saturoay & Sunday. 9 to S p.m. Tables & permanent booths available. All under cover. Located)' miles east of I-Ion SR 46, Sanford at Stan's Auction, 3729719. edroom. I bath block home, wat: wall carpet, central heat, ai COndition, Good condition. Junk. Trash HCuled Away 5$ Pick up Load JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. 377 6151. After Mrs 3727111 Produce Dealer's wanted good location 377 9719 Hwy 16. Stan's Auction Xllehome, 12' wide, 2 BR, centra eat & air, screened porch sluminum awning, atuminuri ,rtility shed. 1-777 '034. )BILE HOME MOVING, Corn ,lete set up. I'll save you money ,.icensed, Orlando 773-5470. iva Ritec Acres, Wlnctiestet 3'x'sl' mnlail. hnmp c'eend porch on private 1'.d acre enced lot, access to river, $37,0 iIl negotiate 9013*32577. * Skyline double wide, Payrrenti ess than $125 mo GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3*03 Orlardo Drive Sanford 373 5700 Tires & Wheels--lOfl, 10 tires & rims, all buds Two front polished I regular Complete set sale. $9S each. Good buy. 531 6161 or $34 1453. .- -._ - ' 78—btorcycles For uSed furniture appliance's tools, etc Buy 1 or 100) ilems Larry s Mart 213 Sanford Ave -______________________________ _____________________ AUCTION Saturday Night, Every J 1:30 Arm'e,trr.r , 1971 Honda CR 175. 5795, condition, Also 1973 Honda CD Ifs, $0ctowntakeoverp.ymentss34 P.M. e buy one piece or fuil house Antiques, estates Consignments we lcom. overhaul, new paint, new battery, STAN'S AUCTION L1ke New. Call After 6,377-751.5 l',Mi,E Of I1,HwyM P,'-otorcycle ira%tjr,ar"e. BLAIR AGENCY rtuiuuii 7977 Hwy. 1792 Friday Nights, 7:30 L op dollar return on consignment at I pci. & 15 pct. We also buy full use-s. estates, etc OpenDailylOam 5pm 59—Musical WrChandis $62 4306 - Garage Sales—t-orget It Sell it at the Flea Market. Saturday I Sunday, Stan's Auction. Hwy 14, Sanford 3279719. Kitchen-Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks Installation, availabie Bud Cabetl 3735057 anytime, J'%FI Ii I dl 'L i- 11 Custom tO VI, Excellent condton 52195 tins 51f',OnJ',l A.,. Dell's Auction Service 80Autosfor Sale ______________ ___ ______________________ ___ CoffeeService ________________________ i SAKE IIUOM 10 51 ,RE SOUR WI N T E P I I EMS. - SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT At) Phone 372-7611 or 131. Home Improvements Pick up junk cars FREE. Small p51ccforothers.322-1424. - — flU Used office fUrnifure Sale good or steel desks (executive des 1.- chairs. secrttarial desks chairs, straIght chairs, film cabinets, as is Cash and Carri 1961 Ford Falcon Automatic, air. 6 cylinder, 30.000 miles. Call 372 FRIDAY,MAY1o,7 30P.M. id's, dressers, chests. TVs, dinette sets, dinilag room set, Early American couch I chair, nice leather re-dIner, fans, baby beds. Iaw'i mowers, lamps, linens, pots. pans, dishes, lawn chairs, and all kinds of misc. hems If you need urniture, buy it here a' A.,'-tIort prices. - lurId Famous Buck knives. al's Schrade Walden, John Primbl knives. GardenLand, 1100 W. ii St.. 3236630 IdaiU,l',)ULrU 7.'.arson Grrrranefti Painting, Remodeling Licensed, Bonded 53434(73 '71 some below dealer cost, first come frst choice! Plus FEe's S inejt Used Cars. Deck Blaird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largest dealer. '73 Datsuns arriving daily Ph. 531 1311, Open Sundays 126 WE FINANCE Hwy. 46, West Sanford es me till your garden spot; ma vacant lots. Floyd Freer, 327.3191. aniora iuction ionday, May 197 PM NELSOPeS FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Cer.er 601 Celery Ave , Sanford OVER 6C NICE CLEAN CARS TO CHOOSE FROM. EASY TERMS )n't m's's th sale thi's week Partial listing: Canopy bedroom NO CREDIT CHECK - PlO IN suite, Piano, Office furniture, TEREST - P40 RED TAPE D'ning room suites, Wood lathe, Machinist's tools, quality name wand tools, TV5, Appliances, Bedding, Collection of Avon NATIONAL AUTO SALES tttles, carpet, many misc. Items 26005. FRENCH, SANFORD too numerous to mention. Come early and get e good see?. 1571 Chevrolet Caprice, I door hardtop, air, automatic, Cilia Auction clean, 11.69$. Call Don Poo., 322 1651 Dealer 1200 French, 323 7310 64—Equipment for Rent ent Blue Lustre E'ectrlc Carpe Shampooer for only $150 per da CADOCU I '(.IIDIiIYIID KC Cotlie puppies, sable and white Eye-s checked, health Qaranteed 37) 6700 Sanford $OVER COST / I,. - / -- Care S Laiii Sir ci' .'OWiflQ, Edging Irqe Estim,ttc,'s 373 1351 Painting and remodeling. 25 years experience. Call CI), 373 1061 or 3271756 _____________________________ fl&J's Exterior Cleanini MIsOIl Contractor, block masonary with Hydro blasting Any hou'sC and concrete work. Free eases, $40 Roots 53$ 65. Frei Estimates, After6p.m. 373 09)1 or Estimates Call anytime 671 0259 1704 W. 5th st. days. Roofing Expertrootrepairs Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions, Flat roofsor shingle Custom Work. Licensed. Bonded ;.Il work guaranteed 3?) 670 Free estimate. 373 603$. BUDDY'S HOMEIMPROVEMENT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS )? 13)5 LandClearing - _____ AR'? ALLIPIG LAND CLEARING All types lot's I acerage cleared i'ir have top soil, fill dirt, clay, .ini th.11 available, Please call nqht or day, 3233903 Pest Control AMC BUYER PROTECTION PLAN. S ...vi, ,i,..,., a. Ii, AWC,.,t.,,,,,*,,-,,... w,.., $a.'i,., I. k'$ 1w ,i.,* .i* p.' 1w fl. ,ep.,. .. ,1w..4 .1-, V., wp,I1. ik.. èbit.. ti4 _____ h.. ...4 Sm II d. f.m &. 4.,. t -u ., .I.. r.. a.a ., .1k.' * I p'.,$, I..*a.md ..4 .w,d 1w .m .,.a .., . ,i r,rt, S u.w. - c...a. .a 'heg iim..sv4 .vp.m w 4mewbi b. a.a. 5,.. Ariw w.'.m A fri. Ii.mc c I.m ..i 's-p .f ..w .i,,W,., 4 ah,, ...w.. . -' "p.., 1.5. _..,i.d AOl (tROwbi Pf51 CONTROL 29? P,,rk Ott' 3?? 6365 PetCare PET REST INN ____________ I S.pmli.l T,,p I.v..,... P..'.'.... I I-' 51i - .,,.,.,*. --------------- -... *_-. -' . -' ____ ____ flc-ardnq&Grc,rjmir 40 TO CHOOSE FROM-IMMEDATE Ph 3?? ICY PressureCleaning_ __________________________ ri, dIe Dell's Auction Service 1971 Singer Zig Zag With cacnet. cash price of $4-4 or 6 payments at 11 50, Golden Touch 'n Sew, 57 See At SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East 1st St Downtown Lawn - t.V 51—HouseholdGoods ASSUM E PAYM ENTS -- 2501700 Call 372-0691 __________________________ .... ts1 — Ia IfS? Y._:..__... , 'VI ..' "WW rIUm5n1, tuiiy (hopped, ASO with 750 kit. Call after S m • Mon Thurs., week ends anytime 3224164. _______________ _ -- _____________________ Hwy 14, West, Sanford fasher and dryer apartment sit Maytag 1915 model, used sinc Dec. of '71. Perfect cond. Sal price $549, our price both for $25C Acres R'itd Garage Auto Air £-n ditioners arid general auto repairs IQI M.atile St.. 373-1379 CASH 322.4132 liii iIJ4LJJ Attention bedroom, 7 bath home -- DAVES' 373 9)10 bowrider, Mercury 115 HP, bo 1971, full canvas, tac speedometer. II gal. tan certified tilt trailer Sacrific 17.995. 373 4195 end Under cover, Stan's Auctior Hwy 46, Sanford, 372-97)9. - - Wanted to buy used Office furnIture, Any Quantity. NOLL'S CaSselReconditioned Batteies, 5)2 95 berry, Hwy 1792 1301204 .. exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sarfom-d ve We Buy Furniture GARAGE SALE- Antioue Ic. bnx. bike, plants, pots, antiques, miSc 6029 Friday Cheap! Cheapl Have I got a plant .... ., r your t.iearing QreenriOuse and misc, items. 10 Garrison Dr., Sanford _____________________________ CARPORT SALE, Saturday, May 17.9 to 1, Garden tools, sprinklers. fishing tacklu, bric a brac, linens. msc. 7415 Myrtle Ave.. Sanford --_ - - - -_-- 68—Wanted tc Buy --. -Au!" Prt ' ='-_ - Tee 'N Green bedroom, 1' bath block horn central air & heat, wall wa carpet, very good condition, abot ground swimming pool, 67A—Feed ---------.---- JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLY's E £6. Sanfurd 3731733 ___________________________ -_..._....2 SuperCarportS.ate 5ot, 136 Country Club Rd 1 carat Appraised at 5650, scum $350 Stereo console, tape dccl AM FM radio, Med. styl _______________________ ______ _______ .t'ley Daidscrt MinI bike, Iurn,,urv, diSht, ciothesl. misc FridaySpm 'till pm. Saturday I a.rn 6 p m. Sunday 2 am 5pm. 277 Abbott Ave.. Lake Mary, t 2")' Travel Traltvr. with canopy. Self ontained, sleeps 4, extra nice, 1139$ 323-6067 . Modernuging your Home? Semi no longer needed but useful items with a Clast.fied Ad. ---- . .- ' _________________________ WILSON MAtER FURNITURE RUY---SELL--- TRADE - I- ' --_- 6 7jiPi ___________________ V (p - 3 bedroom, 1', bath on corner $15,900. ExistIng, 116,500, 7 pct. mtg. 3731607 '. 31171 S 'vice The Pest, Western Auto 301 W. 1st $1. So. - Going north, must sell this week, 567S0, 1973 37' Fifth .heet scamper trailer, 7 bedrooms, refrigerator, large freezer, air, hydraulic lacks, excellent con ditlort Nights after 7, 321 0557, days, 3231711 Lhas.a Apso puppies AKC champion blood line Out of Atlanta. Fine 5PQW Quality. InQuire $42 275$ 53—TV.RadiO-Stereo -- Apache Camper with built-in stove, Icebox, sleeps 6. 1650. 373after 6 I_ — ________________ f APARTMENTS ___________________ 3S-4le HOme EXTRII AMERICAN Off , SANFORDAUCT1ON isaa fln.,... W_t_.t, EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JuST A PHONF CALL AWAY '(I_ _____________ Your Utilities Each Month. All We Ask Is That *17,76 *You Qualify For A 12 Mos. Lease. ___ ________ BUSINESS DIRECTORY ç4i1n'is ALL - PEOPLE 8 31—Apartments Broker, 107W. Commercial Sanford n KENMORE WASHER, parts, serv ice, used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0691 ______________________________ . ----'_ 75—Recreational Vehicles ___________________________ This is our 15th year at Animal Haven Grooming I Boarding Kennels. Thanks to you, our customers. 372 5157. 52'pnces $ - 34—iv'cbile Homes t...,... Ud1fl1I YVflIT 42—?'obile Homes - See your broker or Call owner, a 322 1 am. only. '---- MAITLAND FLEA MART uii Hwy 1792 Open Sat. I Sun. 95 Lake Mary New haueej, na tutu aras,, tg dowi payment, monthly payments les thi rest?. Goyernnient Subsidize: to qualified buyers Call to see I yoC, qualify I Sanford, FIa. miles east of 17. Ph. Sanford tag r...___.. TV enced for horses or caltlp $24,900 While * , Montgomery Ward window unit air conditioner, 11500 BTU, 730 Volt, 60 Cycle, $15 $30 5356 _____________________ Wheelchair 110 377 6)17 Jim Hunt Realty Wanted ' d Ktk ASSOC. 65—Pets-Supplies — ' t1)' x 5') Ir,:It.jdes cioth covers "A" frames, 'stake's, end posts, wire, clothe-spins, all in good condition Contact E P. Bruce. W M E. Farms, Oviedo, FEe. 3OS 345 66)1 Dñy, 305)636351 After 6 -- '' - * They're Hot! * W. 25th St. 50—MiscelLaneotj for Sale '" KULP DECORATORS 1st St. 3777335 We Buy Furniture ____________________________ - Friday, May 16, 1,75-SB _____________ . Acreage Shaded lot, 'space br garden, 2 bedroom's on paved road SI? * "Get 'Em COVE Merchandise ________________________ /fld 1 - ________________________ ---- - Commercial Properties Homes, Lots Ideal area for thildren. 3 bedroom home with completely fenced yard $70,000 11.500 Down take over mortgag $15,500 Corner los, 2 bedroorni Eta room 373$4l after S 3500 $ Rentals COZY RETIREMENT HOME 2 BR. on nice shaded lot, kitchen equipped, $17,500 Ill ALL PRICE RANGES 117W 1st St. 377 5611 -- — _____________________ 1', Yr. old, 3 fldrm. w w ca;pet, central HIA, By Owner $75,900. 3737716 Sunland ' I-:. PIerson, 10 acre's. Nicely wooded, small spring, over 300 on paved road $17,500 Terms. $3) 2191. ________________________ Thankt to Classified Ad, users get fast results at a tow cost. Try one today! Phone 377 26)! or III 999) Make your Budget ge further, shop the Classified Acts •tvery day, BALL REALTY Choice Listings Swim or Fish REALTORS 1561 Lee Rd ,Winter Park 303 644 1344 John Sagglo REALTOR BR'ER FROM -______ L' -' Home on taka, lovely living roum, 3 bearoom's. 2 bath's 577.500 STUDIO 1,2,3 BEDROOMSUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES 3—Houses I/c...'.. R educed to Settle Estate Systems Four, Inc. Apartments _________________ ByOwner(oveIy)bectrms lyear old, large family room with fireplace, very large lot almost 1 acre. IdylIwIldeSection. )$ RURAL BUNGALOW WIfl REALTY itIOBILE HOME PARK 1fl71-.' 1—Flay hold Goods BoautifvtSacres,pav,droad,fre,'s, clear flowing stream, horses O.K. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 47$ 0711. 26065. Hwy. REAL TOP flI 5774 - ,. - LAKE MARY. 2 new homes ready to Low in price, high in Quality, Plenty shade, Con venlently located - FISH. SWIM, SKI- 3 bedroom waterfront home on nearly an Stemper Realty ere eet"u! vitchen. fO'me! dining, Florida room,central heat Central I-IOractô' I air, fenced yard, $39,900 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR WE TAKE TRADES 19195 French DUPLEX- 2 Bedrooms each side, 327 7311. 377 1496.377 1914 cement block, roomy lot, $19,400, 377 I9S9,)72l.* WE TAKE TRADES PIPIE(.REST3 Bedroom, 7 bath -- -home, screened porch, range, refrigerator, dishwasher in ctuded Fenced yard. 575.000 WE TAKE TRADES SANFORD-- Sparkling 1 bedroom home near hospital Drapes, range & refrigerator includ,d, 3' Be'iiutful yard with citrus, 573.000 ______ t' fly owner, like new,2 Bedrooms, Fla. room, detached garage, fN'Ced yard. 519,000. 3776399 or 3239515, Harold Hall Realty 3226457 '.,s,_ ,' . I SUNLAND- Pool, 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, den, lireplace, fenced 5)1400 POOL PARTY, ANYONE? With thiS cool pool QOCS .1 1 bedroom at tract.eiy c1rcr,te:j attr,ictvei, i(tj flom&, COUNTRY LIVING- ) BR, 2 bath, formal dining room, cat in kit then, air, carpet, drapes, family room, lake privileges-.2 yrs ney mint condition, $37,500. Terms , ID) cctM1 I/o I HOWARD 0, THOMAS room, near Mt. Plymouth Golf Course 525,9% REALTY CO., INC CafiBart Real Estate P0 BOX ] BLAIRSVILLE, GA , JO%17 REALTOR 373.7195 1017i57), says 101 715 6561 nights EXECUTIVE Desirable area, I bedrooms. 2 baths, 1 BPS . 2 full baths, family room & central heat and olr, family room den, plenty storage, large lot Only 5)7.500 575.000 377 40-17 4 JOHP4NY WALKER REALESTATE INC. GEP4ERAL CONTRACTOR '.tty ...._ci._%_., vvrive for our Free 1975 catalog with over 100 Iistir,gs in N Ga and Tcnn mountn Payments lets than rent Buyers from IS thru retirement, Must Qualify- Excellent investment. Your Questions can be answered, Contact us $13950 ..._ " ' Peg Real Estate Broker )1OE,7SlhSt. 1774455 __________________________ "-'---_ - Remodeled farm house in excellent Condition on five acres. 3 BR, 1 bath. '1 firepIe-s, 2 porches. I1è ffflg, or, hottely Riser, g ,j VIC*S, good access, $77,500. - TAFFER REALTY Move Into A New Home For $120 - -- 1.1_ Larry You can get a fair price wtien you advertise your "don't needs" in the Want AdS EveningHerald, Sanford,Fl, 43—Lots-Acreage W0008URNING FIREPLACE 3 BedroOm corner tot with trees In Sanford Eat- in kitchen, hardwoj floors, central heat. screenect porch, t'xlra galore. Just listed, 527.500 Hurry! C,all 373 9110, Charm galore $150 Down, 3 bedrooms, central air, trept, Shrubs, fencect. New Si pcI $11,150, 360 month mortgage $111ló principle interest plus taxes ana insurance and prepaicI 9 pct anluat percentage rate *3! (tiltJordon Realtor - ________ BARGAINS 518.900 CLASSIFIED r__.._, - esforSale 1 DELIVERY.ON THE SPOT FINANCING. . - I �___________________ ____ _____________________________ -ç' -77~1 - z_-_t -T- - - . T __ ., -- - -- - - - 4' I i~ LEISURE ____ _ __ I ': Sunday I. _1111101 ? 67th Year, No. 231—Sunday, May 18, 1975 -- r I I 4 .4 12 1IiI Wedding EVENING I11 Ili DOWN I Marry FRIDAY Answer to Previous Puzzis The Bride 7:00 (2) —A 01 Tl"1011 I --dawn :: fLAjS 52 ;ri,sanhre 14 • era FalsehoM 1 (p1) 3 Ferest An. .11 2L Craven .,rs 6 Wedding ve,l L_ ~ r Tl 0 Elplimltipl 44) Star Trek 11215T . 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JJI won MJII UIIii iii•iJIIUiI II S WOMM MORNING 6:00 (6) Growers anvotionaI 6•25 (2) (2) Across The Fence (6) Sunrise Semester (8, 9) Laurel And 600 Marble (44) Friends Of Ma n EE (9) Adventures Of Gilligan (13) Movie 10:00 (2. 8) Land Of The Lost m Jeannie (24) The Electric USA (6) U.S.Of 2) Jabberwo.ky (6) Bailey's Comets (8) Go (44) Herald Of Truth 8:00 (2) Addams Family (6) Favorite Martian (8) Jabberwocky 7'.30 ( All-Lyle Fight Theatre 9:30 (13) (kid Couple 10:00 (2, 8) Police Wally's Workshop 8:30 (2) Wheelue And The Chopper Bunch (44) Woman (11) Get Christie Speed Buggy (1) Jabberwocky (6) Neighborhood (44) There's Plenty Of Gold (6) (6) Valley Of Dinosaurs (9) Super Friends (13) Daytime (24) Carrascolenclas Outdoors Children's Film Categorically Speaking (41) Wrestling (2) TuC (6) %Ah..,Id A round 1,á% IarfrI,' (IS) Wrestling rnm,n,i The Florida Game and ilesh Water Fish commission was "a %,cry stroiigly worded one" , . (44) Dinah Science Fiction 11:00 (2, 6, 9) News (3) 700 Club (3s) Pop Goes The Country (44) wrestling (I) News (9) Movie (44) Rock Concert _________ ¶ Movie , j . ,i u U .r ... _______L . ..• . ______ .4 HOROSCOPE WHEN YOU HEAR THE telephone company. Let you in the road and couldn't come starts getting pains across the second game of the chamSid Caesar and on a secret; 71v face is Sid'3, back. So Allen Swift, king of the chest. Imogene Coca, wonderful but not the voice in three of the ioiceovers, who has made Sot- conclusion CBS NAB latest developments for comic pair of' Your Show of four commercials There was a 65,000 commercials, but not PLAYOFFS This will be the pairings Shows in TV's earliest days, major problem with the sound, once on camera, was rushed to have been in a series of but when Caesar was sum- lend his talented voice. television commercials for the moned to redo them, he was on TONE: me CX" ?*ATU _____ a' .5 . N 0 " THE STEPFORD WIVES Starring Kathirtn Rots AduItsSI.SO Students $1.21 Kidds.ii .Sc W - I ° N Shows 7:30 9:30 WaáWytIafi £ aapc'M1 'n v,iaiai umn.s I SHOW BEGINS ;30 P.M. STARTING TONIGHT! SIAMESE TWINS AT BIRTH what the Devii ..Aell;nfultAs TO81lOw'-"" hath O$flEJ oge er together to regain their al kmact of sisters" • _1,yi_ 1111 ---- tt9 A J ':z" - \ Specialty SHOP AT I N 4$ 591 I.N II N liv LIIlmonn in SCENES FROM A MARRiAGE 7 . Mon. thru Sat. 9:06.9:30 A.M. EL1 RADIO DOSS NOT r -' I I COMM I ND V coa ..' • 145 445 745 It OUIWWa.ertj FIM,,Ey.Li$LE WILSON I Pm'rnaa. ,0olylinm C* WJJ Mkncs ALSO SEETHE WILD, UNTAMED, VIOLENT ACTION OF THE I UV I ' -10 - "WAR GODDESS" WITH SABINE SUN - l,tiss.L - V negotiations with the School Board, SEA was not a "labor question can only be resolved organization" when the by a secret ballot," the letter -_- , 1%, .'" - ''' ' ', ' . — , - , ., ) ,- ,% , I .- t.-% i ------- , / I Is i I - . . ' 10 . : ____ - - - - , ~ - - : .. ' - ;4 — " .. .'. . . - .. .1 _. % z % - _-s __ -- .a w _:__2_ _X~ ~ %f_-%1q#W7_ .:1n___7 , - , _1 -. Longwood Hires Safety Director ft for. Herald Staff Writes' been iukniUW for the ption, manager-police chief of SEA Executive Director only three were heard tycon. Collegedale, two yearsago Gene Grooms said he doesn't LONGWOOD He listed itEms most ImTh Qty cilmen Saturday. The first, see what the real problem is" Council in workshop session Richard DeVasco, withdrew, portant to a police department because contract negotiations Saturday informally agreed to saying he recently accepted a as selective law enforcement, have always been a "top appoint Douglas E. Keller of job as U.S. Federal Marshal for police education, crime prevenpriority" item with SEA since Titusville and formerly of Col- the middle district of Florida. tion, service to public and good that organization was Formed. legedale, Term., as the city's Joseph Ryder, the second community relations. He in"Any teticher who paid any public safety director. applicant, was formerly with dicated he had major interests attention would know contract the Altamonte Sprtngs police in youth service — juvenfle aid. %J1111011 O&V P P y Yt Is Councilmen ii-4cated, after pointment will be made Mon. department and Orange County Grooms said. He also pointed the appointment is offflM, the day night during the regular Sheriff's departmenL - , . 1 - V_ 7, 14'. 1 ... - __ -. It ": .-" I ;I 't'"a - I, :;. ,, ' ' ___-- - • I I . - r I , - __ VA ______ --.- ) ' - ______ + i 11 . .I.-- - county will have the option of Keller said he had been a type meeting to Introduce iccpting or rejecting the final KeIlr marr1id and tho recident of Flndd 41 years Keller to the ccrair4ty. Ti-.c contract negotiated by SEA. father of five children, said he and had served in the Ft. formal date for Keller to Grooms said he's aware of was willing to begin work at the Lauderdale and Lighthouse assume his post is to be set at a -ScottCo%ington (left) and Sheila Owens stand proudly behind some of theirwork built by their eighth grade Sanford Middle School class. The work was on display to show the achievements of the various dissension among teachers in budgeted $10,000 annual salary. Point police departments later date. classes throughout the school. Both Scott and Sheila are students In Mrs. Janet Miller's science class. Longwood, but says SEA is "trying to do the best job we The rocket won't fly, but the volcano does erupt. (Herald Staff Photo by Tom Vincent) can possibly do" In ongoing - I .!~ - .- .,,. SCIENCE EXHIBITS Turli ngton Makes Selection Enjoy Sunday Sanford Fir R ri i nt%k ' Florida Education Cornmissioner Ralph Turlington has selected a Sanford firm as the sole choice for a $23.3 million state contract for construction of relocatable classroom buildings, a state official announced today. According to Al Erxleben, a - Slate Department of Education spokesman, Pepsico Building Systems is Turllngton's recommendation, Next week, Turlington will present that bid to the Cabinet for its approval, Earlier this month Turlington announced that I'epsico was the Tribute To Hospital A tribute to S&'riiinuk Memorial hospital is featured on Page IC of the Sunday Herald as Hospital and Nursing Home Week draws to an end. Ali Takes Longer Around the Clock ......4A Bridge 4B Calendar ..............5A (lassified .... .... .. 7C-8C Comics 413 Crossword Puzzle ...... GA Dear Abby ..........4C Editorial .............4A ..... .. 5C-7C home Horoscope ............. 6A Hospital .............. 5A 5A Obituaries ...... .....113-313 Sports Television .........6DID IC-4C Wun's IDII) Seminole Mag %%'EATI lEft Yesterday's high 83, overnight low 67. There was .25 Inches of rain. Partly cloudy to occasionally cloudy through today. Highs in the upper Ns and lows iii the lower lOs. Southerly winds 10 to 18 mph. Rain probability 60 per cent. Complete details on Page S-A.) ~, j •f i'. • ........ L WI.ieni MARGOT KJDOfiJEKNUER SAiL'I1TpQ' Ca'i,CHARtE5 . - Index -U By El) PRlCKF herald staff writer . • , - VOUNGIS (WILDI (N. 1 g . I Muhammad Ali tnaks his prediction of winning the title fight with Ron Lyle come true, but it took him longer than expected, See Story on Page 111. 11 s.J U$T vy nves i ation S A gr of Longwood French, a labor relations expert later became one and that some The letter was mailed Friday, teachers has sent a letter to the out of Orlando, is working with teachers were "misled into according to a source in " .:k . '1iii Seminole Count) School Board teachers, and French says he believing signing of the cards Longwood Since school of 4I i. asking for an investigation to may go sn far as to appeal would keep unions out." .:~ i,l A v3l~;__ ",I u ,11 determine if the Seminole SEA's certification with the The letter also says letter, it wasn t known what , Education Association (SEA) is state authorization cards signed by official reaction will be ILI " / V z4J. .. Incompliance with state laws, a The letter sent the board Is teachers are "invalid," but However, other sources say ,, ;.ii: :i1, source said today. ,j'tt1'Y' signed by seven teachers, :. some 's background is being Grooms contends all action by French 0. 4. i I If an inquiry turns up any of whom asked that their names the SEA has been in compliance checked out to determine what 't 1' ' f/'i. ., "unlawful or illegal con be oimtted from any news with state law as outlined by the interest he has in negotiations ditlons," then the letter asks story. The letter's wording Public Employes Relations in Seminole County. r''' ' . , ~ 6. X.*,#.!` N;A-".tl . that the School Board I'consider retains much of the reasoning Comrrdssion (PERC). &_~ It Also, sources say they're c what effect this would have on French says he will u.s in any .w to find out who's "A very real question exists attem ' ,'.,,!,,: ir . . ,_ ~__--J 14 continued negotiations" bet- type of appeal or action in whether the majority of foott pting the bill for French's h, ween the SEA and the School opposition to the SEA. teachers desire union efforts on behalf of the Bard ,' In essence the letter charges representation and this Longwood teachers .,', The letter asked to allow the , -_:, I f "._V~krllN11 . . teachers v4 . -. a -I i . I I *-)- - i - ._ I ' I.A _. Ji. J,;,;.,;; 14=4 wilot" to determine if _. I.. ;.". .N.K4 _k ,i l'A- ;-f. M4 _ !'' i ; SEA represents fl Ions the '.. f Inside Today NOT UGUT D011 RECOMMEND FOR YOUNOII CHILDREN sk -. -- .. . I. %, . )ì'' begins Mondcy, May 19 U')' . , . I ~_ :_ -__ =~fl~. ___ ~ .. ''- . Teachers d ' GENERAL CINEMA CORP F. BARGAI N MATS. (VERY nA49 I 'T1t2:30P.M.— $1.25 Rw S 44 ) ARIES (March 21-April 19) thuslastie about will get a you share a vested interest. You'll be fortunate today needed boost today. You may Both parties will profit 5j pick up partner AQUARIUS (Jail }-Feb 19) through social O You will be making a decision may put you on to an Idea that SCORPIO -V today that will have faryou can adapt to serve your You're In an excellent reaching beneficial effects, If ambitions. cycle the next few hievl TAURUS (April 20-May 2D) days. Extend yourself in your you follow t1wough on tWngs as you see them now. Be alert today I Ch PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) portunity that C4ntinue to believe in your through a family member or a SAGrITARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. talent and ability. You will not relative. It may carry a sm"U 21) Dealings today with perso rts be denied the fruits of your cash rewar& who have an expansiveoutlook labor too much longer. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A and aren't afraid to take a few friend has some good news he's chanceswlll bring prosperity to YOURBIRTHDAY eagertotell Yc* regards a you new devee)pmen lopment 0 ire i,vfl CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. May17, W75 hong come at. 19) Your best chances for gain CANCER (June 21-July 22) today he In a situation where A large opportunity will come Financial prospects look very to you this year ttuuugh a bright the next couple days. SALZBURG FESTIVAL mysterious circumstance. Specifically, your work or ANNOUNCES PROGRAM You'd be wise not to discuss t career is in the best position for until it's well on its way. LUMURG, Austiris (AP) gains. — LEO (July .Aug. 22) You'll burg Festival, July X to Aug. be able to create opportunities 30, will include 17 concerts by for yourself today because of the Vienna, Berlin and Israel your positive approach. Dwell philharmonic orchestras, the on optLniLt1e Uxughts. London Symphony and the AusVIRGO (Aug. 23-3ept. 22) trian Radio Orchestra. You'll receive help in 3fl area Richard Strauss's "Woman where you're very sensitive and without ti,s,A a Shadow .-,11 secretive, from one aware of will open the bY)cl y present needs. He won't festival. Also scheduled are betray you. Mozart's "Marriage of Figaro" LIBRA (Sept. XWd. 23) A and a new production of Verdi's new project you're very en. "Don Carlos." Our 'Alie rivur from .Sanford soutli u) tl)e lua~l_ waters, Is under improper conditions, changing directions and flowing south as opposed to its I Continued On Page 5-A) (ontinual degradation of our waterways, We are g •.'. For Saturday, May 17, 1975 # !'l organization, - By BERNICE BEDE080L Everyone's symptoms are soon biologist's report is being forwarded to the parent Capital of the World. Regretfully, the St. Johns Is dvinr and tstanatesare ina fc-.% ~ uars or illonftLs it will be totally dead. To those of us who fish and enjoy the river regularly, we have watched the t;I,. t . I . . "You no doubt are familiar with ttwb qt Inhirle . #I •is River, apUy quioted as being the Bass Fishing - ' ) "" S?E~ ! Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over discoveries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page bookieta, To order volume. 1,11 and III, send $1 for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find" in care of this newspaper. frienti dies of a coronary, Ed . •51s1ll in . cut asunderl -1AL 0 84:30 NBC SANFORD AND SON "SANFORD AND NIECE" RERUN Fred isn't very happy at first when he learns his late wife's niece Is coming to visit. But when she turns out to be pretty and charming, Fred melts. Then he becomes protective and upset when two friends show up with her, one a guy. 8-9 CBS KOLCHAK: THE NIGHT STALKER "Bad Medicine" RERW" A strange Jewel thief is terrorizing elderly women Chicago. The thief takes on a monstrous form and hypnotizes its victims, Uien kills defenseless women, until Koichak tracks It down. 1:30-9 NBC CHICO AND THE Natural c RERUN Ed - TEATRI to OUT IS IN: Several weeks ago, Mel Brooks, the zany director of "Blazing Saddles" and 'Young Frankenstein" was Interviewed by Gene Shalit for the "Today" show. What didn't make the Interview has been assembled for a riotous segment on "Weekend" tomorrow night NBC-TV, 11:301 a.m. It Is comprised cxclushrely of the outtakes from the Shalit interview. 1, declining, it Is only a Limited mat ter of time before the entire river Is adversely affected. Th e actual problem originates at the headwaters of the St. Johns and, growing like a vicious cancer, It is moving towards the upper reaches of the river." 7% 1 lif I_: S I 1T IV III I I UI CA 1114411 uu a CU}IY UI the - .y 4 TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS - ~. - .. .. .?__~ _T" z , I __ / Lake Monroe, however, at the rate the river is Society, (B.A.A.S.) recuesting assistance from them in th e fight to a ll evia te some of th e problems besetting the river, We quote some of the most Important Items from their letter: Lon woo -Isi~;F- - -. 1 ,g • "At present the damage has grossly spread past the national organization, Bass Anglers SIwtsmen . - 4 the basis of this letter is intended as a p!ea for as,ststance from B.A.S.S. .. .......... . - _,__.__ " . Mm ' 7- . r...e . . 111-2 - -i 0 . , ' ..• ~ h . atLempdng to do something about the problem and _________ -Af- TTJ_ I (44) Bobby Goldsboro 1:15 (9) Movie ,.',i lit D.s'I BassMasters Club pledging support and -- . . i:oo (2) Thriller 7:00 (2) Last Of The World ......... - ________ 12:00 (3) Movie (6) . Diversion River The oup, "Frien 'the St. Johns' held its coo!rat ion in combining forces to resist any more first meeting May 6, with an overflow crowd of abuse of the beautiful St. Johns. sportsmen, conservationists, and public-spirited The Deltona Bassniasters have also written to Commission Saturday adopted a resolution from information he received by telephone, favoring the return of all diverted walers to the St. IEfforts to reach commission representatives In 6tizens I n attendance. 4 , 0 Johns River Basin, The Herald learned today. Tallahassee to obtain additional data were not The outcome of tue first meeting, according to A spokesman for the commission notified successful. , information receiv ed by Th e Herald, was th e with. Delbert Euga,a member of the ad visory council for Meanwhile, the diversion of more than 200 frawal or postponement of further requests of two the Department of Natural Resources, that the million gallons of water daily from the St. Johns corporations to build more darns and canals to resolution had been passed after the commission River is rapidly becoming a national issue. reclaim some 21,400 acres of the marshlands at the s apprised of conditions along the A report compiled by id Cox, biologist with Johns as headwaters of the river. Flor a I F res Water Fish ouulned in recent news stories published In the the Support for the movement to restore the river Herald, mission, and first brought to the attention of the coming in at an unprecedented rate . The newly "Ille commission apparently Ivels [tic situadon public 1)), The Herald has already leff to the for- created group, he, ldcd bN' J.1'. Turnispseed, Is extremely critical considering the fast action lilatloll of a new organization dedicated to the president, and Delbert Eugo, executive director, which was taken after the Iuue was presented," restoration and preservation of th I11 j e once-great thIs week received a letter from Bruce A Euga said. river, known all over the United States as the Bass ;1 hicEimuff ay, vice prerldent A the Dcltona 10:30 (3,) (44) Night Gallery 6:30 (13,24) News Baseball Movie USA beauty Pageant (6, e) News 2:00 (2, 1) Major League 11:30 (2) Star Trek (6) Hudson Brothers Ill ae Sesame Street (33) Movie (44) Combat (1) Survival 1000 (6) Full details of thz resolution was not available at C~apttal of the World. once, although Euga Indicated the action by the id (33) World Of (35) Bobby Goldsboro (24) 1:30 6, Bob Newhart Show (24) Black Perspective (24) School America 9.30 () Wide World Of sports (35) Fkherrnàfl •'vt (2, 4,8) News Bandstand Villa AlIgra (35) Sports Legends 1'C0 (2) S-ou' Train (6 JtIOflS (9) Movie 9:00 (2. 6) Mary Tyler Moore Show (24) Theater n 8:30 Air G' (4) Fat Albert (9) American Sea Monsters (24) Mister Roger's Legislature 10:30 (44) Sports Legends 11:00 (2.6.8.9) News (6) ($) Battle For 12:30 (2) (6) Shazan (9) Lassies Rescue Rangers (24) Zee Cooking (44) Dinah Preakness (13) Wrestling (24) Mister Rogers (33) TBI ) Sigmond And Theatre Sounding Board (3) Leave It To Beaver 5:00 (2) World At War (44) Soul Train Hour 10:30 (2. Scream Move To Halt St. Johns !cs 1IernId Outdoor Editor I 1 i By BOB ORRELL (24) A Family At War g. Neighborhood Company Bfir State . Fire (44) Braves Baseball Globetrotters (8) Information Eight (9) These Are The Days (44) Ernest Angley (9) Boo Chico And Th' t,, 12:00 (2) Jetsons (6) Harlem Bam-Bam (9) Devlin Week (33) Movie 900 (2 8) R kf d Files (9) 9:30 (2,11) Run Joe Run (6) Pebbles And Fwaily (9) Where's The c'Pri'sraei ) RornagnoilS 3:30 (9) Tennis 4: 00 (2) High Chaparral (6) HoganserOeS AFTERNOON (44) Gerald Derstine ! Table (24) Sesame Street Hardy Archie 3•Oo Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 20 Cents Water Loss Becomes National Issue 8:00 is)44r?2;z!;cY (35) The Big Blue Phooey Almac 7:00 (2) (13) June Allyson (24) Wall Street ~_i I` ad 111111111111111111 SATURDAY (44) Braves Baseball JaI MOVE II III iowV ('u'c Us 9:00 (2;$)pTeFr!fcY I Dream Of Week I V TONIGHT (6) Jeannie (24) Washington Suffix game Id go 31Glus fragment, 33 Spanish cheer I — (13) Zane Grey 730 gait ivision 9 Margari ne IS Grain sateds 20 Marry wtetly 10 What bride's 22F ~~ r :; ff( (I 17:00 () Bunny Of Year (9) Movie _ _______ AM ir" R. (I) Greet Adventure 4 Lawrence Welk ( Mysteries 2:30 ( (24) Grandpeople (35) Department "5" Movie (44) Sports Legends Zee lndsOf 7:30 School: Man (33) (2) Brothers (44) Braves Baseball Soul Train 3 00 le ' 7 Pelf 21 Double curve II The Truth Concentration What's My Line _ _______ (24) Aviation Weather (3S) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery 1130 CN ;44,Vle Herald Gets State Prolect "apparent low bidder" on the contract. But other bids had been made on portions of the contract for specific geographic areas around the state, and officials felt Pepsico might only be nominated for parts of the contract--and not the entire $23.3 million. The 1974 legislature ap. propriated $20.5 million for purchase of relocatables and education officials were pleased that Pepsico's bid came in under the total funds ap- proved, Though Turlington has called the portables the "classroom of the future," Seminole County school officials elected not to order any of the units, The units are portable and can be readily moved from county to county, officials said. They are esnecinllv useful In a state where the economic climate changes with each tourist season, For example, in a county with a thriving economic climate, portables could be rushed in _ _~ "_~ _q -, w_,__W~_ ,--. -7 ~._ ~ I __ ~. AL. - and set up and then just as quickly moved out—when and If economic conditions declined, Pepsico, a California firm, has a branch office located at the Sanford Airport. As yet, it's not known what kind of work force would be required to construct the 1,863 relocatables listed in contract snerllir'ntinns Company officials declined to comment until it's known for sure Pepsico has the contract under its belt. That decision is expected next week. Teenager Pleads Guilty A 17-year-old Lake County juvenile who pleaded guilty last week in Circuit Court here to assault with Intent to commit robbery in a motorized purse-snatching has been cornmitted to the state Division of Youth Services as a delinquent child. Circuit Court Judge Clarence T. Johnson J'. granted the motion of defense attorney James Lien of Orlando. Lien bad asked the court to rule that Gary W. Hubbard, of Plymouth, Is a delinquent child and sentence him to DYS, which could hold him until he's 21 years old. Hubbard has no prior record and lived at home with his blind father, his mother and a younger sister. The youth admitted being the driver of a car Jan. 20 (lutI sped through a shopping center parking lot at Altamonte Springs. Another youth In the rear seat grabbed a woman's purse and she was dragged across the pavement until she '' - released the purse that contained no money, only credit cards. Altamonte Springs police arrested hubbard, two other luveniles and a Tangerine man minutes later and recovered the purse. The juveniles were indicted by 'the Seminole County Grand Jury as adults to stand trial on robbery charges. _ ___ - -I Hubbard had been docketed for trial as an adult on the robbery charge last week when he entered the plea to the lesser and Included offense. - _Wi 'ii 1 =~____ - T_- _V 11 __~_12_=_ IfLt4y:- ~_=__ I __.~ Z _'. - __ ____-r~ =._. 51 71 --`J171XI I. 7 V7__- _____- ____ - ~~-_ _-~___ ~_ - ~ - ____ .-- i I 0 1-y- I I 1. f~. ~, __ t,.z- -~~-__ __ _ .. .:- _ Kenneth W. hatcher, 16, and his brother Arthur P. Hatcher, 17, both of Plymouth, pleaded guilty to attempted robbery and agreed to testify against Hubbard. A jury found James Blame Whlsenant, 20, of TangerIne, guilty of robbery in the case. The hatcher brothers testified for the state in Whisenunt's trial. ---X; i"j.' — I V_ Z1Y: WALK-A -THON STEPS OUT The first step in it 20-mile walk to raise funds for the United Celebral Palsy of Central Florida was taken at 8 am. Saturday morning. Miss Orlando Donna Hatcher, and 11 year olds Tammy Tyson, left, and Sandra Smith, hold hands with Mindy Balmer. Several local politicians als, participated in the fund raising walk. tflerald Photo by Dan Crockett) I çc-' 4 .-'-- ã4:".'% - 3' k ". - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 16, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5b2d6cfc0fe7f26b42baa1886e0241cb.pdf f21c3c8cb8fa32a8e1b417382352f683 PDF Text Text II 8 B-Evening Hera ld , Sanford, Fl. May 14,lfl Wednesday, 41-Houses 41-Houses 31-Apartments Furnished n • flfl. U T U UUaU I (IRS 7 full baths, family room & den, plenty storage, large lot. 525.000 372 10.17 Lov e ly furnished quest louse, weekly or monthI, ava i lable -. uu, rwvrrnur MUVIT 0fl15' $165 mu plus utilites, & No N'tS Security 372 7711 ______ *Did You Know?* . 34- - 1 Room furnished dvpI 21tPcSl.11 and tat? mo pIv 530 deposit. I Child, rio pcts After S. 373 3661 COUNTRY LIVING- 3 DR.. 2 bath, formal dining room, eat - in kit then, air, carpet, drapes, family room, take privileges-2 yrs. rew. mint condition. $37,500. Terms. bde Homes • hoij5u Payton Realty 3271301, 2410 Hiawatha Ave 35-Mobile Home Monthly Rentals Available $135 5150- Color TV 1. 2. 3 Bedrooms, Homes and apartments for 560. 590, $130, $14.5. $165 up todeluxe at $315. Available Now I Lots Move your n'oble heme to the IIJkj.,..,Jno'mLl cour.fry. tzr.zzral sp3ccs akaaLle. County 60 hi 3)A-Duplexes ope 37Business Pr 7 l3eurm iduit preferri, $ Wee Fijrn5h or Uflfiflflutli('cj ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Otficrsc Small Store BuId'nS 377 1387 ____ ______________ 3235e. 3226620 ______ Lake Mary, 26 4th St. 7 bedroom duplex with central hea t and air. carpets, drp,,s, and fully --- - 40-Condominiums $13,950 equipped kitchen Only $130 Mo. Call OlS 0112 Days or 64.3 3372 Eves For rent New Smyrna townhouse on ocean Pool, fenniL $1$0 Week 37) 4733 - Real Estate A 7 t'crc'-.m 1pte aflr?n.nt (if . - - 41--Houses UnftJTr1St1t. •O S Orlando $150 DOWN 3Y:: FllA Terms inSantorcf,Jbedrooms, carp, ?rir' ',ar Ont $73 2x) Pay $11105 for 360 months, 9 pct a,'urtual rate For full Information On this and other low down payment homes in the area, call 32-Houses Unturnished 2 Bc'dr oo m Dupe ard Trailer for rent Low rent 3731774 town $173 month 3495567 M?e'r $ pm $13,900 $15 Security. CailBart Real Estate Harold Hall Realty REALTOR 3fl.7491 26065. Hwy I? 92 REALTOR 373 $77 Charm galore S4SO Down. I bedrooms. CPnfral Air. frees, I Bedroom, P, bath. new carpet, oaraoe. ctose to school 373 0257 3 mortgage taxes and insurance and prepaids. 3.3-Houses 110 E. 75th st Ste n Lake Mary. 7 bedroom ?urn'Sht hoLSC Near SiC Adults, no pets $ IlO 1773930 tro 371 5154 or 377 6620 FurnjPi frame COttage. south of DeBary. large shady lawn. ideal - for famity $100 mo plus security 661 5147 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Acts didn't work tPittt. wouldn't be any Best lot selection now available in Sanford's nesiest 7565 Park REALTORS and finest Adult Famil y Mobile flume Park. Come out and inspect th Model Homes on display Luxury Patio e fenced lot, access to river, $27. Orlando ( 305) 3 from Town $9995 SAP,ropo SECURITY Pay 1st, 1L 2 Bedroom Apts. 17.fl, 3231670 IN In Sanford's Finest Established . Residential Area? 101 WOV2 1 - - - 495 t -, -- =~ - - . - 60-Off ice Supplies . -- . Manatee, 6S'x17', 3 or 62-Lawn-Garden others to choose from Save 5100's of dollars vyu.-Jd Famous Buck knives, also Shracle Walden, John Primble Ini C,ar(jen(,,Nj, 1100 ,j 1st 4O.95 .2? 11 I I Air Conditioning & RIDGEWOOD ARMS Of Conventional Morta9ti 3. Additions a S __ -_-_ Cal It WI 7SIh Sanford, Fla. Remodeling Appt. 322.3103 ____ APARTMENTS 2510RIDGEW000 AVE. 2-=1 = I ;JL-,1 a 711 - -. PLANNING A GARAGE SALE? FORGET TO AD VERTISE IT IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS. 372.7611. Don't need l" Serve, useful pc'rpose again when you Sell them with Classified Ad from the Herald. Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions. Custom Work Licensed Bonded Custom estimate 373 603$. Beauty Care TOWI R'S BEAU I Y SALON (formerly l-'srrlett's Beauty Nook ) 519 E. Pinc3fl 5712 Rent Blue Lustre Electric C,rpel Shampooer for only $1.50 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE fli(f ' . Cletzt4jig Coffee Service Sam House - This is our 15th year at Animal Haven Grooming 5. Boarding J ~ SANFORD, PU, kbw our ART ALLIPI(., LAND CLEARING All types bIt I, a(erag. cleared Wt' have top Soil, fill dirt, clay, and shell available Plea se call night ____ or day, 37 1 39$) - customers. 377.5757. in - Problem Solving Call 671 9397 C a ll Lawn Care NOW WITH A Ct,A53IFIED AD _ So thern Lawn service - Mewing, EdQinv&Tri,nmng Reasonable 37) WSOor3fl 9517 SPRING HOUSECLEAN ,U(,, SELL THOSE PlO LONGER A small Classified Adbrugst P.EL0tD lTE?15 WiItt A returns Te'yor* arsctiee Call 377 CLASS I F IED AD tI li turnout ' ITo . next year. I .-.--- - = '. .. ... . i- -_ at ' " . - 'I * . ' . because of a predicted age funds. It was that issue which brought sharp words between principals and teachers at last r,ight's meeting. Lakeview Middle Principal Ted Barker said he "would not accept a continuing contract --Do you mean you wouldn't trust another principal's recommendation?" Judy Moore asked. "Is there not some type ni professional trust?" Barker replied that he didn't mean to sound that "harsh," but many principals operate schools differently and a princi pal, generally, likes to The winds of change are blowing in Seminole County's And If educational thce winds could talk, they would tell you trouble is brewing between teachers and principals in the countY'l 34 -terminated." unless that teacher worked for schools. on the other hand, say principals were supposed to explain to teachers me one year." In other words, Barker expressed what is apparently the view of many Administrators, ' . . - . - i"1' _i~jz ~ :- . _9~~4 " ' ' . - . '' '' . ., Jew PauIael makes a point as QtyMarPe$e Knowles listens. - cipal at Lyniian High School, said he didn't find "any conflict" in Barker's statements because there is a "great deal Henley said negotiations betBoard and SEA have proved that. School Board members, with a few exceptions, during the entire debate, Grooms' five-point plan asked for: - A letter from the board the situation, A letter of recoinmendation from principals tc of mistrust among professionals in this county." ween the School work with a teacher at least a year before appro ving that remained quiet explaining - Grooms said "teachers are teachers that they have done a caught in the middle, anti it's not their fault" if sthte money Is uncertain. Once a teacher at- good job. - Those 16 teachers in question should be placed on possible. cipais couldn't mail out a letter of commendation to any teacher who has done a good job. Grooms also said many teachers in Seminole County already have started looking for jobs In other hoolsyste, even thiough fficials here have pledged jots will be available once funding is made known. The "termination" notices and that 99 per cent of the prove a teacher for continuing After all, Barker noted, all teacher's salary goes up about contract wflew the principal's teachers are not "super - A preferred list of teachers Gatchel said principals were '' Care Lawn Seminole Educati o n Association (SEA), Gene Grooms. Grooms' call for action was in seven per cent, plus there is would be rehired, Apparently, some principals failed to notify their charges. The SEA is also hot under the assured that the teacher will fit into his scheme of operations. A teacher who already is on continuing contract said teachers." "Let it also be known we don't have all super administrators in this county," SEA's chief that great security factor, which many persons in the school system treasure, School Supt. Bud Layer said a ready for continuing contract should be circulated among principals, -Nooutsideteachersshould supposed to talk to each teacher individually and explain the situation. Layer told teachers, "You I response to "termination" shps collar about 16 teachers who listening to Barker and other contract negotiator Steve letter has been prepared and be hired until teachers in don't mad the newspapers or school administrators mailed out to some 208 teachers who were eligible for continuing contract but weren't approved principals moved her almost to tears. Rosenthal replied, Then Canton Henley, prin- will be mailed out to teachers explaining the entire situation. Seminole County are placed. Board member Allan Keeth the principals haven't talked to you." / I fl today's p,'prc U.S. Gatehel, the chief of personnel. Planes, Ships Lay Down Covering Fire I t$'F , o Island Evacuated From Cambod'ian Last Marines 'o C u'4'1 with Piydro blasting Any houSe, tve%, 140 Roofs 135 63 Free Estimates Call anytime 671 0215 WASHINGTON (AP) The rifle landing force which 'i' last remaining Marines on the saulted the island more than 14 Cambodian inland of Koh Tang hours earlier. were evacuated today following It was not known whether the the rescue of the American merchant ship Mayaguez, a White House source reported. Shortly before word of the evacuation, two carriers and a half dozen other U.S. warships were reported steaming toward the Island where the ship and its 40 crewmen had been held. Fl,lt roots or work guaranteed 371 670'J Pest Control i '- iiO',i P1 T (C)?IIROL 2367 Park Drive ____________________ Pet - Care N14 Pt. I Wt- %T I fioarct'n5 Grcximinçj _________ L Ph 377 1057 I _ .. BUDGETS ARE 001 51 E RED WIT VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS - - --- WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS /% All iVM And siln Wrrerialrafld set ,yce SIlNE MACHINE I. SUPPLY CO - fire - .- - -- -. - - - - saying - I, I lzitin did not describe the options crew, tUft' - 5. -- -. . x-_ He said the merchant vessel Mayaguez, operated by had begun steaming to. wnrd its original destmauon, theThai port of Sattabip, and was expected to arrive by 'Thursat, night, Washington -_ -,_ -_ ¶_ - . The spokesman said the 25 Marines aboard that helicopter i)1u3 its crew were evacuated to the aircraft carrier Coral Sea, about 10 miles offshore. - -. . Asked if the evacuation would continue in darkness, Laitln said, "The operation is continuing." But he added, "There area number of different op. - ___________________ a ,1 casualty report that only one Marine was known to have died. However, other Pentagon sources said earlier that there were at least two dead and at least eight wounded. Laitin quoted a helIcopter p1lot as there were many wounded when his craft crashed in the early minutes of the Island assault. Other Prntzigon sources said the carrier Hancock also was steaming toward the area with helicopters on board. Between 150 and 200 Marines were still on a beach head on Koh Tang awaiting evacuation by boats and helicopters from American ships standing offshore, said spokesman Joseph Laltln, lie declined to use the words pinned down in describing the' "I eavy and intermittent" small ar 'its fire raining in on the Ma- WellDrHHn9 '. which U.S. military an island about 30 miles from hoped would en- the Cambodian mainland. able the evacuation to proceed At a Pentagon news briefing, as darkness fell over Koh Tang, Laitin issued a preliminary ing commanders the carrier ('oral Sea and the six other b'arships were either close to Koh Tang, the island about 30 miles from the Cambodian mainland, or en route. 373016$ SLIM returning A Pentagon spokesman said Pressure Cleaning _______________________________ A&A CLEANS ALL Emterlor Pressure cleaning Marines were the fire, U.S. fighter planes and Navy destroyers laid down suppress' - Expert r oo f repairs - -____________ _ 1. ir v!t , *_ - Basically, Grooms contends adm i nistra t ors were "inhuman" because teacher's have done a good job, but weren't told that. Instead, they were sent notices informing them only that they were List Your Business... DiaI322-2611o_831-9993'1 I \__ ,__ , '.. teachers who received notices . _ .- "•_ - . in education ?O7W,7ndS$ I. 777643? __________________________________________________________________________________________ -_ -.- " _______________________ :' - I_ ,- - applaud a live-point demand fl& i' ' , *ve Cotliepuppies, sable and white _____ I yet ch5cd,fthealth q8arantd -h 3734700 I ~ . outlined by the chief of the 1 W - C.A Backhoe Service r'ouse plans, custom m:J tO FHA Landclearing, fill dirt, clay, "ock. All kindS 04 digging House trail SSOC spec. Fast, eonon,fcil. Call Victor oni. ers ttored and moved. 3729142 or 531 IllS. LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR I IN DEMAND SELL IT "" -. ,,i~g ' ' '; - " Spring Is here and it's a good t,n. rhnje a new Porn,. tQrn of osr ( I,',sst,e,i Plans u Home Inprovàmeiis T -4 -1rfI ,,, ll' (l,V, t,i.1 .1t75 All STORING IT MAKES WASTE SELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW Call 377 7611 or 531 W93 wart 64-Equipn'*nt for Rent _ _________ . Thinking about that Summer BUDDY'S HOMEIMPROVEMENT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS 377 13)5 - ,,,, OBEDIENCE PROTECTION OOGSOF SANFORD %XU1115 .;A Roofing Cal' us today I Don't delay I JuSt. dial 372 7611 or 5 3 1 9'iP9I To place . Tha'&s to you, I ' weren't approved for rehire Last night some 60 to 80 teachers blew in at the School '.'(Q. Ldgi'iu 'teEstir'ates 373 _ 1331 Painting. Remoeiing Licensed, Bonded 5343603 For free estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 373 1771, Flo . 0 /4 F"ll'i'lae")"ti. Matson Germaneft, Air Conditioning you sell "Don't Nerds" with a act Your You I lot ~p --- jomeImprovmenj 1n me till your uarue't spot; mow MAKE ROOM 10 51 ,RE 'rc)up WINTER 17 EMS. vacant lots SE IL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A __ WANT AD. Phone 372 7611 or Ill. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES 9993 and a friend ly Ad Vitor will Woodruff's Garden Center t"tr Y)I Celery Ave Sanfc.cd Kennels. 1`1 1I" 1111V I ' By ED PRICKEIT Herald Staff Writer SILN0d~,_i _________________ - NO 65-Pets-Supplies - 0 BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY - U*iftliOI Each Month. All We A* Is Thal *Ycs Qualify For A U Mci. Leee. *5)7.70 Off *Close to everything yet away from it aIll Large wooded lots. Street lights Paved streets *Sewers *Sidewalks 33 Year Mort;ae% -S tl. down. I I'* . - f , ef leadership surfaced In the i ltbeknowntomethatifldidn't committee member," Sinclair public in recent weeks when let his group in on my thinking said. Seminole County 's several persons were removed and cooperate with them they "The attemoted boycott 'E Democratic party chief, Larry from membership In the local wouldbiockanythinglmlghtdo thelastmectingovermyeffot-ts Sinclair, in office since the committee for missing three to carry out the state party's as chairman, ... ;t beginhing of the year, has consecuUve meetings without F. ~ mandate clearly shows; me that resigned. The resignation was acceptable excuse, . nounced that as far as I was this isn't what this group had in announced in a letter to party the One of the ousted members Is ' concerned no special group mind. From the executive committee members. l3ITI forced to consaid to have appealed to state . •. would exist within the meeting, I Several committee members party head Ann Cramer, who ' Democratic Executive Com- dude that this group controls a contacted by The Herald today substantial percentage of our directed Sinclair to reinstate mittee. lauded the young party leader the ousted members. Mrs. "But,afterblocklngmefrom membership. for courage under fire the past Cr "It is clear to me now that according to reliable ¶ carrying out several duties few months. "'. Unless I do whatever It is that sources, told Sinclair, local !; to ... assigned the Chair by our by. One, who asked not to be party by-laws allowirig excuse this group me to do, that laws, the spokesman said the identified, said, "Even when for aheense only for dea th or committee will have acproached me again and larry would say 'good evening' illness In the family were in li shed not ng hi by the time that If I would plug his group comp at a meeting, he was Jumped on conflict with state law. Into my thinking that I would the 176 elections arrive, I by some," Stnjj have all the cooperation i refuse to compromise my told the principles and treat any wanted ft The tat straw appeated to be Seminole by4a1& were LU tARRY SIN().AIR the pa* tow conflict with the gateby4aw,, the uproar "I rej~led tMt if they would member or group of members _____ ____ differenU; man I - treat the days over published reports could noC1taOw1teat. UontélL of the jiiiii come to the ExecdIve that a life-long Republican had comtnlUee membeTs report. struggle within the committee. mittee meetings arid the entire membership. That's called democracy, I believe. Sinclair's letter to committee been erroneously named to the "Shortly after taking office" Fxeaitive B0rd members announcing his he said, "a spokesman for a would be plugged into Ill y committee, (Continued On Page 2-A) system. 51.. 3736630 ALL AMERICAN APARTMENTS a[ yffA_ __0__-_kK*~-~.:___F_4_J .I Teachers Turn Ch -eerleaders '$ 0 w HOMES OF DISTINCTION .1 *. : :P -- _______ ,in ms 9 ___________________________________________________________________ , 1?dg'e'is'6Od . OKUMS - PEOPLE k i It's like pennies from heaven when $1695 E Colonla' Jr , Corner of j,o i 434. 273 6440. Orlando y ______ - - . 10-4 cost ''t Ad 1. chalrs. secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and Carry P4011'S Casselberry. I? n,'aoi S`12 , 7% THE 44 tv 1801W. FIRS; ST. Wood or steel desks (executive desk Pine Knoll, 40'x2i', 3 BR S REALTOR BROKER . EACH Used office furnilure Easy Living Mobile Housing 1541 Lee Rd .Winter Park 3054414344 John 5aggo . A . I " $400 g&Ir tank, Central Heal 372 5961 the `L ' .% 014y - Ill I .' SANFORD, PH.323-7730 Conorct, 40*17' 7 OR Systems Four, In c. REAL TORS Wv. ______________________ $3995 garage. Moving? Why Not Live REPkCE ROBSON MARINE 7971 Hwy 1792 - Sover,ir, 6S'i1', 3 BR, family room for relaxing, separate living room to entertain you, and separate dining room. Slide my door s open, and en ter a 10 '00' screened porch to Florida living. I have a huge Inside utility room and 2 car I'm 2' years old MY OWNER PUT ME ON A DIET AND REDUCED ME TO ORIGINAL COST. I'm an easy touch at $ 36 ,900 with interest rate slit 7• $4,150 down and live with me for 5.37) per month. Swim in my community pool. COME PEEK AT ME i. _____________________________________________________________________________ spetdometer. $17 995 Span iSh, have I bedrooms with S ,(s SPEC, certified tilt trailer Sacrifice 57.995. In"" Norris, 41'x71'. I BR feel like an orPhan-EMPTYan no one to occupy me I'm Unfurnished Sanford $2650 Wanted - Desperate Months Rent 9!Y Furnished or Hwy. DEPOSIT I ' C-4its DRU %9 % hull. Orlando Clipper Il' tn bowrldec. Mercury 115 HP, both 1971, full canvas, tack, Frontle,, S0'iI. U - SYS _________________________ $8595 get first," ___________ 0 eL Awhl ~11111 111 r% amer, 0stv 41 1971 Seabreeze 1$' excellent for any isherman, salt or fresh water, 60 HP Johnson. walk around center controls, electric start, lilt trailer, Must see to appreciate, must sell 3774515 After S weekdays $1 we can owners at _- ~~ ~_i~=~_____~-_]F--_, Reason '' , 0 f PAY1'ON REALlY %J _________________________________I 0 55-Boats&Accessories Peg. Peal Estate Broker 7771301.7640 Hiawatha Ave at I? 92 SANDRA ItEpAlu OES _______ Delmar. 41'x74', BR. 1 (17-92) Hrs: Mon.-Fri. 8 to Sat. a to 12 Noon 641_1006 Crescent, 7O'x13', 3 BR. MAY SPECIAL ' £ RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. ' Party Split As d" 322.023), 425.2363 • t4EW 53-1V-Radio-Stereo -.............. ______ $6495 3 bedroom, refurbished home, Shaded $tst. • 11111111111-1111111 c7Kariner's Gj111. ge Minutes ALL M0OP1EYAPPLtAP4CE5323L haded lot, soace for garden. 2 center _________________________ 40 COLOR TV,Sll,93MONTH, bedrooms, on paved road. $12,500. I BRAKE SPECIAL Ice. used machines. Regent. &S'x1r, 3 OR of r__-_______ ' . Norris. 46'x17'. 7 LiP. centers," was KENMORE WASHER. Paris. ALL HOMES REDUCED provements and wants to participate. But he Wed downtown area and expanded later. away from some of the talk about a special taxing "Let's s'e how much ctYp'ration wstrict. from the merchants and property "Taxes right now are running 25 to 30 per cent Roberts said. attractive : SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East 1st St Downtown 3729411 Ele9.tI66 . SPECIAL SALE S 322-2090 U4-22 901313.7377, Property owner, Pr. Vin:t.' I(obcrls told the with Roberts suggesting that the initial project be that he is definitely interested m m confined to a three-block parcel at the core of the group . 52-Appliances RURAL BUNGALOW Ph, with a Classified Ad. See Al home for sale. Assume payments, central Peit and air. 3334062. home with completely fenced yard 570.000 L 1974 Singer Zigzag with cabinet, cash price of $61 or I payments of Mobile Ideal area for children, 3 bedroom Orlando Dr. 2933 'I Golden Touch 'n Sew, financing lleraldStaffWrlter ASSUME PAYMENTS U 30. two- ., Don Pope, 372 You can get a fair price w hen you advertise your "don't needS" in the Want Ads. 1109 Sar4cwd Ave vote PONTIAC-BUICK 4 1. 12*51' mobile home. 12*24' will neguliate. Call owners to -- Endicot .0 Ill 95 Modernizing your Home? Sell no longer needed but useful items I SHOP. exchange REEL'S BODY )fl7335 42--MoW le Homes Sunland 1Y)S W. 25th St. Sanford, Fin. Reids Garage Auto Air diloners and general auto repairs Il M.lIl St., 3731379, KULPDECOI4ATORS 409W. ls?St. We Buy Furniture 322llI day, 323045eve. BROKER ASSOCIATE screened porch on private 11,4 acre e COVE GE Z Mate Rd. 427, 2.3 m iles east of 17 Pit. sanford (305) 34l$0 1651 Dealer SL -Househo)dGoods 211 NOok. Sanford 6*37333 clean. $1,695 years _______________________________________________ _______________________ Reduced to Settle Estate $13500 1971 Chevrolet Caprice like this seven ago and everyone there was established, Knowles and Moore said, that would greed, too. But the meeting adjourned and that have to be a referendum among afl the property was the end of it," Moore said, be assessed, It was when Paulucci arid City Manager W. E. "It takes some education to swing a like 'Pete' Knowles got down to the nitty-gritty of that," Knowles added. that the only hints of disagreement came The discussion focused for a time on the from the property owners. proposed boundaries of the redevelopment area, IA' Ill Red MUSIarVg 4 Cylinder, radial fire%. custom interior. Sacrifice in Duluth, Minn., told those present that the way to go about it is to set up , ,I that was the end of it." - Mayor Lee Moore special taxing district in the area, assessing each property owner according to the extent of his holdings. "We already have some advantages in the e funds raised, Paulucci said, could be used to area." Paulucci added, ticking off the courthouse, re planning and areNtectural services, and pay city hall, marina, Holiday Inn, ci%ic center, library oil the special bond i ssue he envisions for financing and three banks as cxanipls. of the rebuilding effort Pa ulucci cdled for uiunedLtte funding of the "We need to design a shopping area downtown first phase of his plan - hiring experts to study and make It enough to keep people from costs. Mayor Lee Moore offered the services of the city going to the out.ol..t'wn shopping planning and engineering departments, and noted, Paulucci said. , to see 11 19714 "There nave been 15 or more inettings just like this gross income on these properties," Roberts said. one during the pastseven years. "It's pretty rouph for some of the merchants to "Everyone at this meetings seems to be agreed meet the expenses now." j NATIONAL AUTO SALES 76-Auto Parts Reconditioned Batteries, . answered questions at .... _ .. . . . . * I was at one ust like this seven years ago and ,, rejuvenation project pizza 7600 S FRENCH, SANFORD I Counter 1005, Sinks Installation, available. Bud Cabell 372 $057 an ytime. JOHN SAULS AGENCY MOOD. FROM Realty * Cites Lu., I ________________________ Garage door, aluminum, heavy duty, 2"xl0'xl0' Plate glass panels Complete hardware 377 1672. mortgag, with down pa yme Sparkling clean, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath. lakefront home, central heat and air, trees, and other extras, TOWNHOUS ES ciri, rrs' sicu Ketvinator Air Conditioner 71.000 BTU. $1 00 373 0744 __________________________ reconditioned, 3 bedr oom, It,) bath ho me with tam. rm. Corner lot, large rooms, Owner will handle Swim or Fish 2 BEDROOM 4 HP lfl21I$ CHICKEN MANURE. Approz7o AFTER HRS. ton a week. Will load, you haul 3220648 3773991 Otn Area, 323 6111 3221921114 $21500 STUDIO), 2,1 BEDROOM SUITES Hunt Home on lake, lovely living room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths Apartments ISANFORDI Jim 7521 Park Dr. REALTOR S60; 3 AM FM radio, Mod. style cabinets. 5350. 323 3131 ___ __ __ Wekiva River Acres, Wincht$ter GENEVA GARDENS - - 75-Recreational Vehicles Dsrt Diamond Ring, 11 dlamon totaling I carat Appraised at $630, selling $3 50 Stereo console, tape deck. 3 bedroom, 1', bath on corner lot, $11,900. Existing. 514.500, 7 pct. Mfg. 33)5403 Forrest Greene, Inc. REALTORS .- ~ 11 f includes re placement of disc pads only NO IN NO CREDIT CHECk P40 RED TAPE TERES' Camper trailer 11' semisell con, 18ined, Sleeps A First SADO lakes tiller goodtondItI $75 Call 373 1593. Bro ker 101W. Commercial Sanforct 372_ 7511 In with good terms $11.300. WE TAKE TRADES FAIRLAPIE- I bedrooms, it. , baths, fenced yard, air con dl? iond, easy access to II and 17. 92. $27300. 3776353 - round maple table. OS W. Garnett White SANFORD -7 Bedroom borne with den. carpeted, vacant, move right Or - CormlysFeed 373 1733 - JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC $1,300 Down take over mortgage S1S,00, Corner lot. 7 bedrooms, Fla. room. 3232141 after S. Y our MLS Agency l', Mi. E 011l. Hwy 44 °H 3739719 I J , * Price Apache Camper with built in Stove, sink. Ice box, Sleeps 6. 5650. 323 6077 after 6 LUMBER-RoUghCUI - And Acreage After Hrs. 3777111 or 373.7$12 322.2420 Anytime iOBILE HOME PARK Lot Rent From S55 STAN'S AUCTION 11 Businessmen's Association in werking on preliminary plans for rejuvenating the decaying city core. The landlords, five of whom were Present at yesterday's DRA meeting at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, will be discussing ideas for the redevelopment duringo the next month and reporting ba('k to the I)J1..\ l')fl June 20, J( no Paulucci, entrepreneur and part-time Sanford resident, made a redevelopment presenand the lively, how' meeting. "It 's a damn disgrace the downtcwn area UflM55J VIIL UIJ Me looking the way it does now," Paulucci said. "We've Herald Staff Writer got to get the merchants and the property owners Twelve downtown Sanford property owners are together on thifl," tation NICE (LEAN (Ak lu CIIOOSE FROM, EASY TERMS 0 By RICK PAN'i'BIDGE OVER Its "11 Bdrm. w w Carpet. omes, 322.6457 MAYFAIR- 514,000. 4 bedrooms, 7' baths. family room, extra large lot, half block from Lake Monroe Pool, too One of our ni cest homt - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE lit IISE. ci. 322 S"I H JOHNNY WALKER REALESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR LAKE HARNEY-- $31,300. 2 bedrooms, 7 baths, frame, lakefront, Only 3 years old Fur niShid. too. Exceptional buy! 2795 $ ' Payments less than rent. Buyers from II thrv retirement. Must Qualify-Excetlert investment. Your questions can be answered Contact us. "5ANFOD's SALES LEADER" CITY NOW ONLY 521.000. 3 bedrooms, 1,300 SQ ft. plus. Al Shape, close to downtown Many extras WE FINANCE Commercial 3776653 smoother brealcin period. Disc brake pads even have a sensor that ,,sounds off" when pads need repl acing. 0 I Genuine GM Brakes feature crown-ground drum brake linings for i (051, i., . 3737716 Move Into A New Home For $120 • ReaI4. 2 Beoroom. fenCed yard $175 mo Adults prefer red Rentals $1 00 IN ALL PRICE RANGES Reg R ea l Estate Broker Furnished lfl(iles north on 11 t2 - '71 tome below dealer first conic first cholcet Plus Fla.'s finest t)%cd Cars, Dick Illaird Ditsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largest dealer '75 Datsuns arriving daily Ph $31 IllS, Open Sundays 126 (it' we I CL.. BALL REALTY Choice Listings TAFF[R REALTY (31877? ClitfiordonRraitor I Lawn Mowers We Sell The (lest & I Service The Rest. Western Auto I U. I/tUCliJ lied iYIdFet 32771-Pr ice 10 Cents .3 -necia, if' TaX ing utclillir"ri. .t -- I %##11111111%ON ea -' To Develon movvr V, r1 , ,^ i# %&1n .' I '11111111111wrVI, I Urg V U I ~ I I II I S Every Saturday Night, I 30 W 1st St. Sanford, Florida Property Owners, Businessmen Asked To Help 0 BRAKE Datsun.Subaru Sale Antiques, estates Consinmentj u 1 -, 11,t ~y -0 GM I We buy one piece or full hOuSe Spinet Models SAPSFORDAUCTIO?J37373 ~*v_r Pick up junk cars FREE Smalu price for others. 3721621. 7:30 P.M. Pianos upright and veni8'flfly located 7439 Myrtle Ave Sanford P hone 3 21 064 322 77 At - 1111 $4 prunciI: i nter es t plus Bedrooms, 7 uaths, water front. Actults enly, r pets $700 mo 373 J1SQ blue exterior. pøwctef blue leather _________ interior lfl 321$ After 1 AUCTION 6 18 'INN 2 new homes ready to Show Low in price, high in quallly Plenty shade. Con WIT`T REALTY control, power sea ts ana Wunctows, trunk release. Recently inspected, new mufflers Gleaming diamond Hwy 16, West. Sanford I I I "i'. Dell's Auction Service - LAKE MARY, Ill W. Ist St. 11 : Yr. old. 3 196$ Lincoln Continental mint uW,tt,.i, 90 pt off criginal price PS, PP. Radio. dimAtø Top dollar return on consignment at 75 pct. & 35 pct We also buy full houses, estates, etc. OpenDIlilyiflamn 5pn W M E Farms, Oviedo, Fla 303 3456431 Day, 303365 6511 After 6 -.-------_.__ UNBELIEVABLE But true a 71 7 bedroom home. completely furnished with fireplace, separate dining room, electric kitchen, fenced yard, and many other extras Only $10,900. BARGAINS WINTER SPRINGS Nice 3 bedroom house near down Auction - wire, clothespins, all in good c ondition Contact E P. Bruce, old, large family room with fireplace, very Iare lot almost 1 acre ldyllwlld Sect,cn 3239468 EXECUTIVE Larry Saxon, Realtor ICitihen equipped SiSOMonIN 377470 Merchandise _ 67th Year, No. 229-Thursday, May 15, 1975 ~.., -0 II ~ il I /1, 1 . I~ - 4146 _1~ '~~#11 ~ ;~' I ,)~ .... 0 , 1 `10 ; 373 6335 For used furniture, appliances, tools. etc Buy 1 or IDOl Items Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Me MAITLAND FLEA MART 1941 Hwy 17 92 Open Sat & Sun 9 S Aamtv_am " 80-Autos for Sale - CASH 322.4132 Seedt,.ci equlpniq'nt for over SO beds (300' x 1') In(lu(ie,, 001h covers "A" frames, stakes, end posts, UYUwnerLovely 3 bedrooms. lyea r urwe Desir able area. l bedrooms, 7baths, central heat and air, family room Only $32,300. 33-94I0 3 B edroom block house .. .. u Estate - Isperd $1,000 72-Auction Broker - U. y. flJ1._ , Horse 'railer 517,500 10 Pc?. down MID FLORIDA REALTY. Inc 831 7710 '121 P643 nat re. 'UI IreC studded ano room for a pool large 7 bedoo:n home plus family room, near Mt Plymouth Golf Course 575.900 .uv.r, U' . r %wmminO ecol Real COUNTRY LIVING 1 Bedroom unfurn apt. air, car peted. kitchen equipped Adults $9$ 50 377 224 eves & w ee kend s 4 Reg I - J 1970 Roadrunner II), SO-Miscellaneous for Sale MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Why pay rent! Move in now! 2 bedroom home, will accept trade. I Mr. Goodwrench has a service Special for you Thanks to Classified Ad, users get fast results at a low cost. Try one today I Phone 3fl.Th1I or 531 9993. Friday Nights, 7:30 '1 BR, 7 bath, 2 car garage, cor ner . lSO'xIlS, PLUS 7 apartments, (Income $170 monthly) All for 534.950 Days- 377 6173 Nights 377 5121 or 3777332 Buy BLAIR AGENCY 373 3166 DAVE S'373 9370 AWOODED patio, fence. low cka*n Only 119,750 Acre Realty. REALTOR, 373 7750 . - GM OWNERS: We Buy Furniture Grange City Blue Springs Winter Springs, 3 DR. screened rty '4Ufl, ' small spring, over 100' on paved road $17,500 Terms. 131 7*91 3234061, 373 0517 Eves I -- - berry. Hwy 1792 830 1204. Pierson, 10 .icres Nicely wooded, M. UNSWORTH REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker Cer,lra' u- lot ,U4'1 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTd) 1 3771991 19195 Freect' "77374.3".14%.3n 494 377 119S9, 327 4164 lwteel Honda. Wantcdo buy used office furniture. 0711 New heews in a rural area t4O dow n payment, mon thly payments lets than reti?. Government subsidized to guallfied buyers. Call to see if yo(1 qualify! Stemper Realty 68-Wanted to Beautiful S acres, paved road, trees, clear flowing stream, horse's 0 K. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 67$ * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot! * co Like New Call After 6,327 7541 _____ Dial the results number, 377.3611 and place a fast acting Want Aft 431.ots-Acreage on ly AT oto,cylt lnurae 3$O3 Orlando Drive Sanford 323 5200 37725llam RENTALS ..'.... F rn I JIM DANDY JAll-FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" C'ORMLY's E 46, Sanford 373 173) GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Loch Arbor. I PR, 2 bath, $37,500. See your broker or Call owner, at $700 DOWN, with FHA financing buys thit clean 3 bedroom home loaded wtrt extras I WEXIVA RIVER Adult mobile home village, urctcr larQe Shady oaks on the Scenic Wt'kiva Modern clean interiors. from $'10.SMI W. of Sanford 322 4170. One & Tvn B.'droorn apartments & or 67A-Feed -- New Skyline double Wide, Payments lets than $125 mo. 3739541 n... .s We Psac spotless apts a manager who lots people, budget stretcPong rent Also Unlurn BAMBOO COVE ('AROEP( APTS 3001: Airport Blvd 373 1310 - 42-Nkthile Homes By owner, like new, 7 Bedrooms, Fla. room, detached garage. fenced yard. 519.000 377 6399 or . --- finAl liv - L.L....... .. .-. -. ... . - a p• a --_________ -.__, - -- •_ -. . - . - - �2A—Evening Herald Sanford, FL Thursday, May U, "! Illkii - AA*I..1 r - .. NMON '.. •.w Altamonte Springs rinI C)rrlarpil -. . . w w w To Get New Facility In Firearms Case Secret Police Unit Stirs I - . . 1ucti of the construction Palm said it Is expected the job costs, for which no estimates will be completed by end are yet available, would of the month even though of. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS probably be borne from utility uicial completion date was City commissioners uilS wee ovember, this year. tax revenues, Floyd said. The took t,,,. first step toward city hall and civic center were ' Refused a request from the building public I lt with revenues from I e Bay Area Health Service for a complex to house the coin- same source. discount in the city ocmuntty's police and lire After constructional (tie new tupational lee of $25 departments facilU) the building curLntl) 1 u hor;ied Floyd to The officials toted usedtohousebothuarui (1fl e an return an apthe ancient former CU) ball unanimously to allocate $63,943 lication the Florida would 1) Iron anticipated federal bounding SR 427 Department of Community revenue sharing funds to the razed and the area used (or .i 000 grant 0 be parking lot, proposed new facility, shared equally 'ii' ) ,,e seven i. i i. inotuer uILSIflCSS tiu week eniinoe cities and counts Mayor Norman Floyd said the Commission gO"etnmentto prepare goals in the building, to he constructed pe pos c un ys1 e ant Inalastuontope rim texpaftswn Approed payment of to Dumb) and planning stud) upwards, would be placed south $91.694.20 of the city hail parking lot with Stimpson contractors for work Agreed to proceed with the police station lacing the city on the sewer trunk interceptor allocation of $5,000 in federal '' a nd the fire house truck and $1,375.41 for engineering by revenue sharing money to bays facing Newhurvpnrt (;lart' and Radcliffe of inter create a iiios(1tiito ((introl Park. Consulting Engineer 13th prograiti for the city. • . ;- 77% . R .- A WASHINGTON (AP) Disclosure of activities of a nationwide police intellItence rv'twçwk caught some city officials by suipiisé, pr 'iüs for investigations and also drew criticism and praise from law enforcement off icials. A Cook County, Ill., prosecutor said he planned to investigate what role the unit may have played in alleged surveillance of private citizens by the Chicago police. Dallas city officials said they never heard of the unit even though the Dallas police department is among the members. - — • ' - - = - -, .. - - I. " •' - -, -. - . NEW PUMPER JOINS FLEET SemlnoleCountyCommtssionerDkk Williams, running board, and commission chairman Sid Vihien Jr. inspect the newlyarri td Ford pumper for the Scininole County Fire Department. The truck is the first to arrive of four new pumpers, and the only one with gasoline-powered engine. The 1,000 gallon per minute pumpe; Cos.t 1,000 and will bc aaslgnd to the Fhe Puluia iirt station south of Sanford, (Herald Staff Photo by Bob Lloyd) — -- Slates 'Talk' With Sanford a e - a w . — - al..L..,IU,I ,I By MICK LOCI1RWGE Herald Staff Writer Flush said a suggesvd the request or delay it," Bush deadline on budget requests is said. set for May 1, because CornAccording to Bush, the school The Seminole County Coni- mission begins to formulate the board asked the county to fund mission is taking steps to budget in May. The budget is primary paving programs for curtail school board requests usually adopted In mid-summer roads and sidewalks, which are for funding projects which the and becomes effective Oct. 1. off school property. county did not include in its Bush said yesterday that This has occurred most fiscal year budeet. although the situation ha,nnIy ""ringly" at the new Lake County Engineer 13111 Bush, at come up in recent years, it is Orients School in Altamonte Commission direction, is causing a problem for the Springs and the Rock Lake working out a proposed policy county. school In Longwood, Bush said. which will put a deadline on the 'I don't mean to sound The problem of funding, if the school board's budget requests critical, but requests are project site is inside the limits and outline the projects for filtering Into the county for of one of the county's seven which the county will be projects, and the problem is municipalities, then turns into a responsible. that the county has a fi'ed complex exercise to determine Bush and commissioners will budget. Whenever the school who is responsible for handling discuss the suggested policy board comes in with a project ii the situation. during a tentatively scheduled mid-year, the Commissi'n Bush said a debate always work session on Monday. The doesn't know how to dispos': of comes up when the project is board instructed Bush on it. partially in the city and in the 1ucdav to finalize Ideas into ;u 'j1 have to hook it over to county as to v. h-. r: ; proposal. see if they can accommodate for performing tic cr'tt-c , — — - - ' • I School Requests — - • .• U , • ' \ a Nov. 6. incident. Samson Lee Sharp Jr.,28,of 50 N. Bethune, Eatonville, had Young People Learn Building EDEN, Wis. (AP) A dozen young families in the Fond du Lac area near here gather each evening and weekend to panel walls, pound nails and raise high roolbeams. They're building their own homes in a time when economic conditions make any such venture perilous. They start off with an assist from a nonprofit housing group and a federal grant. Then they learn the liner points of housebuliding as they go, moving from house to house. The program, an experiment also being undertaken In several other states, is funded by Farmers Home Administration grants and administered by local housing counseling agencies. I : - . — -. , I. —,,, CHICAGO (AP) Mayor Richaid J. Daley, back to full strength physically and politically, marked his 7d birthday today. E)hv WLS iiklined by a stroke last year but is cnc again lit and back at the helm of his ever compliant City Council. )'y faring bcttcr piiU th The mayor's fabled Chicago machine, tattered after six years of skirmishes with independent Democrats, came back this year to give him a landslide victory in the mayoral primary. He then easily disposed of his Republican opponent. - .-, 1 Daley Marks Birthday -4 hearing of testimony was nection with a jail cell Incident scheduled to begin today in the in which another inmate as grand larceny trial of Bobby struck In the face with a tin can Circuit Court Judge Clarence Joe 11111, to, of Boston-Butler used to collect cigarette butts. a Circuit Court jury FFeb. T. Johnson Jr., has ordered a Court, Oviedo. mistrial in the case of a Sanford Hill was arrested April I by found T'homas guilty Of the man accused of possession of a sheriff's deputies in connection lesser and included offense of firearm by a convicted felon with the theft of a $129 assault and battery in the case day television from the Zavre's 27, after Assistant State Atty. store, SR 430, I'ern Park of Altamonte Springs, three James Figgatt elicited Information in court files years probation to a guilt) plea testimony from a state' wit alleges that hilt i'.ii stopped to entering without breaking ness that Steven Edward Mohr, outside the store with the with Intent to commit a felony: 19, of 107 E. JenkIzs Circle, television set in a paper bag. grand larceny, In connection Sanford, had been on parole. In other court actions, Circuit with a Dec. i incident at The court ruled the Court Judge David U Strawn JordanM h Altamonte Mail, prosecutor's action wasn't meted the following sentences Altamonte pings permissable Ii dropped a iii Kenn h AUn Newby, 19 Judge Johnson scheduled a Ou_wlet k three ears charge of grand nter re-trial in the case before a new probation on '1 guilty plea to case jury for the week of June 23. breaking and entering with According to the court WUmer Pinkney, 45, of 918 file, intent to commit a felony. Motir was convicted of grand F, 10th St , Sanford, three years larceny in January 1974. Ile was Alvin Wayne iliuiiis, 21, Probation on a guilty plea to arrested by a sheriff's denutv. of Sanford. sentenced to time according to the records, on already served in county Jail firearm. Pinkney entered the March 11 and allegedly had in since his Jim. 12 dI(I5( Oil an plea Feb. 24 in a case charging his possession a pistol. aggravated assault charge. aggrrvated assault on Sanford Selection of a jury and Thomas was charged in con- Police Patrolman Tony Brooks County To Curb "Community Enrichment" is the way Bob Hasty, Sanford Optimist Club, describes the unusual project set for the next two Saturday's (May 17 and 24). The youth-oriented Optimists are joining forces with the Central Florida Chorale In truckload sales of highly specialized "weeder-feeder" fertilizer suppiied by Chase and Co. At two key locations — Airport Blvd. and 17-fl 1st Federal of Mid-Florida parking lot, and Montgomery Ward's Automotive Center at Seminole Plaza, Casselberry Optimists and cheralists will be selling 22. pound bags of 20-3-6 fertilizer at savings of up to $2.50 per bag. The proceeds will be split between the Optimists' )OUtls duO the Chorale's forthcunuig U up no Poland. Hasty pointed out that the lots would be open from 10 a.m. to 6 pin, at both locations arid anyone ordering five or more bags could have them delivered by calling Hasty at Chase & Co., cheniica! department or Mrs. Irene Brown at the downtown Sanford Flagship Rank. Chase & Co., chemists have developed the Sunniland lawn food that is shipped around the world and maintain that one application kills broad leaf weeds —roots and all whllc growing green, healthy grass. The fl-pound bag is designed to treat and feed 2,500 square feet; one for. mula is suited to St. Augustine, centipede and zoysia u'rasses, while the oth er is fortified with a chemical, truro.c, for use with Itahia and Bermuda urasses. By DONNA FSTES Herald Staff Writer By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer L.'.. Optimists Plan ' Enrichment ' Days . IN BRIEF Concern With Top Officials Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday,May IS, 1975-3A ary ixes em one ction By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer breaking and entering with intent to commit a misdemeanor inconnection with an Oct. 18. Incident at Spgwood Village, IA'Jngwood. General Robert Shevin has and Burt Perinclijef insisted would mean he was doing so in with both hands tipped." given the opinion the state lay, city had to take a firm position, a vacuum," Perinchief said. "If "They are going to sue us Sharp was originally charged which created Lake Mary "For the mayor to go Into ex- the explorers go with some anyway," Bacon said, "we with breaking and enteringwith LAKE MARY— City Council supersedes any city or- ploratlon without a position feeling from council, they go should be honest about IL" intent to commit a felony and last night unianlxnouslydeclined dinance. Shevin also noted grand larceny. The the City of Sanford request to case could only be finally -. - - dropped the rand larceny "de-annex," in Sanford's favor, decided In the courts charge wh'n Sharp plead guilty ;1 -" some300acreslntiecltys Massey read a letter he JAL ,, -. to the lesser burglary charge. '.'7 northeast corner, received from Sanford City The action was tempered Attorney Vernon Mine urging • -. 'I Yesterday, defense attorney somewhat by Council member the city to "de-annex" the George Sprinkel riled a motion Virginia Mercer's addition of property or face a lawsuit. to withdraw the guilty plea for the words "at this time" and Massey told Council, N his client and Judge Strawn Mayor Walter Sorenson and however, "In my opinion we reserved ruling on the motion, City Attorney Gary Massey cannot do that. The property Is were Instructed to "explore" in the City of Lake Mary unless . the problem with Sanford of- the Legislature speaks." Ilcials. Terry attempted to keep the Some council members — city's position more fluid with AA + particularly Ulllan Griffin and the motion Instructing 5() Harry Terry — noted concern and Massey to "explore" that the decision may take the problem with Sanford. city Into court for lengthy and "This Isa very serious matter expensive litigation. Mrs. to the community," Terry said, LONG WOOD The City Griffin said both property adding lt would bewrong for the '4. Council Is scheduled to meet In owners Involved will probably ci ty to act hastily. He aald th'e - .. -workshop session t 730 join with Sanfozd in the lawsuit. city might be able to come to I - s Alltonight with City Accountant Massey said the situation Is some sort of amicable Harold Hartsock for a unique — Sanford annexed the agreement with Sanford that %u.7.u..MOn discussion on .u.y finances. land by ordinance prior to its would involve considerations "--.Inclusion In the legal other than the land. He also Hartsock is expected to tell description of Lake Mary which Indicated the landowners might •. the governing body that was part of the city charter lean more favorably to Lake :. J#u economy measures put into passed by the Legislature. ::::Mary If the same zoning apeffect early in the year have The attorney said there Is not proved by Sanford were allayed financial disaster for a fact situation like it In pledged. the community of 5,500. e* Florida, adding Attorney Councilmen Martin Bacon Sr. According to the six-month financial report prepared by Seminole Cwnty Head Start chf1dren were treated to a pIcWc Hartsock the city will end the IT'S year with a balance of lunch yesterday as the program celebrated Its enth the general fund, but because of niversary at the Sanford Airport picnic gmun&. If--L-th FOR LUNCH past de6ts will probably have to Benton of the Head Start staff and Rev. Amos Jones, in raise property taxes for the new background, were on hand to help mqmlse the children. fiscal year beginning Oct. 1. "I sincerely look forward to (Continued From Page 1-A) the future when I can serve the "On the ottlier hand, It is party, my fellow Seminole pointlinis to remain as chair- County residents and my nation nan and perpetuate this con- once again," Sinclair conBy DONNA ESTES sharing bct which will prevent the cluded ment to respond to calls within official request by the city Herald Staff Writer ommittee from doing what It Linda Lohr, daughter of Smith appeared satisifed the city only when requested to assistance as Intended to do elect School Board member Pat when Mayor Walter Sorenson do so by the cli) LAKE MARY Approval said items could be shifted )emocrats, Telson, is vice chairman of the Mrs. Mercer said the county Passed on first reading an "The Democratic Party has committee and apparently will was given by the city council around within each depart~ fire protection administratot at amendment to the criminal dways been the most creative step up — at least temporarily last night to pay over a three ment's budget as long as the a recent meeting reported the code prohibiting animals from overall totals remained, )arty due to health y debate and Into the chairman's spot. She year period one-seventh county fire department had city parks, playgrounds or .ompromise, both on a local could not be contacted by 7'he SZ857 — of the final engineering — Instructed Sorenson to responded ta 20 calls wift the recreations areas unless they intl national level. I sincerely Herald today bill on the Sanford-North r'1fy the county fire depart- city when there has been no are leashed. Seminole regional sewer tope and pray that those :e mI:: system. raditional strengths can members, a ameday be rediscovered in chairman must take place Ilie measure, recommended by Councilman Harry Terry, ;eminole County. within the next few monthis. gained approval on a 4-1 vote with Council member Virginia 0 Mercer objecting the city "was being taken." Terry said the full costs of the utilized newspapers, maga. original 115,000 preliminary By ED PRICKE77 are being dertroyed almost as "That'i inore than we Arles, TV and radio for adver- sewer study were picked up by Writer NNDJ 43 Dagg George Willis, who once "Is there any Be- noted. area We've had man) inquiries lie said the one seventh called Crooms High School a countabilit " Willis asked. with some from foreign coun. designation for [Ake Mary In Willis had no reply, but he did "holding cell for potential "Much of the repair has tl tries We need to braodcast the the final $19,995 engineering dropouts," was back before the already been destroyed" make a plea for school officials Opportunities Wt exist here in bill, Was a little high in relation Seminole County School Board School Supt. Bud Layer didn't to fill in a huge ditch Wt rum Central Florida. This is a to population. Wt night with some good news like the fact that Willis seemed in front of the school, which -. •' C2 The Discount Department Store A " - - - - .. -. 4 , - k.1,,h,, - NOW AS ~..NEVER EFORE .. No Handicap Found Here MIAMI (AP) "Me handicapped?" asks Raymond Flores, a 10-year-old who would just as soon play baseball without his artificial leg as with IL "I can run pretty fast," he says, then demonstrates by "running" on one leg to first base and sliding into second. He also pitches for the team. When Raymond was an Infant, doctors amputated his tight leg to save his life. He was born with a tumor above the knee. Raymond was walking with the help of a wooden rod device for balance when he was about 15 months old. And at about 6, he was fitted with a more sophisticated artificial limb. — towels Thick cotton lorry to use on the beach. at the pool in live wild paIIernou'II love. ." " Council Sets L Workshop Meet . In Longwood -. ' ,. -. a ___ New Way To Go Shopping READING, Pa. tAP) They spent more than six hours riding a bus, caught ltnchon the run t! they managed, and supper was a boxed chicken dinner from a fast-food outfit. All for the sake of a shopping spree more than 150 miles from home. The promise at the end of the highway was discount shopping at brand-name factory outlet stores in Reading. They included several dozen women and a sprinkling of men who boarded two tour buses In Washington and its suburbs Wednesday to try a new wrinkle In a fight against rising prices. — " • ' ' - -. 0 17x28" kitchen towels -- ' - ". red green. yellow and orange; stock up -.- ',.• • — ALTA16IONTE SPPJNGS — A ,eakfast V__ low Eric Manterfield, a senior terry . ., sohd of slr,pod N frndto* m and match n blue, gold gien. ' - County Democratic Chief Quits Post TIME sev M, 0 ' Sewer System Payment Approved Action Orlando Plan Outlined •"' - Pt • 6. 11 I, —— — Crooms Parents Give Report On Good, Bad .1............- N Continuous filament spaced 41 1 dyed nylon rugs with plenty of wear and sensational savings' Skid resistant wattle backing insures staying in Contemporary shades of red, gold, blue, avocado 88 our r:g 22.99 charge I s 27°! 0 t 03 0' /0! Iffr~y Spring 2x4' broadloom remnant scatter ru 67 Mills ____________ nowiron white sheets and ,19 11low cases • -,..-.~J our rog. 3.99 46 I I 81/2X11 1/2 nylon rugs — NEW YORK (AP) Gov. Hugh L Carey and Mayor Abraham D. Beame say President Ford's rejection of their plea for financial help for New York City was heartless and arrogant and they blame him in part for the city's financial crisis. Ford refused their request for a 90day federally guatanteed loan in a letter Wednesday, saying. "We must stop promising more and more services without knowing how we will cover their cost." -e #1 -- , — ' - — New York Attacks Ford was held Tuesday for !rtral f1witli the new Winter Park Federal tvLngs and Lean Buildine I 4-36 with the theme •n- A ' washcloths Ttrst cotton tar ry popcorn in . '• I. I bathIe.ls . . - 77c 33 " ' . bath towels & wash cloths .. .1 TALLAIIAEE, Fla. (AP) —A 67-year-old widow says she will spend today Just like she spent the day before, looking for odd jobs to replenish a savings account wiped out by what state officials say may be "one of the biggest frauds in history." While Elizabeth Butler of Hialeah, Is job.hwiUng, a task force of federal, state and local authorities will meet here to coordinate strategy against the scheme which allegedly has robbed thousands of Investors of millions of dollars. Officials said the scheme involved the sale of high interest corporate notes secured by fake first mortgages on Iota in Florida land deveIo*nerds. • ' - — Land Fraud Under Probe 66 bold printed beach towels Polyesters, acrylic, wools more bound on four sides: choice of vi col ors - . / \ • •, cotton chenille bedspreads —'' / L Modern Aavy line pattern 1~%in and fuil size spreads at big savings' / P striped draperies VT American cotton and Dacron polyester blended for longer, smoother wear. Just utthem In the washing machine and Tryer and bold floral / Snow while permanent press 130 thread co unt 11 99 Machine washable, pre-shrunic. M styled with rounded corners hit? ea. gold. tfup, orange, green our reg. 6.99 ea. I, 66x104" �Evening Herald 0--_---~ Around The Clock— *100,. FRENCH AVE., SANFOH I), FLA. 32771 Area Code 3022.2611 or 831.9993 Thtsrsday, May 15, 1975-4A WAYNE P. [)O's'l.E, Publisher W1i.IJAM ft CURHIE, Managing Editor IU)I3KHTC. MARKEY, Advertising Director Iliwe 1hllve): Week, 55 cents. Month, $240; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All ((her mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months. $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Eglin Now Site many that was a bit long, but the fact the affair was basking in community Involvement was worth the wait. As Don Reynolds, high school principal, remarked before presenting the Whitey McLacas award, "We need to get the parents away from the television set and back Into the children business." Reynolds has been working on that basis since his return to Sanford from Lake and be didn't lose Brantley High School sight of the need for parental involvement In school while at Lake Brantley. Perhaps the most moving comment of " night came from outgoing football Coach Claude Woodruff, as he urged Sanford to "keep teaching the young folks of yours the kind of attitudes that will make them men. ,;..tthed these kids come " along the past couple of years and next year you will have the makings of a strong program. These young men have developed Seminole High School's Booster Club did itself proud Tuesday night with the annual sports awards banquet. President Fred Good was busting buttons all over the Civic Center with the way the public responded to watch the young men and women of SHS receive their athletic awards. The combination of a well-run banquet and the excellent support of the community made the rain and bad weather outside the center just vanish. "I wouldn't trade this job," Good declared afterwards. "I didn't intend to be Booster Club president, but I've enjoyed every second of it." Good explained that he felt every parent in Sanford should be Interested enough In his or her child's welfare to become involved with school programs and the Bootcr Club offers an excellent way to do just that. - - - Of Huddled Masses I the attitude to make things work and that's what It takes just don't let them lose that feeling," Woodruff said. The coach received a standing ovation, which was Sanford's way of saying "thanks" for the job he and his staff did during the past two years. From the way Woodruff accepted the tribute, it appears he will miss Sanford and Seminole High School. The banquet ran about three hours and to Jack Homer and Wayne Albert were sitting in the crowd and enjoying every second of the program. It was a sight to make the two Chamber of Commerce officials very happy, because a banquet such as the sports awards program is worth thousands of Chamber publicity dollars. "The kids look just great," Homer said. "It makes you want back in high school." How true, Jack. Sanford Attorney Robert Morris had a hard time keeping his voice under control as he detailed the reasons for the Terry Cordell Memorial award and the entire time the good attorney was talking, not a soul broke the silence In the center. (Cordell, a Seminole graduate,' was the 14th American killed in Vietnam.) It appeared that the students knew more about the meaning of the award and Morris' personal involvement than the adults In the room because of the intense manner that they greeted him. who swept And winner Randy Brown kept away the McLucas trophy as well things in Line with Morris' presentation by just quietly saying, "Thank you" and no more. It's funny how young people seem to know better than the adults how to handle an Glenn McCasland emotional situation. - - --evegy FC101 0 N mt~A - Tou%.h Off New Survey tZS Legislators Hammer Plan To Separate Youth Offenders it TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Influential legislators such as murder and rape should be tried as adults and separated from youths charged with minor offenses. The Lawmakers said Wednesday that a conference cornmittee considering a bill reorganizing state social and prison agencies has reached an agreement on the treatment of juvenile delinquents. Sen. Kenneth Myers, DMiamni, said he was "very sat. islied" with th e co nference committee's compromise. Rep. Edmond Fortune, 1)-Pace, described himself as "real enthused." The key problem in the conference committee has been whether Division of Youth Services delinquency programs should be transfered to a proposed prison agency, the house position, or remain in the Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services, the Senate position. Myers and Fortune said the issue had been resolved by recommending that "hard core" dellnqucrs accused of tifiud riIR' :uuh ;e ripe, murder a nd robbery be tried as adults and confined in a youthful offender division of the proposed adult prison agency. - - Recess ion 4 No Contest Pleas Entered Has Ended i i i _t 1~ - agree that Juvenile delinquents who commit major crimes Leaders Say fh BRIEF __ I I VOTES Durron 1105 i o rxayo rxetter tsia TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) proposa l on community col. clans of medical malpractice companies to raise maximum branches a hank can open to Senate President Dempsey leges. Also turned down was a Insurance "overage cleared the Interest rates on loans of up to two a year. The bill goes to a ards would result in reduced power bills to consumers. - BUSINESS Col l si n 1:1 no 1r)A • wu 'IL#r' IN - One needs to look no further than Eglin Air 's.... Force Base today to see the "huddled masses yearning to breathe free" to whom is pledged in DON MIRROR words carved in the enduring stone of the Statue of Liberty a haven from fear and oppression. The United States has offered refuge to the , i o s homeless of South Vietnam and Cambodia perhaps as many as 130,000 of them because it cannol forviet that this nation contributed to their 11% c o ft plight with a decade of American involvement in Indochina. \ei1her can ht American people turn their e. backs on the human tragedy of the displaced — a problem that has plagued the world since Adam 10 Rt Gr and Eve were banished from the Garden of Eden. I I The nation's overall traffic fatality toll The government's proclaimed policy on the By JOSH FITZHUGII decreased by 17 per cent In 1974 as compared refugees is consistent with the traditional com• with 1973, but the number of deaths resulting AP Business Writer passion which has seen the United States open wide from uneven contests between trains and motor its doors to thousands upon thousands of exiles in vehicles climbed by 8 per cent. Businessmen around the country are confident this century, particularly since World War fl, The National Safety Council recorded nearly that the worst of the recession is over. 1,400 traffic fatalities at grade crossings last The "displaced persons" from Europe in the year, up from the 1,300 recorded in 1973. In adlate 1940s, the Hungarians who escaped Soviet Many executives interviewed recently by The dillon, it says, there was "a tremendous nurn. __________________________________ Associated Press say inventories are back In retaliation after the abortive revolt in 1956, the ber" of incidents in which vehicles narrowly - line, a key first step toward increased production 600,000 Cubans who fled Fidel Castro's po,er in the escaped being struck. lower unemployment. and 1960s sought-and were granted-asylum in this In an effort to combat the increase, the council p land that for 200 years has boasted that it is th e is putting ne w emphasis on an Individualized Still despite a general decline In price In_____ "cradle of liberty." program of motorist education called the "Near creases, and price cuts in some Industries, the What is surprising is the resistance of some Miss Program." __________ business leaders remain convinced that Inflation Under the program, explains Its volunteer Americans to assumption of the refugee burden L the nation's No. 1 economic problem. chairman, Otto, F. Sonefeld, an official of the )4I':p-II;; because of a potential threat to th eir jobs or th e ,,As a general statement I would say the Santa Fe Railroad, cooperating railroads have possible diversion of federal f unds from pet social economy has about hit bottom but hasn't started instructed their train crews, where possible, to programs. A recent poll indicated that 54 per cent record the th e upturn," says Jack Reed, a Mississippi license numbers and identifying ______ of the American people were opposed to resetreta iler. He said he expected his Inventories to atca of vehicles that try to beat t he tiement of the Vietnamese. be below last year's levels shortly. train across a grade crossing. ii*~ But Robert Strauss, national chairman of the Where the ownership of the vehicle caa be "We believe the early sta ges of recovery are Democratic party, is among those convinced that established, the railroad personally contacts the well underway in wood products industry," says once the shock of the sudden influx has abat ed we driver or organiza tion that owns the vehicle to an executive with Washington State's point out the seriousness of the situation. If --will find people "responding warmly as they We)erheauser Co. "It's no longer a question of personal contact isn't possible, a letter is sent to AV-_ always have." 6197f hwhf— when but how much." the vehicle owner, and in all cases, a data card True, not all of the Asians being hurriedly tii Incident is sent to the council's like your thinking, fella. Put her there." Despite these aentiznents,condltions are byno processed under emergency conditions on Guam or headquarters In Chicago where the Information means uniform. Construction work remains at Eglin or other reception camps are capable of is computerized. depressed in some regions, recovery of auto. being assimilated into the American way of life. The railroads' contacts with the drivers In. related companies Is slow, and capital goods The "high-risk" individuals will be accounted for volved "are strictly educational and not intended firms expect to lag behind the national recovery during screening processes. Not all will desire to to be punitive In any way," Sonefeld stresses. as usual. The reaction from most drivers has been stay in a strange land and they should be given the favorable, he says. Many simply are not aware Editor, Herald: "Out construction machine business has been Askew taking away our classes? Does he know assistance they need to return to their own country. of the hazards inherent at every grade crossing. An open letter to the Sanford Police Depart- that In Seminole County we adults have the good clown for about a year and as yet there are no Nevertheless, American gains its strength Co-operating railroads have reported 1,362 ment: fortune of having a responsive and effective signs of a turnaround," says Richard Seaman, from its immigrants and its refugees. Integration near misses in the past two and a half years. In With all due respect to our lawmen would Junior College, a college which makes every vice president of Rexnord Inc. of Milwaukee. of the Indochina refugees in a time of political and more than half the cases, the train was 100 feet or someone please tell me why Laurel Drive, right effort to provide classes to many of our adult Still he expects 1975 to be a very good year. economic turmoil demands and deserves heavy Less from the crossing when the vehicle cleared here in Sanford, Is not patrolled at least once or needs and interests? the traCk& Some companies report no effects from the support from volunteer agencies. twice a day. Clearly the state has to reduce spending When enough data on grade-crossing incidents Drivers are using this particular street as a because Income has been lessened. But to reduce recession. Skeptics doubt that the organized charities is gathered, the council plans to use the In- drag strip. At the rate of speed the cars travel, spending by eliminating an entire program themselves will be able to muster the help "In leisure activities, people seem to spend the formation for further educational programs and there is no way they can stop In the event a child seems unfair and unwise. Hopefully cur need. The history of American concern they and as a basis for possible legislative action aimed at is walking along the roadside or riding their legislators know first-hand the fin, effort, of money even though other parts of the economy determination, however, is a strnng indication th u number of vehicle-train accidents hibikes. seem to show that they are short," notes Ken Seminole's programs. humanitarian considerations will again prevail, and near misses. Elling, treasurer of Hoigaard's Inc., a retailer There are also small children In the neighWhat happens ''hen e run out of oil and borhood, who can't ride their bikes, because Lets Join hanJs and help them make the other outside Minneapolis. natural gas or, as is likely to happen first, they parent3are concerned due to the high speed of legislators awareof our "thing." Let's all vow to "The write to skiing and camping instead of become prohibitively expensive? yes, write letters to the legislators the cars that go by. going to Europe or doing something else." No need to panic, says one authority. We have We want to keep the fine community services I believe we should have some protection Decrees, communiques and manifestoes are flowing from a renewable resources that can replace them classes that we have here at Seminole. Cleveland's American Greetings Corp. and Saigon in the name of the Provisional Re%-olutionary Govern. at least to a degree — and one that was. in fac~ from these speeding maniacs. We would ffl Let's do even more a" our children grow up to adult.hood, not found ment of South Vietnam alias the Viet Cong. One of them the tractitional source for synthetic goods until dead on the write legLd&tm, Kansas CRY's Hallmark Cards Inc., both of road, because some drivers ha ve no let's ask our newspaper tothan tell us more about this which make greeting cards, say work forces are declares that the word "provisional" is lobe dropped from Its the advent of cheap oil and gas: Story t's Join forcea to keep our thIng,"wrj Wood. concern for a human life. up and business good. name, since It now has a country to govern. All the essential chemical bulldln$ blocks tO j today our voice Is beard. do something to stop this before Some nations outside the Communist bloc neutralists like make such things as plastics and synthetic one is hurt or killed. Help make this a safe neighIndia and Sweden among the first In the Southeast, the hard-hit textile industry Mrs E. have given formal rubber can be derived from wood, noted Dr. borhood and get these speeders off the road, shows signs of an upturn as Inventories dwindle. recognition to the new regime. Even If the Viet Cong do not Irving S. Goldstein of North Carolina State ______ consider their government to be provisional any more, such About 75,000 tex ti le workers were laid off there U ni versity's school of forest resources In a paper A concerned mother last year. diplomatic recognition has to be. Everyone knows that any presented at the recent 169th annual meeting of Letters to the editor are always welcome. (Name withheld by request) government established in Saigon is just a temporary stand-In the American Chemical Society in Philadelphia. They should be as brief as possible and The businessmen say the recession has had an for the Communist government In Hanoi. "From a chemical point of view," he says, Editor, The Herald: comment on matters of general interest. Impact on prices and quality. Nearly all report The Vietnam war began because the old Communist ..the molecues don't remember where they In response to the April 27th story to eliminate The letters should deal with issues and avoid greater ccpetiUon inthe Vietminh League headed by 110 Chi Mirth would not accept marke ts they buy came from." ommuni ty services classes, why is Governor c personalities. from as well as those they sell In. defeat in its effort to seize power throughout Vietnam after World War H. When Vietminh power was consolidated Li the ANDERSON north under the 1954 truce, the existence of the free Republic of South Vietnam below the 17th parallel remained a thorn in Ho's side. Unification of all Vietnam under the communist banner I. was an obsession in Hanoi and a cause which Moscow and Peking provided the wherewit.hal to pursue. l T e fiction that the Viet Cong was a home-grown nationalist h movement in South Vietnam, Independent of Hanoi, served Its WASHINGTON Dictator Rafael Trujillo said. propaganda purpose during the long war In which North Vietthey'd never have killed Trujillo unless they Hoping to get Watergate4tyle dialogue on the One Trujilfista veteran, now a respectad namese troops and weapons flooded across t.he 17ffi parallel. was gunned down on May 30, 1961, thus ending thoughtthe CIA was going to save 1.heir skins secret talks, Moas asked Ruth to "review White his 31-year tyranny over the Dominican businessman, acknowledged that he had helped The war is now over, somehow." House tapes. to deter whether conRepublic. His military police efficiently rounded compile the summary. "The CIA helped get the Footnote: U.S. Intelligence sources confirm versit1ons took place (on I air bag st3ndard.1." up the assassins and tortured them to death. guns and gave the plotters encouragement," he they were aware of the plot and kept abreast of It The tapes are presently tied up In the courts. We have now learned that before they died, said in a statement to us. ma general way. But they deny that the CIA was But In 1971, we told of an April 27, 1971, they gave detailed confessions implicating the He charged that the plotters "were urged on a direct participant. Lear Reed has died. One of meeting between Henry Ford II and Nixon inCentral Intelligence Agency in the assassination by Lear Reed," a former U.S. embassy aide In the surviving conspirators, Gen. Antonio "Tony" volving auto safety. A confidential Moss subplot. The tortured men believed the CIA not only Santo Domingo, who was regarded by his Imbert has also dented that the CIA helped him committee memo supported them but would save them, kill Trujillo. But denials or not, the tort ured men others were he now says this meeting and colleagues as a CIA man, but left the Dominican ld amid According to their confession, the CIA was Republic about eight months before the thought they had U.S. approval and they ex. (playing) a role on "talk of Herny Ford be half of Nixon's re. supposed to prevent the old tyrant's murderous assassimition. . pected U.S. help. election." son, Ramfis, from returning to Santo Domingo. PUFF BAGS: Rep. John Moss, D..CaIIf., Is After Reed left, according to the des tb-throes _ J Nevertheless, he flew home in a chartered thni' mAinn ! i After on mc'fin, L.. tirz. ~ OAKLEY - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May is, 1975-SA Askew Appointment Endangered I)ELAND, Via. (AP) -One om two men charged In the kidnap-slaying of DeLand disc jockey Fred West has pIea(.'d no contest to lesser charges of extortion and possession of d firearm by a convicted felon, Willie James Gillyard, 31, of DeLand offered the plea Wednesday following four weeks of bargaining between his attorney and prosecutors. He also declined to contest an unrelated charge of receiving a stolen television set. Gillyard and James Perry Ables of Lonaconlng, Md., f4 DtFeNp ItSE L P' Barron says he has the votes to proposal to require public legislature after the House and $3,W0 by an average of 2.5 per vote FrVay- Members of a conference knock O.J. Keller out of his job schools to fire teachers before Senate added technical amend- cent. Also scheduled for final vote committee on legislative differas secretary of health and Re- administrators and keep the merits Wednesday. The bill was In debate on a bill (11B1357) in the House Friday, was a bill ences over treatment of juvehabilitative Services. same teacher-administrator sent to Gov. Reubin Askew, who allowing branch banking in CS-SB147) that allows utilities nile offenders said they had is expected to sign it Into law, Florida, the House added sev- to burn dirtier fuel. Supporters agreed that hard core The question of whether to ratio as last year. reconfirm Gov. Reubin Askew,s A bill (CS-11BI267) aswing appointment of Keller was be- Florida hospitals and physifore a special 30-member Sen. ate committee today. The rest of the 40-member Senate was invited to listen to testimony. The House passed,61-51, a bill eral amendments, includirg said Wednesday that waiver of delinquents should be handled HBI401) allowing finance one that limits the number of strict state air quality stand- by an adult prison agency. Umvernities T4 l ulu lv TilmhI4pIJ '_ut Meanwhile, topping today's house committee calendar was a proposed constitutional amendment (HJR3) by Rep. Earl Hutto, 1)-Panama City, TALI.AIIASSEE, Fla. (AP) knows what the teacher-admin. ducting what Senate President staggering the election of Cabi. The Florida Senate has told Istrator ratio is In any state Dempsey Barron, D-Panama net officers. The proposal was state universities to cut 15 per university. City, called "political" investibefore the Appropriations Corn- cent of their administrative po. "He's shooting first and ask- gatlons. mnittee. sitlons and use the money saved ing questions later," Saunders On a 265-12 vote, the Senate to continue quality instructional said, approved the amendment by Barron said Wednesday that programs. The Senate defeated asimilar Gordon to slash 13 employes he estimated senators The Senat" instr ucti ons were amen dment that sou1d apply to and $151,202 from the budget o ulml vote against Keller's rein an $4.41-billion appropria. community colleges. the agency's Division of I.,aw confirmation as head of h11 tions bill (11132100) amendment Also defeated was a proposal Enforcement. Sen. George Firestone, D20-15 Wednesday by Sen. Tomn Tbiisaen, R-PenMiami, a Keller supporter, said adopted Saunders criticized that The amendment's sponsor, sacola, to require that public he was "not optimistic" about Sen. Jack Gordon, D-Miarni schools fire administrators be. move, saying the agency could the outcome. Beach, said it would help assure fore teachers in order to main- still use funds for other approIn other legislative action, the that universities spend their lain the same teacher-adminis- priations to continue the files of Senate delayed until Friday money teaching students. trator ratio that existed last newspaper clippings, lie SUE. gested that Instead lawmakers consideration of its $4.47-billion The Senate delayed until Fri. year. appropriations bill after day further debate on the bill A similar proposal is in the pass a specific law limiting the agency's powers. tacking on an amendment to after time ran out with 20 House appropriations bill, force state universities to cut 15 amendments pending. Earlier in the day, the Senate The Senate defeated an atper cent of theIr administrative Ways and Means Chairman voted to slash the Florida Do- tempt to delay consideration of positions and put the money Bob Saunders, 1)-Gainesville, partment of Criminal Law En.. the appropriations bill until a Adm i nistration By Senate - were accused of kidnaping West last Oct. 24, and into quality instructional labeled Gordon's amendment a forcement's budget to punish it demanding $10,000 from WKKX radio station manager Torn Joyner for West's safe return. programs. "shoot from the hip" proposal, for keeping files on public offi- quest from Gov. Reubin Askew The Senate defeated a similar saying neither he nor Gordon dais and citizens, and for con- could be studied, $36.3 million supplemental re. ' L assee ally i aiia B)' Th e Associated Press Wednesday, May 14, 1975 The Ho use Bills passed: Shoplifting Allows store employes to detain with probable cause persons suspected of shoplifting. HB960. Smith. To Senate. Loans Raises the legal interest limits on finance cornpony loans by about 2.5 per cent. 11131401. Gallagher. To Senate. Malpractice -Creates a joint underwriting authority to provide medical malpractice Insurance for doctors. Ch1B12t7. Commerce Committee, To governor. The Sen.ak Budget Debated but delayed final action until Friday on a $4.47 billion appropriations bill. HB2IOO. Bills passed: Malpractice Limits liability of doctors to $100,000, establishes medical malpractice Insurance pool, sets up patients' compensation fundto pay claims over $100,000, establishes medical malpractice study commission and places a (ow-year statute of limitations on medical malpractice lawsuits. HB1267. Commerce Commmittee. To Governor. The Governor Signed into law: Mandatory sentences Requires three-year minimum - - - - - sentences for persons who use fireanm in committing a violent crime. S1355. Gliss. Glisson and P. Thomas. El1dU July 1. _____ House Kills 'Weed' Reform ____ ____ ______ ___ * It CALENDAR— 04 ____ ____ ______ a ' "I Letters To The Editor Viet Cong Fiction - . - Ex-GC) P Cha i rn-ian T es Judge, Gurn ey With Deals - HOSPITAL so X - . - - ' - - - . BERRY'S WORLD .. . . . . , - 4 ' BETTY E DEA JACK Did CIA Back Truji lo's Death Plot, TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) the committee calls for a one. marijuana but believed that the with police, had no prior pot MAY 15 Unswayed by a teen-aged year study of reduced pot penalties for possession should record and had not sold the Maitland-South Seminole Sanford Women's Republican MAY 19 marijuana. be reduced. Deltona Civic Association Climber of Commerce Mayors' Club Rummage Sale, 107 Rine South Side School Advisory smoker of marijuana who said penalties. Sheldon based his arguments Several self-admitted pot Florida law provides penalCommittee, 3:15, school he'd like to be a legislator, a Auxiliary Installation of of- Prayer Breakfast, 7:30 a.m., Lake Dr., Loch Arbor. house committee has ki lled re- smokers. including John Clark- ties of up to one year in jail for for reduction of marijuana penficers, 1 p.m., Community Holiday Inn, Altamonte SanfordChapter 1977 AARP, library, form of marijuana laws for at son, a 17-year-old student at possession of up to five grains aitles on the cost In terms of Center with Mrs. Charles Springs. Guest Speaker, Col. 2:30 p.m., First Federal of money and time consumed by Tallahassee Godby High school, of marijuana, Maglione, Incoming president. Quincy Collins, former Seminole County 'Humane least a year. Seminole, Sanford, Charter Sheldon's bill originally law enforcement officers of poLight luncheon will precede The Criminal Justice Corn. urged the committee to reform Society, 8 p.m., First Federal re sentation by Col. Joseph Installation of officers of p would have set the penalty at a licing the law. ceremonies. mmittee defeated, 13-I. Wed- marijuana laws, Deltona Civic Association DeRita, assistant district S&L, SR Half a dozen witnesses, urg"I smoke pot and nesday my goals $100 fine for first offense a bill 11131249) by Rep. Senior Citizens Week at Auxiliary, 1 p.m., Deltona director. Speaker Mrs. Richard log reform of marijuana laws, haven't changed," Clarkson possession of up to an Health program at George Sheldon, Mental 1)-Tampa, that ounce of Disney World trip. Bus leaves Community Center. Light Herndon on Mental Health. Mental Health facility, Florida would have reduced the said. "I still want to go to col- marijuana. But the bill was said use of pot was widespread Sanford Civic Center, 9 a.m. luncheon at noon, followed by Chicken barbecue supper Hospital North, Altamonte maximum penalty for pos- lege. Iwoundn't mind ending up amended extensively beforeit among college and high school back at 6 p.m. Call Mary meeting and Installation, students, and contended there sponsored by Sanford Police Springs, Speaker, Dr. A. Arnold session of small amounts of in the legislature eventually was killed, McPherson or Doris Rogers for and trying to work to get someAs amended, the bill would was no evidence that use of marijuana to a $500 line, V.F.W. Post and Auxiliary Benevolent Association, Wettsteln, Open to public, information. have set the penalty for posses- marijuana was harmful. Defeat of the bill ended at- thing passed." 8093 of DeBary, DeBary Fire starting at 4 p.m. at Police Open House, Preschool LdyIwllde School PTA, 7:30 tempts James P. Orcutt, an assistant When questioned of not more than five by to reform marijuana legislasion p.m. Benevolent Building on buffet dinner at 6:30 Education and Development Hall, professor of sociology at Flarl. another toes, Clarkson said his laws this session, parents grains at a $500 fine, if the but acinstallation 7:30 p.m. Post lakefront. Tickets available p.m. Center, First Presbyterian Memorial to follow. State University, told the too cused Sheldon bill (11111245) be(oie weren't keen on his use of person was cooperative da Community from PBA members. MAY21 Church Education Building, committee that "there Is no ts welcome, Altamonte-Casselberry MAY 17 7:30 to 9 p.m. Open to public. residen , good evidence" of harm from Yard sale, 10 a.m,, at tJpsala Chamber ol Commerce orange smoking marijuana. Bad Check seminar, 9 a.m, to MAY l i Presbyterian Church, corner of Juice Club, C of 'C office, "You never know if anything 11:30. Panel of merchants, British Floridian Club of Country Club and Upsala Road. Altamonte. Speaker, Joel Is safe," Orcutt said. "If we did bankers, law enforcement, Orlando social evening 8 p.m., Sponsored by Dorcas Circle. Klmrey, of U.S. Geological as much research on peanut Survey, on water conservation secret service and state at- Unitarian Church hall, 1815 E. butteras we did on marijuana Fertilizer sale, Optimist and deep well injection. Robinson Ave., Orlando. torney's office. we might find all kinds of Youth Athletic Fund and harm." League of Women Voters, Central Florida Chorale TAMPA, Fla. (AP) For. gal slush fund from builders by But Rep. David Lehman, DThe reference to Roberts was benefit, Airport and 1742 Mid- 9:15 a.m., First Federal of mer Sen. Edward Hollywood, a doctor active In Seminole, SR 434, Longwood Gurney knew peddling Gurney's Influence not fully detailed. Florida Savings and Loan, and NOTES Rrnwarvi County drug abc about hakednwns for political with the Federal Housing AdBut Thomas sa!d Gurney and Ward's Automotive, Seminole MAY 2 co ograms, pr co ntended that "the ntributions earlier than he ministration. Groot exert ed pr essure to kill a Plaza Casselberry. Seminole County Federation claims and Joe last word Thomas, on marijuana has not once tried to wield a Panama City car federal housing project for MAY 14, 1975 Lynn C. Carroll, Deltona Seminole County School Bas of Woman's Clubs, 10:30 a.m. pressure in a housing project dealer, testified that he person- Chapman, a Democratic build- been written." AL)MLSSIONS James Edwards, Enterprise Bazaar and Car Wash meeting followed by covered allegedly involving state Su- ally told Gurney about a corn- er who had made a $10,000 cash "Don't think you're smoking Tavi J. Brown, Lake Monroe Drivers beginning at 9:30 am,, old U.S. dish luncheon and Installation, preme Court Justice B.K. Rob. plaint that fund raiser Larry contribution to the Gurney a safe drug when you're sinokEdna Fuller, Sanford: Longwood.' Bank building, Sanford Plaza. Board meets at 9:30 a.m., erts, sa ys a former state politi- Williams tried to shakedown camp. lag marij uana , beca use you're Eva Elli.son, Orlando Clar a E. Crim Casselberry Woman's Club, cal leader. Gainesville builder Phil Thomas quoted Groot as say- r,ot," Lehman said, addressing Seminole County Citizens O'erbrook Dri ve. Zelda K. Siskind Luther "Tommy" Thomas, Emmer for a contribution, lag there was no choice, be- his remarks to young persons (n BIRTHS Band REACT team No. 26-58 William T. Gorton League of Women Voters, former Florida Republican That was In May 1971, Thom- cause of a commitment on a the audience. Mr. and Mrs. George coffee Break, 6-11 p.m., PenJuanita Chavis of Party chairman, testified as says more than a year competitive project application ON N ON (Brenda) Martin, a boy, San- rwy's Auto Center, Sanford 7:30 p.m., First Federal Billy Edward Fausett Jr. SR 434, Longwood. Wednesday in the bribery before Gurney says he learned Involving Justice Roberts and Plaza. Free refreshments, Seminole, Catherine Leminhster, ford nspira cy trial of Gurney and of Willia ms' fund-raising ac former Or lando state legislator ., .øun ,. drawings and °° prim. Cassadaga Se minole Audubon society co $ MVS fi Cas,.IWff'v •1 four co.defendants. tivitles, Eugene Mooney. DISCHARGES Roy Heikkinen, E. Th omas was to return to the Thomas quoted Gurney as Auction by Deltona United monthly meeting and covered Reached in Ta llahassee, RobN 'S CAREER APPAREL Casselberry ish pic nic at Silver Lake home witness stand today for cross- sa yi ng: "1 don't ha ve time to be ens said: "I don't k no w w ha t he Ch ur ch of Christ, 1 p.m., ch ur ch d icc 5..4 o., TIC Ug Laura I. Clarke Winsor Stilson, DeBary 1969 Providence of Mrs. M. Fowler, Sanford. examination by Gurney's lawworried about things like fellowship hall, that. (Thomas) is talking about. Jrsmus White Alek Lawson, DeLand yer, C. Harris Dittmar. If you have anything to say, you don't know Mr. Thomas and I Blvd., Deltona. Roscoe hi. Taylor MAY 24 Beulah G. Tinsley, DeLand Gurney, aides Jim Groot and lake It up with Jim Groot." never heard of Mr. Mooney. 1'tyce SIrlannI Fertilizer sale, Optimist Madeline M. Otto, Deltona Sanford Women's Republican Joseph Bastien, and former Thomas said he did talk to "I am not, nor have I ever Charles Allen Hardy Ethel M. Hughes, Deltona 11:30 a.m., Brain Towers, Youth Athletic Fund and Federal Housing Authority offi- Groot who assured him: "Don't been, Involved with any cooperClub, KPthy Jo Kroner Emanuel Theodosakis, business meeting and sack Central Florida Chorale dais K. Wayne Swiger and worry, we know all about it. ation for profit in the building c! Casselberry Nettle Mae Carr, benefit, Mid-Florida S&L, Deltona lunch. Ralph Koontz are charged with We're perfectly ca pable of han- a development of any project," Winnie, John Edward Airport and 17-92 and Seminole He nr y B. Maloney, Deltona conspiracy to establish an ille. dling It." Rober ts said. Ili! Charles W. Poyntz, Deltona DeBary Hope Ball for Cancer Society Plaza, Casselbe rry. DeBary Marion C. Edwards, Edmund H. Irwin, Deltona cancelled. rAw,ri 11 rL' obbie R. McLane, DeBary MAY 26 Elsie M. Arceri, Deltona Idylwilde Elementary School MAY 19 Deltona E. Weaver, L.alla Skating Patty, Melodee Skating O Do You Know George Stuart Frances S. Callan, Deltona Meeting for families and Rink, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Sells Graduation Gifts __menume Williams E. Stevens Sr., friends of Spinal Wilda, _________________ On Deltona Forest Park School, Silver Star Give the ft of ,kfstà.-CR0SS Pens. Pt TAUAHASSEE , Fla. (AP) The Florida Supreme Court Stephen H. Donaldson, Road, Orlando. Guest speaker __ __________ 'sctil qifts S. . Sorrento Dr. Charles Carter of Sunland. quaranwd for a lifellml. S" the fine 1111C. his 51h Amendment rights Mattingly from practicing law hon wi the NEW pin md pincd dmparvnant at would be violated if he is forced while the Florida Bar holds 7ur Rouknd Avenue Entrance. Yesterday's high 91, low this to give records of an estate to a hearings. The Bar has charged morning 66. There was .34 in. probate judge. Wri1inIniti'unts Mattingly with 11 counts of in Lustrous Chrome .ches of rain. Considerable Attorney John B. Mattingly, mishandling funds in a 16-yearcloudiness through tomorrow who has been charmed with six old trust account which was Pon Of p9mil $ 6.00 Sit ........ $12.00 with occasional thundershow. counts of financial misconduct, supposed to pay out $354 era. Highs mostly in the mid was to appear today before the Dec. 31, but was found overand upper 80s. Lows near 70. 1st District Court of Appeal. drawn. dw 1 w% lh - ___ - ___ . '4 14 Mattingly Hearing Records Slated AI,:41iI7i C. WEATHER ______ 1adar1rda A11 4 �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, May 1$. ifl$ Opinion For Out-Of-Town Subscribers WORLD Water Rate Increase Ceiling Readied By City Attorney By DONNA FSI'ES Herald Staff Writer City Commissioner Cal DeVoney, at that time, indicated he favored putting Hattaway's recommendation into action. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — City Attorney Joe Davis will give the City Commission an opinion at Tuesday's meeting on the maximum amount the city can increase water rates to out-of-city subscribers. Finyd said the increase in rates necessary to county users would be 32 cents monthly to pay the $4800 annual costs. This would have increased the usual rate of $3.10 minimum monthly to county users by more than 25 per cent above the bills to city users. Mayor Norman Floyd and city commissioners asked Davis For the opinion alter county coimIss1oners at a recent joint meeting retuseli w pay maintenance and water use costs In the lcrm of a $4,800 annual rental lee for city fire hydrants in unincorporated areas. Floyd said the city has 1,223 residential water service subscribers and 59 commercial users in county territory where the lure hydrants are locsited. County Commissioner Mike Hattaway told city commissioners that users of the water service should pay all costs including those for ft 'hydrants located In the area. Parents Pressure For School Walks ALTAMONTE SPRINGS — that purpose and further Parents of children scheduled creating a walkway would to attend Lake Orients Ele- destroy the property's value. mentary School are exerting "We cannot put sidewalks in pressure to get safe accessways all parts of the city," Floyd for the students in time for the said. Commissioner Sandra school's September opening. Glenn said the city Is doing as Many have come to city hail much as It can to sol-e the en masse, Mayor Norman access problem. Floyd reported to city comMrs. Glenn said the Wlntcr missioners. "I've told the jx:ople we will check into what Park and Maitland city the city can possibly do," Floyd governments are also having problems with the School Board said. in Orange County refusing to He reported he is working participate in costs for walkwith residents in La Floresta subdivision north of Oranole ways there. It's obvious the Seminole Road to have a walkway School Board will not share th provided through a fened-4n costs regardless of where they area. Cost estimates for put the schools, Floyd said, providing bicycle paths along Spring Lake Road are being adding he has asked Rep. Vince prepared. A walkway from Ar- Fechtel (R-Leesburg) to bring lington Boulevard in Glen the problem to the attention of Arden Heights would take care his legislative educational of children on the west side of committee and Education Commissioner Ralph Maitland Avenue, he said. Children in High Ridge and Turlington. Glen Arden can walk to school Floyd said the school adminon paved sidewalks, Floyd said. istration Is not being consistent The mayor added he will be in its refusal to help provide conferring with former council- access, pointing to a state law man Tom Radloff to work out Permitting the spending for the access problem from Oak- safety's sake. land Estates. The city had been considering using a utility easement across the Radloff property in Oakland Estates for a walkway. Radloff, contends, however, the e4semerit can not be legally used for Floyd added today that raising the rates is not just the answer to a feud with the county. He said the county commission's refusal to pay the hydrant rental fees leaves the city in a bind. "According to our bond ordinance we cannot offer free ser- vice to anyone," Floyd said. "Our only alternative Is to have the costs borne by the persons using the service. We cannot ask the residents of Altamonte Springs to pay the costs of fire protection afforded to users outside the city." Prior to the county's creation of its single fire protection districts in the unincorporated areas of Seminole, Altamonte Springs had a contract with the Suburban Fire Control District to serve areas east, west and north of the city. Floyd said the hydrant rentals were included in the lee. Meanwhile, County Comrnssloner Dick Williams asked that his letter to Ficyd last week be included in the city record. J have not erxi do not suggest Altamonte Springs raise utility rates to citizens outside the city to pay for any maintenance or rental charges of fire hydrants in the unincorporated areas of Seminole County," Williams' letter said in part. "I strongly op. IN To Open U.S. Relations Copies of Williams' letter were sent to members of the city and county commission, the press, homeowners associations that, use Altamonte utilities system and State Sen. Lorl Wilson (I. Merritt Island). SAIGON (AP) A top official of the new Sou th Vietnaniese government 3aid in a speech at a victory cele bration in Saigon today that his country is willing to open diplomatic relatio ns with the United States. Nguyen lIuu Tho, chairman of th e advisory coumici ci Ihi.' Provisional Revoluti onary Government, to ld the - The Information In Williams' letter will probably add fuel to Wilson's effort to get legislation placing control of municipally owned utilities in the Florida Public Service Commission. celebration: "The PHG will open diplomatic, economic, cultural and Representatives of all of Seminole County's cities with municipally-owned utility systems — Sanford, Altamonte Springs, Longwood, Casselberry, Oviedo — at a recent CALNO* Council of Local Governments meeting — opposed the Wilson legislation, which is also actively opposed by the Florida .eague of Cities. friendship relations vith all countries of the wor ld provided those countries respect the sovereignty of our country and will not interfere in our internal affairs." lie said th e United States must "carry out its responsibilities as provided by th e Paris agreement of 1973." He (lid not elaborate on th is point, bu t the PRG has been (knumndin! that the United States recognize it as the government of South Vietnam and "respect the svereignty of Vietnam." IHI t6WT TO lIMIT 6fti i1crest Center VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) - The Laotian government apologized today for the detention of three Americans by a student mob in Savannakhet, but the U.S. Embassy is reducing its staff because of growing antlAmericanism and spreading Communist domination of the country. Deputy Information Minister Ouday Souvann.avong told a news conference the government sent a delegation to the Mekong river town 230 miles southeast of Vientiane i negotiate the release of the Americans. Student mobs in both Savannakhet and Luang Prabang, the royal capital 200 miles north of Vientiane, invaded local headquarters of the U.S. Agency for Internatlanal Development Wednesday, ransacked them and led their rice stores. Hwy 17-92 at 27th St. Next to A&P Trains Crash; Eight Die NOIIRKOPING, Sweden (AP) — o express trains collided today at the Norrkoping station In central Sweden, killing at least eight persons, officials reported. Five of the dead were school children, Seventeen persons were hospitalized, three of them In serious condition. Five of the injured were found beneath a passenger car that overturned, Of fiHals said they did not know the cause of the collision yet. Milan Museum Entered MILAN, Italy (A 11 ) — Thieves hit the Milan museum of modern art early today for the second time in three months and stole most of the Impressionist paintings that were carried off In February plus some more, Police said a gang of three or four masked armed men made off with more than 30 pa intings by Cezanne, Re noir, Van Gogh, Modigliani, Corot and other French and Italian painters, Layer Denounces for extending water and sewer lines to a school plant outside the city limits. Removal - - Of $6* Woman uses DU rg icr — - — t - '•,ia;±i,a: • —,. .1 - •' __ ___ By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer warrant by Longwood Police early today. Sheriff's deputies today were Sanford pohee today were investigating thefts of an rei arted for a man motor and a citizens who brokesearching into a residence andoutboard band radio and a burglary at an fteatened a woman with a knife and for three men who robbed a 74-year-old man at Harold Bradley, of 2205 knifepoint of $6 at a bus stop Airport Boulevard, Sanford, last night. reported an outboard motor Mrs. Thelma Taylor valued at $200 was taken from telephoned police alter she his yard. confronted a burglar at Otto W. HammerLand, of knifepoint and he fled, police Sorrento Apartments, Howell said. Officers reported y Branch Road, reported a chased an unidentified man citizens band radio was stolen from the vicinity of the Taylor from his parked auto. residence at Seminole Gardens Deputy Charles Coffee FOUR PERSONS Apartments, W. Sixth St., but reported burglars took Items IN the suspect eluded them at valued at V660 from an artLqts' Eighth St. and Avocado Ave. studio In an orange grove west Patrolman Tony Brooks said of Wymore Road in south Mrs. Taylor said a man pried Seminole. open her window, pushed out a screen and entered the residence. "She told him to get HURT CRASH - -- - ----. .___ _____________ ':j, -- .. i• g,•.•_ .•d' . . - - Iq' H • . .. '• '..: .' 4 U. .'-.I.- a £ 'I 'Ll "F •' :, "4 S •4•. ,_.. •: 1y Edward Fausett, 18, of 43 Midway Dr., Sanford, was listed in satisfactory condition today at Seminole Memorial Hospital after his car collided yesterday afternoon with another ear at 17$2 and County Home Road, near Seminole Junior College. Pollee patrolman D.H. Whitmire said the US. accident Is still under Investigation. Whitmire said occupants of the car shown above, Gloria Mason Nathan, 23, and Lawrence Mason, 17, both of ,I0 E. Eighth St., Sanford, anU Willie Smith, 18, of Midway, were treated and released from the bospHni. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) Comptroller Issue Stalled Again out of the house and tried to call the police," Brooks said. The woman told officers the man then hit her and grabbed a The controversial bill to delegation meeting Is un- services under contract. kitchen knife, telling her he was create a comptroller's office In constitutional, going to kill her. Police sa id flilifl says that Seminole County Is back again County Commission Cha irwoman said she then grabbed a where it started — stalemated man Sid Viblen Jr. advised the constitutional amendment larger knife and the man because of opposition fr om delegation yesterday that allowing a split In the offices "started retreating" and fled State Rep. Vince Fechtel, P. Circuit Court Clerk Arthur dictates that th e comptroller the scene on foot as she Leesburg. Beckwith Jr. had reached an take over the responsibili ty of telephoned pollee. Yesterday in Tallahassee, agreement with the County recordi ng. A 74-year-old Sanford man, Fechtel voted against creation Commission. That agreement State Senat or John Vogt, D. Ha rvey Brooks, reported he Harvey of comptroller after an opinion was if voters approved a split in Cocoa Beach, said this morning was accctted by three men from Atty. Gen. Bob Shevin that his duties. his office would thot h tI,hO. •I4J U....... ...fli ••• ,. 'J'JLiIJ £IUUV WW %lIWJIWfl5 IIaMIVy Fethtel's support. And Vogt not introduce the measure to and fellow Senator Lori Wilson, the Sena te until It has cleared I-Merritt Island, say they will the House. - midnight as he waited in the the bill as revised at the last continue to peiorm -recording approve the bill without A proposal that the eight-mill blame for increased rain for a bus at Park Avenue tax re'triction be removed squarely In the laps of taxes local and Second Street In downtown came under bitter attack by school boards. r E. C Sanford. School Supt. Bud Layer Last School Board Member Patrolman Richard Dearing night just prior to a School Harper Jr. said "people A letter from the association discontinue contracts. They're noted he had received a letter Board vote to leave millage as been taxed to death. I'm reported one of men pulled a knife on Brooks and another of secondary school ad- not regarding us as part of the from Harry Pelley, the board's is. against raising taxes man removed his wallet. The rninistrat'ws apparently jolted management team," one chief negotiator with the Layer said a Senate bill would However, board member three men fled on foot north en thc Scl'.ocl Board last night prIndnal said at last night's Sem ino le Educat10n remove the eight-mill cap and Davie Sims took a different P incipals A A leave It up to the School Board tact. to raise the taxes. Sims said he would not be What politicians In opposed to upping the millage if Tallahassee are saying, ac- it was to benefit education, cording to Layer, in "flOW you lie said he would lay his dirty guys. Put it back on if you "political future" on the Line If The ihlu)0hi industry was personnel initially will go into operation in this city in late attracted to the ares by ActionOrlando advertising In the June or early July. 0 IS \ i,.• uii IN(; NI 'i"i' II, i• R ....... V ' 1 Contracts Park Avenue with the wallet approving three principals for meeting. Association (SEA). containing a social security continuing contract. And board member Pat And the board by a 3-2 vote card, medicare card and $6. Telson said she felt it only fair At the last meeti ng, the board relented. However board A 27-year-old Longwood man Sims and Allan since three years ago when the was being held without bond in voted not to approve principals members Davie three in question were made county jail today on an Ohio for continuing contract because Keeth refused to go along, principals continuing contract warrant charging parole no approvals will be for"With regard to collective was still in effect. want to." need be If it was In the interests violation, according to jail thcorWng by 1977, anyway. bargaining, we're glad to have Layer called this kind of of educating the county's The association letter stated records. John Joseph Gibson, considering "If the board is principals on management's legislation a "dirty trick" children. that "recent action by the 27, of Seminola Boulevard, principals as management, we side," School Board Chairman because it would place the Sims said It's highly possible Longwood, was arrested on the consider It a slap in the face to Bud Feather said. Feather also majority of the School Board regarding a three year contract the school system would need LEAVING IUM for some principals eligible for the additional funds which persons plus management ' But the Wel co me Wagon ho,ste's can umke It easier too adjust to your new r-. ruundings. and maybe Out a smiulo' on your face' F i rem an ( i • H gh CapactlCool,n9 and O.humiditytng for On. floor" , Moto • AutomaUc Th.nnost,t, 3-$pe.d Fn • 4-Way A.V DflcIIeneI Control i, us help you choose the air conditioner lust right for the room or moms you wish to cool. We have models ranging ffom 5.000 to 26.000 BTU/Hr All Speed Queen air conditioners have a Duty FULL TWO-YEAR PARTS LABOR WARRANTY bed 001 SPEED QUEEN 1)1 continuing contract shocked would result from raising the and disturbed our assoclaflon" millage. ' & He also told fellow board against menulecfuring d.f.clj It noted that "a few months members to "go out and tell ago" the association chose not teachers we don't have s ro to form a bargaining unit to money to rehire you." 1 negotiate for its members, A 19-year-old county fire, station of the Seminole County out buildings and damaged Instead But Layer explained that be a IVbGravv-EdcnCorrvT )anyD,,,s(y, the association showed wasn't opposed to creating lighter, injured while fighting Fire Department, was trans- adjacent home of R. M. Carlton. its faith in the "management QUAUTY NAME IN APPUANCES SINCE 1S additional funds for Seminole an April 1 blaze that destroyed ferred from "combat duty" to Kunkler's report, dated team approach." County, but said he did resent a house and barn east of San- duty in the central communica- Tuesday, said the first person to Tallahassee politicians telling ford, has been transferred to (ions center at Sanford yester- see the fire described it as The letter mentions the the people they will keep taxes other duty pending further in day after a sheriff's depart- "coming straight up out of the (SEA) and It. "right to down then putting the monkey vestigatlon of the fire that ment supplementary report on shingles of the roof of the bargain" with the board, and on the back of local boards, broke out after a training exer- the tire investigation was porch." The investigator's noted that collective bargaining The majority opinion of the cise, submitted to county commis- report states that the position of creates "crucial demands" on Eric Ycadon, 19, who had sioners by Public Safety the fire was the approxi. principals and makes their job board was to leave the millage LeRoy and Pat Taylor owners been assigned to the Geneva Director Gary Kaiser, as I& mate position where Yezulon "new ball ganw." '587 S. Sinf 3rd Ave. Ph. IY1.4196 Sanford A county commission aide had flipped the cigarette. _______________________________________ said it was the consensus of Kunkler said he obtained Kaiser and the County Person- shingles of the same type that SANFORD POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION nel Board that Veadon's duty were on the porch roof and G E N E R A L RE V E N UE S 11 A I N G P1 ANNE D U SE REPORT should be changed pending "through testing, with dqtvv1. '94'4, J I 2U9 NN T *49- P&'WVJ*-VA 0 d0e, I -w qtw '" óIc.'4.' further investigation, 'cs1.4 ft,' *1 to (ic Ni As., cigarettes and the shingles, and 94 woo Do be tHI 1-4 °" The supplementary report a small amount of wind, that w.. 0 ioi FF1Se a, sli('I L filed by Sheriff's Arson Investi' the cigarette did light the !'"_ IftA '"ou gator Sgt. Robert Kunkler shingles within a peri od of 15 " On RA u 1Po states that Yeadon and three minutes on three different uI DaI;A Pnngu,lIA.e+ ' ,A1, s Ba r n B I a z e I P SEMINOLE APPLIANCE SERVICE - 1 • - •.•' •.--" JUL L1UI LONGWOOD — A new in- c&rrts and engineers, St. dust" employing 10 full time Laurent said, Industrialist Georges St. -. - New Industry Set For Longwood Area Laurent, owner of St. Laurent Properties' Inc., said 'Urecal", the new industry, will process an industrial coating primarily Laurent said. used by the transportation industry. City Council voted 4-1 thIs The product has been sold to week to waive the city's zoning the Seaboard Coastline ordinance ban on paint Railroad, the Atlanta Mass manufacturing facilities, by Transit System, Burlington declaring the "Urecal" coating is not the Railroad, Reading Railroad operation and Is used on the new Freedom manufacture of paint. Train traveling across the Councilman Gerard Connell United States, St. Laurent said. opposed the waiver, insisting The company's operation, St. not enough information was Laurent said, consists of mixing available to make that deterand blending, a non-pollutlong mlnatlon. enterprise. City Attorney Joe Davis The company Is expected to warned Council's interiietaUon expand its Longwood operation of the ordinance, deciding the over the next three years and UW10trY was an acceptable use, ouid .. chiik:ru,ed i'i the wtJ be located in M. Laurent courts by any citizen. He urged Properties' 8,000 square-foot manufacturing building on the City Council, lilt wanted to ('onullerce nfl SR 427, he said, approve to industry, to amend the zoning ordinance, Principals In the operation, eliminating the paint owned by William Fritz, are manufacturing ban. you people to consider our mother said whole" and try to make school off ctals can begin hiring Blacks boycotted Seminole children," Mrs. Alice Gooda) "They (children) don't know decisions based on ed ucation back some of the teachers who schools for three days in protest told the School Board, where they belong. We are need, for all countlans. have yet to be a pproved for of the board's decision to phase Parents from the Prair ie opposed to letting our chil en dr out Rosenwald and turn It into a concern ed parents School Supt. Bud Layer called rehire ne xt year. Lake-Fern Park area pleaded On May 5, again," ano er th ecis ns those d io Both await a facility for handicapped held a meeting and presented move once a meeting next Wednesday at their case for the third time from e U.S. th Justice children. Petitions asking that their parent said, be fore the School Board last School Board Chairman Bud Lyman High School to make the ruling Department. Justice officials ch ildren remain at English final decision on zoning fli gh t. Feather toid the Then, black leaders Estate s. group your which will affect the Prairie are scheduled to make that concern is "vi ta l," but Feather is week. The this dec ion decision requested The message, in essence, is an Investigation by Parents claim their children said there always seems to be a Lake parents. will either allow the closing of the Justice Department. don't transfer about 96 childre n have been moved four times in small pocket of children who Also at that meeting, Layer Rosenwald Elementary School The investigation was confrom English Esta tes to Lake five years. are continually moved , said the final selection of as vo ted by the School Board, or ducted by th FBI, and school Orients School. "This Is not good education, However, Feath er also said princi pa ls for two new schools the ruling can be in favor of officials eagerly await a "Stop right now and really and surely no considerati on Is th at board membe rs are forced opening next year will be made, blacks who are protesting the decisi on so bus i ness can get consider this. We're begging given to the child student." one to look at "the county as a Once principals are selected, closing of the school, under way. Laos Offers Apologies P. O'ifltrO - Fl. Thursday, May IS, By ED PRICK E77 Herald Staff Writer New Saigon Government pose any rate increase for these citizens without due process." Evening Hera ld , Sanfoid, Don't Move Our Kids Again, Parents Plead BRIEF MrLGlenn said although the School Board refuses to spend money off schod grounds for access, It paid the city $34,000 north. Fritz came south on a tour expecting to locate in Orlando or Jackaornrille, but selected L.ctwood because of the quaIiy of life here, St. Oppose Transfer To Lake Orienta -- W SP SP 1 '- Ch*lc ken Bar.B.Q , -, - �- - - - - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May 15, 1975-SA - I rtis 1k .s rp With only one year of c.'l painting behind Z - - Plans are in the works for Pnt to have her on paintini' studio in her home I like to have all my painting matuials, in one place, and I need room to 5tand back and view what stretched canvas. "Once you buy a set of paints, you can make your own colors by I am doing. She also admits she prefers sitting, instead of standing, when painting, - be cautious in working with old varnishes, as some o( the very old ffidshes had a poisonous substance that can still affect one, either by 4 '. , ,$,. \ . . 4 ,, -. " I '' Unda Sapp all of Sanford .' " I ,,' - -; 'j ' -.4. i f f. - f &j~, t , - •. O. " - c;' ' " ",u'.. A,T. . z7 ' • , it. .. 0.4., it '.' v~ I I 111~ - '1 4 7 -q:. 0 I -t - 1;~ . 1. i t __ . - - . I ~, '4.' '- I' "i" -' '.. - . ' , ,. '' - :. ,, . "F ' "fr 4 / '. - ' - U__ _. ~ - _ __ - .1 ~I \ ~ 11 I ' Sallie Harrison Chapter, be awarded to the studenis who ' a ,I i ! - .&V ' - I " - _. 4 I 0 -4 N Wllw M- 1 __ . S" .11 V ~.. __ I - I d~: ? __ __ J -4r -4 -6'..."N A:-7. -~i.e i , 0 - .0 ades f 1: zI r - ¼. - sther's . _a-_-~~ --- -~ _---*~_-.-n V -4 em -ON~ 4A~ Terry:Goes Any Length For Summer - '. __ _=~ - _--- -_ , - - - I I L- - - - _.... 4 ~. - - ___ - 2:!iT:_ i% - ! "': .. It 1 - It - - - III .. , _, • ,,,. - , - __ - -a - , t - i > :Y ;;;;L ,I I _ I i wedding, who has the right to with a chicken leather isn't ") F e got the idea that dogs w!1l 0111) , DEAR looktd it ItO lbs i . ' ii -. -- - -. - I I , I J . - I I J 1 ,' / \J . .: 1 1i 1 - I 1 =_ _____ I ,, - . I ,. 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"Charity Night at R03ie 0 X oJ EPWQRA.P - , young contestants from the " 0 Grady a organized b) the South a fun filled and exciting The Miss Southland Contest Miss Orlando Scholarship wee k end at Daytona Beach has sponsors for many con- Pageant sponsors, Ma) ) at 7 TATf " cs :u ej - '-- - I bone to pi ck with them! commercials was a in Altamonte Springs, Monday two years despite their parents' fensive DEAR ABBY : Please tell Die potets, why should they ex- was te of time, at 7:30 p.m. young girl whose boyfritnd was 3ect their parents to foot the bill always Late that I had the swnt for a lavish 300-guest ex- I arr led him anyway and couldn't be happier. We've Lx-cn married for 18 . . . ' I more than she'd ever wa mcd anything in licr life-and it did. "Now tl'Jt I'm down to 11 2 : > ., -, •1I 'rJ'" .. - - I-P 1V , M1- 1 .MN, 9t.4c 4- .10 fPt.'• The nlcet way to remtm .ber FACIAL MASK is with a gift I i P,'. , . y ~~ / `1 I'le ,f --- - _.. - _- I 0-0 , ' q 0Shorty Gowns & Paiarnas Tightens and refines pores clatifiei te,iikoe. Reg. or Tinted Hair . I v o Of # , ,_; 1 k_;LX I ?-- 1, 4 I t 1*1-1 I 1'.!".. I I .1 I - I "*-' \' ) it% juil what all complexions really n"d' Dtop-cleanses temo,set oil. dA, grime, drA skif, worwiets cell$ Cools and lefinhel %kin, WAVE I I -;o ~, I mr.-i PERMANENT I '16MUDTY '01/- otein will then be forwarded to them. . I WEEKONLY IUES., MAY 13 THRU TUES., MAY 20 sears .srxl base six wonderful to say that she was em&3dren. ~ The last one was barrassed to watch some of born in the parking lot of the those TV commercials with her hospital because my husband boyfriend. I've been in sales and adwas late.) I ,Aouldn't trade m man for vertising for over 50 years, and any other In the world. Being I recently became uneasy late is his only fault. but he's watching certain TV com -': _ --- - __ _P__ " _- COTY 1%~ - DEAR ABBY: I s)impafte with "Red-Faced," who wrote - Knowles Memorial Chapel, title, Of Miss Southland will photograph of themselves in a written to me Lha I writing to the County Mental Health Facility crown and title, a $1.000 F-C-C to complain about of- behind Florida Hospital North J __._ -.1 I-S 4tj-_-; Z -___ __.,._~ ~L=_J - !;_J;~:~~_ - .-:*. - - ~~, lr ii tT-_ ,-.-- 4----_ - - - ----_--,-. ~irYr-llt_M _-~Vl I ~--qVr i'*rl V - .g&.J _%.- I _. The contestant winning the plete information and a good Arnold Wettstein, dean of DEAR T.W.T.- Thanks for -- UNDERWORLD B should indeed ha'e the kind of the suggestion. Others ha'e Rollins College, at the Seminole receise, in addition to her awimsuit Further Information I . flavors. Sec what tilt' • 4. ' f bounds with some 1) F A H N A I) I N F : going advertis a Congratulations even though of the products lady If red-faced young you weren't able to get the lead y and libr il ar w l go to the public out of ledbetter. ' - Ayds plan can do/or vrn, Medicated: for troubled %kin. with pumice (p.inules tot .1 - . 4 w .. t - J __; - -_ . ~~_ik~~-_ -____-_.____-- -_Vni~_- k_- -_ T- - __ . - - - , - - - - - I I 1iI I For 110me & Patio Unusual & Interesting Collected Froin Tound 7te World. Wishing You A Nice Day . 11cr t nn iii 0*0 TMC$i'lOZtIiiISp ____________ 4`11610M 404 00OWMI Cand___________ __________ ECKE110 011UGS RT SE.7ndSt. 0 Downtown - Ph. 32 Jewelry, • Handbags, Shoes 8. Gloves " - ' :,, - . , ~.~ V 1 !I FROSTING . Bwew -& A "16 I i Ph.322.4I3 (NexiToHoIldayHousi) 3iCommsrclai Downtown Sanford Lakeview Plaza 4 I ~~/__ ,_t`,-,`N , I / , •• $ a____ - 75 .aM / / ~ - I J1 lu -i# I NA ., ~ UNISEX FAMILYHAIRCARE " drt - V,.d _1 It 0 - I c ' I ET _ I 3 . COMPLETE THE # Swirriwear s. with Vitamins A.D F Creamy md tiqant jrid e. """A""""""""`~ - ____________________________________ VIEW: A couple kill In pairs or packs from three wedding they want. But .they %eterinarlans. And haie I got a chose to live together openly for %I I _. , been cast. Nelson also announced that MY VIEW enough. hfake It a dog leash. I I A Diamond solitaire, 6 pi-on, 14 &vzi ii tsivair' bridal sri 14 Ituat oiJ Sb '. August 28-31. Single girls testants, and those wishing to p.m. Meet Stiss Orlando Donna I've done this with several BILLIN tell rx i between ages 17 and 25, who enter should write to - Cin. Hatcher, and her court. All The public is invited to atte them not to have one just products and was amazed at the W E 1, S V I 1. 1, E , N Y . because others might think it's personal attention received. a lecture on "Mental Health in a earn at leasst part of their derella lioliday', P.O. Box 16z proceeds will be donated to the I DF-All BILL Thirty lashes in T.W.T.:TEXAN Schizoid World" by Dr. A. hvelihood, are eligible to enter. Daytona Beach, giving com. Stiss Orlando Pageant. °° when she decided to trUc Aytis" plan. Taken with a hot drink forc nicals, as dtrcctcd, A) s Re R e ducing Plan Candy actua'ly hclps curb yourappctite. On the Ayds plan, you cat lem bccause you w;;nt less. So you lose weight n-iturally and cencibiy, without St irsing vourscif or substituting liquids for solid food or taking pills Ih, jittery. And with A)tN, you rjot ()nly cut down on what you cat. but You cut down on your food bills, too. --_ Awtiese tapm * Dwirs amb e cim junwo e tay"al Sanford sick of losing chickens. doing things." , Ayds contains vitamins and minerals, but no drugs. And it comes in four delicious Dia=W bmutY shaped by &u Is skilled hand, V' Xt_~ ,/ `0;1 / / -reeni- -- ' -. -- DEAR ABBY: In a recent ask for an up-to-date copy of , were going out." But in Barbara's case, it's also whcrc she did much of her eating and most of her gaining-up to 160 lbs 11 a special brilliance to out wlection of Got d4mond im,clry. tp.' - .,- - mystery, Sleuth, has alzeady - dog with the dead chicken. This couple's tit ud 0t tha t 0 be far more effective than writing to the FCC, as you really works e guests. 11e r, and recommended \ I t II t groomwan a big church to spen d a lot of time watching television?" asks Barbara Truitt of Savannah, Gcor Fact is, it saved nic the worry of what lfdia~' e' ar if I - 1~if( Civitan Beef Drawing Delayed chicken in his niouth, and while been living together openly. choice. An accompani,!st will be She should then write a letter holding the dog firmly, I take What difference does it make provided. For more into the president of the company the chicken from his mouth and whether two formation, call the Annie le have been then proceed to beat the !?&! living toget'ieT openly or telling him why she thinks Rll Theatre. (expletives deleted) out of the secretly'beA wedding is for the advertising is offensiveAt will "Ifavc )ou cvcr noticed how fat people sectil • rinc~a'il In her time dway from the job, Lynne, who lives in Altamonte Springs. enjoys relaxing with a guA "k or work!ng off her energies waterskiing and playing tennis. Lynne Tripp tbrives on career-woman tempo a more effective cure, replied in your column that it they produce and the names of Those auditioning should be I catch the dog with the dead wasin poor tastesince they had their executive personnel. prepared to sing a song of their 0 -- Ai ' the season at the General Henry senior section (grades 6-8) and Beta Sigma Phi are - Nrvrri.-Arl ,.,-%.f AA Terry cloth goes to a party, Indoors or out, at left. Center, stretch strMch terr) can be woru as a skirt as shown or as a poncho. terry done up for the short of ft, to show long lees, In scoop T 1thIrt, Slodel wram a mptrbfng bikini. the top of wulch shc,ws.(AN styles and while the suggested cure of letter, a young onian who baa "Ad vertisers' Register, she auditions for childrens' roles in wra p-around skirt and matching oer thshouIder bag There's by Raht of 1ndon for Bu rt on Constable " .1 tying the dead chicken around been living with her boyfriend will find the names and ad- Oliver * will be held from 10 to 5 also a headband. nut shown. At right, a festive beach coverup In the (log's neck and leaving it for two years wanted to have a dresses of all major companies p.m. May 24 in Bingham Hall there until it rots is good, I have big church wedding. You listed with the brand names (Fred Stone Theatre). When she lost 48 Ibis, she started going places and doing things, ________________________ t. - t' chickenkilling dogs at different times, * DAR, held its last meeting of win Best of Shm awards in the have a casino night. There will closing Ritual. MALL -I_ - I no people. through 8 will be displayed. Savings bonds of $25 each win . I'l, ss Aulh fop-dfe- . By Worksbystudentsingrades) .. A ___________________ IL . ,.7 . - Fran Morton (left) and Sandra Sprigg are bound for sorority convention . I - i Construction 4V . - - -- businesslike leel " is a rat race;there are plenty of ups and ;•' (' . H~_ fl? _~ smiled. "I've learned to adjusimyapproach to whoever it is I'm dealing with, and to keep things on a serious and 41 ,' .. ________ the jacket and Me . • ~~~~~~~~~~~~~i~ - 1 ., . . -~ Dear Out Pw* MAc Us Numbff one V, with all ( t ' president. "Fach new responsibility was a fresh challenge. The 1110re involved I became, the more I enjoyed the work," I ynne explained L She left the company briefly late last year, but returned in the new year as vice president. "Of course, I .,-- responsibility in the construction business, and a few adverse reactions. "But th ey've gotten used to me," she .• (s" . . - ,;I.-- I,i , Lashes ti l ONLY 1 6 _ti I ; Gets . ' __________________ I :!t nny dime store or arts and lierald Com"poodent crafts center. Start with a piece of Betty Taylor's charming st)Tofoam about two inches Scottish accent, cheerful high by three inches wide. Work disposition, and outgoing a pipe cleaner Into the center personality have made her a and shape it Into the neck of a Wilde, one of my assistants." Lynne says in the beginning she came across many , lions to a young woman in a position of I , - - ' ALTAMONTE - AL,AM FVMMS i L" See this highly .tiized costume, tcad to liv, up yiur By NANCY F!O(Ml struction site I rely quite heavily on the exerUse of Steve . I ~ assumed, Swan In The Swim ." . _4:-. , Customer service was the next duty she and b October of 1974 was working as assistant vice bobbyi Lynne. "When it cornes to the technicalities of the .. - . - • - J I'll Betty Taylor Is one of theienda Villa ge's Abby / . If- . , . 4 .' I 4 ""i.) .... - __ - . - . - . Luncheon will 6e "Les Day Luncheon. Ferrine Specials"-a dressy Saturday evening "Viva Las; affair. A fashion show and more Vegas," at which time we will 'ean ago. (Herald Photo by ds Nichols) ~~er& ' , '•' and a style show and business Sandra Sprigg and Linda Sapp meeting will be held at that all received 1975 Girl of the tIme Year honors at the Founder's Cawlberry, a member of Orlando Park Grange 172. Mrs. Foote's daughter won &-st of Show in the . ~1401` ' participating in Ui Charleston This is a coveted award and Is auction will take place at I a.m. which mean "life, learning and Museum. The regent, Mrs. dance cont. presented to the girl who has Sunday morning, after a con- and friendship," which what A. W. Lee, led the ritual, after e is being sponsored by Mrs Margaret Woodward of - 7 - 4C and Karen Corley. Fran and Foote of Orlando in the forthcoming Natioul Grange Sewing 1 . ' j '' KI This attractive dress made of Trevirs and festaring sell- C%11&_~_~ It School ' '. . covered buttons down the bodice, will be worn by Mrs Esther , .4~r 4 1. r ,.. I' READY FOR NATIONAL CONTEST L : -- Springs, and Woodmcre ". . junior section (grades 1-7). Ribbons will also be awarded, The themes In the senior La Saturday. ntorning's theme is done the most for the welfare of tinental breakfast there will be is done in sorority. which reports of other officers section are "Wildlife" and "LostOur Luck" and some girls her chapter during the past a memorial service, Order of The 1975-76 theme will be were heard- Mrs. Lee an- "Freestyle," and in the junior will be donning "down and out" year. Each chapter submits OR Rose ceremony, and the n0Unced that the Chapter would section, "Wildlife" and "Let Heritage Ring." costumes. Awards will be their girl's achievements for again present the DAR JROTC "Children Around the World." presented for the best cwturnes dite competition. Jan Myers, _____ i -# - Contest j ., will be shaking a leg while Year Award will be presented. featuring Cortez Greer. An letters of three Greek words S. Sanford Memorial Library . - - , _ , .. . .. . dresses for the event, and Fran held, and the State Girl of the be shows at 9 p.m. and 11 p.m. . -- Z I :M:t- ._-A , & 91 f ~ - __ .: - '- CIA&i I iiL.- 1 Play This Summer - - - - ____ Skeels Sandra are making '20s style awards presentations will be :1 - .. 7p_~ Y! iq _______ Mrs. F. E. Roumillat, who told the Chapter of the early history - . - ________ military position, and Ulmer, recording secretary; Rhoda Meltzer, financial maintaining its long-range seretar), and l'ayge Crasnu, airlift capa bility and sea power. treasurer. Installing officer will Mrs. Wiley said she also enjoyed the Florida Tea, which be Rita Geller. was held in the Slayflnwer lIou.I, with a reception line of all Floi-ida Sinte DAR officerA. 4~ Speaker for the occasion was Another Sanford Plazr. - .1 - . ~ V I 4. - I - ' , .a ____ •. ' - ks were Mrs. Katie Corley, Mrs. Evelyn Kickhter, i..-y' ' . . AA ' - .. . , 34 . / . • . theme is "Stairway to Hap. pineas" Sorority sisters will thus be climbing the "Stairway toHappiness" byattending the 1975 Beta Sigma Phi Conventlon. OnFrldaynlght thedresswlll be Roaring Twenties Costumes at which time scrapbook winners will be announced Pt Rhoreceivedfirstplaceoutof the ten Sanford Chapters whose scrapbooks were revealed at Founder's Day Luncheon on April at the Capri Restaurant In Sanford. Judging the - - ..: muchofaproblemaslexpected. "Oh, at first people were watching me, waiting to sec ifi'dmanage.ButtheyaLsooffered tohelpmeinanyway they could and I've taken them up on th ose offers. I've really got terrific support and cooperation from the people in this area." Lynne's chief concern is marketing. She manages Wilco's sales personnel at the company's developments which Include The Terrace in Winter Garden Homes and Geneva Gardens Apnments in Sannorti Custointr strI'T s tUS4J one of her priority duties I'm in constr uc tion . but Fin no builder,"smiled - / '• ventlon will be "Viva Lea -I - I S. Ir '' j,, _____ ________ .. . - --'' , ,1 .- • The theme for the 1975 - . Being young and talented, blonde and beautiful Is likely to put a girl in line for winning a Miss America contest, but Ms. Lynne Tripp prefers to put these attributes to wor k esta blishing herself as a career WOiiian. The COnstruCtiOn business is traditionally a man's world, from the bricklayers and carpenters working ti the site to the development company president in his office suite. But Lynne, 24, and a growing number of anbIUous women like her is discovering a variety of chaBengingand fulfilling jobs exist for women within the construction industry Born in Orlando and educated at Boone High and later at the University of Georgia in Athens, Lynne her hand at secretarial work for Disney World and at banking before interviewing in November, 1972, for a receptionist position with Wilco Land Co of Sanford She liked the company and the people working there immediately, and accepted the position of receptionistsecr e ta ry. After a few months she added the job of closing '' :', Towers. They will be rooming with four girls from two other sorority chapters, including j'. \ "s. - .i:j - It ' husband 24, 25 at the Sheraton Twin ~ .r I97S1PA realize at the stan my being young and female might present aproblem," Lynne admitted. 'But it's not t,eenas Womens Editor ., Sidewalk Art Festival has successfully, come and gone. Pat Stettner -Painting one year and winning prizes! Sponsored by the Plaza Mer- and birthplaces of General chants Assoc. and the Sanford. Henry Shelton Sanford, born In r breathing the fumes or touching the varnish, she Is also an artist In flower arranging and &m1no1e Art '., the annual Woodbury, Conn. on June Pat and her have recently has taught this art. She loves quilting, and has popular resident in Hacienda swan. Attach a small novelty event drew runny entries which 1823, The Sanford Civitan Clubs drawing for 100 pounds of remodeled their home in Wekiva Valley, by a beautiful one of her own. A very pretty Village, Winter Springs. An resembling a cockatoo, to the At the arrival of the chairman were viewed by large crowds beef has been postponed for one week. Ile winning ticket making a huge sunken living room out of a woman, Pat, is also a modest one. She enthusiastic hobbyist, her top of the pipe cleaner. Make a of trustees for the Library, Mrs. Friday and Saturday. will now be drawn on Tuesday, Stay 22. former double garage. The curtains and smilingly explained her philosophy: "I beautiful creations are much In beak from a piece of egg carton Winners were: Abstract and Ruth G. Swinney, and her Proceeds from the promotion will go to the Central drapes were all made by Pat, who figures that believe we travel down a road, in life, with 0 demand by her neighbors and or small shell and Paste it onto - Modern Division -Bea Posey sister, Mrs. Alice Steenworth, Florida Chorale to help finance their tour to Poland. job a minor accomplishment, many paths. I would like to accomplish friends to use as gifts or to add a the head. Decorate the sides of of Cocoa first' Mary Gober of Mrs. Roumillat, on behalf of Anyone wishing to support the Chorale may obtain tickets Presently studying interior decorating and something on each path I encounter, as that touch of beauty to their homes. the styrofoam with small beads Maitland. second; Joseph Chapter, presented them with a from any member of the Chorale or front a member of upholstering at the Agri-Center on U.S. 17-92. would be a feather in my cap"' i Mrs. Taylor, a native of or pearls. Attach feathers to the 11avin of Port St. Lucie, third; beautiful blue Belgian rug for Civitan. Scotland, does just about base forming the body of and honorable mention went to the Library, in memory of anything in the line of arts and swan. Hessenauer of Orlando Mary Dawson and her husband crafts. She creates a different To make the bird cage, take Steve Evans of Daytona Beach, C. R. Dawson, through whose item each time the Hacienda pipe cleaners and two pieces of Alvina Loper of Merritt Island generosity this gift was made I Village Women a Club holds a rounded styrofoam, one large and Bernice Harlow of Cocoa. possible. The Annie Russell Summer Practkuum course nes. Neilson drawing for prizes, and makes and one small. Form a circle Traditional Painting - - Members and guests attend- ,A I1 Theatre at Rollins College will said that it Is not cessary for charming pieces as much with the pipe cleaners using the offer a theatre course for high students to have complet James A. Gohackl of Orlando, ing this memorable occasion ed desired gifts for family and top and bottom styrofoam for a school and first; Aurora Bennett of were: Messrs. M.J. Bram, G.G. college students in high school to be eligible to friends, base to keep thin. Before conjuction with its summer -Longwood, second; Miriam Custiman, R. W. Deane, Frank take the courses. A. Her many ta lents include finishing the cage, place the program. Steven Neilson, Van Duyne of Sanford, third; Evans, Leon Fellows, Fred The three plays to be creating wall plaques from swan in the center. FtnL3li and honorable mention to harris Sr., and Miss Irene the executive director of the . pejitedthisswmmerareThp -- ~ -4 curtain rings, turning an or- cage and place feathers around Summer Theatre. annOWK'ed Fantasticks, Sleuth and Oliver! Martha Popp, Jone Porter, Hinton. Also Messrs. Hagan r'!... dinary pill bottle into a the outside loosely so the swan litht the course Is six tran. Rosamond Chapman, Lucille Jennings, W. D. Leahy, A. W. W • dellghUul knick-knack making is visible. If you wish to hang sferable semester hours in with the dates for the summer Rogers, Elaine Bragga and Lee, Paul Mikier, E. Tolar season running from June 16 to magazine racks into gorgeous the cage up, make a chain of practical theatre. A Betty Ogden of Sanford, Gova Nance, Stanley B. Pierce, F. E. August 3. .V1 __ ~_ - L centerpieces, and making pipe cleaners to duired length. . (Tex) Powell of Geneva and Rournillat, R. E. True, Ruth "The course tnables students " For more information and beautiful feather dolls Betty and her husband, to learn by doing Bette Reagan of Lake Mary Swinney, Alice St-eenworth, L 4 directing, applications forms write to The One of the most attractive Charles, moved to Hacienda acting, scenery, costuming, Annie iid % Ncrs Crafts -Stanley L MyTon of C. Wildner, and T. K. Wiley. Summer '% , piecesMrs.Taylor creates isa Village three years ago when ilgiling -everything,"Nellson Theatre, Russell " Cocoa, first; Marie Richter of Box 2735, Rollins . IT swan in a birdcage. She says Taylor retired. They are active Judith te ' 4 Id. Students may sign up for College, Winter Park, Florida b è that the ma terials necessary members of the Village corn. either Leonard of Winter Park, third, Introduction to the 32l89orcallthe business office -t•. * ,' 141 for this Item can be purchased munity. 4 • and honorable mention to The art work of many Theatre or Advanced Theatre q- W Open auditions will be held 17 talented Sanford youngsters 4 Charlie Dean Charter of , this Sunday, from 1 to 5 p m IV I' ford, Douglas Cowan of will be on display for public and Monday from? to 10 p.m. 4 wi1tntheGteTSanford f Geneva,FrgncsKosinskIand for anyone in the areas In '0 ' "i, ip Ida C. Engslrom of Deltona, Chamber of Commerce 4 , 1 ' terestedintryingoutforacting a John Schest.ag of Ozona and BulldlngonSaturdayfromlo ( __________________________________ andsingingrolesintheAnnie ' Eleanor Oram of Edgewater am tO 4 p ni • DEAR ABBY Thlrt) lashes • Russell Summer Theatre at W I ,,1' ,,• Sponsored by the Junior Watercolor Sharon Conrad with nasty old chicken feather 9 Rollins College. These adult S' d e, of Sanford, first, Trude Nopper Woman's Club of Sanford, the for saying that dogs will kill A auditio ns will be held In the ' I e ') '0 1 of Sanford, second; B.French purPoseofthisfreeChlldren's only they are inpairsor W Air 04" op -. Annie Russell Theatre. The 1b. Arts Festival is to show the of Jacksonville, third packs W here did you e ver get • 4' . summer program will consist of ,"''1''•Z •, j Juniors - Leslie W ilbur first public what our youth Is acthatideaflt's not true.Onedog Ar % twomusicalsThe Fanasticks '' and Ruth Ann Conklin, second comptiahing in the area of arts v, 'r alone will attack and kill • and011ver'-andthatallparts " . . and crafts 4111i chickens, other animals or een s-.', a' %' ABIGAIL VAN BUREN are open of these shows The hit . .,r Fran (Mrs. C. E.) Morton and #q ..,',iji .1 '. • .I~e -:A .1 P_ Sandra (Mrs. James) Sprigg of Pt Rho Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi, Sanford met recently to discuss plans for the 1975 convention to be held May 23, ... /- "4 president; Julia Jofephson, Ford. lie devoted most of his corresponding secretary; Alice speech to defending a strong U. Sisters Climb 'Stairs To Happiness 4 " ______ Arf Winners ' . By JEAN PAON • is, - __________________________________________________ . :"_I I -.01 i- •: .. _________- officers are: Helen Hosid, vice address of President Gerald R. . - . '4 _ . '. - -- AAF - ,. . V --- myself animals. "Right now, I'm studying with E. B. "lowe, of Sanford, trying to perfect my land- ...._-___ L -'J . • . - .- ~ / " '.., freshness in . .- . I -' of an old house was done in one afternoon. "I don't time myself, because I generally lose in m> painting and forget all about time" she said Her favorite subjects are portraits and _____ 9 ____ Installed president Other new the appearance and half-hour - figures school, she was voted the most likely to succeed in art "But it's only In this past year that I have become serious about my work," she said. "Before that, I via' too busy raising my family and homerria".11 Pat does not consider oil lAinting an exI i . on iiiisnitt i iest 1 Ow beginnicr, she explained, as it is the .6r cheapest material. The most expensive is - I --Jk . , - i.M Z _X - r06 -. I blending , or even by substituting another Pat's artistic talents have moved in many color," she said. "Many places give discounts directions. A great believer in refinishing old on art material, so it's best to shop around." pieces of furniture, especially those handed Explaining the her paintings, down from family members, she said Pat said, "I like to be loose In my work, you "Furniture has more meaning if you refinish i not tighten up on things. It I see six know, it yourself, and know it has been in the trees, and one will tell the story, why put In family for a long time." One lesson she learned. while refinishing an old desk, was to -- '. Fl. Thursday, May ld, Sanford, 16I Rat Race, But I : tried she spends about nine hours on each pain ting. However, her prize-winning picture Pu itin onstruct'i6o n . •1 will be soloists. Afterwards which was held in Washington, there will be a community sing. D.C., April 14 through 18. The .~, " - She considers herself a speedy artist, and and have always been able to draw." In high . - I- - . -_ 11 I paintings " saying, An ,. I working hard right now trying to achieve a third-di mensional depth in my Homemaker's Achievement Dy Pat loves all aspects of creative arts, "I've always been interested in art, hubby z an 'old master's effect,'" she said. "I'm %% on a Best of Show, at the Seminole County ~ C I& ,q - '4, -This creates a heavy textured look, more. of her, Mrs. Alan (Pat) Stettner, has already C ... Award to an outatandi student at the Sanrd 1Nva The Chaverot Group of the Academy, at Orlando Chapter of Hadassah academic year. Mrs. Talmadge K. Wiley will hold a musical installation at 8 p m Thealay May V at repoed on her attendance at Temple OhevShalom, Oilando the84thContinentalCongressof rs Lee Sami, Mrs Ellc the National Societ>, Daughter Truss and M Elaine Farb of the American ReoluUon, ' scapes," she said wnen she oegms a painting, Pat often applies a heavy, white paint to we invas - _. I H"d"ssah - An 08"L - By ELBA NICHOLS lleraldCorrtipondent ~_i =.I%:- ^ _. _~.~ I - ,J It ..... - T _______ ____________________ - Evening Hera .. Secrets ccess I Club Notes ares t _____ , ______ - 0 - i. ____ - - I'4 ev' LI 0 1111 - - . . WOMEN - 'LUIi ll - . 228 E. FRlsrss. - _____________________ -I ~I k . \1I il PH,322.3524 �:r-.rye..: U - rf U: - nt -. - -- -- .- - e -t..'- .- - -LU-- rr _-!fVUr* -j tY-:LC •:::.:.:-i: .1 110A—Evening H erald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May IS, 1975 Municipal Engineers Represent Private Clients SPORTS I I - I) Altamonte Conf I *Ict uery Tossed To ! . _ ALT4&MONTE SPRINGS City Attorney Joe Davis has - been handed the thorny question of whether the city's consul ting engineers, Glace and Radcliffe, have a conflict of and official city duties. Mayor Norman Floyd said I request for a judgment by the Commission on the matter posed by the city's advisory planning board will Ix- held in abeyance. Zoning Director Curt Enge.-t the planning board W found . - tien Ifie enguicerine, firm has t t . i y I Currently the City law limits adopting an ordinance whi6l Davis said some question commission can revoke a negative vote, called a another billboard already stops construction of the bill. jimits size to 400 square fee t, the size of billboards to 672 exists within the 500 feet limit board, his firm will seek $5,000 exists on whether the city can permit "if construction has not moratorium on the issuance Of . 'Me moratorium is to stay in pet mits for construction of bill- square feet. The planning board banned by city ordinance. darnages. Engert said a permit revoke the permit without being begun." the effect until the new ordinance is Th e commission, on a vote of boards In excess of 400 square has recommended Bill King, a representative of was issued In error to allow the responsible for damages, i adopted. Commission is coflsiueriflg Florida Media, said If the city construction to begin, noting the ordinance says the 41 with Floyd casting the only feet. _ I 0 On theId.. L_ I C —"i ,''y _... - - _______________ z~~ Iiikdl, ~ I ~ ,- ~- T ~* - _ - -. "liii _________ Photographer Gordon Williamson got his feet wet along with the rest of the crowd at 0 'i -I -- -• I OPEN SUNDAY 1 ;O&3:OO P.M. .1 J —' Save $3 0 50 to a Sanford ip while Davis is preparing an analysis on the question, a — Attorne y C1 Q Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. - Thursday, May 15, 197S—IB w4 n __._,4.! V n W l 14K__- ~* . - . ___ '. :-.. IXWA14 ZM,t_F~r7 ~r __.1 1t_?r ~,3. 7. _______ r— p ' .1, ,_ & r ___— both prepared plans for priv clients and reviewed the same 5 -- Sale 249.95 / fivettical plans in its official capacity, ____ ~~ __ E i _ 'A 4 I- "), 4 ~ . 4 1 1 - . I ..._ ' -_ " - , -~ ,I .~~ 7 - - I . . # * ~___ - I __A~ - , 1 1 A'~ 4" 1, r. , .4 __ . * __ * 1 :-. ,, i1v t, . . . __1 . Bridges makes the best of the rain at the nearby playground. & ~X —:?N — j *44 OL (~r w ---- -S - - -.3 1p-rl -1 `~ I P! " Al~li~,, - 44f L. . ir f - - W ___._ — --- ate _1~~ - .. - 0i " - 1 -": . _____ 4~-_ -&-f'.1.,,*. '-:. Living room group closeout . Choose from compacts, vertical and chest freezers. Pitcher Freddie Howard of the Railroaders futilely ccvers home plate. Below, Richard ___________________ on every freezer in stock . , ,•. - however, and at left catches the airplane slide into home of Chase's Milford Hayes. 1 ( : k League basoba game Wednesday. 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Floyd recommended the Issue be referred to Davis for review of state laws on conflIct of interest, adding 11 coinmissioners have any doubt the city can reta in of an alternate engineer. -— Davtswasalso asked to make a determination of whether citysbould revoke the permit of Florida Media Corp. to erect a billboard on SR 436, since Academy 11 t " Reg. 3 S iS freezer No __________ • N ." ' rg :- 7 'a r_' _ — . I R convenien t time payment plan... ^de NOW ~_~: _ - 169 _ -----_-_ _- - 'T- 53 h Choose solid gold velvet or Horculon? plaid. ri . last season, - jc the Philadelphia attack. - Save 1 5.95 on this • — dinettes. 12" black & white T.V. — Sale $ - • • 119.95. This R black and white portable TV has a 12 screen (meas. diag.). Features a solid10 pios click" tuner and 2descrete stages of signal selecting power. Rotary scontrols adjust brightness And - 5 piece • I WASHINGTON, D. C. Congres&nan Richard Kelly says he is naiiilng two sPecial • d nef, t i - 1' te S. - -_ _____ - ..1 - ,\ $ __ - ___ _____ __ • ", - I d-. One committee will Citrus, Hernando, Pasco and % I serve iece . . S panish - - - dfld Orange that DJ In the District where practical, of four nersons an academy graduate, a minister, an educator, dfld engineer The panels will evaluate test results and Interview applicants for the Army, Air Force, Naval CIYJ Meidi.ant Marw acutkrmes and forward the results to Key Kelly is aUed to nominate 10 applicants to each of the academies. After receiving the COTfl mendatlons from his corn- .!i1_J group Sale I _______ 6 k 95 Ott / dinette set. I '..... ' ," lk~ .1 strength steel for durability and elegant looks Set has white enamel finish with ins ii. (.tI%haC,S h1 1 patchwork patterned cover for mix n matching. Protective plastic glide i "i' 1 '.1 "Z' I q 'I ,11 . * I! names of the 10 most qualified to each of U* academies, %which then will bin their own final sci tin Pr(X The committees will be named within the next several weeks. '61t is very important that tW gwAce aca&mies get - the best possible people," the Florida congressman said. I'll-, =11riluees -Which win will ensure be ncn.partL.an thteery qu&if'ed young man - I — - - . W. . - - - :' ;1 - - - t -.. - -. i- . -' - -, 1_1.-. LA.1._.__.9 --,:--:. - A._ %_ - ,, , - tI4Ii' . . . - - .' ;- " . . . ' - .• S , t. •, ' ' JPk'fl •,, . - ,- ,, -. 'I "s" - J 1. . . ,' . y , .. - . -. - -.( - - -- .' '. - . - j4i .. . It I "A . - neva 0 9 at a Golden State Bullish -1 . , . ____ .-. 0 n INDIANAPOLIS(AP)- If there ever was a story shape. The one-of-a*ind nose cone on the threejustments to raise the new nose cone off the ground, with a happy ending, it's the saga of Jerry Sneva's he was away—at 5:45 p.m. year-old Kingfish chassis had been destroyed in the finish with matching vinyl covered chairs. OAKLAND(AP)-The Golden State Wwtiors scoring 36 points Sunday, trailed by as many as rookie driving test. accident. So a new one was fashioned out of sheets Brother Tom joined the test crew and gave Jerry Butcher blocked lazy susan included, head into the National Basketball AssociatIon 14 points Wednesday night as Barry made just The last day of practice that rookies could of aluminum and tape—not exactly the most speed signals as he passed. championship series the same way they opened two of his first 15 shots. Their successful catch. complete driving tests, clearing them to compete aerodynamically refined piece of equipment. With no wamup, no practice and very little fim the season, as decided underdogs. up drive began late in the third period after for a starting spot In the May 25 Indianapolis, was ever in an Indianapolis-type car—which has no Of the four 10-lap phases of the test around the "But if we play like this against Washington, Coach Al Attics had brought Barry to the bench Wednesday at 5 p.m. 2-mile Indianapolis Motor Speedway oval, Jerry speedometer—Jerry turned out ) steady laps at -, we're going to give them a battle," said Rick for the third time in the game. The25-year-oldbrotherofdriverlomSncva,who stages from 165 m.p.h to 175 m.p.h. had completed one, at 160 miles per hour. He still Barry, whose 14 points in a fourth quarter drive "I don't think I've ever seen a game more has already qualified a Mcl.aren for a second-row had the phases at 165, 170 and 17 10-plus miles per The last Lap was completed just as the yellow fight Wednesday night led the Warriors to an 83-79 symbolic of team effort than this one, We got sta rt, sta rted Wednesday with a race car only hour. closing the track for the day went on. He cut it so .-_ -~~ -- victory over the Chicago Bulls in the decisive geat performances from people who hadn't 1xirtially reassembled afterMike Iliss; crashed it in As 5 p.m. rolled around, chief steward Tom close on fuel that he ran out on the backstretch and -------se venth game of th Western Conference finals been playing much," said Attics last week. coasted sl o wly back in Binford, understanding th e frantic wor k going on, Washington's Bullets, i ho dethroned the Then Rick got off and ruirning in the fourth Fnter big Ed Snei the father Tom and Jerry, Jerry as scheduled to complete the final phase, gai e the Sne a clan an extension defending NBA champion Boston Celtics to win quarter, and that was the ball game," Attles who took a vacation to watch his sons. Big Ed "But only to 6 p.m.," he said. "If you're not %4hich is observed and graded by fellow drivers, the Eastern Conference title, will host the first concluded strapped a shop a pron a nd sent work with the Thursday through with at least two more ph by th en, we "Keith Wilkes kept us in the game," said 9ame of the playoff finals Sunday in Landover, fellows trying to get the car ready. can't do anything else for you." Practice otherwise Wednesday for the May 25 Md Barry,pra1sIngtherookieforwardwhoscored "I don't like to stand around' said Fd, a former Finally the machine was filled iith fuel, fellow race isas generall quite slow, despite faorable The Hulls were faorcd oer Golden State, points one more than Barry's total eather Defending champion Johnny Rutherford race drier 'Especially when it comes to helping driier Larry Cannon took the car out for tso ha%ing beaten the Warriors In three of four reguWednesday night's comeback victory was the one of my boys." Md the quickest lap time of the 20 cars practicing, shakedown laps, then tumed it over to Jerry. tar season meetings, and the Bulls led the series third of the series for the Warriors, who tr ailed As the afternoon wore on thecar slowly took ith a clocking at more than 187 mph And after a couple of very unscientific ad • 3-2 going Into Game 6 last Sunday on their home by nine before winning in Chicago Sunday and court battled from 19 points back to win Game 4 here / 'We had our chance In Chicago and let it slip (.het Walker was the top Chicago scorer, witb / away," Bulfr' Coach Dick Mott 'atd "Vt" 'o a 11 roiflIc, but tl1 se"n after the fIrst 11811 -.'-i,'cond Lhart'e here but Just weren't up to it Bob Lose La)Jied 17 points, six under his a,erage The Warriors, who won 86.72 with Barry for the playoffs Madera oak finished mar resistant material Black metal finished chairs with durable nylon covering In oliv e. where he BALflMOItE AP Foolish home in Opelousas, I NEW ORLEANS API Tony Britain for a couple of years in has been de tained because of the Pleasure, the Kentucky Derby Jacklin, a bright and breey Briton cluding the British Open. serious illness of his niother.in-law. winner, and nine rivals posing a who abandon ed the U.S. pro go!! So he applied for, arid recevetI, " hba Dr Anthony Leggio, the other threat to his Triple Crown chances two years ago, made his retura to full re1ntatement of his playing were ex pected to be entered today in major owner of Bold Chapeau, the full time American rights on the American tour I eighth-place finisher in U)e Kenthe 100th running of the $15o,000today in the first round of the "I'm really very glad to be coming --------- -fT if l ucky Derby, and nunority owner added Preakness Stakes $150,000 New Orleans Open back,' Jacklin said And he's Owners of the 10 colts. who "I'll be playing here the rest of my ~ coming back with a different at. hand for the Ieakness If Wyble hae paid $100 nomination alre4ith competitie Ilk said Jacklin a 30, titude 4 siitimc bot we shouldn't lose by tiny 21) I J)U'SVII IF, K y ((Al')fl — K it Cl UI h t make it, the colt will be sad ss , fees, faced a tiarge of to pa $1,000 yearld former Brith .j. and U S The two or three years that I died by Stephen A. Long. the entry box and another Sl.000 to • '. Open champion who encountered a played here before, about half my The Colonels weren't t11v only with ones expressing seven series Indiana toi!ght with a whopFoolish Pleasure, scheduled to at in the 1 3-16 mile start classic variety of difficult, perplexing mind always was at home," he said. ping vietcry under their belts and a deter. determination, however. Keller said hoe believes " . face six of the 14 opponents he .Pimlico Pace Course on Saturday. problems in his two sersons of "I really didn't devote myself to the With two owners ready to pay whipped in the Derby on May 3, has competition in Britain and Europe. game here as I should have. As a 0 Association title ever. : - -: -:. .. been installed .i 6-5 choice to make another $10,000 each in suppleForemost among them-and the result, I suffered for it. and 'I a Monday. The Colonels staggered the Pacers 120-94 : -. -'. the Preakness his 12th victory in 13 mentary entry fees since their colts principal reason for his . . return to the "This time is different. lk.nowI'm . . .. . . I. 4 -'- - Tuesday night In the series opener and expressed Kentucky's Artis Gilmore, who scored 26 career starts. Uruted States - is the collapse of the race would to be making my living -and will be / hcpes of a repeat tonight "I m as hungry as I points and latched on to 13 rebounds to lead th e A 1ctory also would send turn into gross a record $210,600 and the British economy and the enori-nous play ini htre from new on It gives can be, said Kentucky s Louie Dampier, who \ Coluikls, said its indescribabk 'how liiUCh lie the Belmont Stakes at Belmont Park winner would get a record $158.1(X) taxes he encountered at home. you a different perspective on .. , . _. things." Ile was Prompted to sell his casUe .. . - . .-& The 2SVint victory margin was the second. . thoroughbred racing's IDth Triple Pimlico oddsinaker rated at 20-1 by in England and seek a tax shelter on diana Coach Bobby Leonard, seeking a JackUn. who played the American largest in ABA playoff history, second only to the -. Crown champion. A sweep of he first official Earle Hart, became the four th ABA title the Isle of Jersey, where he s for the Pacers, said his tour regularly for about five years, iui Mpoint, 150-122 defeat Indiana hajided Oakland West Coast; anid Jwit The Time, the entry W nes Y. subject to only a 20 per cent ta: played a "terrible" game, but he wasn't ready to , on has been Europe's leadinil, drawing May 2: 1%9. Oiled walnut finished table made of mar 194 Belmont Futurity wlnnero wner his income, Fred Wyble, trainer and par'ire up on the title card for several se asons. lie said he play "We ' ve ed Kenturky well thiq season and rait*ni m!era) with drabte vlrql of 1914 Preakness winner Little r. Bold Chapeau, called in To receive that shelter, however, towner of plans to play about four months on ~ we can play them a loi better than we did -Maybe a blowout like timt will e good for Ctirrent. the entry ~y !eltphanc froin hi_Q he is proWbited from playing in his current American swing. tonight." said .ekrffl, Pacer guard Hilly Keller. us," Leonard said. "One ballame doesn't make "I know we're supposed to lose in Kentucky a series." _________________________________________ I -- 1 ii ARRIVE AIJVE' UWSH4ESTATL_J IL Q't 'c: of to ~ Enter Prea ness ' . __ .: i i =~ ases - - ' L __ " t - - : 4 '- " r*_k*,--t:Qr L • i % '- - -, ' C tml 4. ABA — Enter Jacklin — -- IF --'-'--:: Z" — -'-!' — '•': - tour - piece .. ' 1%( i I I - I. , Sale ~ . . Ii . ______ - ' • .. I Floral rint J - • '' , 145.95 , . Colonels Set Pace competition . 4 ~, -- last Reg. 181.99. Our ' - Wf ought iron wivi bakedenmetfintst ,:Tt r '- ' I T,1P - top j am cn e'.e I , I. ' . - . ,., ' , .. 47 . - I -- L'- 4' It" - 11 /0 i equal chance to do so." .I----- _____-_ -FLORIDA __ - a - ..- -_ - --_ 1~ --_ . cn!yr - military academies wUI get an - ..' =- •. ,. % - . $ I ' - . - '. . . - ' '. . '- '. Sa prices .fdl i . Extra chair . . . 16.50 A thru Sunday, May II. ' . "CHARGE IT" at Sanford Plaza Penney s s - ,- -1 - I -Li - - - - v — ~._~fi~_'~Ar_lt_,_ U , I 'Yr-"i. " ~_~~ : , =_ Z - __ ~_4 ___________ - uiu.uiy — I_ 'A L, '' ' ' 1 1" ! '-. ( - .' - I .. _____ - . _At_ - oLl ',' - __'____;. ______ ' , . 4' - on "-'•i1_ _ — . J'" practice .1_ q,, - . - -, -. -. ' %' . 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So we'll be out to get a piece of him every "Well, we have our Ideas," said Smith. "But time he touches the puck" I'm saying what they are" First, they've got to catch Perreault, one of the Smith also feels that his club's long futility sport's most elusive players And if Philadelphia streak against the Fl)ers Is irrelevant in the succeeds, they still have to contend with Rick playoffs. "Not beating Philadelphia doesn't Martin and Rene Robert, the wings on mean a thing," he said Perreault's 'French Connection" line Not beating them in the finals would, of course, The trio amassed 291 points In the regular mean a great deal—including financially. Each season as Martin collected 52 goals, Robert 40 member of the winning (cain will receive $15,000, and Perreault 39 to lead the league in scoring by while each loser will get $10,000. ffll~ ',, '_ i-" - —s Is Begun — ra, Pick oI,,jrthane Cam and poIy!s?er *rap Saw prices *11tclive thru Surway, may is. the rno slain fesistant Scoichgardo finish Include% loose seat cushio ns, arm Caps e and caslets Seat and back cushions of ' - No ___________________________________________________________________________________________ In )Ok . ~.,!Im - ~_, __' ~ ; .11.1 ';,~ "-NS ~4 -1 I" ,.. ,-%.!, ,~ , * "1. center - I- . 3, ",-:-P-.*"~L.. i -_ r TA i :i.' :- -t Stop the other team's top Philadelphia's NIH.. crown never have won a . After the Philadelphia Flyers ccmpleted their game on Flyers' ice. After the opener of the bestlight workout Wednesday, they spoke almost of-seen series tonight, Sunday's second game unanimously about Buffalo Sabres' center will be nationally televised before the set moves Gilbert Perreault— the man they all frel has to to Buffalo for Gaines 3 and 4 be contained toinsurea successful defense of the The Sabres feel the key to their hopes lies in National Hockey Uague championship they won .stopping center Bobby Clarke, the sparkplug • — — applicants 89 Ottoman Orig. 0 NOW $ _-_---_ compact fretzer. OflflO $ Sale prices off Wive thru Sun6y, May is. 2O9 ~t .4 A t ,eao;~: t, . ~m W, ! --.,,,., . '" I .XA__ - eries A&_-,-~;A,%~"_ 4r_14 _:eW %. even (AP) — 77w battle plans a line. But if they have a nemesis, it Iies in e ' ha e been drawn for tonight's openIng game of Fl) ers, ho ha e not lost to Buffalo In the Last 13 the Stanley Cup finals They are surprisingly games—exhibition and regular season similarforbothclubs. Further, the five-year-old challengers to ••-. — en 0 • es ' 20 Sale '.11 - 7 %# freezer No 1120 '1L se • Req - '•.- a ile I s.. '- Cheil ers 279 - # -_~-"-I_~__. - , _. -1 --_ - . "~~,-- I Sale 239.95 II t- i -446 res, ., .. Solo. Orig. 5379 NOW I -- m_- walnutgraln molded plastic cabinet. Screening i, - Sa — U ~~ • I :( I i -,, I'Vir , I . ~~._ Sale 339.95 L' _-, , "I ~ - I . (;çi.j: requesting a variance from the city ordinances," Palm said "But ltls unfair when wehave done work for a client over the )CT3 to teU the client we will not do the work now" He added the firm double checks all pla ns to make sure of compliance with city or. - - i firm's usual representative to the City Commission, said his company's policy has been not to accept any work from new p.m. Open Mon. ht ru Sat. 10 a.m.•9 P.M. Open Sunday 1 P.M. to 5 p.m. - I :11 1i f- -r ".ij_- �- 2B- Evening Heraki, Sanford, H. Thursday, May 15, IfS = All I I OEM Im COREBOA S Seaboard, .- I THIRD s' N Pace C•3, $400: Mt Orchid . Kucla 61; 2. Quaker Cal (Warkhe'ser) Bayard Scene (Raymond) II; 4. en.cI 61; S. tan Baseball Delkendun (Howard) 31; 6. AusI American League Southern Silver (No Driver) $1; i. East Doc Van Nodriverl 72; S Gotta Go W L PCI. GB (Newman) I I Milwaukee 16 II .593 FOURTH - I M Pace C). 1400: 1 BostOn 11 I) .53* li t .1 M king (VanderS.chaat) $1. 2. Baltimore 11 15 483 3 Ofptrty (Kreiger) Il; 3. Senator Detroit 13 Ii 411 3 Oakthade (Crank) 3 1. 4 Lastv Cleveland 17 16 .129 1' MCKIio (Adriance) 12; S. Madam New York 12 11 400 S Runner (Wily Jr.) 51; 6. Lucky Wilt Mary (BnkIey) 51; 7. Margaret Oktand 19 17 613 Bridge (Huey) 4 1; S Amys Sister Texas ii 17 600 'j ,o... Kansas City Il 16 5)5 3 FIFTH - I M Trot C3, 54$ I. California 16 11 Berthas Boy (KaIathas) 3). 2. Beys Minnesota 13 14 .411 1 . StarlIght Way (Clark) 72; 3. •lropc Chicago 12 II .357 7 Wave ISicat 10 1; 1. Richland Wednesdays Results Smoke (Taylor) 51. S Eds Buddy Baltimore 3. Chicago 2 Bo'sjoli) 97, a County Roister Kansas City 4, Detroit I (Lewis) S 1; 7 Banal Baby (Neely) Minreiota 3. Cli ,eland 0 6 I; S Dusty H (Hot?) Milwaukee 7. TCLSS 2. 14 in SIXTH - . N Pace Clmq, $400: nings, suspended game 1 .joanie East (Sert,es)3l;7 Truaii New York 4. California 3. 10 (Lupo) 31. 3 Tufty Raider irvi~ngs (kia) tO I, 1, Lotus Bud (Crank) Only games scheduled ID 1 s, San4jido Ranger (Piper) 6 i i Today 's Games 6 Victorious Beau (Larrabee) 51; Kansas City (Busby 52) at Lady Physician (GemmeD) Al; I. Boston (Tiant 3 1). (11) Easy Sweet (Vander5chaaf) 7 I Cleveland (Hood II) at Min SEVE NTH -i N Face C.? 1421: 1 nesota (Blylcuen 4 I o. Corbin Sir Hampton (Sica) 61. 2 Abes P 71. tnt 14p(' lSe1.ers) 31, 3 Vines Best at co:'n ,t Te4as, 4 Easier Present ) 14 Inning Suspended (lhlented) 51:5. Dan Way (Rue) piellon of Major League lwsew game, In) I 1. 6 Dcvgs Dandy I Nicholl) 9 2; 7 ' Mitwaukee (Broberg 53) TeiiHargan .1 1) (nI 01111 ,a-re; at szIc-'~'C'I Friday's Games 3 Kansas City at Boston, (n) California at Baltimore. (n) Oakland *I New York. (n) Detroit at Texas, (n) Milwaukee at Minnesota. (n) Ctevcand at Roman Affair Mau) 77. 5. VaILC ( ri; s 13 1. Great E IGH T H - I M Pace IL-11, USII: I Amen Belle Bourgeois 31; 2. Freddie Adios (Uichotl) 72; 3. Kerry Greed (Larrablf) 4 1. 4. Mel Inn Set Title BARGAIN SECTION Game (Crank) 51.6 Freeze (Hysell) $1; 7 Rudy Adams (Spriggs) 8-1; I, Chicago. (n) FOURTH: I. Taylos Farvel IF. Piper) (1) 7 10 4.20 320 2. Deano A (3) 5103.103. Satin Grattan (5) 3.40 0 (I 4) $33.00 1 (435) $111.40 I 1102 FIFTH: 1. Western Scott (F. Taylor) (6) 1340 150 3. 40 2. Crystal (3) 10.50 6 00 3. 8w-na Guy (7 ) 1 20 0 (3 6) 1.46 00 1 (63 2) Train with a pair of singles an Wins Wednesday night by Standard toppled Auto Train 6. mid-April 15-7, and Lake Wall slammed two singles each poked two singles apiece. Monroe Inn responded with a 9. for Seaboard. Seaboard Coastline and Lake 5. Charley Koke and Chancy Gary Brown slammed a triple. Monroe Inn set the stage for Seaboard Coastline, which Is 3 win in Late April, Lake Monroe Inn crushed 17 Ptrozzi collected two singles 002 lOt 0-4 II Outcasts for th first 11-3, and Lake Monroe Inn, In Wednesday night 's games, hitsenroutetoitsone.sidedwln each for Famous Recipe. 003 301 z-7 I Seaboard the Outcasts Seaboard over Famous hi meet which Is Eldridge Standard, which is Sanford Softball League. 6:30. Seaboard victory would erupted for Seaboard Coastline bumped wrap up the title; a Lake Reginald Alexander paced Tommy Gracey led the top of the fifth Inning to edge Famous Recipe OlD tOO-. 2 6 Lake Monroe Inn off the Outcasts 74 and Lake Monroe Inn win would create a the Outcasts' attack with a barrage with three singles. Wes Auto Train, which is 2-12. Monroe Inn eliminated Famous deadlock, home run and single. Cubit Rich smacked a double and Kuke Dcdson, Carl Lee and Recipe 17.2 from the first half The teams have split in their Malone stroked two singles and single, and Danny Lee, Terry Ed Gold stroked two singles 00) 0$-i race, meetings this season. Seaboard Eddie Jackson slapped a triple. Echols, Bob Hood, Donny apiece for E.ldridge Standard. Eldridge 000 33-) 7 Auto Train In the other game, Eldridge Coastline won the opener In Mike RiCharde and Lloyd Anderson and Jerry Dillard Wayne Hardin paced A uto Monday's battle Phi ' DOUBLES-Cedeno, Mtn, Ii: Bench, Cm, 10; Grubb. SD, 10. TRIPLES-0. Parker. Pgh, 4, Kesslnger. Chi. 3; Bows. Phi, ' R.Andri, Mtn. 3. HOME RUNS-Lutlnskl, Phi, 7; Coy, LA. 7; Winfield. SD. I. Watson. 141n. 6; Wynn. LA. 6. STOLEN BASES-Morgan. SIXTH: 1. Smok,y Bear (D. Cm, IS. Cedeno, Mtn, 18 , Brainard) (7) 13.20 5 20 3.00 2. Lop.s. LA. 13. PITCHING IS Decisions)Buzzie B Quick (5) 460 340 3 S.Stone. ChI. 30, 1000. 1.13; Senators Tina (2)3000 (57) Messsmi?h, LA. $ 0. 1.009, 1.27; T (732) 1.523 20 T 7)5) SEVENTH: 1. Vega (J. Ed. Sutton, LA. 71. 575. 1.70r SIR IKEOUTS-SuttOn, LA. HywIl) (5) 1440 5.40 3.60 2. Lulli Belle if) c2o 3.6o 3. money Nugget 62: Mossersmith. LA. 53, 0 (II) $so 00 I (Il)?) AMERICAN LEAGUE 37770 T 2:16.1 BATTING (60 at bats)-Mun. EIGHTH: t. Joyous Move (F. son. NY. .301; Yount, NIl, .3*1. Nlatson) (1117201.203.607. Winters RUNS-R.White, NY, 23; Pride (7)9603.003. Good Morning MNe?tt.s. Ca;. 21; Rivers. Cal, Love (S)7100(17)Sfl.20T I I I 51 71; Rarle. Tex. 21, (7) 3.10 Monday at 10-4, Metro out-hit 11-7. A Recipe, w five runs in the 3-11, a Is B Dick Allen State Jobless Benefit Hike Dies h TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) Unemployment in Florida has soared past 10 per cent, but a proposal to compensate jobless workers through a formula tied to average weekly wages has faded from the political scene, The absence of any serious effort to enact a workmen's compensation formula, which was promoted strenuously but unsuccessfully by Gov. Reubin Askew in past legislative sessions, means money out of the pockets of jobless Floridians. Unemployed Floridians now are paid up to $74 a week in unemployment compensation benefits, which ties the state with Kentucky and Nebraska for 39th place In the nation. The top state, Connecticut, pays $156 a week in maximum unemployment compensation benefits. Legislative committees are considering bills that would By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Dick Allen - finally learned Wednesday night why Phila. delphia Is call ed the City of ack....Boy, Is He Back ! The 30,908 fans at Veterans Stadium roared every time Allen exha led . . . They roared as though he had just won the seventh game of the World Series when he singled in the bottom of the first. cher Rick Rhoden, capping 'be two-run double while Jerry Koosman pitched errati4 uprising. five-hitter. Koosman got him. Astros 11, Cubs 7 Doug Rader slammed a two. selfintnoublesevcral timesby th run homer in the first inning issuing eight walks but the GI. The good that score three-run metropolis, who seventh. Tom Griffin won his the third inning on singles by have been accused of booing fufirst game in six decisions but Derrel Thomas and Willie Mon. nerals, welcomed Allen back to downed the Los Angeles Dodg- rest a slightly sprained ankle. Inning, Larry Bowa delivered was replaced in the sixth when tanez and Gary Matthews' baseball with three standing ers 74, the Houston Astros out. He handled seven chances an RBI single in the sixth and the Cubs scored two runs, nar- grounder. Koonan struck out 0ti0flS. And the controversial slugged the Chicago Cubs 11.7, cleanly at first base. eieht in handing the GiiriL the Phillics got their final t w o rowirw, Ui' rnarin to 5. slugger came through with a the Pittsburgh Pirates nipped The 30,908 fans at Veterans runs tn the eighth ona double by their sixth consecutive defeats Pirates 5, Padres 4 erly an people of and a and single his first time up as the tI-_ San Die~o Pa,Jres 5-4 in It S~~&iivi cudred cvery inne Aii- Garry Maddox, singles by blast in the ants managed to Bill Robinson singled home I IThillies blanked the Cincinnati innings, the New York Mets len exhaled. They gave him a Lminski and Tommy Hutton- the winning run with two out in only In I Expos 5, Brav" I I Pepe Mangual's run-scoring Reds 4-4 behind Steve Carlton's trinimed the San Francisco Gi- standing ovation when the Une- Allen's replacement- and an the ilth inning off Bill Greif single capped a three-run sev. seven-tilt pitching, ants 5-1 and the Montreal Expos ups were announced. They gave infield hit by Carlton. "They showed me what kind edged the Atlanta Braves 54. him another when he made all Cardinals 7, Dodgers 4 But baseball's eyes were on three putouts in the top of the WALKING after Dave Parker drilled a one- enth inning rally that gave out double. The Padres tied the Montreal a 5-3 lead. Gary Car. ON AIR Ted Simmons' two-run double game in the eighth on a run- ter doubled len, who spent the first six the 33-year-old Allen, who first inning. They roared as and Ken Reitz' two-run single scoring double by Dave Win- moved to third on Barry Foote's years of his career in Phila. hadn't faced a major league though he had just won the sev. highlighted a five-run rally in field and an RBI single by single. One out later, Carter The Herald Services GENEVA -(LENS) - After two months of talk, the United Nations conference on the Law of the sea looks like breaking up next week without having produced draft rules to govern who should do what with the 70 per cent of the earth's surface covered by water. The upshot could be a freefor-all, each country grabbing whatever technological advantage or geographic luck puts within its reach. The losers will be precisely those technologically and geographically disadvantaged nations whose more cx. travagant demands have been Largely responsible for blocking agreement at Geneva. Poetic justice, maybe, but the immediate prospect of corn- • ,• . .. ,.. - .. . • -'.,'.. . f , d . Ken ed)( Na ed Chair an - Inc., which was created by and enlightened to help the weak," A&cociation. was the mayor of Stamford is sponsored by the Joseph P. said Kennedy. (Conn.), I was involved wi th Kennedy Jr. Foundation. Second, to help st imulate Inpeople-and you can't go oneKennedy, retiring as NBA dependent fundi ng for the pro. on-one with so many people. commissioner on June 1, said gram from outside public and And for the last 12 years, as he had set four major goals for private sources. conunissioner of the National himself with the foundation. BasketballAssociation, I again First, to he lp esta blish the straight loss for the Indians. Pai AI I-Stars \/Vi n r 11 the fourth inning off Texas southpaw Clyde Wright on Der. nell Porter's two-run single. The Rangers tied it in the six th. Willie Davis looped a double to left and Jeff Burroughs crashed Third, to insure that the pro. The Sanford All-Stars hits, no earned runs and another double off the right J CIA I grain will re fs objective of defeati'd O v i edo 14-3 and striking ou t five, field wall, scoring Davis. p one millir licipants en- Lawtey 113 Sunday to boost Tim Raines relieved starting Burroughs went to third on a was Involved with the strong. Special Olympics program mat "Now lam going with those least 20 foreign countries in- rolled in ye Around activities their record to 9-2. MI-Star pitcher Bernard Eady groundout and scored on Ed who are not so strong. They eluding the Soviet Union and by the end of 1976. There now The AU-Stars will meet thein the top of the fifth and Sprague's wild pitch. Sanford Independence blanked Lawtey the rest of the I, . . Oct. 21; : ' ' Civitan Tops Bowl Amer ca Sant- Pntit. Lt4 Or-10 S ______________________________________________ ir I),,. ,--A ,,lI.,...;,.... ,...._ NJIGHT HARNESS RACING along with the notion of an international agency provided the main business of the new ombudsman Is defined to be the granting of licences under reasonable terms to all qualified applicants especially to American companies. Which Is more than can be But the Americans have said for the rest (that is, most) come up with an Igenious of the watery deep. Hopes that proposal to meet halfway the the UN conference would flesh objections of the poor that in out proposals diuttng back to practice such an approach 1970 for an international agency would allow the big to control the exploitation of the multinationals to snap up all the sea bed In ereas lying beyond really promising areas of the Individual country zones also deep-sea bed. Washington's seem to be coming un.stuci. suggestion is that every apThe countries that actually plicant for a licence should have the technology to do deep. have to teader for two different sea mining, above all the areas of presumed equal Americans, are willing to go commercial value. 1~ _T_ F .1 - ' WASHINGTON (AP) -Jubal the office in the President's coal mine operators ordered to Hale admits he's a bureaucrat budget for fiscal year 1976. shut down by the Mining with httletodo Sohe spends his Hale was con ta cted af te r Enforcement and Safety working hours reading and Rep. Ken Hechler, D-W. Va., Administration as unsafe. A listening to Beethoven records charged In a House Appropria. MESA spokesman expressed at his office. tions subcommittee meeting surprise that the board was still Hale says it's not that he Monday that the board was "a In operation. "I thought it had doesn't try to earn his $19,693-a- totally useless, toothless and been abolished some time ago," year salary as executive secre- do-less government agency he said. tary of the Federal Metal and which has never earned its There were 1,998 closure orNon-Metallic Safety Board of pay." ders last year but not one Wa, Review. It's just that the board Hechler called for the board appealed to Hale's board. has never had anything to to be abolished. Hale said he Hechle' said that mine review in its four years, hale doubted any objections would operators have another avenue said in an interview, come from his office if Con- of appeal through the Interior "We have been expecting to gress did just that, secretary. be abolished for over two "We have been extremely Hale, said his board can years," Hale said. "Bills have candid with Congress," Hale only be abolished by congresbeen introduccd In Congress to said. "Our annual reports are sional action and that he thinks abolish us. But nothing hap- clear and concise. We have had Hechler and other congressmen pened." no cases." "should stop making diatribes The administration is asking The five-member board was against us" and, in effect, put for $60,000 in annual upkeep for set up to hear appeals from non- up or shut up. ri . -- "' D , , .- F.iy . ___1L 4~ Y il . A tsureaucrat With Nothing To Do •j lkw " format, but Tucker's role will not be stressed. He said FSU programmers are calling the show "For the People." 'rhe idea started when Luclous Gant of WFSU suggested that Tucker tape a broadcast. "We just decided why don't we try a regular thing," said Driggs. "We both thought it was a good thing." Tucker seems to be relishing his role as commentator. He joked that his goal is to call four or five capitol reporters together and grill then1. Ms. Gordon, meanwhile, has attracted some attention by dcing needlepoint while the House is in session. She said that an Influential legislator identified to her only as a "redneck" complained that it was improper to knit while the legislature is in ses sion. A me AS ~______-- __.,_..__1.:.._..-L.._ - ~. , ______~~_____ ._.... k_t7f a_--Z_ ~ ,~'~2d7 --_ il, #~x I II TINY BRAIN Beauty mark adorning the cheek of this model Is actually a microprocessor, brain of a tiny computer similar to those being tested In auto fuel control systems to improve mileage L)e'eloped by RCA, engineers say the new microprocessors can be used In other control systems besides ears. VIGOW . _______________________________________________________ Mind and the intellect. When I E!ommmh&LANk. 1. territorial seas. Arguments about what should happen on the surface of the waters might continue hotly but companies keen to mine the bed would at least know on whose land they stood when 20.mile zones do not coincide with the continental shelf. who have lost their jobs through no fault of their own would have benefited had the legislature enacted a formula several years ago. House Speaker Donald Tucken, D-Tallahassee, has started his own radio show, taping broadcasts for Florida's five public radio stations. The first show, taped last week at WFSU on the Florida State University campus, may be aired next month. Participating in the first show, a roundtable discussion of the Equal Rights Amendinent were Tucker: m oderator ei Si nks, an FSU graüuate student; Rep. Elaine Gordon, 1)-Miami; Rep. Nancy Harnington, D-Miami; Mary Ann Undsley, New York Times Florida newspapers Capitol bureau chief; and this reporter. Ken Driggs, Tucker's press aide, said that the half-hour shows will follow the roundtable "We all know, of course, that jobless workers draw no more than 50 per cent of their average weekly salaries, and we do not propose any changes In that," he said in his message opening the l75 legislative session. The governor has explained that he prefers a formula but sees no chance of enacting one this year. Heavy opposition from business lobbyists, whose interests would pay for increased unemployment benefits through higher taxes, has doomed all past efforts to enact a formula. If br:i-sw a (.Lat sccs,.slul in past sessions when times, were good, the formula appears to stand no chance at all under current economic strains. It has been calculated that it would cost business $.4 mulion to increase the maximum to $95 this year. Still, thousands of citizens Cost Spiral To Continue ..., I petitive chaos pleases no one least of all the deep-sea mining companies. They hoped that clear ground rules would unlock bank finance for the next and vastly more expensive stage of of those exploitation mineralrlch rolling stones of the ocean floor, manganese nodules. A bandwagon rush by countries unilaterally to claim exclusive rights to fish and mine the sea out to 200-mile limits might not make all that much difference in the end. The principle of such "economic zones" has anyway been widely accepted, the major remaining quarrels being about shipping rights and pollution control, with the maritime nations keen to preserve a strict distinction between economic zones and boost Florida's unemployment compensation benefits, but the maximum Figure being discussed Is $90 a week. A House committee has approved a 190 a week maximum, with a Senate committee approving $82 a week. But under the formula concept that was killed a number of times in recent sessions, Floridians could have received up to two-thirds of the average weekly salary in unemployment compensation benefits. The average salary last year was $l, meaning that the (ormnula would have providt'd fn at least $104 in maximum weekly benefits to workers idled by the recession, Askew has asked only that the current legislature boost maximuiri weekly benefits to $90, which would put Florida on a par with Georgia and Alabania. r, Sea Law Confab On Rocks Orioles 3, White Sox 2 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Goltz, a pair of rlghthanders, Bobby Grich singled with one have been sidelined for some Those unidentified flying ob- time, now due to Illness and out in the ninth inning and Don jecta coming train the Pitcher's injury. Baylor slammed the next pitch mound sure baffled Boog Pow. Since joining the starting ro- from Chicago relief ace Terry eli. "I couldn't tell what he was tatlon, the rookie has chalked Forster For a triple, lifting BalUm over the White Sox. was some kind of a up a 3-1 record, Including . . . . throwing After being shut out for six In.. . trick pi tch," the Cleveland straight victories. Before nings on three hits by Wilbur. •'..:p1 . slugger said after sighting Wednesday night's shutout, his Wood, the Orioles tied the score" .. UFOs from the right arm of first in the majors, Hushes had 2-2 in the seventh. Wood issued -. Minnesota's Jim Hughes. a strong, complete-game per- a leadoff walk to Tommy Davis, Whatever Hughes had up his formance against Baltimore. who scored on Baylor's two-out "1 like to work fast," said 4 sleeve sailed right by the Cleveland hitters Wednesday Hughes, partially e aining double high off the left field ' wall, about a fct short of a . night and Ignited the Twins to a the key to his sudden success, home run. Brooks Robinson p... 3.0 American League vIctory. "1 thInk it hel ps the fielders ,,. thengreetedForster,3.3,wjtha .4 g stay ready. "Hughes Is as smart a game-tying single. ' It was some 't In the other American pitcher as I've seen in quite a Royals 4, Tigers 1 kind of trick pitwhile," said Minnesota Man. League games, the Baltimore Vada Pinson drove in two ager Frank Quilici. "He has a Orioles nipped the Chicago runs with a homer and single ch.'-Boog Powell good assortment of pitches and White Sox 3-2; the Kansas City and also doubl ed twice as Kan-. . g :T the ability to change speeds, ROY 1LIS trimmed the Detroit Ti sas City beat Detroit behind which should make him effec- gets 4-1 and the New York Nelson Brile.s' five-hit pitching. Yankees beat the California tive." Yanks 4, Angels 3 Hughes has been a shot in the Angels 4-3 11) 10 iflZ2iflL The Bobby Bonds' bases-loaded game between the Texas sacrifice fly in the 10th Inning 1k a arm for MIzusota, $j7 : _____ right . to start Rangers and Milwaukee being even a A .w___ chance ted Caffish Hunter and New ;mk I t"lox-AA, _______________________ CWc3pc4cdftcr14 because of the Twins' mound York over California. The '.1problems. Joe Decker and Dave Innings under the American victory was Hunter's fourth in League's 1 a.m. curfew rulehis last five starts and e vened* with the teams tied at 2-2. It will his record at 4-4. be resumed tonight before their Brewets 2, Rangers 2 regularly scheduled contest The marathon game be tween Arlington, Tex. n Texas and Milwaukee was susm m Hughes did a lot for Min- pended under the American League rule that no Inning can nesota, but he didn't do it NEW YORK (AP) "When I Olympics program for the menPat Lawlord, sister of Mrs. For all Special Olympics official Rod Carew stole home for the be started after 1 a.m. locally. was a coach, I was involved tally retarded. Shriver, is going to Iraq and sports. The program's floor 10th tIme In his career and Lar. The start of the game was dewith the strong," said Walter His appointment to the post- Iran shortly to try and start the hockey now Is sponsored by the ry Hisle and Bobby Darwin layed about an hour and 13 Kennedy. "When I was public Lion was announced Wednesday Special Olympics in those coun- National Hockey League and its each clouted their fourth home minutes by rain and then it took 3 relations director at Notre by Eunice Kennedy Shriver, tries, basketball program by the NBA runs of the season as Gaylord more than 3 hours to play. Dame, I was Involved with the president of Special Olympics, "Not all foreign countries are and the American Basketball Perry, 4-5, suffered his third Milwaukee took a 24 lead in - snrId's largest air-supported structure as four giant fans inflate the 60,000 square foot surface. The fabric roof, nearly two acres In size, will house the University of Santa Clara's new athletic and activities center. Oceans Up For Grabs Minnesota ' s HugesLh UFOs aunces . As If strolling, viorkmen inspect the fiberglass-Teflon roof of the : delphia and was one of the pitcher In 248 days since his enth game of the World Series the third Inning. Simmons' Willie McCovey, who also scored the tying run on Jose boobirds' favorite targets. "I'd tearful "retirement" from the when he singled in the bottom of bases-loaded ground-rule blasted his fourth homer in the Morales' double. Foote scored liketo see it stay that way, and l Chicago White Sox last Septem. the first, smash that bounced over the fourth Inning. onanerrorbyAtlanta shontsto think it will as long as I pro- her, After his first-inning single Carlton handed the Reds their left field wall brought the Larvell Blanks and pinch Mets 5, Giants 1 duce." off rookie Pat Darcy, Allen flied second consecutive shutout. Cardinals from behind against Rusty Staub drove in three runner Pete Mackanin scored Elsewhere in the National out and grounded out before Greg Luzinski singled home the Doug Rau. Reitz followed with a runs with a homer and single the eventual winning run on League, the St. Louis Cardinals leaving in the seventh inning to only run he needed in the first drive off the foot of relief pit- and Dave Kingman delivered a Mangu.al's single. get IL" now Is In Brazil, Belgium, Can- since the program's inception Saturday at 7:30 p.m. in an way. He did not give up a hit. It w as Kennedy's way of Inada, France, Mexico, El Salva- In 1968. Haws pa.-..d the All-Stars exhibition game, and will ba ttle a' Choke (5) 71.10 7.203 Mr. Durkee HITS-Munson, NY, 43; Ply. troducing his new job-chairdor, Germany, Switzerland and And finally, to obtain profes- Avon Park Sunday at 1 p.m. at with a three-for-four offensive (7) 300 0 (3$) 1146 70 T (35 7) ers. Cat. 43; McRe, KC. It 2 : 19 1534 00 T man of the board of the Special the Philippines. sional and amateur sponsorship the Sanford Memorial Stadium. effort. Ned Raines stroked two DOURLES-Lezcano, Nil, TENTH: I. Howard Champ (P cpsai, Cal, Ill. McRae. KC, In the first game against hits and collected three rbi. Blood) (l)20,1016 106107 Western tied with 7 Harvey (S)7 604 20 3 Gertrude Way Oviedo, Sanford's Ike Cullens TRIPLES-Evans. Bsn. 3; (IS) 1.4,00 1 (1 SE Porter. Mu. 3; Remy, Cat, 3; '8) 3800 _______________________________________________________ went three-for-four our and made a 60 7 7 19) Rivers. Cat. 3; Patch. KC, 3. i critical running catch with two ELEVENTH: I C$Indifl Bonnie HOME RUNS-Horton. Oct. outs, the bases loaded, and the 'C) B0uf0e3S) (5) 1000 502607 Burroughs. IC,. pHccl 1314005 103 Empire F STOLEN B A SES- R i vers. Civitan stunned Bowl upset with three singles, and and Jane Strandberry slapped All-Stars leading L6'a (4) 2.100(3 51 $13.00 T ($3.6) Cit. 21; Otis. KC. 6, 'flm Raines added three hits, $119.10 T 2.21.1 Liz Galrn smacked a home run. two singles for Art Brown. IS Decision s)- America 10.7 and Sanford PITCHING Attendance 1713- Handle 1,53.915 Ryan Cal, 7). 575, 1,93, Blue, dnd Lucius Williams, Levi Police dumped Art Brown Pest Marl Baker poked a triple for 543,9)5 Bawl America 104 29- 7 6 i Oak. 71. 575, 1 94; M.Torru, Control 19-4 Tuesday in the Bowl America. Raines and Moses Haws poked Civilan C),i, !' 440 3*-14 S 2 Bai, fl, $33. .30 two singles apiece. root, Sanford Recreation DeptirtLevi Raines went the distance "t 93) 01-1 3 Cat. fllentLI D.sSIe Softball League, Theresa R raceland pared ABrewn STPIVEOU7S-Pyan, Harness Racing fáui - -- i - Bro , Florida 39th In Compensation ch Is 96. RUNS BATTED IN-McRat, need help and they don't always Great Britain. The program lire some 400,000 participants, NINTH: 1 Amy Girl Mercury IT. KC. 77: liorten, 31 '00 'CO 3W 2. \ 08% G.Sco. mil. 'i. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May is, 1975-38 e half championship of the Tom (Taylor) 5 1; 5. Haul Freight of town this could be," said Al. Hawaiian Eye (No Driver) 51. NINTH - 1 N Pace Cling. 1400:1. National League Maria vio (Larrabee) 41; 7. Loyal East Opposition (oyorac,k) 72;). Bingo W L Pc?. GB Knight (Lake) 51; 4. Chief Heather 19 13 Chicago (No Driver) 101; S Palm Girl Pi ttsburgh 15 I? .556 3 Johnston (Udell 51. 7. Varsity is 11 517 A Philhia Bomb (Serbes) 31. I Egyptian York I) 14 451 S New (H'bbs) 9 2 Louis I) 16 44 6 St. TENTH - I N Pace C.2, 142$ I. 12 is 414 6 Montreal Diavolo (Bridges) 72; 7. Newport West Valley (Cooley) S 1; 3. Brockporl Angeles 73 17 .651 Las Boy (Udell I L 4. Beatrice Way 15 16 .529 Cincinnati (Regur) SI. S. Wenever Bert iS iS .500 Atlanta (Boisioli) S 1; 6. Selbys Beau is II .455 1 San Diego (Seiders) 3 I; 1. Private Jim S.Francmsco II (Crank) 41; S Vallante king Houston 12 24 .3.33 I1" (Alberty) $.1. Wednesday 's Games ELEVENTH - 1 M Pace C.). St, Louis 7. Los Angeles 1 1400: 1. Space Conqueror (801sf oil) Houston 11, Ch,C*OO I 31; 2 Victory Rally (Van Philadelphia A. Cincinnati 0 lerSchaaf) 11; 3. Bonnie Flyer Pi ttsburgh S. San Diego 1. 11 (Dennis) 7 7; 4. Spring Daisy (Rau) innings II; S. Jack Pence (LaVan) 41; 4. Montreal S. Atlanta 4 Camden Jody (Larrabee) 51: New York S. San Francisco I Rolf Bohemia (No Driver) $1; 1. Todays Games Thunder Grattan (BourgeoIs) $1. Houston (Richard 3 1) of Chi cago (Peuschel 2 1 Cincinnati (Kirby 23 and Pro Cage Norman 21 or BilllngPiarn 32) Best-cf.; series at PhiladetPhib (Twitchelt 34 FINALS and'Lonborg 31). 7. it n) Sunday, May IS Atlanta (N$*ro '. 31 at Mon Golden State at Washing ton, CBS. (,) 'real (n TV Only games scheduled Tuesday, May 79 Friday's Games Washington vs. Golden State Cinc inn ati at Montreal. () San Francisco. CBS.TV Atlanta at Phllade4pOa. (n) Friday, May 23 Plea York at HOuStOn. (fl) Wasninglon vs. Golden State at Chicigo a? Sir, Diego, (nz PittSburgh at Los Angeles. San ranclsco, CRS-TV Sunday, May 3$ (n) Golden State at Wash ington. CBS. St. Louis at San Francisco, TV (n) luesday. May Golden State at Washington, If Harness Racing sary. CBS TV Friday. May Washington vs. Golden State at Oakland, if necessary, CBSTV Results Monday. June 2 Golden State at WashIngton. if WEDNESDAY necessary. CBS- TV FIRST: I. Dark Castle (A. kucil) (2)6406103.107.Den8rewster(7) Baseball .eO 3103. Chancey Folly (4 1.10 Q T733T2) SECOND: 1. Frostaurum (B. Leaders Wyatt) (I) 39.70 1040 700 2. El NATIONAL LEAGUE Capitan (4) 5001003 Sweetheart BATTING (60 at bats)-Cash. vito (3) 3.80 Q (45) 59; T ($4.3) PIil. 311: Lacy, LA, .370. $48.1 40 T I 17 7 RUNS-Lopes. LA, 31, KessiTHIRD: 1 Silverbell Rit ii Reu) (2) 7.40 4.20 3.20 2. Perklomen nger. Chi. 21; Cedeno. Htn. 24. PUNS BAITED IN-Garvey, Cadet (4) 14.50 1.60 3. Hurricane Scott (S) $200 (2.1) $16.20 T (74.5) LA, 26; T.Perez. Cm, 23. HITS-Garvey, LA. SI; Cash, 1.477 20 T 2 71:4 UQ so T 2:Is Monroe RD No Food Price Easi ng Seen Mn 15 0 MMWM "OR _, "Even with anticipated levels of consumption, better weather, and improved economic cond.ttions, I can't foresee a general decline In food prices, There's no way we can have cheaper food when most production costs are on the niie. "Labor costs, which account for about 49 per cent of the cost of producing and marketing food, will be up this year on the order of Inst year's rise - approachlng 10 per cent. "The food industry also will be paying more for energy, transportation, packaging, and ' stride economically throughout the recession." -John Alexander McMahon, president of the American liospital Association, in a state. ment disputing the contention that the country has too many hospital beds: "There are 120,000 fewer beds in the nation's 7,127 hospitals today than existed In 1960, and the number has declined unintempted since 1965. "The total number of beds in 1973 was 1.54 million, which was below the 1.66 million beds in 1960 and far below the peak of 1.7 million in 1965. In addition, the beds available today must serve 210 million persons & compared to 181 million in 1960. "The United States has f ar fewer hospital beds to serve its population than many other in dustrialized nations." "About 30 per pent of all households have been forced to curtail their ex- penditures significantly during this V -.-.RO recession, compared with 15 to 25 per cent in previous recessions," Bank of America - othi"r materials. Complying ly affected more people than with government regulations on any previous one since the doenvironment and occupational pression of the 1930s. health and safety will further "Yet, as in all post-World drive up food production cost War Two recessions, the great without increasing produc'. majority have been left largely tivitv, unscathed in over-all economic "All these added costs will tennis. have to be passed on to the "About 30 per cent of all consumer, households have been forced to "Retail food prices along curtail their expenditures sig. with consumer prices as a nificantly during thifl recession, whole - will continue to rise compared with 15 to 25 per cent through next year. But with the In previous recessions, casing of inflation, the rise "The remaining households won't be so sharp as during the apparently haven't broken oast couple of years -The Bank of America, in its current edition of"Focusonthe U.S. Economy - 1975": "Bank of America's most re10 YEARS AT SAME LOCATION cent market survey confirms 1742 AT LAKE ST. IN THE FAIRWAY CENTER that this recession has adverseMAITLAND Elton Paul, Manager - 1pggm~ SEAFOODS FRESHLY CAUGHT FISH LIVE MAW LOBSTERS • POMPANO CLAMS & OYSTERS • TROUT RED SNAPPER PINT 1 101111~ 100% 6-6-6oaws °' 397 I SWIFT ORGANIC FERTILIZER 6.6-6 35% 267 . ' VIGORO 100% ORGANIC 6-6.6 ,., I 040 4sd '' L* YOUR CHOICE . . ' '.' I • i ''I _ 87 3__ ~ NZ 5OLR BAGS CHLORDANE DUST Clii i. Req 45 r000 PINT PREMIUM VIGORO \Swif666 \ 11 ~Vwm 9261 to Appov MALATHION1 SPlAY ~N~ __1______ ..." SEAFARE 4 (HLORDANI: SPftY ~ 326 GOR ..."o NEW YORK (AP) - Food prices, the pervasiveness of the recession and the matter of hospital beds. Here are some commentaries on these subjects that might change your views or upset some of your favorite biases. -James T. Schmuck, president, U.S. Grocery Products, a division of Del Monte Corp., In a talk before a meeting of the Conference Board, Los Angeles, a few days ago: WE CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF .i V Vigo ro Liquid Iron or Swift's Liquid 8-8-8 . __21111, Swifts lbs. ' ,/ -maw Gallons. 2 for $300 Pr; 1 115 L __ ________ 97c _ SVIGORO LPH I in Sib. bags 97c EACH fOOD NEW FROM SWIFT nrtm 11 iOSt VIGORO It ji • FLOUNDER ,.' I vico NUM ..,., WffW 6% LION 0\ j [I" ,, -A, ., I (AA BAIT NATURAL ORGANIC I 4 t) 10011 . Natural Organic xviIi not burn. Reg Prsit' i . BIT Easy to apply. 2 Buy at this ow Price ~'I" with the helping hand of I I •• ' Req Naito 40 lbs ".4%.1 MOLE/CRICKET VIGCW* ______ KHs mo çli't't fast SALE PRICES GOOD MAY 16 thru 289 1 97 22 VISIT YOUR NEAREST SCOTTY'S STORE 11 J_ tY I YOU CAN DXD, IT YOURSELF! HOURS: 7 30 5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:304:00 SATURDAY A new convenient wjy to buy and sit,eatScotty's ____________ - �,.--. - 413-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday May 13, 1975 411111~& -_ I II ___ By LYLE SUFFIEs.L) Take ii M%Y IS (huluola Senior Citizen Club — meet at the Community Fire Hall 7th Street Chuluota -6p.m. luck dinner South Seminole Senior Citizen Club — meet at Women's Chili Overbrook 1)r., — 1 p.m. Drive to Sc Casselberry MAY 16 Casselbery Sunshine Seniors — May 1)3)' Part) (cltxir• flee. Center members only Replaces old-fashioned, noisy, "s leaky ball cocks. No float or rod -14 needed. Easy installation. j/ Reg. Price (ea.) ............. 3.69 SPECIAL EVENTS MAY 15 Disney World Tilp — Senior Citizens Special — Why not go together fora trip to see the things you've missed before? Bus leaves Sanford Civic Center at nine with pick up at Ca sselberry at 939 .im, Will return at aixiut six. Join us fora good day. W 2? A picnic has been and III Iv h ! it Ctnp Sii Petu. Lunch will be caterti! ~ Uttj all the truiuuuigs — purchased no later than May 20 entertainment will be provided a map will be provided to help you find the camp — it will be a great outing! lackua # I tty orNAL ffi:;i -_~ ) 6 tickets must be - Has 3 HP Briggs & Stratton engine, rewind starter, 20" cut. Model 1420. Rep. Price (ea) ............ 89.95 1 ,,9,,4a . 1 L)1rLJ hit? liar mar U Altamonte Springs 0% I(, ('enter Magnolia Avenue, Altamonte Springs — meet 1st and 3rd Iliursday of the Month — 10:30 a.m. Augics Elders — St. Augustine Catholic Church 3 Sunset Drive — meet 3rd Tuesday of the Month 10:00 a.m. Tosiers -Sanford — meet 1st Wednesday of the Month 10:00 a m. BXVZ Club — meet 1st Baptist Church Activities Building Longwood last Tuesday of the month 12:30 p.n. Casselberry Sunshine Senior Club — meet 806 Mark David Blvd. — 1st Friday of the Month — 10:00 a.m. — new club all welcome. Central Senior Citizen Club — Church of Nati vity — Mary.the 2nd and 4th Thursday of the Month at 1000 a.m. Chuluota Senior Citizen — Community Fire Hall — 7th Street Chuluota 3rd Thursday of the at 6p.m. Fifty Plus flub -7th Day Adventist Church — Forest City mostly on the 1st Monday of the Month 6:30p.m. Golden Years Fellowship — meet at the Community United Methodist Church at on the last Wednesday of the Month luncheon — Reservations necessary. Greater Oviedo Senior Citizens Club at Grant Chapel A.M.E. Church Franklin Street and Geneva Hwy. — Oviedo — 3rd Monday of the Month at 4 p.m. thely Socialites Club — at Highlands Club house — 675 Shepard Road Winter Springs — 4th Friday of the Month at 10:30 am. NAIWE Club — (National Association of Retired Federal Employees) meet at the Chamber of Commerce Bldg. — Sanford — 1st Friday of the month -1:00p.m. O'er Fifty Club — All Soul's Catholic Church now meeting .t HeJding Gardens Rec. Room — every other Tuesday of the 10:00 a.m. Sanford Senior Citizens Club — meet at Sanford Civic Center — 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 12 noon. South Seminole Senior Citizen Club — meet 1st Thursday of the Month at 1st Federal Savings & Loan Bldg. — 320 W. Semoran Blvd. — Altiurnonte Springs — meet 3rd Thursday of the Month at Woiiiens Club 8 Drive Casselberry — at 1:00 p.m. Thirty-Niners Club — meet Sts. Peter and Paul — Goldenrod — 1st Friday of the month 7:30 p.m. Village Club — St. John's Village — Fern Park -meet 1st and 3rd Thursday of the Month — 7:30 p.m. Young at Heart Club - St. Andrews Presbyterian Church9913 Bear Lake Road -- Forest City — ?zid Thursday of the Month — 1:00 p.m. - - Casselberry - -- i42I: F _- -- - - $'1v - Casselberry - Lake - .' 'I' meet - -Casselberry noon CAULKING COMPOUND co EACH EI F--::i No. DD - 16S 16 oz. hammer has natural forge finish with rust resistant paint. Reg. Price (ea.) ............. 3.21 .% ARCHITECTURAL PAINT Interior-Exterior PVA wall finish for masonry, wood or metal. Colors or gleaming white. Reg. Price (gal.) ............5.20 - Month - Overbrook Rut ')!'Al -- Z'inf,.r,I t.'I,,-,;., i,i WHEN RETAILERS SPOKE OUT ON BUSINESS INSURANCE... INA and Kuykendall listened! - (Laniard ; 4t 1. mi't' — — — __ protection J1"I JvJ" L - 700 PANELS TO CHOOSE FROM OPEN DAILY 9.3 SAT. 9.1 OPEN SUN. I'5:30 '. PIIFIr4 ISHED WALL PANELS -MOLDINGS USPLYWOOD QUMOLNUM- SPINDLE FLIX - BUILDING MATLINIALS 307 E. 25th St. Ph, 323.5676 — SCOTT S ANTI -STAT .141060 G Guuruntud Forever T. Members of WINTERSET MEMORIAL SOCIETY, INC. PERFORMED BY A LICENSED fUNERAL DIRECTOR Simplicity With Dignity ,( (1 EACH SYLVANIA Inside Frosted LIGHT BULBS ") 991N90 lnuraziec iJage 1 (!'4 , Rep. Price lea.) .............22c i r 12 Standard Tutbin& Req. Price BX12 Ventilator Base Reg Package Price . ---7_____ - 4 _____ - -- . ' _I.1urr INIIIIIIIII V I -- SALE PRICES GOOD MAY 16 thru 22 wind driven ventilator to ventilate and help cool your home. Has external bracing for added support. RI- 12WB. Rep. Price (ca.) ........... 20.95 2315 with your Scotty''ore 10 their new convenient store hours. Ventilator Base ' With full flashing. Adjusts from 0" through 1.2"/ 12" pitch, BX•12, Reg. Price (ea.) ............. 550 Reg. Package Price ........26.45 ,., — - STATE ZIP -'____________________________________________ — - r the • • ings ReaCIii.p !i ..I in ' ,-'- . BRIN(3 ' TOTAL t COMFORT LIVING ~ \ , , I w ith ~ J H EATING __ irp 33 PROD''CTS "Total Comfort" requirements differ for every individual -. as District to RC I (Restricted Commercial) District. Said property b&nQ more particularly ears I- it 1 I r i - ii N Land Development Administrator May IS 1975 i '- -'I w - ______ . . -— • it w -- * •g__i• IJI I IEI e B1 1 1 sponsor, contends places. the agency "It's not a super-agency, it's tilts an unmet need and will not I i Age cy for , •'iI Consumer a voice, a soice o ce sspeanin p aking 1or ii re. nIt in Sd the another rekuAdvocacy within th e federal consumer and oice that can latury Exxly government. behear d," said Sen Charles H 'The ACA will base no power Supporters of the measure Percy, 11111 one of its prin to compel any decision or corn contend that despite a veto cipal supporters pliance," he said Its power threat by President Ford, the Other senators expressed lies in persuasion in the same steam has gone out of the long fear that (ongress may be riianner as any other party that fight to kill, change or delay' the "creating a monster that participates in federal agency' bill creating the agency cannot be tcntrolled proceedi ngs The vote to curtail de ba te will Opponents, led chiefly by Sen. The great majority of be taken under new Senate James B Allen, 1)-Ala ,contend American business will ave rulesmakingltposslbletoenda the measure is aimed at nothing to fear from the bill," filibuster by 60 votes instead of punishing business unduly.Ribicoff said, citing the the old system of two-thu'ds of Thes base complained ttit growing number of large a'id tlV)S present and voting. such special interest groups as reputable corporations that n ' ' v i e av ' ' moved last year to recession fe:rs inflation peopl e delayed ra r advanced buying. Hence the sudden pile-up of 1.7 million unsold cars. • Legal Notice DEN 105 ii HNTarnm Jr pomC3Irit he minote C o un ty Ccrthj. Sapfr, F Ioraa, by Publish May 15, 1973 n 101 ' missioners d?1OI0 I inoieoty as soon as possible thereafter, to 114 THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL consider the adoption of an or CIRCUIT Ill AND FOR dinance by Seminole Count Florida, title of wImich is SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA ' Foll ow sCIVIL DIVISIOP4P4O.;S-607.CA..,F An Ordinance relating fo$jfjed STOCKTON, WHATLEY. DAVIN areas of the unincorporated COMPANY, a Florida cor poration, territories of Seminole County, Florida creating the ldytlwiide of Plaintiff, Lighting District Ordinance; provIding for definitions; providing for governance of the district by the Board of County COmmisionr. providing for Chairman Board Of County Commissionefs Seminole County. Florida Publish: May IS, 1975 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SE MIN OLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 7371I-cA. FEDERAL NATIONAL. MOR TGAGE ASSOCIATION, a United States Corporation. Plaintiff, GERALD K. WHEATLEY and SHIRLEY i WHEATLEY, his wife. et al.. + ElIzabeth w Gutmann Pil+h M, I iS 72 79 , 197$ VFN ot N ic - - FICTITIOUSNAME is hrrrb.i g iven that I am e in 1051. Sa nford Seminole County Florida under the fictitious name f OBtDlEP4CE PRO Oi'SApfIOIO dC,?NI DO intend to regmer sold Nime vwith the Clerk of the Circuit Ribicoff said Congress over Court, Serninole County. Florida 1.n the last 40 years of considering 8CCOfd8rKe with the the FICtitious Name Staluift. To Wit Section Iai 09 Florida DORIS E. ADAMS, hit wife unknown and all pt1 '' s cla i ming by, through or under them all others claiming any right, title or biddef at the West Frond door of the Courthouse, Seminole county, Florida a? 11:00 O'Civick A M. on Friday, May 23rd, 1975, the fObowing described real property situate in no e c ounty. Florida, Lot 3m. Block "C", WASHINGTON OAKS SECTION TWO, according 10 the Plat thereof as record" ;n Plat Book 16 pages $61 $7 Public Records o Seminole County, Florida Together with the follow ng PfOefly which are located in and i permanently Installed as a part No ES6AC One Mercury Hood, Model No DATED thIs 12th day of May, 197$. (Seal) By Elaine RiCPm.Irde Deputy Clerk described property YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Publish- May IS, 1975 acti on 0 orec ese a DEN 102 mortgage on the following pratierly In Seminole county, Florida Lot SI. LONGDALE SUB- according nttC5f) thereof as r ook 13. Page U, Public Records of Se minole County, Flor ida. TOGETHER with the following Ms of property. In "olm on Dance: eQ:ratr Wan Farn:n(e, and WHEATLEY ahd SHIRLEY J. WHEATLEY. his wife; CHARLES E. ADAMS arid DORIS E. ADAMS. hit wife, LORMANN, INC,a Florida Corporation, and FLORIDA POWER CORPORaTION, a Florida Cor- of Turnbull, ftner and Daniels, Ane'V trpt, AhOSP 11041f Ms 5 117 West Lyman Avenue Post OffiCe Box 100 Winter Park Florida 37719 and 197S otherwise a iuogment may be entered against for the em ed m the ::I;e: and P WiNT ESSmy hand arid tIme teal said Court on May 12th 1975 Ni 14-1603-0 Conklin, PAN AMERICAN BANK OF MIAMI. Plaintiff, Defendant, HOW & Fan. June 12th IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY. DOICRO ENTERPRISES, iP1. ras been filed against GERALD K of NOTICE OF SALE PURSUANTTOCHApTERIJ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN pors4,ant to an Order of Final Judgmtnt dated May 6, 1975, and 14 Case l60ioftheCircuitCourtoftpmell,h Judicial Circuit in and for Seminole County, Florida, wfierein PAN AMERICAN BANK OF MIAMI, PlaintIff. VS DOLCRO ENTERPRISES, INC . Defen dent, I will sell to the highest and + ' Courthouse In Sanford Florida at II oo 0 cIk AM on the 5th o*lng said Order or F nal Iudgrnent to - . "' .. Pubilo - '. ' - - '' r "-" & 'it -' . ADDITION according to the Plat thereof, as recorded in Plat Book 17 at Pages 23 and 21 of the Puolic Records of Seminole County, Florida DATED this 12th day of May 1975 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND 'f -. I '1 i ,_ ,':C. ' 4t F. c' ,,. I ,, i..i - '-,' XT + -- Arthur H Beckwith Jr ierkEr%:lc.cc ?Court Deputy Clerk PETITIO N ER. .--. -' wit (Seal) CIVIL ACTION NO 7 $-IS? CA 04-A In Re; the Marriage of . -.' ' Lot 93 WIPISOR MANOR FIRST May 15, 197S . - I .. - !~~. 7 _ F-1, 2 .~_! .- ~ vt -' lId THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, F LORIDA CASE NO. ?S-S99-CA-q.4 C In 'C: The Marriage of BEATRICE B ASHE HAROLD SCOTT, I - • IS IllS RESPONDENT ' NOTICE OF ACTION OEM 156 ' S1COTT AOLND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE TO Route 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT Bc. I19A and SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA. Yammaste South Carolina ROBERT AI'IE JR PROBATE DIVISION 'OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 3tl(J,'rit CASE NUMBER 73-?Ol.CP that an aOlon for Dissolution of NOTICE OF ACTION ESTATE OF marrIage has been filed against ytj TO RODE PT t.yi mR ' : best bidder for cash at the *est front door of the Seminole Counts (SEAL) Arthur H Beckwith Jr Clerk of Circuit Co u rt By Joy Stok es Deputy Clerk Publiah Ma 15 79 JcneS "is EN IOi AND Publish April 14 of improvementsOflsaidtafld interest in and to the following TI4tLMA SCOTT. '9' - To CHARLES E. ADAMS and file the a m Provisions the soove styled Court onor before S Sarah - J?I MIT. Serfal No. M2K72U enQaged ri buSries at 212 St - Sanford. Seminole County Florida Undi'r the fiCtitOu name of Fo"dance ,titic Name Statutes To Section SaS 09 Florida Statutes 1957 • c,h1ct; Arbor Stree to be t Lighting vs Dis TOMMY I BELL. and CHARLIE M d the BELL, his wife, and MON ldyll*iide of Loch Arbor Street defensn,Ifany,toiton, PHARR Seminole h the , tIme Board of County Corn Porallon. and you aft required to strve a copy ot your written In four altemptz to end the broadcasting and organized la- have endorsed it. last "ear, supporters could that it would set up at ItS heid musterno more than 64 votes to "consumer czar" who could not labor has never intended to stop debate and the bill died be controlled, permit government In. without ever coming to a vote. They claim that at the very terference in the substance of measure would establish least the measure would create labor-m disputes. an inde pende nt organization to a costly arid unnecessary addi Die bills opponents claim prod those federal regulatary tional layer of bureaucracy that organized labor threatened agencies having a direct inipact Sen. Abraham A Rlbicoff,1). tc oppose the bill unless labor on the quality, availabilit y and Conn sib iirmn in of the Senate was exemnttd htard at said hearing, By order of the City Commsscn of the City of Sanford Florda NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE iii hereby given that FICTITIOUSNAME Notice 1% hertbie giver, that we are THE LITTLE WARDROBE and that m',e intend to register said name Aith the Clerk 0$ the Circuit Court 1.-I and citiz en s SJ'iaII have an opportunity to te Eighteenth Circuit rm and for 5imoIt County Florida n Civil Action No 75607 CA 09 F. AR. THUR H. BECKWITH, JR , Clerk the said Court, *'It sell for cash in hand to the hghest and best The cost of goods and services of. Government Operations Corn-. bate and vote on the controverslal bill to an SAM Lanta, 3rd Section All parties In interest setting forth fiscal and taxation procedures; empowering the levy of special assessments or taxes within the district, and providing for construction, severability, and an effective date. SidneyLvirmIen, Jr. when t Vo of the Westerly MO litet of Lot A, foreclosure entered May 121h, 19?5 in Me circuit court ot the into 1974 and 1975 demand. A-nd t Family Residential Dwelling) maintenance and operation of first nine of increase in a na ge ment "I ntetsectlonofCeieryAvint.* arid Lou:t Avenue ;% proposed In tt' rezoned from MR -I (Multiple street lights within th* district; creating an Advisory Board; per cent higher than a earlier and the number of fi. than In March 1974. the public feels, even wrongly, nesses will go bankrupt this nancial failures for the year The total number of bank- cal year. The previous high was that recession exists, they 1t1Y that ends June 30 could set a ruptcy filings for the first nine in 1967 when there were 208,329 well create one by record, months of fiscal 1975 was 184,. bankruptcies. Officials said in heavy purchases like motor March is the latest mon th for 655, 35 per cent more than th e December that if, the latest rate Cl. which figures are available, 136,597 filings in the The gathering storm of filings continued, The statistics cover two kinds of months of 1974. the fiscal 1975 total could reach falling confidence w may bankruptcy filings: those by More people have been be lifting, or at least t individuals or businesses who going broke each month, There A spokesman for the Admin- worsening, according to the ask the court to declare them were 20,081 bankruptcy filings istrative Office of the U.S. latest indicators) at first helped bankrupt and those by people or 1i. December, 21,264 in January, Courts blamed the 1967 record car sales. Consumers felt companies seeking relief from 21,763 in February and 24,970 In on "a big overextension in con- during 1972 and 1973 that they creditors while they work out a March. There was a similar sumer credit." should buy before pri ces rose. But the advance purchases cut the bill bor have been exempted and \\, 1111111 This public ' ing *ill be rteld in the County Commission Chambers of the Courthouse. Sanford, Florida, on June 1. 1975, at 7 ) 0 showrooms, and something highest month on record, and 42 cern that an unprecedented disbelief that the government year per cent or 7,391 filings more could handle the economy. If num be r of individuals and busi- Sen a e follows: That property located ;50 feet east M to be done to give the dealer a chance to clinch a sale. The already fiscal 1974, ' Svmlnole County, Flor ida By , John H. Percy, - recession But t 300 IGOMERY WARD I COMPANY, FOREIGN CORPORATION, Def endants. NOTICE OF SALE NOTICE 5 ftI3S' g en . that pursuant to a Final Judgment of - were 24,970 bank- ordinance o eto the City of Sanford. Florid%. as Planning and Zoning ri'W'nrnlssion in se ; Research Center of Michigan By LOUISE COOK system of paying their bills, pattern a year earlier, but the University puts people on the Associated Press Writer The Administrative Office of rate of climb was less and the couch, and explores their InMore American individuals the United States Courts, which numbers involved were small. depth attitudes to economic and businesses filed records the number of batik- Cr. trends which affects what bankruptcy petitions in March ruptcy and relief petitions filed No breakdown was available they are thinking about cars. than in any other month in in every federal judicial dis- on hew many bankruptcy When President Ford was history, the government says. (net, provided this update on ings were made by individuals saying there was no This reflects a steady increase Monday: and how many by businesses, last autumn, consumers in the number of people unable There "knew", according to only 11 per to cope with inflation and ruptcy filings in March, 13 per cent of all pe titio ns were filed the Michigan people, that there recession, cent or 2,839 more filings than by businesses, was one, and his statement Over-all bankruptcy filings in October, the previous single Officials have expressed con- contributed to their growing - $30 A M possible e .ampafgn saved many dealers from banknjntrv • , Attempts O predict sates u)' asking the publi c wha t they Cl e PROPOSED ChANGES AND AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF !ANFORD. FLORIDA. Notice iS hefef)y given that a Public Hearing will be held at the Commission Room In the City Hall In thi City of Sanford. Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P M on May 27, 1975, to consider changes and amen will be available for viewing thereafter r Hot rod sneaker on wheels is the creation of Louis Mueller, San Francisco area artist who designed this seven-foot-long canvas spddtmon Uquippi dwithstttringand brakes) tocompete the San Francisco Museum of Art's Artist Soap Box Derby, unique event, The artificial boost NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF maps from sae ffrom an annualI at o1'7 minion cars at t1 end Or 1974 to a rate of over 9 million cars must have taken some sales out 0 future months. LIUI WV campaigns had a justification: confidence had reached such a low ebb that customers were not even entering the had - ,'-.-.' -,, TO YOUR HOME 'packag. Unick with fkc? kp(ninn krint'l 4 1b . 17.65 round. ' ) /" II .151 tOCK Sneaky Fast h WIND-BRACE TURBINE ceptionallv high level of GM and Ford trade-ins A typical oifer was to give an ex tra $100 for a traded -in Ford or GM car. Chrysler rebated a different car each week. So you kriiw if YOU wanted a cheap PIymoith, tOT Instance, the only wee1' to get • lord went too far on its more hastily planned rebates And, of course, profits suffered all 13, 197$-SB SEMINOLE COUNTY PLAP4NINQANDZONING COMMISSION NOtICIOfPIIIICNU,IAg The Seminole County Planning and Zoning Commission will conduct a public hearing to snier the adoption of a current zoning map reaffirming ex isting Monday through Friday at the , create 1 Scotty's Sale Price .......19.99 package Tt . Senate is moving to shut off de- fered in America's market. inittee and the bill's principal T 13 Energy Saving ROOF VENTILATOR PACKAGE '_ foo`i i ' ___ __ iBankru tc WASHINGTON (AP) _____ NAME STREET CITY 60, Thor 100 watts, Save cooling Costs' Install this 'cJ - May Legal Notice district boundaries as zoning book available In tne Land Develop ment Div'sion. aoom II) of the paign. It also claims it had an ex. ______ - I I O'NEAL ARCADE. SUITE 7 ORLANDO. FLA. 32801 lop + - -- -- - I 120 N. ORANGE AVE. In Beautiful Valencia Styling. 66" set includes an SB-66 sink base cabinet, two W1530 wall cabinets, one SCAL 48" valance,. a 6 Homewood post-formed counter top with White Sparkle or Gold Leather finish and two end caps. Reg. Price (complete set) . . 189.65 the . ride i - TELEPHONE . ' -. Legal Notice zoning its - $365, 1 - Has same features as above but has rubber back. Easy to install. Rep. Price (sq. yd.) ........ 4.95 [~ I . FOR EM(E BROCHURE PHONE 422-739a OR MAIL THIS COUPON TO WINTERSET MEMORIAL SOCIETY, INC. SQ. YD. I . maximum pain on us- CREMATION -. Includes iron, three different tips, soldering aid tool, 5' of 60/40 rosin core solder. No, SP23K. Reg. Price (kit) .............6.36 ANTI -STAT SET inflict —1 - - shown in the official competitors. Its success can be measured by its 2 per cent increase, to ovrr 17 j 41; - . postponing SOLDERING IRON KIT 10011'0' nylon level loop carpet with Brunslon added to retard static. Is ideal for data processing offices, churches, business offices or any room in the home. Many colors, 12' widths. Jute back. Reg. Price (sq. yd.) .........4.59 .'. ----- - for fiscal 1975 are running 35 Sanford 11111111111111111 . - EACH his I 1,41A you. - PA NEL CENTER A COMPLETE SERVICE FOR bui 'iflnr. . . - Scotty's Sale Price ...... .66.15 I STARTER KITCHEN SET lig car, a large insurance firm com?lctcd an insse sur'.cy of retailers. The retailers stattd what insurance they needed . . . and what th:y dIdni really need. The result is a new poiicy designed pc-eifically for the retailing busincssowncr. . . whether :h rent c the th)iC I "all risks" program not only Includes vital pwp.-rt and habib:) prtction at an economical rLl.nILr package" price . . it offers a vari.ty of other r.'cs individual retailer may need. Juailers who were questioned in the survey also rnr.nned about the language of the policies utdnt read ilwin without having their agcnt act as interpreter. So, this new policy was written In plain, ecr)dav (nilish. It's a real insurance language :c.4kihmu bc.ue .uu can .ctu4IJy read ar.d understand it. (It's so unique, the policy format Lnd wording have been copyrighted.) And you an get this unique new, 8usincssuwncr from anthcr small busincnowncr, u. Were an md pendent agent. That means we rprrsent a tot of insurance Iirnms . but our iL a::J as has surrs. we ..krw hw important it is to keep customers happy. a call and well send you data about this unique m.w policy. Look it over and, in a few dais, well give sou a quick call to see what you think of it. No pressure; no sales pitch. When you we she protection offered and how the policy's been written you mat want to discuss with us. Jt ~, /I _'/1 1.1 ~/~ 11111111 ,. 4 ' (Electric, LP or Natural Gas) Example: 30 gallon tall boy, double element. Meets UL specifications. Reg. Price (ea.) ............ 73.50 1 ftow . W Flecto X-3D Wood Stain fills, stains and seals in one ap. color' lightened or darkened to match or complement any on all WATER HEATERS - 'Uft Jill? its , - COHItESPONI)ENCE ADDRESS TO THIS COLUMN — P.O o - INTI 110111 .,.i I Color & Penetration Controll AwOFF - . r TOLBERT WOOD PRODUCTS INC. meet - by Perfect - - ... - . . S 4 Non-hardening, non-staining caulk in 8" cartridge with plastic nozzle for ease of use. Reg. Price (ea.) .............59c x 18" x 45" high chest is sanded ready to stain or paint. Model 60718. Reg. Price (ea.) ............ 31.95 12" - meet . Flecto EACH J1 Month - X-3W Wood Stain .;' - i_ I—_ - -' _. - C Club -meet . - - - - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, DETROIT (LENS) — Str a ngely enough, it was Ch.rys4er, rysler, 1requen11y crsuc for weak management, that [aid down the rules for the January and February sales rebate campaigns aimed at boosting flagging sales. And seemed to ge the best of them. Its rebutes were planned to , . ,, c~- Liii - . .. . : -. v ::_... Seven Drawer HOSIERY CHEST — meet - - some '; i'i :,p LJ ,F c, CLAW HAMMER - the 1 -li. . P .. 8mm -- ,, - REGULAR PRICE ON ALL RIDING LAWNMOWERS IN STOCK AT SCOTTY'S® - • pt;'j b _______________________________________ _- Scotty's . -- PIECE Handi-lengths for numerous home projects. Excellent for constructing saw horses. Reg. Price (piece) ...........69c ...- ' . i. - 201x4"x6' SPRUCE bi A - - Prophets Needed In - : recei - A ltamonte Springs Friendship Club PHILADELPHIA (AP)) Metroliner to Washington. he said. 'I• was riding just beThe ticket-taker in cavern But he soon knew better. jnd the conductor recently 30th Street Station had no tea"sis T'mPa a ul Reist' p, pres. when the • ra1n ,.. a g oard son to suspe ct e man apident of Amtrak," said the man and two concrete blocks." proacuing was any different with a smile, "How are things The impact threw him from the dozens of others going today?" against a wall. . pztiently waiting or a morning Thin gs may have fine at "That is sca ry,' he said. the gate, but they are rarely "That stuff bothers inc." smooth for Reistrup. Now in his His Inspection trips try to cut ry~N! second month as Amtrak's down on other Amtrak probleader, he's charged with turn- lemns thatcould bother him. The NW, trig the nation's creaking rail on-the-scene inspection in R1Ij'ei,i.yu passenger system into a trim, Philadelphia was not unusual fast, modern operation. "I try to get out at least once ~Epa • He says it's not easy. a week," he says. Some trips 140011. 77 Track is so bad in many are announced and some aren't. places in the highly traveled The impressions he gets are I t,, oulomtic eastern corridor that trains also mixed. must stay below 30 m.p.h. or He has rated ,1011 servico trains wr.nch.tt. risk tearing up the rails. (In standing, while others Amtrak's own Catch 22, when immediate instructions to [i,,) '84.95 trains slow below 30 in ph, shape up before slipping out it1*vlhoii2f Ri;lrc,m,,t generators on many older cars their next run. Cial,, fail and their lights go out. 1 71 lie sees the highly publicized AL DAD 'JrsL. I Vandalism is also a de t errent \lctroliner ser v ice between PLUMBING to speed cw York and Qashington as Ph 372 31/0 ' My grasest concern is hit falling somewhere in tht. 705 S French Sanford ting something on the track," middle and feels service could be faster and smoother, wr IJf%w LI ts.'L 1 WE NOW . "There is an awful lot of jiggling, he says. "They do a - Id caper every time they cross a STOCK A1 ,A switch I hope we can rebuild . - . this Metroliner with new trucks '!", suspension systems that better. We just can't per1etuate that ride." n_-, EACH . . ..-'~~ i,jjlj . 1 - Economy Side Discharge GAS MOWER - EACH - --- - -. --- . 5 I obwomeb— . "11; L64 ~ - M6~ster planned Clubs, Addresse an A - -- been - Week — -. - TOILETTANK FILL VALVE - Federation Spring Picnic s •,. -pot - m an Eci SENIORS - - --- '* r Go ne ~- 'X ,~-16 -_- - '. - Amtrak' s President SEMINOLE . . - ., f-" ' - ','.. •' - ++ . , .- " & ' I '.,.'.", - TJ' ,':-- '.k _ _ f w , �_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ -_---i- -- - --.-•. --- - -.- H 30-Apartments UnfurnIsid 4—Personals I LEIS URE Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, May is, 197$-48 700'Magriolla Ave Sanford, I and 7 from $110 5)75 bdrm unfurn per mo Call $62 3456 or Orlando IS ALCOHOL A 'ROBLE IN YOUR FAMILY) At. ANON 4 . apIs collect, 172 4171 For families or friendS of problem Show THURSDAY (9) MovIe FRIDAY Concentration What's My Line 19) Of Animals Semester (I) Today In Florida 6:55 (2) DaIly Devotional 7•00 (2 8) Today (a) News (9) 8070'S big I op 7:30 (9) Am America (6) Waltons Barney Miller (24) Bill Moyers DS) Animal World ,j; 9 00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) MIk Douglas (8) Movie (9) Movie (44) Lt,vt 11 'rO Beaver 9:30 Roast 2:30 12, (6) Petticoat (9) Junction -- (13) Zane Grey (6) (24) Legislature 10:30 (13) June Allyson 11:00 (2. . 1. 9) News (24) Washington Straight Talk (35) 700 Club (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2,8) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment rugurive 1:00 (2, 8) Tomorrow Th e Big Marl Ian Joker's Wild (44) Underdog 3:00 (2.8) Another World (I) Romper Room (35) 700 Club (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2, I) Wheel Of Fortune (4) Gambit (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2,!) High Rollers (6) Now You See It (9) Split Second (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2) Hollywood Fiction Edge Of Night Showdown (35) My Favorite 10:00 121 Celebrity Sweepstakes HarryO I'ii in (44) r (35) Batman (44) Gilligan 's Island 3:00 (9) Dinah (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (35) Mi'.kcy Mouse Clib (24) Ss-came Street (44 Mickey Mouse Club 4.30 (2) Bonanza (I) Mery Griffin (9) Gilligan's Island ::i3; I 7i', E NBC (6) CBS News ( News (13) Ensign O'Toole (24) Zoom (33) Mayberry RED (44) Hogan's Heroes 14 I enzyme IS Confederates 16 Cuddle 17 Italian city 18 German king 3 Ripped 26 Peet Gytili - 1.30 (2,8) Days Of Our Lives (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A De a l 20O (6) Guiding Light (9) $10,000 Pyramid TSWIflPU1 Tuxedo 8:30 (44 Andy's Gang ,,u (35) Science (13 mo !€r2tmn 24) Villa cIi lu,)' (6, 8) News (9) All My Children '' (13) Monty Nash (2. 8) Dean Martin C ity cnoss (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (33) Mr. Ed (44) Leave It To Beaver 3:30 (4) Ma tch Game (9) Life To Live (35) Uncle Hubie Show , " (44) Three Stooges TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS Prefers Nuts To Meat mother 27 City in 39 Lamprey 40 Malt brews 6MargafinoS wouldn't mind at cli replacing There are two main considerations of of shelled pecans a day to your protein needs, the total provide your total amount of amount of protein and the kind protein needs if that is the only of pr otein. You m us t have source of protein in your diet, protein that contains adequate That would mean over 4000 — amounts of all the essential amino acids that your body can't manufacture, If you cat lots and lots of protein and still don't get en ou gh of the essential amino acids in your diet, you can injur e your heal th , calories a day just from pecans. After all, they are hi gh calorie Foods because they contain lot.s of fat. With that kind of calorie Intake you would soon be a rolling blimp. So, I agree wi th your mother, ii 10 School SUbil'Ct (Coll 11 NoSeCaP'" 1J L_ almost three times as many calories as pecans. All the nuts contain lots of fat and in some instances appreciable amounts of saturated and monounsaturated fats. Anyone who depends on nuts as a main source of protein and calories is eating a relatively hi gh fat diet. Existence 46 French river 49 Withdraw 51 Struggled 53 Physostgmine 54 Abounded FACED WITH A DRINKING i Perhaps AicoiohcAnonyms N I '.. L c) I,J c L - . bL ilOfL L can only come home on weekends. Oli via is upset and concerned that her boy might not be ta king proper care of himself. 8-8:30 BARNEY ABC Karen Valentine, country singer Charlie Pride, songwriter-singer Peter All en and Jack Cassidy are Mac's guests. 9.10 ABC STREETS OF SAN FRANCISCO "Endgame" RERUN One officer is ki lled, and Keller ts seriously wounderj 'Snow Job" RERUN A multitude of problems create some funny situations. 'mere's , Ina shootout. Stone grimly goes a streaker - In the after killer with a th e armored-car strike forces a MILLER vengeance that disturbs his de pa rtment store to lease day's receipts at the money disappears. Finally, there's an Internal disorder— no heat in freezing wcather. to her, then begins to wilt the strain and wonders about his own sanity for a while. i.. THE BOB UNHJIBEUPUJTUNATRAF,I CRANE SHOW "The Lyle CIN U T SIN L F Z A If HACBHNPKTULHBHBEAHR CSKCOAONUTEECEEDZ EA EBETHRLMNWBNZRENEAE AEMNYEHMABOEEAPOLRH B L EN A N SB U C B N U III M H T I AAUEENUTMMATHHSLUNP WTHLONTENCLDCCTAPUIJ AASMHEDEEUEAAEARCTE LOLCRALPHATZEMETUEZ NAENCNEDNSOMLAINSBA UEUAUOKCIHAZCIZAHJ H BTMTTT I PTUNHROKC I H P N C I E I N D I Principal" Good old Bob resorts to is selling days to instill confidence in the assistant dean when he is promoted, but fears he's not qualified for the assignment. A few pats on the back, and some strong pep talking by Bob. 9.10:30 CBS GE THEATER "Larry" RERUN An absorbing drama taken from an actual incident. It is based on the life U****L CINEMA CO*P I BARGAIN MATS. DAY 7ft2:30P..M.-S1.25 I RonuT II world k well nn a diet 42 Weird 43 Memoranda 50 Finish - a" T' 1" 5" c" 41111 lo" — — — - 55 Radiated 58 Hebrew — - - - r — T T ———— part T DOWN I Sheep bleat REDPOID ALMOND 2('_'1. CHESTNUT H AZEL CASHEW REARINUT HICKORY NUT BIJ'TTER!4UT I .1 WALfrrU __, W We risk ...l.i_.-----, factors purpose. SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov. In causing a th erosderosis leading to heart - PECAN PISTACHIO h 11 - i 11bL' iA 110, 1 11 FJOIM FOR SIX ACADEMY AWAROSI 1:40 3.40 S 43 1,fl 9,4 NOMIfATEO isit r KL r ,,X q Cut.1'hrots Nine voig a, CI:; 0 11:30p.m. Jim - 10 ' ,, i who loves people, budget Stretching rent. Also unburn BAMBOO COVE GARDEN APTS 300E Airpor t Blvd 373.1310 3Rm. Apt., all utilities furnished, 197 50 Adults only. No pets. 322 7796 eves. & wknds. l Room furnithed duplex. 2411i.St. Itt and last Mo plus $50 deposit. I child, no pets Atter S. 323 5611 One I. Two bedroom apartments 1. houses. T.... t'k pwi. 'V wrvu, i;j Monia If is French Night Tuesday Is Italian Night Wednesday is Sirloin Steak Night Thursday is Bird of Foul Night Eacu Dinner Includes: Salad Bar, Entree, Fresh Vegetable and Free Glass of House Wine 0 DUPLEX- Furn. or Unfurn., ideal Location, Reasonable Rent. Ph Owner. 3453771. COCKTAIL HOUR 3- 7PM (PEN MON -FRI ii A,M..11P.M. Sandlewood - I or 7 bedroom duplex apartments. Furnished or unfurnished 60' swimming pool lflO S. Orlando Dr. 3737970 Villas RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES fr Unfurnished - * 0 * * Heated Heated Fool $150 per month including pool service All you do 5 swim. See this now 904 775 3157, ext 779 Don (line * 1- 2 Bedroom 32—Houses Unfurnished * Recreational BuiIain2 - # Is','. - - _______ -------- 1- KUM 11k7 110W. AIRPORT BLVD 3 Bedroom block houSe Kitchen equipped $lSOMonlh 372 420 Nice 3 bedroom house near down town. 11 75 month, 175 Security. 319 5567 after S p m NEED EXTRA MONEY? still be at horn* most of the day when you earn your money from a Herald Route. GENEVA GARDENS Luxury Patio Sparkling? bedroom home with den, or 3rd bedroom, fenced yard Available June 1 1725 per mo Forrest Greene, Inc RZALTORS, 373 6353 STUDIO I, 2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES Earn 40 To 80 Weekly 33—Houses Furnished FROM Lake Mary. 2 t?"d'oomn furnished ho uti Near SiC Adults, no pets $1 40 3223930 6 Afternoons A Week $13500 7 Bedroom. fenced yard $175 mo AdultS prrfc'nred 2544 PARK DRIVE • SANFORD RESERVATIONS HONORED PHONE 3210424 1 No Baby Sitter "Take The Little Ones With You," 0 If you can spend two to three hours each afternoon, have a dependable automobile, and a desire to earn extra money 1505 W. 25th St. Sanford, Fla. Furnished frame cottage, south of DeBary. large shady lawn, ideal for famllb $100 ma plus security 3222090 us Write for our Free 1975 catalog with over 100 listings in N Ga, NC., and Tenn. mountains HOWARD 0. THOMAS REALTY CO. INC P0 80X391 BLAIRSVILLE, GA., 30512 101145 7175 day 104 71% 6567 nights 3 bedroom, refurbished home, shaded lot, See It at $)$5 SANORA ~ tIa____J Cer,tr*l Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3274901 19195 French 3777374, 377 14%.3271944 372 1959. 372 1154 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Days 372 6173 "Get 'Em While Moving? n E I an or - _______ t "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A I - t' . - " L - ''"v:., ,, 7-92, Sanford 323.8670 0 ' ''ij a,'- CARRIAGE COVE .state Rd. 427, 23 m iles east of 17-V = 323-8160 .. JIM DANDY JAll FEED OV ER 40 NICE CLEAN CARS To HOOSE FROM. EAiY F'S 68—Wanted to Buy -_ .- Wanted to buy used office furniture. Any Quantity PIOLL'S Cassel. berry, Hwy. 1792 1304206 NO CREGIT CHECK j EREST NO IN NO RED TAPE , - NATIONAL AUTO SALES OAVES' 3239370 76005 FRENCH. SANFORD ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED — 1971 Red Mustang 1Cylinder. radial I, es. custom ;n,er'or Sacrifice 63 47110 a•1e S Tøp price pa"t. used, any condition ml Chevrolet Caprice, I door ..jtomatic, extra clean, 51,695 Call Don Pope, 372 hardtOp, air, -_- - 165) Dealer - /.4 NIfsr#'ra"sti DIRECTORY 1' "-. lt -- ,,"&,3, .1 . I ; ' .L_ '"' ~-,_w- _e~ . ' '- .-, '_-. ___ LawnCare )' .' - ' ';' ' - -.-- "ars.on Grrr"anett f'nt nc Remodel1ng Licensed Bonded 631 3601 Painting and remodeling 75 year's experience Call C&J 323 0061 or ft 'I 1 in P.'OWnq 105) fl3 B UDDY *S F4OMEIMPROVEMENT A I .- 321 1551 about that summer vacahn' ret brtter r 4' (I65 Cd lIt fl ' ' • " ,' C*i i, .4• , " " a&i , ''' i'z ' q . 0OiIfl _ ./. ' ' - 'i 1pa 7 4. re Estimates Thinking 372 1756 Mason Contractor block masonerv and Concrete work. Free Estimates After 5 p m 373 091) or 1704W 6th St days r r 1..'i' _ .1'.- , I ,!eror — (jran.r b lasti ng Any house , Ect:rnatps (',it dr' 'i,.l' 6') C -'------------------.-.. "s ' ""i' '1"f " ff _ Fxpert roof repairs Fla' I'OOtSOShM,)tt All ncrk guaranteed 373 Z~l ''-L '' 6700 's• '.- — ' Pest Control Atit') REPAIRS em. law '_ 'C R e ' . . 7' 4 ' ART BROwN PEST CONTROL . - •.. " . . - - - L'nd CIew'liig Di !" " SP?lflg,there and it s a qocdtmr' t-%4k~*-',' Pet tare APT AILING LAND CLEARING All typei lots & acerage cleared We top Soil fill dirt Clay. and shell available Please call night !'.- ' ; ' I P' 'iF flci.ird.ng & Grxrrng Fh in 4031 I — P —Pressure - Clean ing eaniny_ ' - - -'' ALA CLLAP4S ALL ElterorprssuretJtl4 C&A Backhoe Service Home Improvements cawr. .cri*a,oliv. Southern Lawn Service Well Drilling ________________________ -WELLS DRILLED PU',1P5 Mowing, Edging& Trimming' )OYearMortfaVeS- Spct.down. SPRIPIkIER easonable 373 60300' 377 9592 Or Conventional MoriSigit 'rRlPlc, HOUSECLEANIP4(I, All lyp,- and sit's ____________ SELL THOSE NO LONGER NEEDED ITEMS WITH A A smell Clatsif,eq Ad brings big STINE MACHINE 1. returns I'y erie an'l see Call 377 CLASSIFIED AD SUPPLY (0 26)1 or 031 9991 2i37,', 7n 5' 1?? 64Jj Additions L i FINANCE WE - House plans. custom made to FHA Landcleoring, fill dirt, Clay, rock All kinds of dogging House trail SLIM ar4 SSBC Spec Fast, economical, BUDGETS ARE rr to', VL,ur j., ,,. or BOLSTERED WITH VALUES 1)1 1193 AD NO LONGER USED CAMPING _________________ FROM THE WANT COt'Jt, GEAR IS IN DEMAND SELL IT town Care "" (L'SSSFIED AD *0 HOMES OF DISTINCTION *Clo se to everything yet away from it alIt : U rge wooded lots Street lights Paved stretts Orlando p05) 834.2299 — 67A—Feed ChOoseanewhomefrornlhepaqes 1 I flatile Ph. Sanford *11 .. House Plans — Call 671 0597 call i -- Sale '71 some below dealer cost, first ci me first choice! Plus Fla s finest Used Cars. Dick Bl4ird 0 ativri of a Ow'. Frri Park's argest dealer '75 Datsuns iirriying daily Ph 131 till. Open Sundays 12 6 Problem Solving Carpentry, Remodeling. Additions. Custom Work L1censed Bow,ed 're ,".'i'-are 7) 13)1 Beauty are MAKE ROOM 'TO Si jRE "OUR 5', I NI F R I T EMS SE L L 7__ I V4 Unfurnished st Wan! 40 Coffee Service i NO SECURITY DEPOSIT Furnished or utilthnth Its like pennies from heaven when you sell 'Don't Needs" with a wont ad ' display 11 2 B.droom A pts. — 10 1 S HI t,,TY ILON (formerly Harrietis Beauty Nook) 519E Pine3fl 5747 • - Datsun.Subaru Home improvements --- NR_W =V~ - ______ ______ Sanford's newest and fin es t Adult-Family Mobile Home Park. Come out and Inspect the Model Homes on Pay 1st, Months Rent Only _"I I $55 .'_ OBEDIENCE PROTECTION DOGS OF SANFORD ._ - 's.r lo.' Why Not Live F nes " I cylinder, 31,000 miles Call 372 1130 alter S ''_ -_ " i - Ford Falcon Automatic, air, 6 1961 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU klc roll 0l.'JOV JUST A P11 PHONE ,'x '.uu.L flVT['J I Classified Ad from the Herald Call us today! Don't delay! Just dial 377 7811 or 511 9993 To place ____ . r" .47 Don again when stablished Residential Area? MOBILE HOME PARK MAY SPECIAL . 1711 • _- Haven Grooming & Boarding Pick up junk cars FREE Smn.al, _ price for others 322 1624. UV)IIIiii) • — $ - Kennels. Thanks to you, our customers. 372 5757 Park Centr si fir l A. Air Cond toning For free estimates call Carl Harris at SEARS in Sanford 322 , I This is our 15th year at Animal DI ICIkIr . - -_ (5"K alsillers - J- ( Pierson 10 acres Nicely wooded small s pring, over 300' on paved road 117,3.00 Terms 631 891 ___________________ - 80—Autos for Sale - -. -. Air Conditioning _____________________________ Reg Real Estate Broker "IW 11051. 323 061. 373 0511 E $250 322 1263 IIIIIIII .61 _ Beautiful S acres paved road trees clear flowing stream horses o x Terry Realty REALTOR 670 0711 MUN Motorcycle lnsurancr BLAIR AGENCY 3fl 3166 65—Pets-Supplies CASH 322.4132 , 43—l...otAcreage you qualify' Rent For used furniture, appliances, tOOlS. etc Buy I or 1001 Items 'arry's Mart. 21% Sa nford Ave Paym en ts 78—Wctorcycles - Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet 2tampooer for only 11.50 per day. Harley Daviison, 125, complete CARI1OLL'S FURNITURE ovemaul, new paint, new battery, _____________________________ - - --- -- = PliahIs 377 5471 or 372 73%2 sIll -- -. - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3303 Orlando Drive Sanford 37) 1300 * Illey re nOt' * New houses na rural area., tdodvsi payment monthly payments leSS than red? Government subsidized to qualified buyers Call to tte it Reconditioned Batteries. $12.95 exchange REEL'S BODY SHOP. 1109 S.'i"Ir,d A',e A'TC 90. 3 wheel Honda Like New Call After 6.372 754 COLOR TV, $14 95 MONTH. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. 644 1006 _(&L * 1453 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruf l's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave , Saritccd .. ''T'TT - Wekiva River Acres, Winchester 17'x54' mobile home. 171x74' screened porchon private 114 acre f en ced lot, access to river, $32,000 will negotiate. 90 4313 3377. PlewSkylInedubleI les s than $125 mo. rims. all buds. Two front polished Let me till your garden spot, mow vacant løft Floyd Freer, 322 5191 c'1—TV-PdiD.Stereo 42—bite Homes $1,500 Down take over mortgage $15,100 Corner 10$, 2 bedroomS, FIC rcw'm fl 7641 alter S Realty __________________ Systems Four, Inc. * Ice, used machines. - - - We Buy Furniture MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC 3726437 After Hms 372 7111 PEEK AT ME ----- I regular. Complete set sale 195 each Good buy. 9316164 or 034 . 64—Equipment for L''- Tires 6, Wheels-1077, 117 fires 5 Wurld Famous Buck knives, also Scttrade Waiden, John Primble knives. GardenLand, 1100 W Is, St 3236630 KENMORE WASHER, parts. serv. condition Good COfldltiOf -.--- P#t5" 'Garige Auld* Air Con ditboners and general auto repairs 105 Mattie St., 3731379 62—Lawn-Garden — 52—Appliances 3 bedroom, I bath block home, wall wall carpet, central heal, air tooth at $36,900 with interest rate live wm1" sze . $.4.450 dv,-r. me for 1.371 per month. Swim n my community pool COME . Casselberry, 17 97,111V) AIN6 "' . - 76—Auto Parts 1 AKC Collie puppies. sable and wttite Eyes checked. health Qeamanteed 373 6700 Goods 3450 Golden Touch 'n Sew, $71See At SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East itt St Downtown 3729111 EveslhiP.1146 Sanford . . -- ------ -- ________ 1)4.500 years old. MY OWNER PUT ME ON A DIET AND REDUCED ME TO ORIGINAL COST. I'm an easy office furniture "Buy Direct From Boxcar" 1971 Singer Zig Zag With cabinet, GORMLY's F 48. Sanford 3731733 cash price of 561 or $ payments ol - -- 7 bedrooms. 1 bath, screened In front & back porch, large corner lot. you. and separate dining room. Slide my 000r s open, and enter a 30'xIO screened porch to Florida living. I have a huge inside utility room and 2 car garage. I'm 21 ii - 1973 32' Fifth wheel scamper trailer. 7 OedrcMms, refrigerator, large freez er , ,,r, hydraulic jacks, excellent con Oil on uignts atrer 7, 371 0557. ct.1ys, 3734711 Supplies PP Sales—Forget It--'" ASSUME PAYMENTS Lake Mary - 11730, hood or steel detk5 (executive desk & chairs, secietarial des% & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and Carry NOLL'S 109W.lstSt 3227335 We Buy Furniture Fenced for horses or cattle $74,900 I feel like an or phan-EMPTYand no one to Occupy me I'm Spanish, have 4 bedrooms with family room for relaxing, separate living room to entertain 'a,,',,. _______________-. Going north mus' Sell this week KULP DECORATORS 2 1.3 Acres .c - Apache Camper with built in Stove. Sink, Ice bo x, sleeps 6. 1,650 323 6077 after 6 Lhasa Apso puppies AKC champion blood line out of Atlanta. Fine qJ, flhAIiI, Im,,i?. IA )71( Sell it at the Flea Mar1et. Saturday & Sunday, Stan's Auction. Hwy 44, Sanford. 32297)9. 51--Household i w,.. '" " ' .., .'' -- -- r ------ $100 DOWN, with FHA financing buys this clean 3 bed room home loaded with extras lot Rent From Best lot selection now available in available Boa Cabeli 372 anytime, Attention - REALTORS 1561 Lee Rd .Winter Park 3056.44.4341 John Saggio REALTOR BROKER I " , !; X11;_1 6, 1,10ilf 11 Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks Installation ground Swimming pool. SANFORD COUNTRY LIVING- 3 BR 2 bath. formal dining room, eat in kit chen, air, carpet, drapes, family room, lake privileges- 2 yr's. new , mint condition. 137.500. Terms Stemper Auction 3 bedroom, 11 ; bath block home. central lit 3. heat, wall 11 carpet. ,er1good COnditiOn, above r .'a. . - - Garage AUCTION 75—Recreational Vehicles - .... _____._.. - Produce Dealers w an ted good location. 372 9719 Hwy 16. Stan's Tee 'N Green from Town Used - ________ 4__ 3 Minutes Junk. Trash Hauled Away 1$ Pick up Load 0626306 Ill N. Oak, Sanford 322 llllday. 373 0.lISeve. ASSOCIATE BROKER . Herald Circulation Dept. 322m261 1 . Tables & permanent booths available. All under cover Located 1', miles east 041 Ion SR 46, Sanford at Stan's Auction, 322 9719, JOHN SAULS AGENCY RURAL BUNGALOW i_s - -- - ,----bedrooms, on paved road $12,500. i.. SANFORD '\/Hlage . 3735154 or 377 6670 2S65 Park Dr. frontage on Nottvly River, good viewS, good access $27,500 I Bedroom, It, bath, new carpet. garage, close to schools 373 0251 Apartments Ideal area for children. 3 bedroom home with completely fenced yard 120.000. e C'prn Saturday & Sunday. 9 to S p m I bedroom, 2 ba th home RENTALS 1, 2, 3 Bedr oo ms, Homcs and apartments for %60.%90. $130. IllS. $165 up to deluxe at 1315 Available Now! complet ely enclosed Appliances. Air conditoner. drapes, area rug * Clothes Washer- Dryer MOTHERS 372 561) SANFORD LAKE MARY area,2 OR Duplex with in the ground pool. Dish washerDisposal Sunland , Ball Realty 111W. IsI St. $39,000. Agency , carpeted Central air. Range- Refrigerator MLS PINECREST HOME- Beautifully reconditioned, 3 bedroom, l'i bath home with tam. rm. Corner lot, large rooms. Owner will handle mortga ge with do wn payment r'i rii .' ,. . ______ 634 1727 Large Flea Market 7521 Park Or 3277115 REALTOR AFTER FIRS. 327 9201 3220648 327 3901 lakefront home. c entral heat and air, trees. and other extras. ii • .,'." - Jim Hunt Realty PAYTON REALTY Req. Real Estate Broker 377 1301. 2610 Hiawatha Ave at 17.92 I ORS 7 full biths. family room 5. den, plenty storage, large lot. 525.000 3221047 Two modern duplex apartments, each 2 bedrooms, I'i baths, * W/W Shag Carpet For more information call SATURDAY 5.I2PM now! I Bedroom unfurn apt., air, car peted, kitchen equipped AOulIs. 590 50 372 2296 eves & weekends 373.7170 call 1 516.500. IDYLLWILDEbedrooms. 7 baths, 2sto'ies, spacious, modern all the extras you could ask f or See thiS one 8.6? 2185 ______________________________ S27, WO corner lot, near hospital and doctors 1872 Washer and dryer apartment size Maytag 1975 model, used since Dec of '74. Perfect cond Sate price $5.19. our price Loth for 1350 bedroom, 1', bath on corner lot . 9c ,, ;tinQ. 116.500, 7 ct - Swim or Fish Sparkling clean, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath, Remodeled farm house in excell ent condition on five acres 3 OR. 1 blth, 2 fireplaceS. 7 porches Has Lake Mary, 263 41h St. 7 bedroom duplex with central heat and air, carpets, drapes, and fully equipped kitchen. Only $150 Mo. Call 6s50117 Days or 6453377 Eves 372-7900 3 — , i"- ,-,".. .#'iri't duty, 7"xI0'xl0' Plate glass panels Complete hardware 377 Broker,107W. Commercial Sa nfor d 377 7061 6157333 3736333 REALTO R Ii r ' STAN - Flea Market, free tables this wsek end Under cover. Stan's Auctiun, Hwy 16, Sanford, 372.9719 W. Garnett White n' i' • welcc- Is,ih " ____ -- a rcharwzise 59—tvstcaI Garage door, aluminum, heavy Commercial Properties Forrest Greene, Inc. m "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" REALTORS 2 Bedrooms, adults preferred, $30 Week Furnilthed or unfurnished 373 5351. 3726620 MASTER S COVE ON THE LAKE fl) DINNER FOR 2 FOR $5.95 stro Realbl . Your 31A—Duplexes SATURDAY FROM 800,I) n, UwOtlu? MUST at WITH PAItPIT O n PINECREST- 576.900 Pool, 4 bedrooms, across street from elementary school, block from 7 shopping centers Act now' Monthly Rentals Available 613$ 1150-Color TV QUALITY INN-NORTH III. SR 134, Longwood artments Unf urnished YOUR BIRTHDAY FRIDAY FROM 5pm. Ste Yr old, 3 Bdrm. w w carpet. central H&A, By Owner. $25,900. 323 7716 JOHN KPIDER. ASSOC. "' . cabinets, 1350. 373 3133. nfl- Reduced to Settle Estate Home on take, lovely living r oo m, 3 bCdrooms, 7 baths 322-2420 Anytime neighborhood. 372 0402. PISCES Feb. 20-Mar ch 20) Do n't underes timate the value of your talent today. You'll get your terms. What you offer is needed by the other party. Arter Charm galore $150 Down. 3 bedrooms, central air. trees, shrubs. fenced. New t' pct 1)6.130, 360 month mortgage 1141 66 principle interest rius taxes and lnSrIn, and prepalds 9'' pcI *nuai percentage rate *31 Cliff Jordon Realtor , Diamond Ring. Ii diamonds totaling I carat Appraised at 1630. selling 1.350 Stereo console, tape deck, AM FM radio, Med. style IN ALL PRICE RANGES 617W lstSt 3225611 Homes, Lots And Acreage lID tnt' .- round maple table, $60. S HP tiller, qc.o.d coridtk,n. 175 C,ill 12 1 139% BALL REALTY Choice Listings SANFORD- 2 B ed r oo m home with ..arp'TFu, vflflT, muv r,ni in with good terms. $11,500. WE TAKE TRADES FAIRLANE- I Bedrooms, 1'. baths, fenced yard. air conditioned, easy access to I I and 17. 92 $77.500 fri hull, "- ROBSOPI MARINE 791711 1797 19" Color TV portable. 170. 17" '.rnrrr'l, ft,.lej 322.6457 After Hrs. 372 71 It r 373 7117 7:30 P.M. We bLil sllrflcl riaflO'—'itv gustily Plenty shade Con I' Vt LUMBER- ROugh Cut Cypress and Pine Gormly's Feed 373 4731 - - - . CITY- 520.000. 2 bedrooms. formal dining room, eat in kitchen, larger Payton Realty MON•THURS. 7.11 - -- - *Did You Know?* We have spotless apts.. a manager CAI ttyn,r ' -. U WILSON MAIER FURPIITLRE BUY -- SELL - TRADE 311 313 F First St 372 547? LAKE MARY,; new homes read y to show Low in price, high in GENERAL CONTRACTOR .. Every Saturday Night, 17' ;6020 AUCTION - - Canvas, tack, 1971, full speedometer. 1$ gal tank, certified trailer Sacrifice $7,995 373 Mn I - north - '".".'-" -u. , UAOIP lt'fltlil%5I 00 . , 76065 Hwy. 1792 REALTOR 373 5771 Contact 'IS JOHNNY WALKER .. $18,900 Living room, kitchen, bath, air conditionIng, no pets Security deposit. $115 Month 372 7411 Lady with nice 3 bedroom home desires reallable woman to share r'ipenses Private bedroom and bath 323 $066 You may at tempt a task today that you're not familiar wi th, SINGER-GUITARIST OF INTERNATIONAL FAME - IJOfl, 3fl1237 PROFESSIONAL ORDERLY. I will do homeS hosptal patient care, 73 or 11 7 Write P.O. Box 156, Sanford. Dig a little deeper. FEATURING MIOr F;! Win Forc,po.jr Mid-Nigh 111111411111111 6115 Park Weekly or monthly rates Nice arge room, private bath 1, entrance. Air conditioning. Nice Big P I, ' CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Superb Dn!ng - • BARGAINS WINTER SPRINGS 3 Room furnished apt. Bedroom Ii air conditioned 1100 Mo. Ill F Ph St 3724205 or 322 5116 29—Rooms 19) Don't be too hasty about discarding something that hasn't prodiced an instant pr ofit. The rewards are there, WALNUT •,-_-._--.. 'a .fl. %J*fl•. 322 1301. 26A0 Hiawatha Ave. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- De c. 21)If your prospect isn't buying what you're selling today, it's your fault. Tailor your presentation to his real ne eds. .# 0 I W .1.... __.. --------''Sn, Larry Saxon , Realtor WELAXA APARTMENTS 114W 1st St Rentals You can supplement the family Income and 34-s I ID UGUT POf S NOT RICOMMIND got - 41—Houses ........... garage, carpet, central air, tree lined street In Sanford. We trade, Call 323 9110 NICE 710 W. First St - Later, SubAwSl TOMORROW:Feraa PU t elusive HOUSEWIVES.. I - 21—Situations Wanted ta bles. i 3 Room apt. Completiy remodeled and newly furnished EXTRA water furnished Aduilt, no pets 3272163. OPPORTUNITY Koscot Cosmetics needs sales manager, and beauty consultants. Will train Mutt be Smooth lOolng and good cbmmand of English. 377 12)1 -• I MACADAMIA day. I 3 Room furnished apartment Air, newly decor ated, breakfast room, The Herald, P.O. Box 16.57. San bra " IJIC - time light delivery work. Flexible hOurS, mutt have own transportation and this could coincide with another lob. Mutt be depei*iable. Reply to Box 549 co May 11, I 975 today, you're going to pass up bargains possible if you'd Your work or career will be looked and compared, affected by some unexpected LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) changes that concern you at You'll be tempt ed to back down first. Your fears are groun. at the first sign of resista nce diess. Thing will turn out to today. Be pe rsistent. Hang in yo ur advan tage iL... ti_.,ii ______i,t---Liaii.'. IOU U accomplish your factor in increasing cholesterol u News: RTECHNUT VIRGO (Aug. 23.Sept. 22) U you shop too much on Impulse fat calories. About half of th e fat in these cheeses is saturated fat. The combination can be a r,7~ . "' , ''-..- '"", in - time ---- mysterious factors wi ll turn t he AflItADITIC s..JnuoIIJ correct change. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ) Your first ideas won't necessarily be you r beat ones. Before you proceed, determine a better way to tackle the problem. _i WIUUI U VU[&Y -- Part dealings today. If you buy Be wise. Stop and ask advi ce of be sure you get ex- an expert. You won't get act!>' what you want and the bogged down. processed or cured cheese because most of these really high fat foods and can lead to overloading the di et wi th lfllV, _,...I. UIVUdJ Wi)VJI iintirung you Vr been counting on falls through. Toward evening, things wor k out. TAURUS (A pr il 23-May 20 ) Don't let careless mistakes in your work go uncorrected. Be patient. Stick wi th the task till - ..... $30 week. 377 7761 General office Must type and use adding machine. 322 3009 1" t'rv -....... - Wanted ..,,1,_s. Harold Hall Realty BuyerS from 1$ thru retirement Must gualify- Excellent investment. Your questions can be ansvered. 11,050 DOWN Only 127.600. You pay no closing 3Rooms, clean. newly painted ,, , .,_,, .....:.4. SO DeBARY FLEA MARKET Payments less than rent - . .4 - Orlando Ctiper -. 2 BR, on nice shaded lot, kitchen eq uipped, $17,500. Move Into A New Home For $120 _____________________ 7 'Bedroom furnished apartment, alt, wall will carpet. 1)75 Month, $30 t3amageoepot' 203E 71st St Earn 5.1 to IS an hour around your sch ed ule for appointment call $110 ,,sI like any of these, a good Intake of milk and milk products along wi th ce real and beans can be ri'nup AdultS No Pets Alter 1pm,fl 36 1 0 - 'c "c' -.. "it -........ Service The R es t Western Auto 11 W It St - __________ 'In 55—Boats & Accessories .: - il _______ Real Estate - complete protein. If you don't ' Duplex Furnished as -. New Smyrna townhouse Of ocean Pool, tennis, 5100 Week 323 4731 m ,.... "' , TAFFER REALTY Peg Ree' Estate Broker 110F 25- s)51 377 64S5 For Went Brok er Dell 's Auction Service Hwy 46. welt. SanfGvd --- Spinet Models . Reg Real Estate Broker __________ Friday Nights, 7:30 Top dollar return or. consignment at Cheapt Cheapt Have I got a plant 25 pet. & 35 pet We also buy full for y ou ? Clearing greenlouW and hOusli, estates. etc. .mSc. items. 101 Garrison Dr., Open Daily 101 m S p m CARPORT SALE, Saturday, May 17,9 to 4. Garden tools, Sprinklers, fi sh ing tackle, b#c a brat, linens, " 711$ Myrtle Ave, Sanford. P'nosupri.ght and -- By Owner Lovely 3 bedrooms. I year old, large family room with fireplace, very large iot almost I . y W C Section. - 2139 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanford Phone 371 0610 372774 ____ DiBary, Adults Lovely large I bedroo m air, ideal for retired persons. 646416; 3226051 Work your own hours Earn ex tra tithe Income an AVON RepresenCall 6413079 - I, country Several spaces available Lake C ounty 830 7017 377 1391 Real Estate Auction MOVING. Miscellaneous, furniture carpeting, cheap. 1111 Park Ave. Thanks to Classified Ad, users get last results at a low cost. Try one today I Phon,, 3221611 or $31999) 172 74.41 REALTY Will' bnvn. - No experience necessary, samples free, start IW 31 5420 319 3491 W ————— ascetic Small apartment AVALON APARTMENTS ADUL TS. NOPETS 11bW. 2nd St. ladrs as fashion Show drectorS for Sarah Coventry Jewelry Earn $3 to IS an hour, commiss i on Full or - 35-?bile Home Lots - _________ - ... 'vuvr your mnn,ue In the ...,..4.ai4,wsthl. -- ' ______ - r.eg, sirable D: :::s;4:e.Irooms.? baths. entral eat air, family room. Only 5.37500 SUNLAND- Pool 3 bedrooms 7 -CJøIfl OIfl. fireplace, fenced. 13 1,100 GARAGE SALE- Antique ice box. bike, plants, pots, antiques, misc. Off West 16. 3236029. Friday. Saturday & Sun. Sanford MAITLAPID FLEA MART 1941 Hwy 1797 Open Sat. 5. Sun' 9 5 $332970 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN -, EXECUTIVE 312 5939 - 18—t'Ip - - .- 1 1—Instructions V_______________ Guitar Lesions by Note WraonñoI Rates - -- — — - I - — -—— I - - You can get a fair price when you advertise your "don't neels" in tho Want Ar.i fl—Auct ion - condition Contact E P. Bruce, W.M V Farms, Oviedo, Fla. 30$ 345 6631 Day. 3053656341 After 6 1 BR, 2 bath. 2 car garage, corner. I50'07$, PLUS 7 apartments. (income $170 monthly) All for 534.950 REALTOR 372.7196 1973 I?' wide, I BR, air conditioned. AduIft Security deposit, $125 mo. 7399. Seedbed equipment for Over 50 beds (300' 1 1'1 lnrtude% ClOth overs "A" frames staket. end posts, wire, ctothr'tpim, all if . good CaliBart Real Estate from 1140,5 Mi. W. of Sanford. 372. 1170 PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2515 Park Drive $lOup has something, calcium. You can also use buttermilk and yogurt. I'm not in favor of using too much Thursday, May 15, 191S-78 54—Garage Sales 50—Miscellaneous for Sate Fla room, detached garage, fenced yard. 119.000 3226399 or 3739541 Loch Arbor, I OR, 7 bath, 137.500 See your broker or Call owner, at A touch 04 nature, large lot Ire* 372 7531 a m. only. studded and room for a pool. Large 7 bedoom home plus family Winter Springs, 3 BR, screened room, near Mt. Plymouth Golf patio, fence, low down Only Course. $75900 519.750 Acre Realty, REALTOR, "'"3° Adult mole home village, under large Shady oaks on the scenic Wekiva Modern clean Interiors, 1 or? (ledroom Adults only - .........',j.y n. upening for 4 or 5 yr olds for fall semester, Tuition, $75 mo Cell Lutheran ChCh of Redeemer. 322 3557 or Mrs. Martin, 327 6t —— and(Lsllareexcellentsourcesof .': CANCER (June 21-July 22 ) Be ex tra careful in commercial cottage cheese Products. This is an excellent source of prote in and also Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Merchandise COUNTRY LIVING C WEKIVA RIVER 0 3 room apartment for 1 or couple Air, water furnished, references required 1)00 Mo. 12$ deposit in. &--Chi Id CA re 10 11 12 I i ri- — — — - -- lab I 52 Uutch c,ty by meat. but of course poultry &nal will fhn,hiI.. i.'.1. ,wii&j. low-fat By owner, like new, 2 Cdrooms. 34—?bile Homes - LOST in Lake Mary, male iriSh aIt 3 P ..!67 after S 5) remati, saint 44 -- majesty 4", Genut of -r' -. - - . I'm not sure what you mean srlu In it's done right. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You ha ve a tendency today to say things which could bcea.jily misinterpreted by others, Apologize promptly for who need complete protein for development, To avoid overloading the diet wi th fat, I recommcnd using fortifi ed sk im milk or one of Iactions: The kd.a masts Wed bellow appeu forwazd, CZWQ, up, OOWO, Of Q1OI3Q iii 154 puZzis. )lnd each Masa. sad box that $13,950 Why pay rent? Move in fowl 7 bedroom home, will accept trade through November. Adults only. No Pets $165 mo plus utilities, 8. security 3" 7741 AdultS No Pets 372 1051 5—Lost & Found --- el ARIES March 21-A pr il 19) Accompl ishing an important COflt.81fl3 both beans and When you have two foods that do not have complete proteins 10:30-11 CBS "STAT" but complement each other RERUN A hospital the combination provides all the emergency room, and starring Frank Converse, who the needed amino acids, then can do all right. plays Wi ll on "Movin' On." It While you can have a focuses on the pressures of balanced, adeq ua te diet by emergencyroom activity and using a combination of cereal, how young doc tors cope wi th beans and nuts, I prefer people them, to have some milk products in h ,I I. 1.._.tt.. w. i ei 'T"kL. iii j , true for young, growing people TALMOMDT I PHEARCNDMR 8:30.9 NBC the DELTONA- Air conditioned, 7 bedrooms, carport, nice yard, newly panted You'll love the $139 Price . sorry. no pets. To see, call $47, 1040 Lovely furnished quest house, weekly or monthly. available Clean Downstairs Apartment "Helline 1. Adult% or Teens _________ ev For Friday, May 16, 1975 You'll he ditsinnnintiwl 41—Houses 1 or 7 BR garage apt., kitchen equipped, air, burn. or unfurn,, nice area, near stores. 377 94a ARE YOU TROU2LEO' Call loll Free 614 7027 for We Care — 1 lotte49 8 Dissenter u i- - - — JL -irtv — — . GETTHOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST -' _____ --rr ,,,,,,, —— rr I Write p 0 Box 12)3 Sanford. Florida 327N 47 Any ,e FRANKLIN ARMS APTS 1)20 Florida Ave 37) 6650 PROBLEM To get a better idea a bout You can do better wi th most used to m eet your protein proteins in your diet, I think you ot he r nuts. Peanu ts con ta in needs. superior officer. Stone is shoi ld write to me in care of demoted for refusing to obey this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, orders, but it doesn't stop him Radio City Station, New York. From tracking down the killer, NY 10019 and ask for The HOROSCOPE 10-11 ABC HARRY o Health Letter on proteins Shadows at Noon" RERUN (number 3-5). Send a long, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Harry is asked to help rescue a stamped, self-addressed en- 8-8:30 NBC SUNSHINE of a 26-year-old who was inj, stitutionalized at an ear ly age "Have a Nice Day" Like Sam Is Injured w hen he takes as reta rded and later doctors Jill on a camping trip. He ge ts real ize that he was act ua lly of his foot caught in a bear trw. normal intelligence. The Fine lit tle t ouches as Jill nurses compel ling story concerns her daddy. efforts of psychiatrists and psychologists to Instill young lady from a men ta l velope and 50 cents for mailing 8-9 CBS TIlE WALTONS knowledge In a a-year-old who hospital. She's a pa tient, and costs. "The Departure" RERUN hasbeentreatedasanlnfantall Harry's convinced she's sane. Mature bean seeds and nu ts John-Boy decides to hem nut hv ir u. i i.z......,..t, _i.. hiivc nn,Iv ,'nmnlA$n nrI. as ;iuuis juu, iiiui.1i IIJVdII3 ': :he "f,iu NBC MAC- DAVIS sflow which Is the only way he can get R amino acids. Many people m 41—Houses 31—Apartments Furnished C _N 'dA 12 (3o'n r Puzzle J11Jt L k UN LffL 20 More sour 21 High regird 23 Afternoon soc*l events 24 Glad eye 25 Bellow PrcvOus nik_ I 0 -_ I I 1 6 color 6 Stgmoid curve 41 Agitation attacks, strokes and other problems. Taking your question literally, you would probably need to eat more than a pound WE W FIILIL L 2 Vei state - meat with nuts, DEAR READER 11 im";f,Ai 31 Freudian term (pi) 32 Traveled ay lab) 33 Tear 34 Wingt'e elI 35 Scatter ha 36-- Lake City is its capital 37 Pattiologc& DEAR DR. LAMB I am a 16-year-old girl. I hate meat. I do love nuts, though. In science and home economies I learned that nuts give a sufficient amount of protein and that nuts can replace meat. M' mother doesn't believe this. Can you pleare tell us If this is true? If . SD flOW many nuts would I have to eat a day to give me a suflicient amount of protein? I A!wr to I Scenic spot in Utah. Rctnhow 4 Gods 1:00 (2) Jackpot (44) Black Forum 8.30 (2.8) Karen (35) Movie 9:00 (2, 8) Mac Davis (6) Movie (9) Streets Of Sin Francrc (13) M'vie (24) A Family (9) %I Lost In 5) Restless 6 6- 30 o (') Utah Cable Spot Light (24) Electric Company (8) Jackpot (9) Pacsv.ord (35) Big Valley 1.30 (2,8) Blank Check (6) Search For romorrow (9) NtWS j nniø Z. N Andy Griffith (13) Florida Lifesty le Almanac -- ..,. TONIGHT'S TV AFTERNOON News i2oo:i44, A: I 5:30 11•55 (6) Ne s Almanac Wild World (11) Monty Nash (24) Intercom Ui, 44) Star Trek 30 (2) Treasure Hunt 6 Y inc (8. 9) Let's Make A Deal (13) Movie 9:30 10:00 (35) MORNING 6:00 (9) SunrIse Jubilee (44) Mod Squad Movie (8) 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth drinkers For further in formation (all 423 4517 or write Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box 553. Sanford, FIa, 37771. Squares (6) love Of Life EVENING 33— Houses Furnished - ___ 11 W. 25th Sanford, Fla. Remodeling Callfor Appt, 322-3103 .- — I tYoUrBUsSS,..DlQI 322-2611 or 831-99Q w - - - - -. . - - - - — I �-" - --------------------------------------- - 88—Evening-Herald, Sanford, Fl. Ihurday, May 15, 1975 Mort Walker WIN 11), AT OSWALD and J 10 £ 1052 WF.ST 6K 854 VQJ10863' FAST £AJ97 VS 9742 ALLEY OOP by Dove Grouts ( IVEYIZE MA LING 79S LbHMOBiL OOP! WE'VE GOT 10 STth ThEM! IaD ON, ORViLLE / ...tDIDN'T I 14INK WE'LL I w AVF Tfl! I 1' ' AT 114 E SPEEDTI4EY'RE RE U G04146, 14EYU NEVER AII /IJJ -fue l UA%(p Tt'* ItJ ABOUT f' I BOTTOM OF THE kiLl. didn't et him home. MacActh the Thane of Glamis A4 A q s 65 3 and of tador and soon to be King of Scotland refused to quit If cried Play on MacDuff 'i' - one more rubber North South % ulnerable T I H— 1 ' A STOP 67th Year, No 230—Friday, May 16, 1975 - oFmose--S \ C 'I110. 'UI dl :AMPu5 CLATTER with BIMO BURNS rI an or ,Z::- - -- • I ix .. ' 0• , -. - . . . PLf'd' \ 0 Pass SA Pis% Pass p 44 6A iSN'T IN i'OuR. / COfrr4C7 ,'\. I'LL HAVE Pass Pass West Pass 2 # Pass Pass 3 • lass 3* Pass /,0 3& 3 -' Pass MacI)uf I the best 'darer in \ou South hold Scotland looked over his line hand The hour was late and it AKQSBSVi%2do OK 4 AA987 What & %ou now , hn ride homc- from Is Hid tour diamonds. \our (. castle. Still. I( partner ma) eII base the right cards for a diamond slam , a slam with that rock - crusher even though MacBeth. hi s host, TODAY'S QUES TION Your partner continues to four who sat North, couldn't have much of a hand traits user your tour diamonds When he saw the dummy he What do you do flow' decided to play as safely for his ins%er Tomorro% contract as possible so lie won the,~eart lead in dummy~ drew ' trumps with four leads ind led Serid $1 for MCOBY MODE RN book to Win at Bridge (c a lo diamond West took his singleton kin nvivspaper). PO. Box 489, Radio and shiVed to a sp,ide, whic ?.,I'I'LH ITIJ5I'HiSE AFhw RE tT C ,ç. ig s 'r c I; I'\ - "Helen gave we a beautiful brithday presentl She's going to Nave the car in the garage a whole week! FUNNY BUSINESS . ill IbJLABLEAS A io ,rcOeRc ' By Rogei BoIIen -Th0 . I 0 , V'J)-. - . :A; . - \ ' .. ' ( pip" 0 , .' i . J I . . XRh44. ü S4 ' i flsç caYw?an MU 4P t$ 71 L415T iE47E.R/jcAsr/ Q? ' _____________________ i-i 4 •.. . . . s STAMP COLLECTORS , ' iW7• /i s P A Vb'I.BUff - By ED PRICKE'IT Herald Staff Writer 0 TUMBLE WEEC . 4. hnk.... - ------ j ---' by the City Commission in an unanimous vote in which Stenstrom voted in favor of the rezoning. 4AT S WWAT 'iV(J GOT.. rb%O - TIREE-MINUTE EGGS' 'I ( THAT'S S)( (MINUTES! 1 r. NtWICI-4ES 1 ' '.. To by Al Verniur ' I AGAIN? )REVER, DEAR WITH MY LUCK \ ThEY'LL 'OTh WIN RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS! 4ILDREN FINISH IEiR EUCATIOI'.J J C1 . 06 , first reading on April . Another public hearing was held at noon yesterday in City Hall to vote on the second •,_ time. Following the April 28 meeting, some scheduling red tape bogged down the date until May 27 for second reading and sauieu LaSi J'. On Rosenwald The U.S. Justice Department in Washington has Once the department's ruling reachiv Seminole because of uncertain state funding. ruled on the controversial Rosenwald Elementary County, sc hool off icials can be gin making decisions layer and a selection committee met this School issue, but resul ts of that ruling won 't t: hiring of two principals and can rule on morning to consider names for the appointments. released until a letter is malled out Monday, an on the requesU official said this mmorning. CIWdren from iC1K)O1 10 School. Wednesday at the board "We'll keep it a secret - at least for a little Senino1e County School S44 Bud Layer called while," Justice Department attorney Belt 6e tpeeW Wednesday meeting to coribler the Sc The Rooenwaid cuioversy was marked by a 43Onk(CU the school and turn it Dougherty told The Herald by telephone. Roaeniakl Issue, At that meeting, the school bød into a center for cfa Is expected to appoint princi pa ls for two new Dougherty said he and his superiors have made schools opening next year. That decision prompted a three-week boycott at Chic Ynwnn k 'u in the decision and will Inform the Seminole County Those appointments will clear the way for ofschool board "in time for their special meeting" ficlals to rehire some of the 208 teachers who were which has been set for Wednesday at 7 p.m. sent notices they wouldn't be rehired this year Hattaway Wants Judge - - F JULIAN STENSTROM - BLONDIE p by Bob Montana TWQ WHATT BACK I~ rL i EASY by Crooks & Lawreuc. jppr A5 I TOLD CAPTAIN EA5Y.SO PAT' WHY PA WHO'P WATA1 CERTAIJi.'? o \ THE GURU W4' THREATENED..) FAT LITTLE CPEEP NA NUI5HELL.YE5.. AND WHOEVER5EPIr KIDNAP OUR I ONE OF SOUP4P \ IF HE 5HOWEC) LIP HERE: HAD BLISTER TAKE T$OE THREAtS MLJ5T I &USTERc I MND u1 't7u I HI PLACE: E THE FAKE 'EE,THE KtPpJAPER. ;3'. Ct4AUFFEURt WI 55g \ " / LEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider I COLLECT I crk,u J fl-T--- . - Res ide. In Seminole .:' Scho ol . School Bus Plan Stirs Local Furor Walk To Benefit Fund Senator Kenneth MacKay's Commission and two School State Rep. Bob Hattaway, DHattaway said he also will for the clrcuu judgeship to be uroposal to use school buses for Board members. Altamonte Springs, said today send a copy of the letter to vacated July l when Judge public transportation has he will fire off a letter to Gov. Sanford attorney Doug Sten- William G. Akridge's MacKay, D-Ocala, says he'! raised a furor among school had some "interesting letters Reubin Askew requesting that a strom, chairman of the 18th resignation becomes effective. officials - including those in and colorful comments about soon-to-be vacant judgeship be Judicial Circuit Nominating The nominating commission Seminole County. awarded to a Seminole County Comm is composed of two lawyers and the quality of my legislative Commission. the MacKay's proposal ideas.,resident. from Semincle and Applications are being sought One layman _____ would set up a local transpOrtafour attorneys and two laymen AAW about the proposal, tion commission to administer School Supt. Bud Layer shook " from Brevard County. all funds allocated for school his head and Asst. Supt. Roger Hattaway's letter to Askew transportation. The corn- Harris called the bill "too was prompted by his desire to mission would be composed Of nebulous" In that It doesn't __at least five judges reside in three member, of the County spell out who will f inance that Seminole County. At present, only two have homes here, 40 per cent of transportation Al's Joke Is Tonight costs w hich are paid for out of And Hattaway charges that local school money -. and not having judges travel to When Muhammad All was in Orlando three weeks from the state, Seminole from Brevard Is a ago, he said, "My next fight with Ron Lyle is going to be waste of taxpayer's money" A positive part of MacKay's on home IV, right In your living rooms. So get your proposal is to use the buses and that the case load here cheeseburger, french fries and coke and wi tness j5 year-round for transportation warrants at least five judges. joke." With a mouthful of cheeseburger, read the fight of senior citizens and others. A He has submitted a bill which By JANE CASSELBERRY result on the sports pages ofme Sunday llerald. not the goal. We have ac- understand and respond to is Country." group of seniors in Seminole requires a minimum five Herald Staff Writer compllched our goals — we power and force. Driven by the humiliation, requested judges use of school buses, take up residence in this have reunified the country, Hospital Week Noted isolation and torture and only but 'We were happy at the Hanoi ware turned down because county. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS - completed Vietnamization to communicate In furtive use by anyone other than school In 1974, hlattaway says, Col. Quincy Collins, guest have got our men out - and hilton when the bombs started able As Hospital and Nursing home Week draws to an end, whispers, tapping and hand ciüldren taxpayers spent $21,614 on speaker at the Second Annual hang my head in shame. and I falling even though one might is not plugged into the we salute Seminole Memorial Hospital's constant concern we signals, he told how the fall on us by accident, as state's funding formula. travel expenses for judges Mayors' Prayer Breakfast held ., for a healthy community and the men, women and have been prisoners looked Inward. We learned something about thought this should trekking to Seminole County yeterd.u' by Maitland-South machinei tldicntedtr 'his aim. Nursing iiii "Pe'i1e fec years have tee: "I t'trt and netled help .at from otiw areas. lie 'said Seminole Chamber of Corn. those people and their done years before and w l.new minute lot itf ligit Into their previous gloomy halls, as one human so weak and trying to get mass transLst asa ideology,"Collins told the flow we would be freed," he Judges, when traveling, receive merce at h'olida Inn, said group. Sanford nursing cent,r demonstrates, Page I-C Sunday going In Flori,!a, but the ohinsignificant, but faith in God 'To the Communist, 14 cents a mile and $25 a day. while a POW n Vietnam he Women's section. 1ous problem has been a lack Collins said, "I can sepal-ate gave me the strength I needed hlattaway's reasoning Is that never lost faith that his country party is supreme and anything - not to carry on another day of public funds," MacKay said. If he can convince Askew to and the American people would that helps that party is right church and state, but no way Of course school officials Applicants To Be Queried and Just. The only thing y can I separate God and or week, but a few more appoint a Seminole resident to get them out. seconds. God gave me strength would resent turning over that Akrldge's position Commenting on recent events that ----authority to the County Cornand the will to live." The Longwood City Council will interview applicants would give this county th ree off Cambodia, Collins added, tomorrow for the position of public safety director. Nine With each letter of the fl3I0fl — unless perhaps the judges Instead of two. 'On this very morning I had my ___________ _______ candidates are actively seeking the post, which was alphabet numbered, messages Commission figured a me thod At the same time, the faith restored a whole bunch." were passed from cell to cell by 01 reimbursing the School vacated when Tom Ilennigan res!gned In January. StOf) Altamonte Springs Democrat Is In reference to the influx of on Page 3-A. tapping. Each Sunday morning Board for money spent over the pushing his bill, which, he says, Vietnamese refugees in this -would come C. . C" for Church years for pus-chase of school t.,. Is "picking up a lot of support." country, Col. Collins said, "It Is call and each man would The bill Is also picking up a lot notaque.stionofshouldwetake \ !t'"MacKay said the "school worship in isolation, but after of onniidtinn I'rnm Iutkp' in f'rirp ,f ih4 riftio,-s.. c u,s't',,, Faith In Am enca Kept POWs Alive - - •. (Continued On Page 2-Ai - Ex-Prisoner Addresses Seminole Mayors — because I didn't know how the other commissioners felt about Stenstrom said, What Rosenwald, which Is attended by about 207 blacks, recommendation, which was to bus blacks to the and a countywide boycott of all Seminole schools soon-to-open Lake Orienta School. which lasted for three days. During that The school board decision to txis blacks to boycott, officials estimated 90 per cent of the county's black studen ts sta yed away from classes, Casselberry came af ter submission of what came to be known as the "Lake Orienta Plan," which asked thei Blacks contend Rosenwald is a part of r the blacks be bused not to Lake Orients but to cultural heritage and as such should remain intact and any busing that is to be done should be Into That plan wasdeveloped by citizens who live in RonwakI - and not out. Uti Lt Orients erea. Later, Cuaelben-y residents 'o awe" the board', decif on. That appeal, But the school board has voted to Lxii all howev , did Dot address itself eciflca er lly to where Rosenwald students to Casselberry Elementary. blacks would end up, but Casselberry citizens That decision was In opposition to Layers questioned the ev*lre zoning procedure. Anumberof local politicians will join the The walkers obtaipons who agree to many students who will be taking part In the pay them a certain amount for every mile "Help the Handicapped" Walk to be held here they walk. The 20-mile walk will begin and Wnow, for the benefit of United Cerebral end at Lake Monroe Harbor. Thomas A. Palsy of Central Florida. Binford, president of UCP of Central Florida Participating in the walk will be Seminole said rock bands will add to the excitement of County Conunlssioners Michael Hattaway the event and free refreshments will be and Harry Kwiatkowski. Local Mayors who provided along the route. will be walking are: Norman Floyd, Altamonte Springs; William Grier, Each walker who participates will receive Casselberry; James Lormann, Longwood; a certificate of achievement from United and Troy Pill, Winter Springs. In addition, Cerebral Palsy. In addition, a traveling a number of fire chiefs and police chiefs are trophy will go to the school whose students expected to par ti cipa te, bring in the most money. Inside Sunda y 0 CAPTAIN Bralley Odham was no dissenting ote for the At that meeting Stemstrom moved the ordinance be passied rezoning In any of the meetings. Herring said, however, that When a public official at). Stenstrom, who had been and the vote was unanimous. 'I. e s no con u ins, an ___________ from voting on a motion, in-. retained b} Cardinal prior to Commissioner A A vestigation into the matter. he mint submit a form giving the first public hearing on Aprd McClanahan leaned across the AMPA rezoning request on land to 14, abstained from voting on the commission table and said he reasons for his decision to a be used by Cardinal, a modular motion to ds'uw an ordinance to thought Stenstrom was ab- abstain. Stenstrom turned Idylwilde Elementary School beat out eight other schools In a contest to collect Top Value and form to City ss&L Henry apartment manufacturing rezone the property at that staining on the issue. ab. Tomm. Green Stamps ns well as cash with the Central Florida Zoo realizing the proceeds. Ile winning tchool Firm, for an apartment com- time, but made the motion to replied, "I had the privilege of naming the zoo's two abstained e first time. nn,I hihv m.lm •-. DICI. was nnnros'd vchrrliv n cc tk.o nr,4lrs.in,,, •5,, ,_ of two gufi, baboons sUUUUU. .54UUw —rr "r , '—J Justice Officials Make Decision -, ThESE ARE 'roo MAD"I ASKED COQ TO FE-MiNuT'E -1 EGGS / requested that an earlier meeting be called for the several m(nth, The Columbus, After requests from Odharn A Ohio, based Industry came to and Stenstrom, Mayor Lee Sanford several months 8O Moore called the meeting and Is setting up a modular - eiterday. Tlk mayor, under construction plant in the Old city charter, has th e authority Hunt plant on Sanford Avenue. to call meetings. Th e rezaning ordinance was Stenstrom this morning said written by City Attorney that he had voted on the VerflOnMizandwas prese nted rezon1n because "eve one before the commission on April els. was voting for IL" There 28 for first reading. v - y developer on one acre of land to a planned unit development,(PUD). School Board To Receive Ruling Monday 1' -"P / ordinance granting a rezoning Cardinal plans to locate 48- adoption because of pending unit complex on the site in land deals for the property. cnfllct of Interest law w hen Stei.strom, the public relations director for Cardinal Industries, voted in favor of an . . ordinance to benefit his . . Y pioyer. 1 "If a person, in fact, has been retained by a firm trying to obtain a rezoning which, requires voting, there isa strong ' possibility of a conflict of in- rear Is Zoo Director Jack Banns while on the left is Nancy Jullan, chairman of the fund-raising event, The youngsters from Idylwilde, who repreienled their school's health-science club in the contest, are ifrom left) Maud Swaggerty, Elizabeth Prior, Chuck Abernathy, Nell Keni, and Mickey Reynold,, L14rt.4 ___ _ , rill n 4 DAWA11111111111 - — Okays reading and adoption of the adoption of the ordinance. Land I terest," Iferring said. "-T 4 TaAST / 7P4y4%— 0 ' 1. . . I by Garry Trudeau IMNx )C' PRY i4i /Y! - ' AUX" 0tt- __ 1. .-- - 0 ii . ,,".I 0 0 IrAge, Iii~ -' 7 - AEC1CQ., . f- I C . OFFENDEDi MCIJ 1JI . • ILjJ j &e-- 1(14)' W/771C'R7mn5 Oki IN \'K I'OUS A M.NSfl.411 rUMA' WHAT DO IDA""Wok -_ State Atty. Abbott Herring said today that Sanford City Commissioner Julian Sten- North Fast South QV 21 )T1 114' eTIN. CLEANIN',J EATS LP LINT AN' ACTION WT C3ETS 1}( I C)JSr LIKE LIKE T MV- DOWN or IWAS CANDY. -' : IFl Commission j7 do 11/C LAP! -r •,.,. Herald Staff Writer DOONESBURY Ts GET A TICKET iXED, / Bur'r.nt rm 1 The bidding has by Larry Lev O F ALt.. Ti4 .* -. - J---- KiG'r4AT 0_------ --------------------------- 46 TOP !' -------,-.--. Sanford Florida 32771 —Price 10 Cents -- - LJRFORCf( STOP ThAT FORE Vu ustFAK ow -- -- 2 f7 @ 0 WE By Oswald & James Jacob) by Art Sonsom 0• -- West North Fast South Opening lead THE &O$N_LOSER Macl)uff ruffed, Now he led a diamond to dummy's 10, returned to his hand with the the last four tricks with his good diamonds MacDuff's play is worthy of study. He had guarded,against eerythingexcept5.obreaks znd it was well that he had. SOLMI ID) A- - too 40 JAMES JACORY NORM £Q10b32 100 by Dick Turner IRIIVAL BRIDGE -. - Index -- - -- -' - - - --- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 15, 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/245e3cfa4792b203b9b3ac2d615d5577.pdf 246115d20ddc1e5e169bc1b8e76578ac PDF Text Text - _ -. , 5 * - ---.- :--• -- f - '- .- - -•' , I 14 B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, May 13, lflS Mort Walker coar6E E.'? — I\ TUE % \L-%CST AmP '\9 -KE tJEE 4rE I CAN T E Fi?4ER byDlckTumn RNI'L ________________ 4E ' OJR 7 4E CJ øLEc.? cJz AN,, WIN AT BRIDGE 9 f- By OSWALI) and JAMFS.S JACOHY cce ___________ S IT ) ' 0 53 ALLEY OOP ace and another trump. If you do this declarer will discard his last diamond on dummy's spades and make an ovettrtck. If you don't lead trumps he will ru(f his third diamond. Then what can you do? Jus lead your low trump! If South leads a second diamond your partner will win and play nis last txurnp. Your ace of trumps and 10 of diamonds will set declarer. All other lines of play will also leave him one trick short. That lead of the low trump has cooked his goose. NORTH 13 A A K 1093 Q6 QJ 4 A .1 98 WEST EAST A.17 ' * 86 5 4 VA4 #K9532 • A IQ 7 A Q 754 Kw32 soy-rn it)) *Q 2 v K j tO 9 8 7 2 #864 6 East-West vulrerabk' by Dave Grouc North East %Vesi 67th Year, No, 223—Wednesday, May 14, 1975 ff4 Pass The bidding has been: West North East - 5.2 Million 'Bare Bones'Budget Okayed SJC Students Face Enrollment Cuts Over Lack Of Funds By EL) PRICKETF Herald St.a)i Writer but we'll try to be as fair as possible," Weldon said, and a reduction in the amount of money expected proposal, the school would get about the same Trustee George McCammon asked if curriculum lie said school officials are working on a "modif ied from Tallahassee necessitated a modification of the amount of money as last year. couldn't be shifted to allow those students seeking cpen door policy" which will set operating school's traditional open door policy. So, even though costs utility and employee two-year degrees to attend. A bare bones $5.2 million operating budget ap. guidelines for the fall. Under normal circumstances, any person with a retirement plans are spiraling and tnflatin "I hate to deny people who are after core proved yesterday by trustees at Seminole Junior The school is still accepting applications, high school diploma is admitted to SJC. Now, that tapped everyone's money, the school will be forced courses an education," McGammon noted. But College (SJC) closes school doors on some of the 450 although Weldon said, "We can't guarantee policy is being modified and only certain persons to operate with the same amount of money It had Weldon said different types of education are tinstudents expected to seek enrollment next year, a anything. We're not confirming: we can't." will be accepted next year. Weldon did say that last year. Plus, Weldon s2id about 450 more port.ant to different people. For example, senior school official said today. 'Me budget was accepted with little or no students presently enrolled in classes will have first students are expected to seek enrollment. citizens are very involved with their classes at the SJC President Earl Weldon, In a cover letter to discussion by trustees at last night's meeting. preference. Toward the end of this year's legislative session school as are adults In the continuing education trustees said the school's "open door policy is In Trustees were told, ho wever, that the gloomy Weldon said the picture could impro ve if the in Tallahassee, school officials will know exactly classes Jeopardy," and recommended a budget j ust $950® enrollment picture could brighten If additional final , appropriation Is more than the governor's what funding will be. And at that time, a policy will Of the 2$ junior or community colleges In higher than last year's $5.1 million figure. funds are forthcoming from the legislature, request, which is what school officials based the be adopted which will state which students will be Florida, SJC, in terms of enrollment and budget "A number of students won ' t be able to enroll, The college pr esid en t said spraling cost factors tptri(u, I.::dt5t o;. tnkr th ivernr's i( ail ; hu miy u,t. - tItt1 rxt year t!hUitriLs, rark' 12th. - - - 13 South 1* By Oswald & James Jacoby Pass 2• Pass 34 Pass Here is another Belladonna IIS3 3 • '° South. hoW hind th at shows the advantage :2 K &7 iine'd by defender Ifl holding ' Q sou do n1 What do back his ace of trumps. Unlike A — Bid three hearts. Your other aces, that one ace is sure to win a trick whenever it is partner shoed strength by his two diamond call. He is now sboing a played. diamond suit. Some Iurthtr West opens the three o f strong bo1 bid Ii Indicatci. diamonds against South's fourheart contract. You EaM T1fl).'s'S QtEcrWN Analyze the lead as fourth best Your partner continues to three from a four or five-card suit. notrump What do you do now' You Review the bidding and Amer Tomorrow assume that South has seven hearts. He also holds at least t three diamonds so you can Send $I for J.4COBY MODERN score three diamond tricks if book to: 'Win at Bndge, (c/a this flOWSPSPO(). P.O Box 489. Radio your partner holds the king. Your first impulse is to play CitySratton.New York. N.Y. 10019 - THE BORN LOSER by At Sansom ICR (37vL 2 I IP VJRO!4& 6W<1E1, JIYRE TAJ rrOh 5..i3 C s us I liked the book better than the picture! The picture cost $2.00 and I borrowed the book!" FUNNY BUSINESS Fire Damages Frame Home By Roger Baum rSOkSE D QOIT_CPLAIJIN) '------ r AL.LT1iS (5 BE hb 9 ) J V I 5. -, 1.jjjj ' ' y"' :. M VLL SA ONS 'ti.ãG :Olt 'iou, s. "OUR A5WERS, Th.4OLJGH SELD081 by Lorry Lewis ...ARE i BEST TRADITiONS OF 1.1:04E. !DUCATiON. / 'ra RAISE AS \ $iA N V QUESTIO N S AS IN WHAT WA1, Silt e TH -5-. - E' A N 41 : . )' 7' s -r XO 9E R,01 - f 01 by Garry Trudeau DOONESBURY S EI6 I CA'IT F/NP IT MW AV /IW /Ek6/ i(&YT $44L IL L?cVA/N IER 7iiuue4l. /'f I SiNT (1I5 ?1MSTMEF ME AW 12 / / aq AUT /t IO1E lFf.M LWV'W lIE CH.. LII, 07W1 ti4f, t1Y- &U, 9IE 't/T allN 7M A P,VM 61JE,CCL4STm.,. t'fr Y.. /LR Mme 61TTXS S/RC41VF / 44 TIN, "kr J4 f CAUSM ' / 4 t A (1 i Alert neighbors rescued a wheelchair-bound 81-year-old Sanford man front theporchof his burning residence yester day and firemen extinguished the fire before It spread to the I exterior of the frame house and -1*if+ A saw S r .5- . "% - - • ". C, 81 said he Willie B Bennett, lived alone In the th ree rooms , " -- - w"-. ' i1 I - . on one side of the deteriorated rental duplex at 705 W. I I th St. Bennett told authorities he had beeh sitting on the front #6 A Ott __ - E L 'IIHAT RAPPNS IF LooD6 I trr -. he h ndlifedhi d In the wheelchair and pushed him to safety . 4 - by T. K. Ryan TUMBLEWEED WHERE OGOIN&WITh THE JY, ocEo? - f. 1A1 ' Neighbors, who crowded the Rim sane as Sanf ord f iremen PAWW their *y into bzing $1d oiiI. S CANPLEJLOISA . LUCK9 - -- 81-year-old WiWe Bemett holds persoul papers burned In how fire. Beckwith May Retain Recording 1 AW, KNOCK 099 " MUCi4 NICER SAVWJG fl4AT sVEL 4N G0009VE TO HIM 1 . GET 7.1%" S S -. S *S •, -I.. llccs I S. • ... , . YS.*SOMEONE /ILL FIND "YJ' LOST IN RI3HT FIELD?' By,%IICK I.00IIIIII)(;E *IF. - '. II V the clerk's job responsibilities. duties by contract Instead of - LET THE I F1 C- 'RJI EOP rz 1BREEZ133 WAF cuALOFr. CRrAIN L1RCAL QUA L rry TO 7H EAA. --- .- / -- \)\O OF! ARCHIE by Bob Montana I FINALLYGO1'AROUhQ THAHsc MOM! Jiiøe OUT OF YOUR ROMOM, ARCsOE,' TO CLEANING ALL THE 4I}I TWAT'S WHAT I'M AFRAID to pit! GEE. GOAHEAO, ITT0 SEE lFVu flIEUPUT ALL THOSE THREW OUT 4NVTHI6 HEAVY BA(,s OUT Al TI"E 5000! MIND IF I Cl4ECP( CURD! IATIAJ P - - d" - -- " h i•- County Takes Tough Stand c In Union z ng oyes i Ind -. AA ) ER- YOLtU. HAVE TO EXCL ME A MOMEWT WHILE I 7VU MEAN HE5 COME- BACK 7FAJKL SIR, I DOJT KJ4OW WHICH I WAY HE& COM:46 FROM.. 01)1 1L1. TRY 2 T HAVE HIM 5MU&6LEI) UP ALIVE IA THE FREI6HTELEVATO9 EEK & MEEK i The Seminole Count) Coin an unionizing of its count) mission, dealing with union ernplo)es negotiations for the first time Based on input provided by is taking a tough stand against an experienced labor attorney, the commission yesterday passed a resolution outlining the framework of a personnel policy regarding labor union dealings. - I i • Seminole County Attorney turning the duties over to a -- - J "ta e3 ' Around the corner of the same block, known as flreme fit iaze fran perek where aeIjht.n rescued eerIy inn. "Humphrey's Quarters," are 12 other siruilar houaei all side of the house occupied by amonthwithou(ho:wat&ora buied debris inside the parently single-famil y the porch flames began licking Bennett. The other portion of bathtub or shower facilities. He charred FOOltiS, Bennett quietly dwellings and some of them from a door and windows the house was reported vacant. said the house had a toilet that asked from his whcekhair occupied nearby. Bennett told firemen he had been added on the rear vantage point across the street. Four of the 12 houses also Firemen quickly contained hadn't been cooking in the porch of the frame structure. "Did it burn up my clothes? have condemnation notices '" - . ' As firemen hosed down That's all I want." tacked on the front walls. Duties recording duties, If the comp- "it would not be adverse" to let troller bill is enacted and splits the clerk retain the recording A comprornLw may be in the JN1HE iHlP -' .'' Clerk Arthur Beckwith to retain Tom Freeman said last night separate positiun of county tonight. Herald Staff Writer I'll' works to allow Circuit Court 4+ been termed unfit for habitation Two other houses m the row six have also been ... • Compromise Looms in ClerkwComptroller Split Dispute PRISCILLkS POP SO I ASK HIM, WI'-44T IF I GET S house adjacent to the damaged building was condemned by the city April 17, according to notices posted on it, and has -2 - ••—- the blaze to the interior of the quarters which he rented for $28 ' •- . - ,--- I -. I iSN'r mi A REALMR.Ji south side of W 11th St One - long time" watching the activitles on the dirt street when ghbors, who noticed oke pouring from thi. house, rushed - The damaged houm is closely flanked by other wooden structures in a six-building line of rental dwellings facing the -A porch of the dwelling for BUGS BUNNY Only a few Items of clothing were salvaged from the house and one neighbor brought a small pile of cha rr ed personal papers to the elderly man, lie zed at them and gripped them silently. Neighbors said Bennett will stay with them until he can find a new home. F ire officials said cause of the fire was not immediately nearby dwellings. /E) 01M pYAJT R By BOB LLOYD lieraidStaff Writer . 5-3 CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS Sanford, Florida 32771—Prjce 10 Cents / MAN South Pass 4V PJss Pass Opening lead -- 3 • U - Tampa Attorney Granville comptroller. This of the county's financial Leesburg, has indicated he he would meet with Sen. Ken Vihien said he had received situation. assurances from Beckwith that Last week the delegation although the clerk would Chairman unanimously Oiiu to send comply with the outcome of Sid Vihlen Jr., went to comptroller bill, he would issue to the voters by Tallahassee for a noon meeting rather retain the recording referendum in next year's by Howie Schneider )'J CARRY STK-.S' I . Beckwith. If Fechtel continues bill for the Regional Crime Lab to oppose the issue, Wilson has located at Sanford Airport. indllcated she may not support The House approved the of the amendments to the S consideration. let it go by the wayside," Vihien simply because another ng,en. ll was it) leave the recording said, pointing out that Sen. Lori member of the delegation is "We hope to get strong has'sat in on several of the duties with Beckwith but State foundation for this bill while we Wilson, 1-,Nlerritt Island, has opposed," Vihlen said. "I want meetings with the delegation, Alt) Gen Robert She-in said indicated th will make no s at she wants t Alley tr ong said are in Tallahas,r.e," Vihien he it to0stand fl Orfall i on I men the proposed creation of this action would be un Issue resented to the recommendations on labor said this morning prior to constitutional and that the duty the compixober is 'too tin VihIen said both he and departure legislature withou t opposition negotiations decisions, but only portant to take lightly." would have to rest with t he from the unt} Freeman would be low-key" A tote on the Crime Lab four-member will "advise" the commission newly created position of dele°dtlon in attending the session with the measure Is ex pected earl) next of the law, facts and alter ihlen and Freeman are county comptro1ler, who wil ' delegation expected to natives, week The lab serves 26 return to the counts responsible for keeping abreast State Rep 'v iou. F u.htel R. At saute time, Vihlen said counties In Central Florida _________________________________________________ Ii idr -..!~ 'IIr ! . : I '' ' '- .,, jal g ' ' BULLETIN C ty Fest val Br ngs i i 5A and Blue, intl with the corn711-88 mission on Monda In th e first Il/i session for adissing board 711 members on how to deal with 12/i any upcoming union 711 negotiations. 4/i The county already tins been 6/i approached b the teamsters 6/i and car pe nters l ocal unions 5/i representing county employes 8/i 10/i primarily in the roads and 713 parks department 12/i The commission's resolution states ''that it is the county's split the duties of Clerk Arthur Support for passage of a funding with the county legislative duties, which include mor. presidential primary. the measure. funding measture last week and delegation, for what Vihien tgages and deeds. expects to be a final vote on the don't want somebody the bill is currently in con. "We have walked the mile on "I this thing and I don't intend to voting against the measure ference cormittm for Senate One ..... Calendar Classified Comics Crossword Puzzle Dear Abby Dr. I .aiiib Editorial Horoscope Hospital Obituaries Sports Television Women's would oppose the creation of the Plante (Orange County) and new county post, which would other top Senate leaders to gain i Cheers It I LIC r1vc11u IX; F It herald Staff W r it er Cambodian (Ear lier Stur), l'age 2 Al WASHINGTON API U .S. Air Forces planes destroyed three Cambodian naval vessels after the planes were fired onin the vicinity ot the captured U.S merchant ship Mayaguer off Cambodia, Pen ta gon sources said today. - week too 'Springfield Chamber Agri day hauling produce from place C h am ber of Commerce Businessommitteechairma,i, to place and setting up and Executi v e Director Jack for the way it turned out dismantling the livestock pen_s 's Farm City Iiornt'r call ed it "an excellent homer also had praise for the used for the Old McDonalds Festival, which yesterday drew day all around. I can't give Future Famers of America Farm petting zoo for children. produce bargain-hunters from enough credit to Wendell members who spent most of the Chris Elsea, manager of J. C. "I ll parts of Seminole (.ounti Penne) inSanfordPlavj call ed and as far away as Kissimmee it a real good day and a good and Daytona Beach, drew -,,i . boost for business here at the cheers today from merchants r_?i':: plaza." i who received a needed boost v...-.. Crowd estimates varied. -: .-.from the promotion. -?' . -. Stores in dwnttiwn and - - - put the figure at 6,000 - - ' - . - 7r;1_4 ON 1;W i i Vg- M l . 5 S j -- �- - - - 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Wednesday, i The Evening Herald tias been l (FNAE) petition for special advertising vention of the Florida sections promoting shopping Newspaper Advertising Associa Lion Execut ives centers or downtown II -. ,r--' - — held last weekend petition. The Herald's winning entry was 34-page color advertising WE GUARANTEE EVERYTHING WE SELL YOU HAVE OUR WORD OF HONOR section for the grand opening of the Altantonte Mall. The section was coordinated by Barbara Di Mast and Susan Fanung of The Herald. The special promotion was prepared by The Herald staff. Coordinating the promotion at the Altamonte Mall were Regional Mall Manager Doug Pertz and (former) Stall %tanager Mark 'S . DELSEY BATH TISSUE LIQUID . W Grayson The Herald also won second lace in a competition for the FFERIN r- — Iv,J TABLETS Cr LIMIT I LIMIT PKG. c q, / is M arines \ •p.1 - EDGE PEPSODENT TOOTHpASIE PROTECTIVE SHAVE 5_0Z. / ren 't Removed By The Associated Press Thai Premier Kukrit Pramoj gave the United States until Thursday morning to remove 1,100 U.S. Marines he said were landed in Thailand today without his per. mission. The Marines were sent to back up President Ford's demand for release of an American freighter held by Cambodia's new Communist 6overrnnent, Kukrit told newsmen he would take "drastic actim" if the United States did not withdraw the Marines from the territory of its only rernainlng ally on the SoutheaatAsian mainland. In an ultimatum delivered to U.S. (barge d'Affaires Edward E. Masters, Kukrit said his country does not irdend W be drafted into U.S. preparations to take back the merchant ship Ma yaguez by Force Meanwhile, 10 or 50 student protesters yelling, "American go home," and carrying sips such as Bastard Ford, get your troops out," were at the airport for the arrival of the new U.S.ambassador to Charles S. %1~tehouse. WASHINGTON (AP) — W th $1.3 mil1ion from the federal government, the Law Enforcen=t intenigence Unit, a nationwide police cirganization virt~y unknown to the public. has amassed a computerized tntel1igence file containing 18,905 names The intelligence unit and its data bank were established to exchange Intelligence Information on organized crime, but some police officials say it has expanded its interests to include political dissenters and any citizen who arouses the curiosity of the police. Helms Offers Viet Aid J • WASHINGTON (API — Sen. Je&w Helms says irtem. bers of Congress should give their own money to help Vietruw*3e refugees and has backed his appeal with a 1' The North Carolina Republican said private contributlonsshould be used to resetti" the refugees "mskact of raiduig the US. Treasury." Helms attadwd Ks cbed tp meMm.nttn1h. ref I.4hfltrauring by the resettlement program to be FBI, CIA Issue Denial FBI and Centrit! Intelligence U.S, immigration commissioner that security checks tIdV. rtated a logjam b'orkmg resettluntnt of tens of thousands of South Vietnamese refugees. "it's really not a undue burden on us," an FE! spokesman said. A CIA spokesman said extra workers are checking refugees' -. I II I .,/ ('-- I k." i) -fl'— / '• 4'I - - 4 \ ' / " '. ' -•-- f'f'f (J IA DI'S TVV IUVMRM BARNESAND AYDS 39 PILLS ANTIFUNGAL WETTING BOX OF 40 N N 2-FL OZ I I LISTER X ii 49S 1½-LB. ' 31 -02 BOX niDra'Trn'e - SMOKE GR L___ 18" 18'• cooking grid and tilt-away hood. Heavy gauge steel constiuc. lion. rm an' de Bob 1Jd1Ul, • 4975 C '.'. chairman for Seminole County Unit of the American Cancer sayshe hopes to reach a oslol $20000 in the present neighborhood canvassing. The Lyle residential chairman (field OASIS executive assisted by Mrs. Gwen Edelman RSPV directress Disehn listed key captains and workers for areas in north and south area of thi,county: Imb Arbor, Jack Welble; Goldsboro, Hemkiah Ran and Inez JeIL-; Georgetown, Marie Francis; Brams Tower Grayce Delp Pin er st Ken Holt and Natalie Emerson' 20th & Park Ave. TI nO Mann nvvuiiiere, Hazel Ar, Helen Egan, and Mrs Ernesto Arana I 1 V 3 02 - II J I I U II J=lJ 9fiF H Sturdywooden frame with canvas scsi & back. __________ ri i CHAIR ILL By Cancer 'Z ' ROUND POINT 48 Ash handle .. FOR 'M—' GIFU STYLE I# ,v r SIZE ) " RUBBERMAID ASSORTMENT 12' *10 FT. SANDALS . ICE CREAM PLASM CUTLERY EACH ' Pack 0124 . ' SI'ELF LItER I FT, SHELF & 'T' Small medium. and large ,'.: , .- . '- r'- - TELHOLD i e4's6e .•. ,l tub J FUJi OI • OAF Flu O( RC'tl FJI COUPOd LIMIT XP Y 17 SUPERs COUPON I I Sunday lieniki ALL POPULAR BRANDS ALL SIZES Secad Class Pusta Peo at I 19 7 OZ CTN ! LIMIT ::_ - -q I I CARTONS - - - - - — -. TI _________ . 1 - -- - _____ S., Police reservist Pain Mul- to go to the store For me." tributed a packet of reports on lins, 19, has to send her mother Police officers in this small more space than his agency needs. The bills (11B1709 and SB256) would have a panel of "The expenditure of over $9 million in travel expenses by a department whose mission is to help the poor, the disabled, the fiRS assee house Bills passed: Racing — Increases from 17 to 17.4 per cent the amount withheld by the state from bets at thoroughbred race tracks. CS-11132004. Regulated Industries and lAcensing (onunittee. To Senate. lthcing Di vides $5.4 million realized by increasing the state's share of throughbred beLs among the tracks to in. I ' "'m I I ? --.:. . - ° J CL - . . I! ong LOR . 110 OR 126 FILM 3 'Se" S for LIMIT I 1?EXP.1 " fr' 14(, yy w Fudgslcles Ict Milk eari; r Racing — Created a study committee to Investigate the feasibility of state operation of throughbred race tracks. H132072. Regulated Industries and licensing. To Senate. Racing — Increases from 17 to 17.4 per cent the mon wi th held from harness racing bets and uses the money to crease purses. HR2IOI. Regulated industries and censing 0 Senate The Senate Did not The Governor Signed into law: Financial disclosure Moves the deadline for Iding this year's financial disclosure statements from Thursday Jul'' 10(11. S uJRiaru. andif' Cond OfluUCi uct .A.JflUflI ee. ) ': Effective immediately. - I EXRRES MAY I — , ava y are a ekint' '' Id "I don't work,"V to prove stantial fraud. Henry Jackson, D-Wash. Under the law, if Wallace won Miss Mullins said she bor. of employes cut. When the legislature tried to 30 per cent of the vote and rowed a gun from a friend "but I've never had to use it. it is a reorganize IIRS, Keller (ought Jackson 20 per cent, with no very peaceful community and it vigorously and lost, Barron other candidate exceeding 15 the only problems you have are said. "How can we expect him per cent, Wallace wou:d get 60 Jackson 40 per cent. She said her mother, Faye, The bill originally w ould have Barron said he was getting was "a little alarmed w hen first asked to bu the bullets because calls all the time about the allowed parties to send uncoinmitteed delegates to the con3he doesn't know anything "sorry conduct" of HRS vention in proportion to the ing to help people. avout guns." ckshare of votes captured by can The Senate Miss Mullins took a 16-week president dictates who got less than 15 per police training course at Semi- tributed a copy of a letter from nole Junior College and is now Keller to HRS division directors cent, but the provision was destudying criminal Justice. She ordering them to clear all leted. "This allows major parties to also works as a dispatcher for statements on reorganization the Orange County Sheriff's De. with him or Dr. E.W. Sandberg, adopt delegate allocation s)s-tems as opposed to the winnerdeputy fiRS secretary. par da. take-all theory," said Rep. Jere Former Division of Retar The only woman on a force McCallister Toldon, 1)-Fort Walton B.ich. a consisting of the police chief, Lion Director Jack sponsor of the measure three patrolmen and four re- covered up the death of a child smists. Miss Mullins esti- at a Sunland Training Center, mated that she fired 500 rounds and Keller didn't fire him until of ammunition on the firing he was forced to, Baffon added. Barron added that the federal ra nge w hile ta king her Police Board of Statxlards training. government is now in "I did well enough to quah. vestigating the Gainesville Sun' fy"' she said. "I enjoy police land as well as all other retarElation centers. work:' 1svm DEAN'S CAREER Truh APPARE Rd it's I M810 So of 0" III N Hwy 1791. Cam — — - — — — ——— - I in Department of Transportation contracts. 1113461. Transportation Committee, Effective July 1. I PART OF YOUR I U. 1 -•tAI, r.e r P ices C#l, V ou - Can CUt Grass... G ALL MOWERS RED U - CED 1 0 - State think we're talking about sub' be reorganized and the number years ago." meet. ,. -But all claims are handled In the same way. All persons MPER1 COUPON BORDEN'S 6 PK NOVELTIES I crease purses up to $2,000 per race. CS-HB2005. Regulated Industries and lAcensing. To Senate. - TRU-TEST ,, Federal law requires all 50 states to permit Jobless esi dents to move to states where the job market may be better without losing benefiLs. IV head of New York State's Unemployment Insurance Division said Monday that mans sta tes have eased requirements for benefit recipients to update their eligibility requirements. hampering New York's efforts 22 Deluxe Adjustable Wheels Reg $124 Now 1 \ _R- S" I\ - c I - \- t\ . ' %iou'ie heard it before. , an(I it 149' $117 $ T R U-TEST 2211 Self Propelltd Reg. $139 Now 9 Telephone Tickets Available From Any Member Of The PBA Or At The Door. DONATION $2.00 PER DINNER Ifere it (4)IIIes Ilgaill 4 h.p. Motor Easy Start 17-92 Fri. May 16, 1975 F. pitch. 3uiIdg TAKE OUT r' 15-rv.~~- 10% Supreme 22" Bicycle Type Rear Wheels ,',, OW EAT-IN ,, TRU-TEST I I Serving From 4 - 111W Police Benevolent nn ..:.- , ' 109 Chicken BarwBnQ Lake Front - $ te i EXPIR ' IN, bid I SUPER, COUPON OFF INSECT REPELLENT GAR etcept Sourday and Ctirtitmas Day by The 5&nforcl Htfski. Inc IV N FrefKh Avo, Sonfoed, bscr.inion Rates by CJ'*f 0 EACH Ocvs _____________________ _r.!&!e!. ' KODACOLOR LM DEVELOPED & PRINTED ' high '' ' S411 126 127 OR 6M 0 a N 17 lxposupf 1,40f 3S I DRER LitER CHARCOAL GRILL males 2 to I ' OR RM PAIR FOLDING FREEZER (j),tiiit 1 7910 198 each Cut*q ray ZORI ' • ; Durable 80-OZ A, Sink drvidef mat 9 Sink LADIES' & MEN'S " 1 'f ). mat * Rectangular dish pan 99 I McDaniel; Mayfair, Mrs. Johri Hancock. Sweetwater Oakr, Mrs. 1 dilniami Carriage hill Sharon Mrock, Spring Oaks, Pam Reddit; Society Park, Midy Weber; Plantation, Celia PITCHER 18 SMIALVALUES PRUNER 14" x 14- cast iron grill with 16" chrome- - WINDF.'RNIERE, Fla. (AP) Tuesday. "So I get my mother liceman who was here some when he knew his agency might Wallace of Alabama and Sen. — proposed amendments to take dLtciplme of Justice away From the Supreme Court. Out GLASS 7"l RUDOCtUUMIIJ ANVIL HIBAW Buckner; Sanora, mci Winewood Office Complex examples were Gov. George population within the emergen. cy capacity. The third motion, by the n0fo ,tate, asks that a three-judge court sit when the suit finL:11%, TAI LAHASSEL, Ha (AP) to cut fradulent out-of-state comes to trial — Among the 187,000 persons claims from its rolls Wainwright denied that the collecting unemployment benetemporary tent hoasing is a Harold Kasper said 12,000 of piece of showmanship to dra fits in the Sunshine State, other states are picking up the tabs New York's 50,000 out-of-state matize the need for more mon for 32,000, a Florida official unemployment benefit ey to the legislators meeting in recipients are temporarily says . Tallahassee ing in Florida while looking for "The legislature is reacting But John Wesley White. FlorWork. to our problem," Wainwright ida's employment security chsaid. "it is determined to build rector, says the 32,000 persons "We're dependent purely on additional prison facilities. filing for out-of-state benefits the action of other states. We're These tents are We because of are not freeloaders milking after the federal government to crowded conditions already gaining home states jC) up the other ststes so we existing and because almost 700 a can get complete reports," sentenced to state prisons are backed up In county jails. "Generally, all states have Kasper said. had substantial problems in handling claims loads,' he said SANFORD POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION Tuesda"Intersta nt about one-sixth of our total monthly workload, added iss,000 Florida claims." to " SPRING SON" -• the House was presented by prcWnents as an aid to frontrunning candidates. Cited as In addition, Barron said, Kel. ler contracted for $4 million worth of office space at The Bullets asks a ceiling on state prison 1--- llawe, cd md tempered steel blade 4 16-01 SIZE '/ 14 I ' i' 39t --• A .' I long - . SHOV' L. "THE One-piece durable *hot* lystyene 33 . CED ) I ' U SUBURBAN" II WHITE B D ' - - . Ruby secretary, Barron has dis- Has To Bu ' The primary bill passed by hee Barro 200 later this week, filling all erec 2Dfoot fences of the state pris, on. The area is fenced off frot I ti maximum security section. *.u" ewiii,-rn this min on the oeopleofFlorltis," n said tri an interview Tuesday. In preparation for Thursday's joint hearing by three com. mittees on whether the Senate should reconfirm Keller as 1IRS help the 1,200 elderly whose petition requirement was reonly afflicition is old age but strictive and discouraged citiwho are siving in the suate mental h!f'al it UiV nortt parties Reserve C op sMom with 1,532 residents In facilities Tuesday that construction built For 727. plans made last September are Wainwright said he doesn't outdated. lie said the state will know how long the tent housing be short 2,000 beds in June 1976 will be necessary, but added it instead of being caught up. is Intended to be torn down He testified in a hearing on a Most of the tent dwellers are when portions of state hospitals suit Filed by inmates claiming 1'izL uffvisdxr& ar.d all U'C C at Lantana 'md Arcadia are violation of their civil rights sidered minimum security renovated for prison use, through inferior medical treatrisks, prison officials said. The renovations should be ment, partly because of overSupt James Godwin of the completed by August at Lan- crowding. U.S. District Judge Charles Lake Butlet reception center tana and October at Arcadia, he It. Scott indicated he will rule was applauded Tuesday when said. The state prison system has Friday on three motions. One he told the group that they will be the first to get permanent nearly 14,000 inmates in facil- motion by the inmates asks that tent housing be barred as cruel and Inhuman punishment. Another motion by the inmates ANTIBACTERIAL CRUB BRONZING FOAM By COPPERTONE totalling three per cent of the can party would not have to go registered voters in the state as through the petition process tr)lflg to force Gain Speed wil REDUCING PLAN CANDY SOLUTION E TAIl 111u11 1Ml general eke- I prison assignments as va- itles wi th emergency capacity cancies occur. of 11,105. quitoes, ants, fire hazards and Prisons director Louie I.. Five new prisons will be cornwinds, the first % inmates have Wainwright estimated that the pleted next year, but the popumoved Into Florida 's tent city first group will be moved within lation is gr owing at an unprece. jail as officia ls make an effort three weeks, to be replaced by dented rate, Wainwright said. to ease the overcrowded prison others from Lake Butler, the Fred Baldwin chief of the system. clearing ho use for the state sys- state budget bureau, testified in .T.,. tern and the most overcrowded federal court at Jacksonville l ' preceding ea ch elect ion. If passed signed into law, the bil l would mean. the Amen Hearing Nears rARKE, Fla. lAP) — Wi th many complaints about mos- ' Pse-d Daly and Sway. and said ther" hac be"n no reports of a backlog ('1I // - SUPERs COUPON WASHINGTON (AP) I / •. I I niittee voted 8-3 for a measure in the national conventional dde- (HB1OS7) to automatically tion. First 96 Inmates Move Into Tent City Prison ____ 1/ ." Goa l Set Idyllwilde, 8_0Z "WS some, . agencies and the two telephone companies operating in Seminole County. well, LIMIT 1 \ W" / ordinating operations among Chai 79 spokesman, would e minority : ;'° r::€ The House Election Corn- received 15 per cent of the vote parties must collect pe titions approvpd unanimously Tuesday almost identical Changes s Winner Take-All Scrap cent Barron. "It's a damn sorry shame that the govi rnor of 1- lorida is seven senior circuit Judges consider recommendations of discipline of justices by the Judicial Qualifications Commission, S&ti6n ' - Ma HAIR SPRAY By CLAIROL ANTISEPTIC MOUT"WASH To - 7-OL LIMIT 1 said. "The hope is that t1tose SPRAY currently operating in com- By GILLETTE municatlons will continue in the 911 program. 6-0Z polsk1 views his job, Initially "âã I MXWkATE FINAL NET , , t Limit1 LISTERINE he et lawmakers v Tuesday for a bil l (lJBlfl4) to allow the major parties to split Bill Barron Says Keller Waste F nds Senate. The house Appropriations and Senate Rules committee PRELL NON-STING ANTI. PERSPIRAINT ' said. HOUR AFTER HOUR s pot o nt R TAI.I.AHA&SEE, Fla. I All) — The first proposed con. stitutional changes growing out of Florida Supreme Court scandals are on their way to the floors of the House and -''" 7-OZ. y A . Party s 3rd Wednesday, May _i, 1975—A Evening Herald, Sanford, FL to each senator, to buy bullets for the .38-caliber town some 12 miles west of Orlie sent a copies of corre- revolver she carries on patrol. lando have to provide their own spondence to senators Tuesday "Federal law prohibits any- guns and ammunition. from 25 public officials ex- one under the age of 21 from "We only have one gun," Popressing the handling of juveniles in the olver," Miss Mullins said "Tha: was left behind by a pofiBS Division of Youth ServIces. Barron said Keller has failed ii I i iniser-ibly in administering laws passed by the legislature, 8Y The Associated Press has failed to correct auditing Tuesday, May 13, 1975 irregularities and has leased Court k-.. ' .5,, - , .S. _____ '.•' ()/ Funds for the systerri are being provided by local, State and federal governments, with the state doing the majority of the funding. . IR 1 sy stem WIJ staffed Threatens U. '-. ,,// k F TI.,1,, DrriIIpfriir CCCIII _I ' I r I SpoLskl S - - of the vote in his American party bid for the U.S. Senate J i last year. "This is a terrible bill," said John French, a lobbyist for the Democrats. "It gives them (American party candidates) a s u free ride on the coattails of one candidate." The comm tee, however, TAli\}fAEE Fla (All) aged and th e mentally deficient see burearcrats at the Keller defenders have said the doubted anyone could run it as - O.J. Keller is wasting tax- is unconscionable to me," wasting money when the people problems are Inherent in the well as Keller has in the year agreed with Reps. Arthur Rude, payers' dollars and trying to Barron said, at the bottom are suffering." massive 36,000-employe and a half he's been on the job. R-Fort Lauderdale, and A.H . cover up problerns in the mari. "It sure gets my ire up when I Gov. Reubin Askew and other "people agency" and that they Barron said Keller fired for- "Gas" Craig, D-St. moth Health and Rehabilitati v e mer Baker Act hearing exam who introduced the bill at the of the American party. Services Department, says men Jon Camlnez when Cam request Rude and Craig said that the Senate President Dempsey lnez tried to do something to TAMPA, Fla. (All i — "it wasn't hard for me tosee evcrviine was grabbing," says I;irry Williams, explaining 1K skinuiiul hunk of tlit Funds he raised on behalf of former Sen. Edward Gurney. Unler cToss exarnir;at1o:1 in the britx-ry conspiracy trial of Gurney and four co-defenclants, Williams was asked Tuesday wh) he pocketed $48,500 cash from the $400.000 h cLiuns he collected in builder shakedons Willituns replied that at first he thought he had it ((Jilting, but later realized he was wrong about that. "Iater on it became mixed witli fright. It became a r1ib bag. I was in a position For a year or two to take advant.age of it and I did," he testified. "I can't make any excuses for it, and don't," Williams added. -Z. - - The bill, passed over the ob- a prerequisite to placing state. again in 1976 because John American party candidates a candidates who win more than for minority party candidates jections of a Democratic party wide candidates on the ballot at Grady collected nearly 16 per Williams Tells Of Rake-Off uh1ERIN - a bill to guarantee statewide gates proportionately among guarantee a spot on the ballot • • - PACK LIMIT 1 presidential primary while a Howse committee has approved - - - - Back The House has voted : °J Florida's "winner-take-all" legislation (11111267) aimed at guaranteeing malpractice insurance coverage for doctors .uid hospitals — F - IL. - - House Votes TA ILAIIAS.sE}.;, Fla. (AP) — Gob'. Reubin Askew asked for an extra $30 million for prisons juvenile delinquency programs and welfare as th e Florida Senate worked today on a proposcd 14.474-billion state budget for Fiscal year 1975-76. 'Y and Mean.c Chairman Bob Saunders says the Senate version of the bill is $15 million lower than a housepassed budget prop')sal, The last-minute request From Askew for the additional fund s not expected to considered by the Senate Immediately, said Budget Director Joe Cresse. Me an w hile, the Senate was expected to ratify 1,, -- r Orlando 911 officials, whose ntunber," Sp.-clski said. When the system is system is not yet operating. Spolski will attend the 911 operational, all emergency By 1977, Sembsole County Action committee meeUng in calls will be received by residents who need police, fire, Orlando Friday. dispatchers at a new county medical, rescue or other "The idea behind 911," communications center at Five emergency services will be Spol.skl said, "is to shorten thePoints, near the geographical dialing 911 (nine-one-one) — emergency response time and center of the co unty. according to John A. Spolski, to eliminate confusion over the Ali calls will be recorded "for who took over as the corn- correct number to call when clarification in Ute event munications system's super- emergency service is rgeded. person calling is distraught or visor today. "Certainly, it's easier to excited," SpoLckl said, and Spolski. former associate remember 911 than it is to appropriate emergency agency editor of IV Herald, will be in remember different seven4git diWtchF1d imnediately. Eventually it won't be Gairsm-We soon to view the numbers for police, fwe and only 911 system now operating other agencies. Under 911, new necessary for callers USIfl In Florida. But first, he'll be people moving into the area will publlc telephones to deposit any checking tomorrow with always be sure of the cor rect money to reach the 911 IJI - . son Programs HALF GALLON / i \\ By RICK PANTRIDGE Herald Staff Writer IN - --- • ICE C IIV% - 1 p I I fI Iul1I . n BURDEN'S ELSIE U __ olski or ai - Al:11: Askew Seeks t ' uv-:vu,i,,Ofl IULIVI T)'( IGT TO (IVIT OVATlTItS COP1RNT 'iii ii DUGS PRICES GOOD THRU SAT MAY 17 1975 ... 2• f - IN BRIEF competition. 9 11 _. FLORID A 1 . 013 More than 550 entries were ne Herald's Advertising Director Bob Markey and Barbara Di submitted by newspapers Masi proudi) displa) first place plaque won In statewide corn- throughout the state in the . •__.,- -. OCOUMS PHARMACIM PERSONAL SERVICE I DOWNsTOmEARTH at best black and white agency Prepa W ad. Winning entry in this classification was an ad for The Swallows in F}tBa thich was especially created for The Herald by Becky Karst, ad. vertising coordinator of The swauows. r' --•- ------ Committee CI The award was presented to the Treasure Island Inn in awarded I irst place in statewide newspaper com. The Herald at the spring con- Daytona Beach. - — WHIN-DIXIE areas. — -,--..- 243111 FRENCH AVE. NEXT TO . Herald Wins Award For nec a Section S - - --- - CrVfl laI)('I$ 1)il at tiitiiiii,tl It but read "5 (alit ipe out s our hopt-is for the hiltire. It frets %fill -1 4,41111.1 1.4-cord that or t'an't be landing . I t'r'ut"ed Sv. "()Odb ii JOl). F.,ii1h,' r% hire a ut • to toll 't't' ill th,nk 11 1,11%I 4' • is, ut' tIt'4' 1('(' or lir-tick %oii p,)vkvI %to)rlh the 1)r;(-t- %i)ti iiiii-I pa in . Open 'Til 1P.M. Saturdays 520 S. Ma'le Ave Sanford, Flold tilt, ('11(1 A Community Service Mt;e From Thc Herald __________________ �=- Evening Heiald round The Clock Seems funny, but we can vividly remember the days when It was fun to hitch-hike from place to place. There was no fear - for neither driver nor potential passenger - as It was Just an assumed fact that you couldn't drive far In any direction without encountering at least a few roadside hopefuls with thumb stuck high In the air for all to see. 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area ('ode 30$-322.2 or 831.9993 Wednesday, May 14, 19?5-4A WAYNE I). DOYLE, lublisher Wll.IJAM V. CURRIE. Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKE Y, Advertising Director lJt'n,e Deliver): Week, 55 centS; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, 114.20; V&ar, $2840. By Mail: In florida same as home delivery. Ali other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $1620; 12 Months, $32 40. Today? Well, It's Just not quite the same. We know from personal experience that it's changed - for both driver and hitchhiker. When you're behind the wheel today and see some of those who are literally attempting to 'bwr,' a ride, you're Just plain afraid to take a chance .- fearful that the one you stop to hAl.. ...I ..4 ......h ....lt .1k.... ,,,,, , , ,, weapon and demand your worldly possessions L__plus your life, if he's in that frame of mind, Too, you have to worry if he-she is alone or Energy Crisis S till Big Is s u e The order by President Ford, suspending over a two-year peritd price controls on domesticall produced oil, is a reminder to Congress that the shadow of the energy crisis still looms darkly over the nation. authorizing humanitarian and evacuation aid for South Vietnam was overwhelmed by the rush of t'V€mt In lndot'huia, so, It seems, could Amt'rican traffic and industry suddenly come to a halt while Congress deliberates over a comprehensive energy EvenIng Herald, Sanford, FL So, we decided to hoof it, forgetting it was about 18 blocks or so between the house and the office, At first, we were undecided as to the hitch-hiking bit, figuring the walk would be good for the legs and the rest of the human anatomy. A few blocks later we decided, "Oh, what the heck. Give It a try." That's when we remembered all the stories which have passed over the copy desk relating to the crimes perpetrated against the Innocent guy-gal who needs a ride for one reason or another and is forced into taking that method of obtsining same. Too, we could readily recall the time we were serving Uncle Sam and In order to hang onto some of that train fare we decided to ride the thumb clear across the country - and made it In 4i days with the help of a ride all the way from Memphis, Term., to San Francisco. So, we decided to stick to the sidewalks of Sanford and hikc the distance. And you know, It was a pleasant walk those 18 blocks. Surprisingly enough, It took Just about 30 minutes to make the trek a.: I we were In the &fIce before we knew it. ziowever, on the way to The Herald, we couldn't help but recall those clays when we 'hitched' a ride to participate in a baseball game for the Meadville, Pa., Moose team, or Wonder how we'd fare today If we tried the same trick? Ton, we wonder what our reaction will be the next time we come across someone standing beside the road In need of a ride. WII we dare stop and Lake a chance or will we throw caution to the wind and remember :1 and give the person a lift? It should be InterestIng. - B Currie RALPH NOVAK VYUNLL) IN _____- ts ____________________ ___________________________ BusyLines ______ _ _______ __ - I Business The consumer advocates notwithstanding, it ____ Jill)1 ____ isn't the Standard Oils or the AT & Ts or the like _________________ that bother us. Corporate giants like these tend to run scared at the merest hint of criticism. _______ What does bother us is the peoance of the b _______ ____ ______ ________ _____ ______ little enterprises which are supposedly the back. .. bone of the American free enterprise system, ____ T' particularly the multitude that operate via the . ________ .' . malls and which actually do more business this _____ way than when the majority of Americans lived in rural Isolation. _____ ._____ The "action lines" or similar serv1ce, that _____ . ____ appear In nearly every newspaper to/.ay are . ___ . I filled daily with complaints from p.ple about ____ mall-order houses. They sent money and got the -. wrong item and can't get satisfaction. Or worse, _____ - ____ they sent money months ago and have never \. .-. -.. .-received anything, not even an • acknowledgement, cxcept i cancelled check. . ____ .. ' The "action lines" have proven to be a useful . recourse for the put-upon consumer, as their ____ _____ continuing popularity testifies so well. And In fairness, it must be said that the mall-order ______ companies want to do the right thing - eventually. There are and always will be genuine rip- . offs, but these are the exception. Th legitimate companIes, and that Includes 99potnWcenethjng per cent of them, remain an important part of the country's economic life serving a real need. need you But even the best of them seem to be Infected With "tflMfl" disease these days. bo more - Thelargeromparmies,whohavereputauo protect, are usually the quickest to serve and promptesttomake adjustments. Again, Itseems to be the little enterprises who collect most of the complaints. p ta Smith Denies Soft Line it's because they operate out of shoeboxes using the cheapest help they can hire as "Ming the MerSALISBURY - (LENS) - Riodesia's prime Government sources have said that nothing and lack both managerial expertise and public Congress produces a full-scale program as an the haunting "DWC of the GCto$CS 8fld plan for getting the alternative, constitutional talks on Smith referred to "the minutes" of the meeting. Orangupolds. Maybe it's their employes, who consider any Rhodesia going. During a hard-line speech at And at the court hearing In March on the request from boss or customer an Imposition and loinmercials You've Purchased By," a Bulawayo this week he suggested that the three redetentlon of a nationalist leader, the govern- pow molasses into the gears of commerce as one memory4ane trip inspired by the voices of Rex original parties to the exercise - South Africa, merit argued that the ceasefige reprJ an way of getting back for the fact that they are not Marshall, Bill Shipley, Ed Herllhy and Rhodesia and Too Zambia should meet together egreement with a foreign stale (South Africa) being paid as much as they think they deserve, Alexander Scourby, reading those commercial with a repreaenthtive of the Afriran Natincvl which could not be made publir Whateer it is. it can't all be blamed on the when employes strike against an airline, the airline messages that enriched so many of otw lives. Council, to sort out exactly what was and what The ANC has again made It clear that it will Postal Service. In fact, forget the mail-order end lP your lance, wonderful person, but should careful!" SPECIAL REPORT 0 Sadat under requirements of the new negotiator city charter to confirm or overrule dismissal, demotion or Diplomatic Calm Seeks fund which has been in existence far 17 years. It works very to compare the sound on unused channels, Dmber. the conditions it claims he accepted. much like strike benefit payments to the union members. degree h every American business today. It's Juxtaposing the staccato beat of channel 8 in New The most significant part of Mr. Smith's like pulling teeth to get people to perform. One of theatreasons thenever constitutional talks, No-i airline pilots, who ere among the highest salaried York with the ragtime channel 6 in Qilcago and agreed on Lusaka,why have b speech, and it was the part that got the most Was this how this gre.it Industrial nation was einployes in the world, are leading union efforts to kill the the smooth channel 9 In Miami. the Rhodesian government and the ANC have applause, was when he made It "absolutely clear built? It hardly seems possible. that there would never be a handover (to black TinIng the speed demons begun In the Sen to islate ag Inst the agreement. dazzling variety of musicians and singers, inBut the agreement has held i In court It was recently cluding Casey Stengel, Norman Mailer, Imogene was decided at Lusaka. Smith has repeatedly confirmed In a ruling by the Circuit Court of Appeals for the CocaandararerecordingofMaoTseTwig, on aaldthatthe onlypreconditlon fora conference andotheroffld&andunoffllvojhavel down. Outside Rhodesia it may be easy to been trying to persuade the automobile Court. nationalist detainees as and when a ceasefire In michael classic, Far from true, their speedometers. 1eCjvflArnauUcaBoardha1oruJodintof "Recorded Messages from Around the the guerrilla war took effect. The speculation at the Commonwealth conagreement, finding tha' it works to the h"v't nf rrrirs i'! W,dd," (eaturing "all our reservations agents Not only do some drivers seem to take It as a The ANC claims that Smith accepted far more, ference that Rhodesia will be brought to its k,nees personal challenge to see LI their cars can really The record supports this finding. wages have weatherclUes, forecasts for March 18, 1968 for 73 dismantling of the "protected" villages and no when the Frelimo government takes over on people may be lulled Into the belief that any car climbed steadily. SWwarde.scs receiveAirline about $12,000 a 'earand in selected mare political trials or executions of convIcted total compensation for 13 flying hours in an average week. A June 25th, Is ill-founded. The country will soldier capable of such speads must merely be cruising "Great Late Night Record Offer Corn- terrorists, on, admittedly under very difficult conditions; it at 75 or 85. typical 747 captain's wages are now about $72,000, with anothe' mercials," with Frankie Lame, Chubby Ills almost impossible to believe that the will not collapse. The biggest of the automakers, General $O,000 in benefits, for an average of 11 hours flying flint per Checker, Artle Shaw and Bobby Vinton, among Rhodeslans could have agreed to such terms. week. The efforts of the Zambian government to deMotors, Is finally moving in the desired dineothers, offering you hours of listening pleasure, Yet they have refused to disclose precisely what But the airlines themselves have not fared so well. Struck again and again and again and.., escalate the guerrilla war have not so far had tion. Beginning next year, the top speed shown did happen. any effect, with heay los5es, they should not now be saddled with any on smaller GM cars will be 85 miles per hour. changes which will further tireaten their service to the public or JACK A NDERSON their financial solvency.. There seems no reason to change the present balance between employes and management In the airline indttry. Indeed, the public good Is best served at this time by maintaining the airlines' mutual aid agreement. t I WI 'Force? ,fl Tins is anofhr mea1Ie.s rreaf" - an On eit4 ill TCIX Hilre missed police officer, Robert Planners of a new county Jail County Commission, three-fourths of a mill increase, A plant to handle modular plications for the entire state tonally, also happens to be he settled on Five Points as Commission Chairman SId and that the $2.3 million cost construction Is located at the especially if the Commission EgptianleaderwasflyingtoIagjadJayfortwoeki.s and will visit Damascus after a stop In Amman, the Jordanian capital. liii' Syrian government closed its FOP lodge, of the new facility to run tax- formulating the plans for the with slightly more than a one- taken over by an Orange from the law and cannot A Florida Police Benevolent payers up to one mill. jail, called upon fellow corn- mill increase. County firm Standard bargain. Association I'BA. lawyer County Corrections Chief missioners to consider the cost The moving of the jail Systems Inc. - which plans to In some states, principals wIthdrawing all Syrian workers from Iraq, and demanded that Iraq close Its trade center in Damascus today and recall the staff missed that the action came as presented detailed plans for a into the budget consideration, building, according to VihIen, units. , SchOol Board the same as a result of his unionizing ac- 100-man facility with expansion Costs for the two alternatives would allow for more office and Pruudfoot cited Volusia teachers. tivity. Floyd denied the charge. qualities and a 200-m.n facility, given by Proudfoot were $1.4 storage space but holding cells County as a prime example of School Board members have In refusing recognition to the both intended to eliminate the million for the 100.mnan would be retained for prisoners using the nv1ular units for a indicated they would not FOl' as exclusive bargaining ninuchn-complaimied..about ov- capacity facility and $2.3 making court appearances. jail, arid told the Commission welcome such a situation here agent, the Commission said U ercrowdlng at the present million for a 200-man facility. The proposed new jail would that the Volusia Correctional in Seminole, 'had doubt the FOP represents count)' jail. Vihlen reported to Board be constructed by the inInstitution was worked out Pelley said no new date has a majority of the Alt.arnonte Proudfoot made his members that the $1.4 million novative method of concrete effectively. beers set for the PERC meeting. Springs police officers and the appropriateness of the proposed unit," adding the city will Legal Notice Legal Notice Legal Notice Lt for the State Public Employes Relation Commission IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND UNITED STATES DISTRICT INVITATION TO BID SEMINOLE COUNTY. COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF FOR Notice is hereby given oai "e I l'ERC to order recognition. FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION FLORIDA City of Lake Mary. ci Semrxle Floyd, after the commission CIVIL ACTION NO 71$dO.CA1IF COURT NO. 7S.11S.OrI.Civ.Y Ironically, the issues were in- Peru voteontheissue,toldConallylt a telegram to President Ford urging immediate action ti safe return of the United States ship siezed by Cambodian forces In the Gulf of 'Thailand Monday. The wire said, ''The Se in in a I c V nini g Republicans urgently request yau to use whatever I necessa' force to guarantee the innmediate return of the pirated vessel, its crew and .1k ________________________ CJntywIIIre(eve5eaIedb,dsuptO 100PM Friday May )6.l75.n City HaIl, 1*) E Crystal Lake Avenue. Installation '' - _______________________ UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. Plaintift. v, GRACE B GRANT. a or MANILA, the Philippines I AP) Ik'nigno S. Aquino, a leading foe of President Ferdinand E. Marcos and his dictatorial rule, today ended a 40-day protest fast. The 42 year-oldformersenatorwasservedbrothanddeztrosein water in his hospItal room. lie had been living on water, salt and pills containing vitamins and amino acids, Aquinowasarrestedalter Marcos Imposed martial law In September 1972 and is charged with murder, subversion and illeial possession of firearm.s. El - L BURKE STEELE, Administrator ci me Estate of JEANNETTE E upon A quino Ends Long Fast sent 1AY 14 Boardtohearargumentsatthis - week ef! In of officers of Plantiti, sr.qlev,omnarniD METS. INC. IkeMary. FirJloronelI; Lo't Introductory lecture on Deltona Civic Association LAING. d€%ed Defendants ORDER FOR Truck with tne Io$Iow.rg Transcendental Meditation, 8 Auxiliary, 1 p.m., Deltona GPEEN HART. al Defendants SERVICE BY PUBLICATION -On Specificat ionS: time or to have any further p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Community Center. Light NOTICE OF SUIT motion and aft klavit of plaintiff in discussion on the matter. 15" or greater ri Iti above entitled Cause by Kendell 157 or greater In TO QUIET TITLE of VeRona pot luncheon at noon, foll3wed by City Attorney Joe Davis was Ohio (.lcb THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO W Wherry. its Assistant United (7) Rear Step up bumper meeting and installation. Instructed to prepare a letter luck dinner, 6 p.m. in u DE F rNDANTS GRE EN HART. States Attorney, in an action againSt (3) 1 CyIndec. I %pet'd !ri deceased. G W.COOKE,deceased. the defenøants. Grace 8 Grant. a for Floyd's signature to the Deltona Community Center. SmEiion Bad Check scminar,9a.m. SUSIE A COOKE. deceased. KING 5ingI woman, and DE METS. INC . Opening date wilt be P.Say 16. 1F'5 FOP stating the city's position. Program by Southern Bell 11:30. Panel of merchants, w cOOKE. cleceesed, J E. LAING. and to enforce a lien real at IQO P M at City Hall The Cly Later In the meeting, corn- Telephone Co. Theme: bankers, law enforcement, deceased. and against EMMA F.' property situate In thiS District has the right to refuse accept all mlssionerssplit3-2toauthorlze "Thinking Machines," a secret service and state at- GREER. CAMPBELL BOSSOPf. describedaslollows Lots7)and 24. bids EDWARD I,. BLACKSHEAPE, and B'ock "A" of GROVE TERRACE. Alt interestej parties are nt€d Davis to go to court to uphold narrated film gi'.'en by M. torney's office. ZELMA B. JOHNSON. if liye, and acording to the Plat thereof as t aft.ri Floyd's decision firing Conall). Serras and Phyllis Tammey. their unknown spouses, if married, recorded In Ptat Book 7. Page 12. u Sassman 5 end If dead, their unk.nown hem, Publit Recoros of Seminole County. Floyd said Conally was fired (ily Clerk Chicken barbecue supper devisees, legatees. granlees, Fqda, and it appearing to the 11. 1975 on recommendation of an eight- M.A'i 15 sponsored by Sanford Police assignees. Iienors, crecitors, Ców'e that the defendant, DE METS. DEN Senior Citizens Week at member group of senior police INC ,a forelgncorporation. I' not on Benevolent Association, tru5tS, and any and all personsor Disney World trip. Bus leaves ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS parties clamng by. through, under, inhabitant of nor found within the officers who said Conally, 'h startIng at I Lit lfl. Police or against them or any of them, and State of Florida and has nOt Sanford Civic Center, 0 had been on probation, did not a.mn. Benevolent Building on PUBLIC NOTICE Is heriby gera CAMPBELL BOSSOPI. 05 voluntarily appeared herein, and tneet the city's standards of back at 6 p.m. Call Mary lakefront Tickets available against Seated Proposals will E'ecutor and Trustee under the that prrsonal service upon sad Last Wall and Testament of MABEL corporation is not pract,cal because rCcPIved by the City f Cattetb,r, McPherson or I)oris Rogers for frmii I'BA iiit'mnbers. police personnel FloridO. a? the City Hall until 1 )aJ L FERNALD. it alive, and it dead, its domicile or principal place of The mayor said Conally information. m local time on Ma' 27, 1975. tr Sanford Chapter 1977 AARI', hIS ,nkflown successors. and sIness is unknown, it is OR appealed to the personnel the furnishino only of two SOdum Open house, Pre-school 2:30 p.m., First Federal of against the BOSTON HOSPITAL DERED that DE METS. INC. a FOR WOME N. 1k a BOSTON administration board, called F:lucation and Development Seminole, foreign corporaton, appear or plead Silica Fluoride feeders and ancll,,r Sanford. Chatter L It'd HOSPITAL; NEW to the complaint herein by IhC 1st equipment, in accordance with for in the new charter and Center, First Presbyterian presentation by Col. Joseph ENGLAND MEDICAL CENTER of July. 1975. d in default specifications and procedural composed of three emnployes Church Education Building, VeRita, assistant district HOSPI TALS. 1k a BOSTON thereof the Court will proceed the documents prepared by Clark, D eli FLOAT ING HOSPITAL & Aflocitps Engineers, Inc Bd elected by the employes and 7:30 to 9 p.m. Onen to public, THE and adjudication of this suit director, Speaker Mrs. Richard MASSACHUSETTS SOCIETY FORhearing prices shall include the off loading ct as If DE METS. INC. a foreign four lay people appointed one Herndon on Mental Health. PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO corporation haJ been served *ith eqm,t at two separate Site'S lu Maitland..South Seminok ___________________________ each by the city commissionCHILDREN. TRAVELERS AID process in the State of Florida, but be designated by the C'ty Climber of Commerce Mayors' S SOCIETY OF BOSTON. INC Catsetberry only tri •,t.nt ,fl, , PROPOSALS WILL OF At the appeal before the Prayer Breakfast. 7:30 a.m.. CAMBRiDGE FAMILY AND SectIon 1655 Title 71. United Sta'es CHILDREN'S SERVICE. I k further ORDERED that PUBLICLY OPENED AND REAL) holiday Inn, Altamonte a Code. It iS Board last week, held at the C,'8RIDGE WELFARE UNION. notce of thiS order be publiShed by ALOUD immediately lIter IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. It'd AND and CRITTENTON HASTINGS the same time as the regular City Springs. Guest Speaker, Col. FOR United States Marshal in a cipiration of the time SEMINOLE above for receipt ot Propcts Comrinission meeting, five Quincy Collins, former POW, FLORIDA COUNTY, HOUSE OF THE FLORENCE newspaper of general circulation in CRITTENTON LEAGUE, I k a SPECIFICATIONS AND Seminole County. Florida, once a members of the personnel _________________________ CIVIL ACTION NO: 74.30SF NEW ENGLAND MORAL wed' for sI, (6) consecutive weeks, PROCEDURAL DOCUMENTS A. J GIBBS and ELIZABETH REFORM SOCIETY. Said Defen board voted 4-1 to reverse Spectications and Procedural.. commf-ricing on May 7.197S DONE GIBBS his wife. dants being ,v be obtaned upon Floyd's action. MassaChusetts AND ORDERED at Orlando. Oumens Plaintiffs a'aritable organ':atmons. and the Florida. this 21st day of April, 1975 application at the OffiCe of Clark, WEATIIER Davis, noting the city had unkno*n assgns, successors In Dieti and Associates Engineers, George C Young CASSEL8ERRY GARDENS. INC • interest. stockholderS, and trustees, adopted no guidelines for the InC. 500 West FIton Street, P 0 United States a Flnrld corporation, and other panics claiming by, Drawer 1976, San'ord. FIord, Board to operate under, said District Judge Defendant Yesterda)"s high 90, low this through, under, or against said 32r11 Publish May 7.14.21.71. June 1. II. NOTICE OF SALE the group denied both the city morning organizations, said organizations There was ,2f of OWNER'S RIGHTS RESERVED NUT Id 1975 IS HEREbY UlvEN being named as beneficiaries under and Conally legal representa. in'h of rain yesterday. Tt. (').-., rn ,.-, t',. DEN OS HAT PURSUANT TO THE Final thC Last Will •rid Testn,rent Oh r ,i! lion. He added hile Conally Judgment Cntered in this Considerable cloudiness MABEL L FERNAL o. ,tii ,,0av any r .ntormai,ty In the Circuit (our?, lit and persons or parties having or was present during the entire tuongh tomiloriths. Occasional pending technicality 'n any Ploposal in It" For Semirole County, Flor,da, Civil claiming to have any right, title, or UNITED STATES DISTRICT four hour session, the city was thunder showers most likely nterest of the Owner tctbonNo 74306 F.theunders,gned interest .n the following CeScribea COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF PROPOSAL GUARANTY not permnittc(1 to have a repSeminole FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION Clerk will sell the following lands lying and being (luring the afternoon hours. iri Fach PrgsaI tha?l be Cate No 7553 OriCivY -UNITED resentati'e Vent throughout. 111gb mostly in the mid and described real property lying and County, Florida. to wa (Onpaned t, an ,,crptobIetorm ct "There's some question of upper 8. Lows in the 60s. being situate in Seminole County, The South 59 ft of the East , STATES OF AMERICA. Pla,nliff, Proposal Gu,itranty fl an vs JOHN W. HANNAH and rlorida, to wit' leet of Lot? of Robinson's Survey whether both sides were fairly Variable mostly southerly wind his wte et thCual to at least tIvC (5) per cent ' Lot 55. Seminole Park Raceway 4nAdditiontOS.nford,OcCordingto SHIRLEY F HANNAH amount of thp Proposal P0 ,a tie represented," Davis said. ORDER FOR addition to Casselberry, Oc(ord.nq the Plot thereof as recorded in Plot at . Defendants 10 mph or less except stronger to record Plot recorded in Plat the order of the City f Book Book I. Pages 92 and 93. of the SERVICE BY PUBLICATION - O' Commissioners Helen Keyser mind gusty CaSselberry. Florida, as a guarar!, near thun- I), Page 98. Public Records of Public mcton arid £ttdat of plantil ' Records of Seminole County, that if the Proposal 's accepted. and Cal DeVoney voted against dershow'ers. Rain the abec Crititled probability 30 Sernlr.ole Cc.inty Florida Florida cause by endell bidder will Ciecute th contract att taking the issue to court, per cent tonight and 60 per cent at public sale. to the highest and best ar, hereby W t.%Pierry itS ASS,Stant United f,Ip acceptable You and each of you performance bc' States Attorney, in an acl'on against bidder, for cashat 1100 o'clock A M severally notified that 1. BURKE "There is no end to what It *ith,n ten ilO) days alter th,' is toinorro'. (vi the 21st day of May. 1975. at the STEELE, Administrator of the the detendanuis). John W Hannah the contract going to cost the city," Mrs. Extended Forecasts Friday West Front Door cii the Seminole Estate of JEANNETTE E LAIP,'G. and St'ilrtey E Hannah. hs wife and Dated May 7th 1'S Keyser said, requesting that through Sunday. Variable County Courthouse. Sanlurd. deceased, hOS filed hiS Complaint ,, D,versified Mortgage & Really Co ISEALI Steel and AmerIcan Fence Florida. Co . Inc thd Circuit Court. Eighteenth Davis estimate the legal cx- cloudiness with By' Harry P4 scattered WITNESS my hand and seat judicial Circuit and for Seminole and to enforce a lien upon real r'ns's involved. City P,'.anaqcr mxiainly afternoon (hun- md .eal of this court on It',' 17Th ia, Cw'ty. Florida, aga;nsl ,,,., nd rwortertv SitUOtC ri th4 District a Attest' "If we do this ever)' time the dershowers. Highs In the 80c of May. 1975 dc5cribd 05)011*5 Lot S and the t,(ar W HawThc''. each 01 you as Defendants to quiet 50t 7 feet of Lot 7, Block I. the title of the Plaintiff to the above Personnel Board makes a arni lows in the 60s except Ci ISFAL) Pblith %'i.iy II :1 Arthur If flt'ckwth, ,Jr described real property located in FAIRVIEW SUBDIVISION, ac decnsic'n we will be in court all southeast coast and keys. DEN 94 COrding to the Plot thereof as Clerk of the Cirtut Court S.emnole County, Florida, th ab the time," she said, adding FICTITIOUS NAME entitled recoroed •n Plot Book 1. Page' ii, By Elaine RiCharde twev'ated title ot *hiCh Daytona Reach tides for PIotice s b'rnt., !',! I Public Records of Semnole County. problems will continue to pop- I1iudi'-.-hiig1i 11:40 ala; Deputy Clerk '1 BURKE STEELE. Ad ii Lusn.''.' .0 IOJ "oadd N FlOrida .,rid t appr,,r n rublish Ma, 11 )7S nnstr .t'or to the of the Estate 01 up as the Personnel Board is 5:23 a,m., 5:28 p.m.; Port DEN 9$ Dame Dr Altamonte Spr,n'. Court that thi defendant, Shirley E JEANNE TTE E LAING, decea, required by the cii)' charter, Seminole County. Florid,, under I" Hannah is no' an ioftab,tant of , Plaintiff, versus GREEN HART. ,t Canaveral- high 11:04 am.; found within tIe State of F Ior,da Ond fiCtitiOuS name of DEEP S TE-. [)avls could not estimate the 11:44 p.mn.: low 5:04 mi.m 5:20 at . Defendants," and you, and each NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CLEANERS of you, are hereby required to serve have not voluntarily appeared CARPET The Board of County Corn P.tll. herein, and that personal service DISTRIBUTORS OF ORLAND .1 copy of your answer or other mltslonersoO Seminole County. FIa ______________________________ and that I ii.rend to regster .1 defense. it any, upon KENNETH W will conduct jt Pubt, Hearing in the VpOr'herlsnOtiWa(?i(atbe(auseher would be Inappropriate for the LIMA, Peru AP The Peruvian government has seized the Gull Oil Corporation's filling stations, believed worth "several mIllion dollars," in retaliation for a bribe report.Theactiongivesgovernmcnt.owned Petro-I'eru a monopoly on marketing petroleum in Peru. The government accused the U.S. firm of"offending public morals." Gulf recently admitted to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission that it paid $4.2 million In bribes to officials of an unnamed foreign country to remain In business there. The executive board of theSeminoleCounty Young Republicans (YRs) this figure could be paid CALENDAR Gulf Stations Seizes presentation on behalf of dollar - Thailand. to u)cnRu)GE: e - '' Legau Notice Ship Return Urged By Young GOP cargo." . ' - ,,, ' ,t WASHINGTON - Camp Pendleton, the "lie hasn't played very much," Cot. He desperately tiled to establish that violation to the fl(W Federal Elections CornCalifornia Marine base which Is now home for Woodham told us, "but he shows the possibility wmieone else had caused the crash by offering a mission,,, The General Serviced Administration about 16,000 South Vietnamese refugees, Is also of being fairly good." fabulous $500,000 reward for proof that the plane has warned governrnen agencies that their 1g75 u-President Nixon's country club. JACKIE'S DIVORCE: We recently reported had been sabothod. But there were no takers, cars can cause fire5 The new catalytic conAs the refugees were scrambling for planes to that the late ,%ristotle Onassis had taken tenThereafter, he became increasingly tin- verters help keep the air cleaner but get almost escape to the United States, Nixon was playing tative steps to start divorce proceedings against patient with Jackie's overspending and other twice as hot as conventIonal exhaust systems. on the Marine Memorial Golf Course with Gen. his wife, Jacqueline, after a seven-year aggravations. One day, he blurted angrily to a "Because converter units are usually mted Paul Graham, the base commander, Col. Tullis marriage that was founded upon an advance $3 close friend: "Sonuva - - -' I'm going to . close to the ground," a GSA memo states, "a WoodhaIn,Graham'schIefofstaf,andCoj.Jack million settlement. The New York Times divorce her!" Converter.equipped vehicle driven over or Brennan, Nixon's former military aide. pobh.shed the same report on page one, He asked his associate, John Meyer, to parked on. . combustible material such as dry Oaas.is' diugtitcr, Cht'istnia, who inherited At Brennan's invitation, the former President recommend a private detective to gather i1'as,j could cause a fire" has played a couple of rounds at the Pendleton the keys to his oillion.dolthr financial kingdom, evidence for the divocce. has now put out a statement denying that her President Nixon's former deputy treasury course. Nixon's estate, ta casa Onasals also "had lawyers working on it In secretary, Charis (cq) Walker, writes an oc. father contemplated divorce. sXiu' juI north 3 the ipuwIIng Marine Greee and in the United States," one Intimate cis1onal newspaper Ol%uflJi defending big Sources close to the family say she was told us. "It had been informally determined that business, lie is Although hehaahadttmefor thelinks Nixon ofseelngherfather'snamedragged through inadequatelyInidentified as aa the Greek Orthodox Church wouJd allow him to "consuanhLnWngi fact, he only Isalso headlines. also feathers may h*s net visited any of the refugees of the war he Jackie'sShe ruffled to prevent naStY have wished to stroke break off the marriage on grounds of shnple but registered lobbyist working for Ford, General directed for five and one-half years, definite irwompatlbillty," Among Electric, Un10 Carbide aiid others.,. tis living in tents near the Nixon compound Is litigation over the estate. But we checked out the divorce report At the time of his death, however, Oiassis had former South Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Coo Equal Employment Opportunity Qiairman CarefUlly. Here are the facts: not hired a private detective and had not made a John Powell w forced from office alter his Ky, whom Nixon used to regard as a c fil The late shipping tycoon's closest associates final commitment to get the divorce, fellow comrrJsjo Under a bright California SWIe Nixon played say his outlook changed after the death of his voted to censure him for WASHINGTON WHIRL: Common Cause, the abusing his power, One of those voting against 18 boles on April 24. He tourned the course in an only son, Mexander, n a 1073 plane crash, citizens' obhy, has been caught violating the Powell was Comniissioner Coiston Lewis who, It electric golf cart and shot a respectable weekend Before the crash, Alexander had tiientloned campaign disclosure law it helped to push now turns out, has a few skeletons in his own golf score in the high 90s. the need for new parts for the plane, but the old through Congress. The violation is technical, closet. Despite an EEOC statute against politIcal Accvrdlng to Cot. Woodham, the conversation man (iad held back the money. sociates involving a dispute over the date it first report campaigning on government time, Lewis beat on the fafrways was limited to golf. Nixon was in believe that Onass1s therefore, secretly uam was supposed to be filed, But the Pouse clerk, we the bushes across the country for Richard Nixon e.J spirits and showed no evidence of a hipo. tunelI for his son's death, have leerned. plans to transmit the apparent in 1972. - Jail ,1fo uld over the s"k"s of the Euphrates River, "President Szidat has got te do something to prevent the worst from happen- ________________ _____ _______ ,..,,- R in ri'n .'.' . ' '.' n W ith -. rwI Do You Know George Stuart Sells Graduation Gifts - - (1,ule*o tiuuti.icg %%te're concerned dignity . . . With serenity the tradition of Grvt the ft of a kf.tims-CROSS Pens. Pen cils and Sets are actcaI gtfls. mechanicaI guaranteed 131 a hfettmi. S.. the fine silec ttOfl Ifl the NEW pen and pencil department at ur Rosalind Avenue Entrance. ,' ' - ' in your mc *ith the Clerk of tP" Circa Comrnissio.rs' Meeting Room at MCINTOSH OF STENSTROM, residence and whereabouts are Court Seminole County F!ør,d,, unknown, it is ORDERED tt DAVIS & McINTOSH, attorneys for Shirley E Haonah appr or ricad aCrdare with the ntord, Fla, on May 70, 1975, 01 Plantiff, whose addreSs is 1 00 PM or as soon thereafter as to thC complaint herein by the 16th the Fictiticus Name Statutes 7, Office lbs 1330, Sanford, Florl, t Si.Oicv SOS 09 F lord., StO'u' 32711, and toNIc the originjl 01 same day of June, 197$. and 'n default possible to consider an appli.colon to 19$? ri the OffiCC of inc Clerk of the thereof thC Court will proceed to the on5truct ii dock and perforrm S KenflC'ft 0 styled Court on or bearing andodjuc3ten Of naintenas Jui.' Su? June 4th, 1975. as required by law If as If Shirley E Hannah hod been Publl%h Mu, 11 ) 75 June 1. IT'S following de'SC?ibed property, N 95 u tall to do so. judgment by default Govt Lot 6. SectiOn 37, twp t9S, Wrved with process ,o tne State of will be takt'n ,sija nt you R,inge 32E. lets the west 650 ft Florida but only to tP,e' estent FICTITIOUS NAME This Notite shall be published provide'clfor by Section 1655. Title 7$ thereof recorded in Deed Book 173. Ptj, ., N'r,, (,'n each week lot' hour II) con United States Code. it 5 turther noge nta.sn.s', it tt; Lc1gw,' vrut've wrks Also, the OnSur vv'yed part south ORDF RED that notice of th'S order Pl (,(* iorqw'i,J Sr'n n.- i. ??'t' Seminole County Courthouse, ;j'. . I I (stew with material and marched to a meeting, Pelley canceled a bargaining session with SEA, and Pelley now wonders, 'ho' a I can keep nov collectit. bargaining schedules if they iPERC are not ready." arid steel modular unit conThe PERC decision, when eiiiploycs by Mayor Norman Refugees' Camp Is Nixon's Country ClubS BERRY'S V"ORLD cipals and assistant principals management. DAMASCUS, Syria •\P n Egyptian President Anwar Sadat will try to avert a break in diplomatic relations between syria and Iraq in visits to Baghdad and leading rightist who resigned and fled 4 Pe II ey Although harry Pelley "blew managerial employes and who PEJIC sent an attorney to not join the same unit occupied his top," It didn't do any good. are not. The decision was that suit by teachers, such as the Seminole County. He asked a lot The Public Employe The question is so important awaits a ruling from PERC on a S e m I n o Ic E d U C a t 1 o n of questions and told Pelley Relations Commission PEHC) here that the School Board Is request from Pelley that Association (SEM in Seminole PERC would get back in condecision of the personnel ad- again has refused to meet with even considering a suit against principals not be allowed to County. tact with him. appointmentofaneutralistsupporterofthePathetiaoto replace Defense Minister Sisouk Na Champassak. Public Benefits \/Vi th agents for the police depart. went. And, a decision was made to go to court to overturn li - really (a nce s /\Aeeti rig for release of the Mayaguez by the Cambodian Cornmunists. The arrival of the Marines was opposed by the Thai government and threatened to cause a split between the United States and its only remaining ally on the Southeast Asian mainland. The Eastern Grand, like the VIENTIANE, Laos lAP) The laotian government today replaced the commander of the security force responsible for the Vientiane, further strengthening the military hand of the Pathet Lao. The government radio announced that Gen., Bounchan Savanthphaysan would replace Gen. Atsaphanthong Pathamnmawong as cornmander of the Vientiane garrLson. The newcomer is riot .i powerful figure and is expected to be compliant to Pathet Lao demands. On Sunday, the gos'ernmnent announced Li DeVoney said, " don't think while voting to let the mayor Commissioner George Floyd's retort was if the city it is worth the money. The take the matter to court, Perkins in a skirmish with is going to have a Personnel f) E RC a4 ga in Laos Replaces Military Boss t legal costs of fighting the case in court. was on probation and thus did meet the standards. Why not adopt guidelines for the Board, cept of a personnel board, does not need a mayor or other The City Comnrnis.sion last night not have the same status as a p!it him back on probation? If urging colleagues to meet as adding the mayor as an in- personnel employes. Perkins was faced with the first effort to regular policeman and, thus he does not shape up then, f we)! with the Personnel Board dividual could take the issue to voted with Mrs. Glenn and unionize city ernployes and ran "ad no right to be heard by the him again." to hear their thoughts on the court without Involving the City Floyd to authorize the court into us first problem with the Pcronnel Board (ii.si,roer Sandr,* Glenn, matter. CoInIrnts5ion. action. five-month old modern city charter. The commissioners u n a n i in o u s I i d e n I e d recognition to the state organization and local lodge of y ED I'RICKETr He was set to meet tomorrow are "management" and thus A PEIIC official has said that PERC meeting and asked that the Fraternal Order of Police Herald Staff Writer with PERC to try and deter- cannot organize and bargain principals may form their own principals be excluded on the - ____ ________ _____ 'We By JNNA 'F herald Staff Writer BRIEF BANGKOK, Thailand - line Cambodians seized another foreign merchant ship today but freed it after nearly two hours, ThaI comnmnwilcation sources reported. The sources caid the Eastern Grand, n merchant ship registered in Panama, was taken near the island of Panjang, 85 milea off Cambodian and South Vietnam and miles from the point at which the U.S. freighter Mayaguez was fired on and boarded Monday. The United States /• ,q.- _____ ______ ____ Altamonte Relects Approval Of Union Ship For Two Hour Period Buyers Get ________ ________ _________ ----- .-:; A DON OAKLEY program . Mr. Ford could have increased the pressure on the lawmakers by putting into effect the second step of the import tariff initiated with a $1 hike Feb. 1. He has delayed the second $1 increase again in a As everyone knows, the best thing about conciliatory gesture aimed at coaxing constructive watchIng television late at night is the cornaction from Congress. mercials. There are the ones that tell you how you can become rich and famous by leanng to The decontrol decision should be an incentive drive to oil companies to intensify their search for new ones a truck or run a computer. There are the tIat show a little machine that can slice. petroleum sources and increase production from dichred-cube-chop.grind.rfletrnInce-peel. existing wells as the price of domestic product core-demolish any fruit or vegetable in captivity. drifts upward to match the cost of imported oil. A But best of all, there are the commercials that predicted increase of some five cents a gallon in the offer various record packages. You've probably seen the ones for Elvis price of gasoline by mid-1977 will also discourage Presley coliectlons, or Frankle Yankovic's consumption. Congress, which finds it easier to unite in op- poilcas, or World War II era songs, all In position to administration policies than in support packages of 500 or so songs for $6. But there are a more obscure sets you may not be aware of: of its own, will be tempted to reverse Mr. Ford's few 'pcgse Scene Music," featuring background decontrol order to protect the consumer from music for chase scenes In famous Buck Jones, higher costs. HootGibaon,La.3hLarueandTimHoltweste The lawmakers should resist the temptation, hummed by Snooky Lanson. Any workable plan to conserve energy, to develop "The Gale Storm Songbook," including both of alternative forms of energy or to harvest current Gale's hits plus her renditions of Beethoven's sources more efficiently - including the several Ninth Symphony, selected arias from "Carmen" congressional proposals for fuel tax increases - and the play-by-play of the sixth game of the 1952 World Series. will add to the consumer's ct burden. And respect for free-market pressures should "Station Breaks You've Known and Loved," be incorporated in energy legislation which which contains cali letter identifications for Congress must sooner or later produce. every television station in the United States, and There has been no lack of imaginative - Y(*I Order tight away - a bonus record 15 measures in House and Senate for meeting the Included with station breaks from Costa Rica, energy crunch. Agreement has been more elusive. Upper Volta and Monaco. "Ron Ziegler's Greatest Moments," Critics believe that Congress would prefer to hand thePresidentapackageofrestrjctedopo under highlighting some nostalgic Ziegler oldie-butwhich it could duck responsibility (or unpopular goodle press conferences, with a special bonus of lewd songs collected from the White decisions. Continued foot-dragging supports the HoLapes. suspicions of the skeptics. "me Original Cast Album of Flash Gordon," The righteous condemnation of Mr. Ford's featuring such favorites to Conneaut Lake Park, Pa. for a day at the amusement cente, otto Pittsburgh-nearly 90 miles distant - to watch the Pirates In action. '-- Wednesday, May 11, 17S-5A Hits Snag With City Charter If a buddy might be lurking In the shadows of a tree or somewhere else close by ready to double-team you. Then again, so many drivers have been accused, and some, we might add, wrongfully so, of assaulting a female hitch-hiker that you think twice about picking up a gal who might well be In need of a ride here or there. Granted, we've been tempted to stop many times, and have donQ so without any reprisals, but then again, we've failed to stop and offer a lift on more occasions than we care to admit. Yesterday, the shoe was literally on the other foot and it was strictly Involuntary. Seems the battery on the buggy decided It needed a vacation and just wouldn't kick over how much we coaxed, begged F f ty To p . EuniCe I. WiI'.on ' ' ' (,,_ç.J once fl3, 'ci p,irt of Settlon 33. Twp 195. Range A D 197S us. in Lustrous Chrom. )7(. containing uS acres more or 1155 lying and being in tP,e County of PiriiI $ 6.00 at ........ $12.00 Seminole t i" SiUnPy I. (halrmn Board of County MORTUARY Since 1935 Ph. 322.5212 1110 Pine Ave. -- __" - - ---' - -- Commissioners i*it ION - ''= r'- =- O1 II7 !irA .& Sanford '-- Vitulen Jr , = --'-: ------=- ----.- .z" i'i - --- ________ - -- .-==- Seminole County. Fla r't,hllsPu May II. 1975 - . Marshal ri a newspaper of general CROCKER MEATS. INC OBA .1 circulation in Smino4e County, MEATS. and that we ifltnd FIorda. once a week for si (6) (COiSter said name with the Cl*rL Con5ecutivC wkS, commencing on the Circuit Court. Seminole Court', (Seal Arthur H Beck*ilb, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court Deputy Clerk STENSTROM. DAVIS & McINTOSH Atlornew for PIir.tIff Post OIf,cr Bus U3O nt0Td FlOr,da 3277$ Publ'th April 30. May 1, Ii, 71. 1975 t '.5 t I ---- DERED at Orlando, Florida. thi' 2nd day of AprIl. 1975 George C 'Ynq United States District Judge PubIlh April 16. 23, 30. May 7, II, 71, 1975 ci ',t --- -------- ' --- - proyisios 01 the I'', - .- i,,'. '''! Statut, ToW' . FIrlda Statt,'es I. S 0 A Cror S Joseph R ' ' 5' O A Publish ',' i, ii I 71 ' ' ' ' i' __________________ �- _____ - - •--- - - --- --- -===---= ----,.--.-.. . _____________ -- A—EveningGraId Sanford, FL - — - - -- - - - Wednesday, May 1 4,1975 Wednesday, May ii, I7$-7A Evening Herald,Sanford, Fl. dals Smas h Winds hloelds Car .Lot .... w S At Van liv W'I 1.1.4)11) Herald Still Writer investigction and classified County Jail today without bond posted $10,000 bond on the The bag's contents will be pistol and took his wallet took, valued at $3.56 were stolen ZI.' orted from a carport at his residence, Lake • unfounded, after being arrested last night charges and was released from sent for analysis to the Regional containing W. accessories 'valued at that uuai. ac101 Police started a probe on two charges each of in- jail. Jail records listed Crime Lab in Sanford. Donald Cusic, of Jackson- according to a report filed by from his yardi $.505 were Sanford polsec today were yesterday alter 13 Juvenile boys voluntary sexual battery and Koskinas as a motel operator. vile, reported to deputies that a deputy Archie Freeman. looking for clues the identity reported they had paid a man a false Imprisonment. A 20-year-old laborer was _________________________________ .45 caliber automatic pistol, ROBBERY REPORTED of vandals who smashed wind, total of $22 to use a park- Seminole sheriff's deputies arrested early today and holster and ammunition was shields of 13 autos on a sales lot playground at Seventh St. and and Orange County authorities charged with driving while stolen from his car last night Todore Dunham, 45, of while it was parked at Qua lity yester da y doing an estimat ed Elm Ave., adjacent to a public arrested Richard Edward under the infl uence of alcohol Jacksonville, reported 10 Inn, SR-411 and 14, Longwood. Under 25 - SR-22'S $1,700 damage. Walker, 23, of 1919 Carrigan and possession of what police school. marijuana, sherlirs deputies that he was Cancelled Rejected Patrolman Gary Swaim Cash said the juveniles will Ave., Winter Park, on Orange believe is In other theft and burglary reported the autos damaged get their money back and ex- County circuit court warrants. Altamonte Springs police said. Jumped and robbed by three E.Z. Payments - Quotes Ralph L of men early today on Southwest were on the Jack Martin Used plained that investigation Orlando, ld deputies Alt arnon e p.-ngs poh ce cers sa ent Harold Road, Sanford. Car sa les hot at 4100 Orlando showed that there had been a 322.0285 • 831-9774 entered his auto while it was tive James Pary arrested Brown of 7818 Plantation Drive mg d that the dan Altamonte man last night on was stopped on SR 436 because Deputy David R. Smith parked at 101 Wymore Road, Martin told collected b f 2417 S. French Ave. two Brevard County warrants his car was "weaving from lane reported Dunham said he was Altamonte Springs, and took a the (hmage when he arrived at the man for hats for a proposed SSI ' Sanford, Fla. 32771 charging grand larmny. to Iane." A search of the car, walking with an unidentified citizens band radio and 15 ON the lot to'open tor business sandlot baseball team. Cash County Jail records indicated police said, turned up a "plastic woman from a bar to a motel stereo tapes, total value $250. yesterday. Police said Martin said the proposed teant was in Chris Gaylord E. Attenbury, of 11. Ko.Wnas, 49, of 549 baggy" of what police believe is when the men stopped him, INSURANCE AGENCY could offer no explanation or no way connected to the schoo Orange St., Altamonte Springs, marijuana. beat him on the head with a Oviedo Route One, reported motive why someone would or to the city recreation want to damage the autos, program. Detective J.A. Cash today said a case that at ARRESTS PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S FOR QUALITY believed PRESCRIPTIONS AT LOW, LOW PRICES A 23-year-old south Seminole — juvenile con game has been COMPARE OUR PRESCRIPTION PRICES WITH WHAT YOU RE PAYING NOW' marked closed after a one-clay manwastransferredtoOrange By BOB 11011) . .-. LOW - -' herald Staff writer A circuit court Jury found 41-year-old Sanford man in. nocent YeSter(lay in a one-da' trial on a charge that he had uttered a forged check r Offia Lee Booth, of 816 W. Third St., had told the got nothing to hide l?i "I've never forgbe any checks. And I wouldn't have cashed those two chc-cks at the grocery store If I had known they'd been forged. Booth said he couldn't un. derstand why he was arrested nearly a year after he'd cashed the checks, allegedly payment RATES AUTO ' ' an . ____ T YRu --I U first was -- HOROSCOPE it P!K - - Of 10 By BERMCE BEDE ML - BULK PAll. STYLE SHAMPO 70 ____ 041 For Thursday, May 15, 1975 SUGAR A 1Wbi ARIFS I March 21-April 19) A You can easily awaken an insituation having a (hrect in- terest in your present plans. family resources Lay them on to key individuals is shaping up beneficially, whose Co-ONratlOn you need. Some of the reasons are not yet SAGITrAR1US( Nov. 23-Dec. visible. 21) Your work at this time will TAURUS tApril 20-May 20) pay mor e ha ndsome dividends You're going to have some good than usual. If the boss asks you news to share with an en- to take on his pet project,don't thusiastic friend, who'll be as hesitate. luippy as your are. CAPRICORN (Dec fl-Jan GEMINI (May 21-June 2D) 19) Much of value can be acYour fina"-'al prospects apto day. Be complished today if you ally pear very promL on the lookout for positive yo1f wit1 tle pr oper teammate — onewhoworkswehland moves to help your car ve r. whose aims match yours. CANCER (June 21-July 22) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19i Those in your r iu You feel your best today if look to you for leadership today. do )Ou things which require Stepout in front Be thedrum some, physical exertion. A good major' time to pick up that mdd exerLEO I July 23-Aug. 22) You're cise program ser effective today if you func- CONTAC ____ fluence upon ) I "'" TWIN Pg 1 Vw- ' . SWEETENING POWER OF ? tBS OF tJGAR REG I 744 89' J\ _____ 2 19 To - .. . .. I - ii UMM -- -- -: - 7 OZ TUBE LIMIT ONE • • T , Frances DISCHARGES Sanford: Lin&s L Lawrence Wilson Mary E. Whitehurst Hazel M. Durzo Frank 1. Johnson Nancy H. Rogers Bertha A. Meckback Elizabeth M. O'Dalr James B. Nobles Deltona Madeline Schuh, Deltona Harry F. Kallenbach, Deltona Deborah L. Emanuel, Enterprise Brent T. Murphy, Lake Mary Andrus Chanclor Warren Sutton Ada Ashley, DeRary Rebecca J. Barnett, DeBary Claire L. Gendrow, Deltona Birdine Childresa, Deltona Benny Melton, Deltona Brent T. Murphy, Lake Mary Mark R. Reeks, Oviedo CUTEX c. AIG 55 LIMIT ONE WtLLkI 7 LIMII t ,. • • • _____________ GRILL ______ trLtu INI4rIe4 $3 EACH 7 MP Ss1t& Sitti idps,. p4esi,ri taa :•.: RI VILlA AM/FM RADIO "toi' Ia ito.. " so "mob — so — — .5 $ 95 , I-"Igi b1 ., as — ,a — •,:' I s..'i jft .*4 Ita .:. -- O Iiiil"S W / 699 LONONANDU : 88 SALEI A. 9111" $11111011111, CHOICE ftAVOO 140US1 . FAY • LIMIT MIXED ' 0 11 39 NUTS.. 0 e j.STK K0 44 - . "n 29 11 9(6 it & D%POtAftt •U1A*4E *550 £ 99 • Also included on the agenda for tonight's 7:30 council meeting are: ANT & ROACH AEROSOL REG ' 1 98 reashegen operating budget to from $167,OM. $M,000 77 ..::ROD& REELCOMBINATION —. *All the latest spring and summer colors and styles Size 36-46 Sale prices effective lhru Sunday, May _ t ____ 44 Me Tash rts e ,, PARSON REG 499 The county's proposal to pay for the COStS of a countywide drainage study. - i _.-L_,. S Jr., TABLES - LENGTH :" -::c •.-::-: bri f r 20% off fashionable II,I -:: RIG 5 09 - "-%$toooioi110)0 SC Of cimcti T'ROTATING ST IF L SPRING Arpool 229 (( III A(,i Ion 100 and seasonal fabrics. _. / , , , Ijr , , /i , Cl ,'' n ,\ men ,j' slacks, / .tv oseout / s 2m93 yd. 'hchin, t .-4 / , - L t I! j iuj'il ire' L...LJ.. Li r_'',_____ A 88 Sale . Polyester double knit 2039yd. .\ . - - —s Men s these • ueisurt - - -' ivien - •' -' - ' s KflIT SnirTs, 1hTS hostess will heb! it C • I L Summer coordinates, Sale prices effective thru Sunday, May is. polyester double nll hlrt suit. Button front, ThG MJccme Wagon Sale 3 19 e. Reg. 3.99 yd. - - FILM P& / - of Arnel iriacetate Machine' shahIe no iron In assorted Colots 52 4 'de I fl 20% OTT • -ry print ' - (T2' Slinky jersey prints Reg 299 yd A 't a • Aist plaids and solids Sizes 32-40 1988 I 1 iron it Sale 4.80 • ' Polyester Jersey prints. Reg,3,66yd. Lighle4eight polyester r1oublelinit in fasmion-fight prints v.iShth, no 58 60 7- 99 •:-: \ X I $Uit$. 88 '- Missy and half *sizes i ' New in the I rghborhood' notaII bad.. • Select from dresses and ' su n Second 501T COLONS ZEBC0404 SPINCAST 99 crnfortabieoubkntEocrJ polyester with extra solid Color slaclis Contrast .ttched lac"t ._I, s Second reading of an amended budget to indicate the RIG 0A 1.0 SHELL SlAT REG HOS ";-*- '%':': -_ '• GENIE 1 49 LIGHTER . - v !68 ____ ________ price Sale Reg. $85. brion-foik tno still )l es —A request for anordinanL'e onbld procedures. C" AIRS 99 GARDEN , FLASHLIGHT .• -i; d Elecond reading of an or. dinan ce amendi ng the criminal CACII U CKAK40 YOUR VAASd t.'',. of colors Sizes 36.48 i reading of an or. gising Council authority to condemn buildings l3iCNeIS REG 97 I go to court over the issue, C. 11PARDIN "I Minspoill odsme- Ros- 310 lexturized polyester In an assorlmoril I - __ Sanford's annexation of the parcel o , ordinance. GARDEN TOOL 0 • il MAC BEACH TOWELS ren-oo1a,,ket and pants *,an"xir., of patterned pants Afltnwove pair Lake Mary's charter passed b :.'. DIGITAL CLOCK SUCKIn OO Reg. $85. TrouitteamupasoIdcL' ._________________ - r k. o __________ L_--- 9 Gene al Robert Stwvin ruled the Inclusion of the tract in - . '- ect d inance /' I :.--4& (ri it- ' Sale $Aft . - . San of r d has indicated it may $7O88 o . ________ ______ A Sanford made the recent weeks after HEAVY PUTT TRIMMER - ____ turn down a request from the s i 11' SU* Its. City of Sanford for jurisdiction over 300 acres of land now claimed by both cities 5 iucx & DICUI colDtus SMIVI V•STRAP ZORRIES U' YOU " iimxuiP _ - 999 help" / : 146me so J REG. "NEW" GILLETTE TRAC II • e Wom en's dresses ~men s LAKE MARY The City Council tonight is expected to FAN '°(m'' '1I'a -_.-:: Springs 0ur Pcopk Make Us Number One : AEG 124 99 — ADJUSTABLE 4's __ __- . POLISH - REMOVER - — F" ..... MINS4ADIIS- £lLD'S F5 3 SPEED MOWER • • • • • • • 20% - SflF-PIOPELUD Richard D. Nott, Winter Pipçr I. Smith, Longwood L.atiise Barker. Longwood > " : HASSOCK James Thomas Frederick Bauer Joe Burton Sullivan, - CH CUT GALAXY .........- 22 I N :•::•.•• Sanford: Mary ..;::.; - PEG 9997 Elmer H. Cohen, Osteen Rose G. Raferty, Winter Park James - PLUS HOSPITAL NOTES Charles Allen Hardy Jacquelyn Delores Jones Edith L. Arnold Trewnund BoUy D. Jeanette Waters Alma M. Bagwell Margie A. Williams Bell Bess N. Jones Mattie Shelley Mamie L Bradley Hallie P. LaVigne Albert Phelps Kathy Jo Kraner Elsie S. Reed. DeBary . R i B L Or, 1 1 41 eMory P1fl (1 - UM ADMISSIONS La $' REG 3] '1 7 Lnurie (;I?enney A II % - A11L!iI!A OPEN SUNDAY 1 p.m. - 5 p.m. answer ere 3' OZ FOAM '"'" ..' Later, he will loom very large YOUR BIRTHDAY in your platns. May 15, IV5 UBRAtSept 23-Oct 23) Heal progress can be made today Your social life will perk up regarding a major career goal considerably this year. And Fannie B. Swab. Orange City 1 L Lion as the power-behind-thePISCES (Feb 20-March 201 throne Pull the strings, but You have added charisma don't be too obvious toda) Others will be eager to VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22 ) be In your company MAY 13, 1375 ,ij " su% You will be making a very things to make your life more irWtant contact with whom pleasant. you srxuia xveiop a rapport. SUDDEN TAN to I .. 'u . BY By i'-urii e 0 _ s Sanford Plaza Penney' residence but that it had been common in the past for the in his home while he wai ~llorking (ut of town. While cross-examining the defendant, Assistant State Atty. Claude Van Hook was warned, out of the presence of the jury, by Circuit Judge Clarence 1'. Johnson Jr. that he was "flirting with a mistrial.,, Van hook had asked Booth if he had been convicted I crime Booth answ d Yes three ce times or lying white intoxicated and onu for con- — tempt of court. isn't legal to question a yesterday, Circuit Judge David 24, earlier plead guilty to at- days he's been in jail since his witness aren't complete," What about a petty larceny defendant further than the U. Strawn sentenced Rocky tempted accessory after the arrest. He had faced a possible Heffernan said. "He is still conviction? You were arrested number of prior convictions. Ray Darnell, 20, of Sanford, to fact of robbery in the case. He maximum one-year jail sen- needed In other cases in this as E _____ for that too, weren't you?" V!in "If you're trying to make a 30 years in prison for the rob. testified at Darnell's trial that tence on the plea. well as other counties." OOk asked and the judge bad case look good and trying to bery of a food store in Lake he and Darnell waited in a car GAIL Assistant State Atty. 13111 Defe nse attorney Ned Jullan Do Y" went 0 lityflith nine wa. quickly sent the jurors from the make me declare a mistrial..." Mary. behind the store while a Heffernan told Judge Strawn at Jr. sWd he understands Webform. Courtroom, Ch*Ck PA the court admonished. Van Elvis Howard Webster, a 27- juvenIle robbed the store, sentencing that there had been ster will be transferred to "You, of all people Mr. Van Hook apologized and said that year-old Georgia man who said Webster was sentenced lengthy and involved plea Volusla county to testify in DEAN'S CAREER WWI.. nook, Judge Johnson told the wasn't his intent, he 'd been In Sanford four days yesterday to si mon th.! in bargaining In Webster's case, pending cases there against ,IN Hwy 1101,collirowtv, 414 "441 prosecutor, reminding him It -----In other circuit court action when the store was robbed Feb. county jail, less credit for 77 "His servicestototitle the state as a three other persons. jury he didn't know who left the _______ ,1,5,?Z Z L Lw r i i ci £ i ui I II II Ivei i i . Illlillw WP iv II chest pockets. Casual lacks. Machine washable n a great selection of olid colors, Sties 36 46, - Reg. $4. 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Evening Herald, Sanford, FL 1 t__1,_ `11 Wednesday, May 14, 1975A SCOREBOARD M .~_'# M aIor Lea League I - FOURTH II East W I p 19 9 679 II 17 53$ 1 II II $00 5 1• f . __ ChicagO , - Top S I _iWZT;_1 you take this ball club and keep teaching them right from wrong, this club is going to do something. The problem in the past hasn't been the size of the kid, it's been the attitude of the kid. These kids have the right attitude.' - Claude Woodruff 'if emi nole pnilpPia . New Iq : 4. :j Pittsburgh _.• I.- 14 'S ' , .. 1 ___ .;,I,, , . ~_ - PP . " - , ., - : -• . .. _____________________ , #' I . 1i 4 i3 PL ort Awards S . which is symbolic of Seminole High School's most outstanding athlete. No sooner had lrsti settk'l in his seat after receiving Seminole Ifigh School said good-bye to a coach, and the coach answered the farewell with a wish for the fu:ure. All-Sports Banquet, Woodruff said, "God speed ahead." Earlier, during presentation of the football awards alter Woodruff received the largest ovation of the night, he said, "If you take th is ball club and keep teaching th em right from smng, th is club is going to do something. "The problem in the past hasn't been th e size of the kid. it's been th e at ti tude of the kid. These kids have the right attitude. "They're different from the kids you've had in the past." Seminole High School was plagued wi th racial and discipline problems in past yeam But the attitude of the sports' banquet, which was held at the Sanford Civic Center, was all. problems behind and full-spe ed ahead. More than 40 awards were presented, and Randy Brown rece ived the two most prestigious. Brown, who lettered in two sports and has a 3.8 academic average, was presented the Terry Cordell Memorial Trophy and the Whitey McLecas Trophy. ____________ .,- -- . i . , tlNe . - 'j7 - if•'' . _ - '. ---- - . _ - :..4 ___ ______ ___ -- - _____ ,~Z_ __:~7 ___:_____* _________ - __________ vw _____________ MA %t i ___ m-. t-7 % . . % _ ,ulie ~ - __ . _ ____ _____ - _. -- -ME2 I - V ' iL ..: ' I_ ' . - -. _10 ~ - _____ Photo by Oordoø WIlIIams.,t HouSton at Chic ago Cincinnati at PhIladeiph, ii no Atlanta at Montreal (n Only games s(heduIe award in the country. It Is awarded to the outstanding football pla y er. The theme of the banquet was echoed by every coach and speaker. Master of Ceremonies and Booster Club President Fred Good said the Bor Club goal is 2, members, advertising on the fence at th e football stadium and paying off th e stadium. "We built a $280,000 or $290,000 stadium for $145,000 or Master of Ceremonies and Booster Club President Fred Good Is framed by part of the crowd al Tuesday's SIIS All-Sports - , jo Chicago 12 11 400 Tuesday's Results Baltimore 3. Chicago 7 Kansas City I. Detroit 7 - and take up kids." Finally, guest speaker Jim Decry, who spent 11 years in professional baseball, said, "What Is it that makes these kids run another lap, shoot extra baskets, lift a little more weight, or swim that extra lap? We wonder. "I want you parents to go home and think about that. Watch Then the large crowd left the eivic center and got the hems of long dresses and the cuffs of Wousers wet in the rain that had 6' , Today's Games Chi(QO (Wood 2 6) at Salt, Kansas 31) at City (Belles De troit (Coleman 2 1). In) 5 1P 0 1jr- k 0 Ctevlind (0 Perry 443 at Mrw'.ei,ota (Hughes 21 3, (fl) Milwaukee (Sprague 10) at T (Huntef i4i Now York at Cal ifornia (Hauler 33). (n) Only games scheduled Thursday's Game Kansas City & Boston, , Cleveland at P.'nnesota. (ni Milwaukee at Texas. (n) Only games k ~-_~ L In • 4 Harness Racing Results TUESDAY Flyers Dump Miracle Workers, Soar Into Stanley Cup Fi'onals FIRST. I Ocala Eagle (T Crank) 660 1 00 3 20 2. z~ Jeans First (3) 4603403 Joshua (1) 7000 (35) $3670 T (5 3)) $36310 T 2)7:3 SECOND: I Cocky Success Huggint) (5) 300370 2102 MarIon Sleek (I) Sb) 203 LISbOn Hanover 760 Q (iS) $17 SC T III $131 00 T 7151 THIRD: I Conestoga !3 (H Whayland)(1)1103402707 Kutie N, b (1! 4 90 2 40 3 SaflOWS Dutche, PHILADELPHIA (AP) -"The best team won, morn, the best team won," said Joe Watson, still half-dressed in his uniforTn. In a small roorn at the back of the mdne3s that was the Phfladel*a clubhouse, the Flyers defenseman spoke into a telephone. Mrs. Wa tson was 4,000 miles away in the rs, British Columbia. "Here's Jimmy, okay, Watson said, handing the phone to his younger ma?" "Ifi, mammy," the junior brother said. "What a (2) 2600(1 1)5)510 T 0 47)55760 I I 13 game, eh? Did you watch it all?" with the opening game to be played here Thursday third-year Islanders through playoff victories over If she did, Mrs. Watson would have been over- night. the New York Rangers and Pittsburgh Penguins. whelmed with the poise the Flyers had shown. They WWle the Watsions celebrated Mother's Day just a "For sure. everyone who wears an Islanders scored ftee times before eight minutes had little t t , in ervi ers swamed around center uniform for Ow next nurnber of years will have ng started on a goal young Jimmy set FOURTH; 1 Mindy Nib IT Rau) ) 6 406 00 2 602 Dr R uf f (1)16 clubs that would have quit a long time ago.it $2100 T 1310) $22900 T 2 IS:t FIFTH: t Mies Creed (0. facPd the fact that a loss would eumina the playoffs. Eight times, an won. Lick MacLeish, who scored three goals In the pride." AhnostbeforetheycojdstaflOnNo9ever up, and ruined the miracle of the New York Flyers' first must-win victory of the SCSSOfl. And IslLder5 with a 4-1 triumph Thursday night in th "We've got no th ing Henning. to be ashamed of," a&kd they were down 1.0. Flyers right Wing Gary Dore down the ball, the subdued islanders dressed- New York center Lome seven th game of the National Hockey League's nhoefer beat Resch with a smashing 35 foot slap thinking a bo ut what migh t have been If th eir magic shot after 19 seconds of play. Mac semifinal playoff series, red his had continued a little bit longer. "Quite simply, wewere beaten by a better hockey first at 2:27, then hit again at 7:11- 2:09 after Jude Stanley Cup final serits agaimt the Buffain Sabres, 3 40 3 Future Time to) 2 $0 0 (I 3) But the Islanders never quit. Nine times they 'Everything stem:; from pride," sa;-' Glenn club," said defensermin Denis Potvin. "We've u Resch, the little goaltender who had sparked the played our wWe season on pride. There are a lot of Dennis) (4) 3 10 4 40 2 40 2 Bla Ru K - , Ikouin netted New York s 0111Y goal on the power play. Medical $31700 T 7',? EIGHTH: I ihl.f.M Ill Bomber 24 20 IA1 Center Continues - - - Pro Cage NBA PLAYOFFS Conference Finals Bitt-al-i Series Tuesday's Game P40 game scheduled Today ' s Games Western Conference .irrs Rum Fantasy (P4eely) 51, 1. Wintrt Price (Bridges) I - IM 1, I Dakota Beau - Pace C) - 5425: Seminol Award ABA PLAYOFFS Finals Best-of.; Series tuck v 120, a 94, Ken tuky leaos. I '.3 gh WEIGlUJNG Ro 0 (F I A/ tary'C/ato Irs f I The victory boosted Rotary's two runs in the seventh was the 4 deadlock with Badcock. record to 6-2. Knights of clincher. Billy Griffith and Tim Fisher Columbus, which plays WedByron Brooks paced Rotary each stroked two singles for nesday, is W. wi th a double and singles. Greg Chase. David Lively slammed a In the Senior League, the Itupe led VFW with a two- triple and Clark Gallagher d Keystone- Badcock game bagger. James Littles ripped doubles Mi,ndav sas rained out. In (h;eie inched toward Senior for I3adcock. earlier games, Chase edged League leader Keystone with -______________________ Police 3-1 and dropped Radcock two wins late last week. 400 0)3 0- 7 4 3 7-4. Terrell Ersin tossed a two- VFW Rotary 4 20 (15)51300 T (S)7)%II.3001 7717 TENTH: I Loch Dhu (R Wee ks'ieier) (3) 610 120 710 2 Cumban Frisco (1) 1420 920 3 Craz' Goose 4) 6 10 Q 0 4) $31 70 T (316)5)566012,17 I ELEVE NTH: 1 Watch Lusty ID Brainard) 121310100 $2 403 Single Diller (1) 500 1740 3 Armbro In Warriors, Bulls Meet In Finale OAKLAND(AP) -The Golden State Warriors, one step away from the National BaskethoU Association's ctsamplonshlp series, eou!d easily reach that goal if Rick Barry Is hot again tonight against the Chicago Bulls. "When I'm shooting well, it worries them and they have to do other things defensively," Barry said as his team faced the decisive seventh game of Western Conference finals with Chicago. So far, the playoff story has been: as Barry goes, so go the Warriors, The 6-foot-7 forward who averaged 30 points a game over the regular season scored 36 in Chicago Sunday as Golden State battled from behind to score an impressive 86-72 victory which evened the series at 33. He scored 37 and 36 peints in the fir.;t t,vo victories over the Bulls. In the three Wafflors'losses, Barry has bee n held to2I and 20 posnIa, connecting on just 38 per cent of his shots from the field. Chicago has had better scoring balance, with Bob Love, Chet Walker and Norm Van Lier each claiming high-point honors twice, "It has been an excellent series between two outstanding teams, and all we can do tonight Is give it our best effort," said Warriors Coach Al Attics, whose team was the surprising winner of the Pacific Division title. The Bulls, who won the Midwest Division crown and bat the Warriors in three of four regular kason meetings, have never been this far before in the NBA playoffs, vader (4) S 00 0 II 7) 527 20 T (236) $62100 T 219 The winner of tonight's nationally televised (CBS) tame will advance to the championship series which will begin flmnday on the home court of the Washington Bullets, conq jerors of defending champion Boston In the Eastern Conference finals. Harness Racing p ii .~ Ken tucky One" On Pacers Entries - Is IPiOOrJSI 5 I Vincent Thomas stroked a Medical CIr, double. Brett Von Herbulis of First Federal coo loo 0`_ 3 1 _______________________ Police 000 130 0- 7 2 4 bottom of the seventh (or the collected Chase's only hit, a 101 Ofl 0 4 $ 310 00) x- 7 4 fladcock Chat. Florida State Bank ripped a double and single. 0 2 CASSELBE1tItV United irans. 100 6(1110 z-IS 200 0- 2 0-fl s-I) I 0 Se minole are Garden Path , a two-year-o ld trotting filly, 2:10 000- 3 3 1 20$ 02.- S 3 3 Stromberg 000 300- 3 1 3 002 021- $ 3 I 33 National League and Apex Sanford Ret. rocked Stromberg-Carlso,i 8-3 Fla. State Bank Railroaders in the Continental League. Florida State Bank managed First Federal Eight and tsu-fifths and 1:35 and have set seasonal records at - national, seasonal speed four-fifths with the winner records were set at Seminole four th at the quarter, second at 200 I-' 3 games Friday, Florida G,04'gVS State Bank won its second game Stromberg of the season with a 10-8 wIn ProsirFord over Sanford Recreation , State Bank Department in the American Fla Sant. Atlantic League. The Railroaders crushed First Federal 21-3 in the 3114 Cox 61(10) 12I II 010 2- 3 2 Clark charges, was in the who won his first career start in And, to add to the glamour, thL2:07; Skipper Maid, another trainer Charlie Clark's horses bike. Meadow Skipper and a twoare responsible for seven of the n year-old pacing filly, 2:10 and The eight records In less fast clockings. varsity player (Action Honda); BASEBALL led by three weeks of racing have one-fifth; Sea Change, a threeMark Whigham, The Peter Clark charges, Schaal Award for most Donny Williams, most Arbor Skipper, a most stllTL'd a beehive of interest year-old trotting filly, 2:08 and valuable player. promising junior varsity player promising son of Meadow among racing fa ns and hor- one-fif th ;and Kimberly Faye, a two-year-old pacing fill y whi ch Booster Cl ub); Ned Raines, Skippe r out of Tar Hell mare semen alike, twice set records of 2:07 and TENNIS highest batting average (Celery Carolina Ann, have taken "We are mighty proud of the three-fifths and 2:08 and oneCity Printing Company, Inc.); fondly to th e three-quarter mile high cali br e of horses on hand fif th Jeff McKee, most improved George Simkanlch, most oval at this central Flori da at Seminole this season and are boy (Karns Insurance Agen- valuable player ime McKibbLu raceway. getting plenty of compliments The other seasonal record cy); Sarah Mercer, most im Agency). The two-year-old brown colt from our patrons," said was set by Arrow Hill, a (our- proved girl (Tennh Stuffl; David MCCOO&, most valuable CROSS COUNTRY boy (IUchburg Realty); Becky Rolle, most valuable girl Willie Calloway, most (Knight's Shoe Store). valuable runner (Capp's Clothier). BASKETBALL stepped off the mile in 2:06 and President and Managing year-old trotting stallion which three-fifths in his second career Director A. A. Grub. is trained ik driven stan The mile went In 31, 1:0-4 Other Clark charges that Beltz, 2:04 and three-f if Lhs. . .. -. wv., P Ph. 322.2263 Sanfordj _""w 11 , The Discount Department Store ________ _____________________ ______ GIRLS'TRACK Shai'usi Reinpe, most Improved girl Dekles Gull); Tom I.averne Boykin, most Lake, most Improved boy valuable player (Collins (Clase and Company); Anne Florist). Smith, most valuable girl (First SOCCER 1401 S. French Ave. - Robert Smith, most Improved player (Harcar Aluminum Willie Calloway, most imProducts); Tim Rai nes, most proved runner (Flagship U.S. promising junior varsity player Bank of Sanford); Elisha prorl FAW I flnnimt..rCl,ikl, - .., , ..O VAR r,,,i4 .,.i....kt .asui I UUUV[ Washington and Randy Brown, (Sweeney's Office Supply, most valuable players (Atlantic Inc.). National Bank of Sanford and nis Store for Men). SWIMMING . 1w and reat eciij s.1 _ I ______________ to I _- ,4 Federal Savings and Loan of Seminole); Chip Johnson and 1414111P11111111 i Chuck Fruer, most valuable Ned Raines,most valuable boys (Flagship Bank of Sanford player lFirst Federal Savings and Dr. and Mrs. Brooke : : j - air conditioner recharge kit V. ____ _____ ____ ,qq% air % go I '1) 1111111111 -_.---_ T. __ _____ WoNI - A wrestler (Booster Club); Mike Wear); Wade Botts, most Ilartttig and Bennie Mills, most valuable golfer ( Sa nford Men's valuable wrestlers(Gordon Golf Association). f.f.) • our rg 2.99 For most American auto conditioning ystems! Cha:ging hose and safety tap valve included For use with 14-or can of Freon refrigerant Al2 , _________ Fran 111.1 fnr 129 a° 9: . 47 Ala I~- - SOa I'TiiJiI4lUtP1(I.IflfJ.jjjyi i T r'-==-.1I i 1I tr-1fl I c hoice jI'UII our rag. 1.21each Bardahi ':- - j4 F±; 99 your 2 d1h - Bardahl products j 1r11j i,bas air conditioner ____ Jd~-_ I and fives /1 - ...it? "- F.' 240 Ix- ? 2 3 Chas. : Records Fall Harness I TONIGHT FIRST - I M Pc C) $602 I J Q (P,tahar I I I. 7 Dark Castor lKu:laI 92. 3 Star Glaze N (Newman) ID I. 4 Chancy Folly (Lake) 6). 5 Star Student (DAmàtol 72. 6 Nifty Lady Byrd (Ihienfeld) SI. 7 Don Brewster (Howard) S I, I Crestwood Donna (Brainard) 31 SECOND I. M Pace C-) $400: I Plowards Chief (Howard) 7 2. 7 Tandy's Spitfire (Spriggs) 6 I. 3 Sweetheart Volto (Drayton) SI. 4 ElCapmtan I Kuclar 30 I; S Amos Dutchess (Filipallm Jr ) 6 1; 6 Singing Sam (Barcranak) 3 I; 7. Cypsy Hill Fran (Dvrorjcck) 10 1. 0. Fronstanrum (Wyatt) Si THIRD- IM- Pace C-3--$600 Red Clay Wader) 97. 2 Silverbell Rice (Ran) 77; 3 Maynard Pence (Kucla) 302, 1 Ohio Dream (Wefkheistr) $ I. S PerkiOman Cadet (140 Driver) 61; 6 Hurricane Scot (Piper) $1)7 Bonds King (Rvgur) 31. I Glenora Duke ) - L=SVILIX, Ky. (AP) -"We just played a "We just gotta do everything better or we won't EM mum~ Although Kentucky was impre&dve in putting ,,you Lnow we usually keep stinking bailgame." GflmOre In no be around too long," said Leonard. "Our reboun. away the Pacers, Coach Ruble Brown predicted "ii how many fouls he has. But we gambled, wematter were rally and Indiana never threatened again. The assessinent came fru-n Indiana Coach Bobby ding was terrible, our ball-handling was terrible won't be as easy next time." McGinnis was credited with 35 Points, Kevin up by 10 points." Leonard aftp.r his Pacers fell apan Monday night and our defense was terrible." Joyce got 24 and Billy Knight added 18 for the One of the big ihfferences, said Brown, was Artis Indiana, however, rnanaged to trirn thle lead to and lost to Kentucky 12044 in the first game of the Pacers, who are going after their fOurth Game 2 in the best.of-seven series will be played Gilmore, who nrntributed 26 points for the Colonel, five points when George MC(1UAJ' hit a turn.eround ABA American Basketball A.-sqw,lotion 44yoff cham- hore 11mr-Agy before the dubs n&.e = to Jr.beir c ,-j: ;;,;A ~Irlk,tl Willi six rwls. sm with a: n to go. TWOIT quick bas" by Dan pionstup dianapolis. Dampier hit 22 and lswl sank Ig points while "If yc'u've watched us all year Long," said Brown, fuel, Ted McClain and Loule Dampier broke the snagging 19 rebound.s, - the Seminole Petroleum-ITS Webb gave up StrornkrgBank game was rained out. CarLson's only hit. Fredy Vance led Sanford Atlantic with two singles and Sam, Sport. Goods 000 02- 2 2 1 Chase crucial vwtnry over VFW. doubie. lie struck out one and Both teams scored four runs walked one. In the first inning, then Rotary Joe Baker and Price Baker - S I Handle Attendance sy 591 $ . 1154 "It's the biggest game of our lives," Coach Dick MoLts said, speaking for his veteran team. Stromberg-Carlson slarrmed a single, and Slike Cash added a double and single. double, Cosgrave hurled five innings In the American League, of no-hit ball, striking out 13 and Sanford Atlantic Bank squeezed walking seven, before giving past Florida State Bank 5-3. and way to Jeff Webb in the sixth. Turf Club during the first 17 the half and in front going to the nd one-filth; The nights of the current harness three-quarter pole. Stew Ghtsby, a two-year-old Great pacer ost valuable racing season. F irlotte, who has driven most of % %,"a Tv F eyva I ICU Ug un Spain, Herald); Mike Good, coaches' lifter I Briar Construction and award I Kader Jewelers); Tim Paving Company). Raines, most promising junior • in the SkCOnd inning. Ileny Hardy led the attack Floyd lively ripped a double with triple, double. and single, and single, and Robert Lively and Freddie Howard, Mark poked two singl es for George's. Huaman and Soloman Hardy Jack Wiggins and Toney 1.ltUe pked two singles apiece. ms Howard pitched a two-hitter, combined to hurl a two hitter. striking out seven and walking Latte struck out seveni, Rotary moved into first place jumped ahead 6-4 alter three hurled a one-hitter for Police. Walter Law paced Jack seven. Monday in the Sanford Junior innings. VFW scored once jn the Price struck out four. Bill Cosave's home run Prosser Ford with a home run l3aseballLeaguewi th an&7win fifth and twice In the sixth to Chase's three runs in the and Darell Shuler added a paced Apex, and teammates over Veterans of Foreign War, ta ke a 7-6 lead. But Rotary's bottom of the six th broke a 4- double. Dayrell Smith of Wes Cooper poked a triple and e Hi Meyer and McCoy's Delux Cleaners. --t l'UflS - Banquet FOOTBALL - *kn ) 100 110 3 Diamonds Lad Princess Marion (I) 4 60 0 1371 15400 T (73$) 552900 T 7 IS I NINTH: I Miss Culpper () Huggins) (5) Ii 706 401007 Byrd K 41) I M't I 40 I fl'.,',,n ('nll..n IVDM Surge M edi cal Center won its fourt h Medical Center's win ppp jpff Vnkcec wn* civi-eu a uouoie tor- Firstonly nree fliLS in ILS victory. game Monday in Its last five its record at 4.4. Seminole on the mound for Medical Federal. Ron Harold and Dorel Hubbard outings in the Sanford National Sporting G3ods dropped to 3.5. Center, striking out eight and In the Continental League, slapped doubles for Florida Little League. Both teams collected ouly two walking five. George's drubbed United State Bank. Medical Center topped hits apiece. Wayne Story First Feral scored in every Transportation Union 11 and Andy Muthslimed a double Seminole Sporting Goods 7-2 clubbed a double for Medical inning in its win over Chase. Jack Prosser Ford defeated for Sanford Recreation. and in the other league game, Center and George Porzig Calvin Rollins, Donald Bauhlltz Strotn be rg-Carlson 13-2. The Railroaders scored 10 First Federal crushed Clujsel9. slapped a two-bagger for and John White each ripped two George's, which has lost only runs in the third inning In its 3. Seminole Sporting Goods, sIP91es, and Wayne Smith Q(laun00Tu6suleooT '"i SIXTH I. Billy Rich IT Crank) Florida). 11 60 1 00 7 60 2 Conestoga Gay GOLF (5) 370 770 3 Richland Co Boy i WRESTLING 7 ?OQ (So) 525 20 T (65 1 $21700 T Bobby Pike, sportsmanship 16 1 Willie ('alloway, most (AFrkndofSflS); Wade Botts, SEVENTH: I Bonnie flurnpa IA Wilsev, ir I (1) 6 00 2 60 2 Mar Marg -promising junior varbity most Improved I Perkins Men's Rusty (319102103 Freedom Trail (5) 320 Q (31) 53650 1 (7)0) . . Company); Tommy Thompson, Cleveland 3. Minnesota 7 Tesas S. Milwaukee 0. S in nings California S New York 0 Oakl and 9. Boston S . fallen during the banquet. 1. a Bennie Mills, best offe ns ive player (trophy by Chase and . ~4f~=M_ NHL . NINTH west Oakland 19 17 13 T exas 1$ 12 600 Kansas City 16 California lb 16 . Banquet. More photos Page 10-A jHerald Pboto by Gordon - 2 AmerIcan leagve East W I Pct. GB Mmlwauiee 16 1) 593 Boston II 12 S3 1', Detroit 13 I) 500 7i Baltimore I) 15 46.1 3' Cleveland )7 15 141 .4 New York II t 379 - "Most of us ha ve done our part, we've done our bit Now it's up to the kids. There's no doubt we're turning it over to some pretty good hands." j' and an ideal." In) ore lTorrez 4 1). in) _______ - Love (Brainard) 3 I~ 6 San Francisco (Montefusco 2 __________ 'He became the 14th to give his life for what he considered , Jnr I ;~ at New Yc!~, fTate 12). Pr raclu Ipawdoutambumpersuckers ,among oth ers, in-coming foot ball coach Jerry Posey. Reynolds said, "My motto next year is to give tip television - -1 ; -' the cause of freedom. He ha ve his life for this country, a belief - the Whitey McLuca.s Trty, _____ - - " - 1 'ii OCQO ~--inlreal (Fryman i o). (n) I ;:. - N # . (Awards List Page 9.A) I -- 'am ________________________________ - of Terry Cordell, who was a leader of the SHS graduating class of 1953 and la ter became the 14th American to the in Vietnam. "He was true AU-American, all-Seminole County and all. SHS," sa id 1953 Seminole graduate Robe rt Morris. "He was a supporter of everything the school had." Cordell then attended the Ci tadel and was one of the first kid can receive in high school" . -- ________________________________ The Terry Cordell Memorial Trophy was awarded in honor Moments later. Seminole High School Principal Dun Reynulds presented what he said was "the grutest honor any ...... -. . ____ __- ! • . 6 Tr: 7 T, at I I P.ttSbfgh (ii(i 22j, ( n) Caton (vrbs 92. .4 lkca West Atlanta (Harrison 21) at lJosonl 61. 5. Good Morning ;3 _______ ______ _____ .." -I= - ~_,;. ~.401 1111`1"`111111111111~1~ Herald AA - - --- - ____________ r- - ______ ___ .011, - - _____ ______________ _______ 12 14 462 32 36 479 7 II IS .473 7 Wait Los Angeles 73 II 676 Cincinnati II u ss Atlanta 16 17 5I 5' San IS S Francisco 11 Il 4S7 7I Houston it 71 311 37' Tutday's Results Chicago 7. Houston i Philadelphia 1, Cincinnati 0 Pittsburgh 2. San Diego 0 Atlanta 9, Mo nt real San Francisco at New York, postponed, rain Sari Mark Whigham became the fourth brother to receive tN Peter Schall Award, which is the oldest most valuable ___ ______ 00 A Today's Games L.ldy J (Deaon) 12; 1 Good Los Angel (Rau 51) at , Heavens (Bridges) J I S Virginia Louis (Curtis I I) Charm (Reynoldt) tO 1. 6 Shiat-ay Houston (Griflin OS' at (hi Adios (Crotsmn 9 2; 1. I M Bye cago Iflurris 1 11 IStrong) S I. S Vega (HyseIl) 1 Cincinnati (Darcy EIGHTH I M fl) a Pace 5-) 0: cheerJeadin, The cheerleaders' awards overflowed with sinterity and spirit. -,-.. _____ __ _________ _____________ :' I . I - " . More than 40 awards were presented in 12 sports anci Terry Cordell Memorial Trophy, lie was on his feet rgain to receive the Whitey McLucas Trophy. After an unscheduled presentation Tuesday of a plaque to out-going football coach Claude Woodruff at the SHS 18th annual '. # . - P Herald Sports Editor York - . -------- - St Louis Montreal -. ... 1 - - . • ( Ntionsi LCIQUC -r __--_ -.-* Clug Pace (flrainr 7?. 2 ferSiCa))7 1, City Man (Ford) 7 2; 3 Amy Girl S ) Marcurv (QAIII ) 1. 1 Tayior 31, Satin Grattan Bar (Lupo) 101, Papetso (Blood ) tO I. 6 Jayvees Boy (Taylor) I I; 7. VandCrSchaaI) 92. 6 Bordner Mr Durkee (Provost) 61; I. alas Pride (LarrabCe) II M!trohn Mick (Deason S I. S Sherry Batty Choice (Seider) I I TENTH - 1 M - Pace C.) - $650: U':art,Ier) 6) I H*ar Champ (Howard) $ FIFTH 1; 7 I. 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'S . ;' ___ __ IOAYTONAIIAcp, I 'I1 - .. It - 1141killo :143 :: 4-;.: J! �- IA—Evening Herald, Sanford. I. - -. - -' ----- -- - Wednesday, May 14, 177S - Mart Walker Cubs on May 2 alter a dismal shown in him. didn't sink in with me. The len's sacrifice fly after leading start this season, showed his / "As soon as I got here (with thing it's a whole new start." off the eighth with a single. Even though the Chicago Cubs gratitude toward his new club Pliilhlei 4, Reds 0 the Dodgers), I had a reversal While Hooton was shackling have the best winning per. Underwood, bombed for six Tuesday night, allowing only of attitude," he said. "Maybe the Cardinals, Jerry Reuss of centage in the major leagues, two hits in pitching Los Angeles the Cubs have a winning MU. the Pittsburgh Pirates and runs in one-third of an inning by A Burt Hootou says he would to a 5-0 victory over the St. tude now (they finished In last rookie Tom Underwood of the Cincinnati In his major league rather be with the Los Angeles Louis Cardinals, debut last Aug. 19, gained place in 1974, but now lead the Philadelphia Phillics also were Dodgers. Ilooton was ecstatic over his National League East with a 19pitching shutouts. Reuss revenge against the Reds by The rejuated Hooton, ob. sparkling performance and the 9 record), and I admire what stopped the San Diego Padres 2- striking out nine batters for his L tamed by the Dodgers From the confidence the Dodgers have they're doing, but it just really 0 on three hits and Underwood second shutout of the season. Right fi elder Mike Anderson ha ndcuffed the Cincinnati Reds :. helped save Underwood's shut4.0 on sis hits, ,, I • E lsew he re in the National out with two outstanding field. League, the Cubs edged the Ing plays and Greg Luzinski yan /s dAnci Braves whipped the Montreal the season. Cubs 2, Aitros I Expos 94, and the San FranRandy Brown receives the Terry Cordell Memorial Trophy, AWARD WINNERS 4 Th e Cubs scored their first and cisco GIar,ts New York above, from Robert Morris, who is a 1953 graduate of Seminole ' run in the third inning on a ba lk Mets were rained out High School. Below, Mark Whigharn receives the oldest most AT SHS BANQUET Hooton walked only one, by Houston pitcher Doug valuable player a wa rd In the country — The Peter Schaal struck out seven and faced just Konieczny, then broke a 1-1 tie T W Award — from Peter Schaal, Herald Photos by Gordon O 29 batters—two ov' the mm. in the eighth on Bill Madlock's Williamton imum. The only hits off him single, a walk, a wild pitch by . By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS roof homer by Tony Solaita, and erslcy shut off a seventh-inning were Ted Sizemore's double in Konieczny and a passed ball by survived a (our-run Detroit Minnesota rally and Cleveland the fourth and Luis Melendez' Milt May. Nolan Ryan pitched nine in. rally in the ninth. Solait.a, who capitalized on a unique bunt single in the ninth. Unbeaten Steve Stone, with nings, Jim Bibby pitched live singled home a run in the double to defeat the Twins, Jimmy Wynn drove in three ninth-inning relief from Oscar and Ken Holtzman faced only fourth, led off the second with Jack Broharner laid down a Los Angeles runs with a homer Zamora, won his fifth game one batter but all came away his towering homer. Braves 9, Expos 4 hard bunt past pitcher Vic Al and a single, and Hick Auer. . -. •': v- : 9h) victtries Tuesday night. KC stirter Al Fitztnorris was hury attempting to sacrifice in bach singled in two run, Earl Williarn.s drove in (our Ryan pitched six hitless in. working on a two-hitter until the the third inning. Slinnesota seePirates 2. Padres 0 anta runs with a single, •., rungs and finished with his sixth seventh when Nate Colbert hit ond baseman Rod Carew over- Reuss, in pitching his third double and forceout as the " :: career two-hitter in the two-run homer. Pinch hitter ran the bunt and Brohamer straight complete game, struck Braves saddled Dave McNally "California Angels' 3-0 victory Dan Meyer drilled a three-run sprinted to second for a double out 12—his career hig'l with his fourth consecutive loss o ver the New York Yankees bonier off Doug Bird in the with Charlie Spikes, who had Frank Taveras, hitting only Williams' two-run single and Bibby allowed singles to the ninth, walked, going to third. Frank .111, drove In the Pirates' first Mikc Lum's two-run trip!e Indians 3, Twins 2 first two batters and then Dully doubled to give the In- run with a triple. Reuss scored highlighted asix-run, filth knoc ked off t he next 15 in Rookie relie ve r Dennis Eck- diana a 2-0 lead, the second on Manny Sangull- inning uprising, i, Texas Rangers' 5-0 triumph Ii .! over the Milwaukee Brewers ..' .'.t. . -. which was called fn the fifth in-— ring because of rain. Penney's auto center 1 And Holtzman, who had a 1-4 open 8 a.m. 9 p.m. record in eight starts despite a [ line 2.35 earned run average, strucic out Carl Yastrzemski to end a Boston rally' in the filth inning and was credited with the win in the Oakland A's triumph over the Red Sox when Joe Rudi's tie-breaking home - run in the bottom of the fifth made him the pitcher of record. Elsewhere In the American League, the Baltimore Orioles $ SAN FRANCISCO(AP) — Muscleman Al Hall is the elder statesman of the 64-member edged the Chicago White Sox 3. Hall says the visit to the People's Republic of American squad-41 men and 23 women- which 2, the Kansas City Royals out. China by a U.S. track and field team will be departed by air Monday for Hong King, traveling lasted the Detroit Tigers 8.l and similar to the first trip behind the Soviet Union's from there by train May 16 to the land of goo the Cleveland Indians nipped il Iron Curtain In 1958. the Minnesota Twins 3.2. million Chinese. They will compete against "We don't know exactly what to expect," the Chinese In an Olympic type program in three Ryan flirted with a record-ty. 40-year-old hammer thrower from Manchester, cities — May 18-19 in Canton, May 23-24 in ing fourth career no-hitter until N.H., said. "When we went to Russia we knew Shanghai and May v-zn in Peking. Bobby Bonds broke the spell A Mileagema reaiuii '4 Ui polyester. pretty well how strong they were because we had It will be a friendly rivalry with no scores with a leadoff single in the sewIn the wide 78 series profile, seen them in the 1952 and 1956 Olympics. But kept, but affording an exchange of techniques enth, the Yankees' only clean that was all we knew, No trade-in required. and Ideas Detween athletes of the two countries, hit. Ryan, who joined Oakland's 'We didn't know how we would be treated... The U.S. team includes Ii former Olympians Vida Blue and Don Sutton of Los We thought we probalAy would be watched all and 30 members who are current or nast national Angeles as the only sevengame the time and restricted In many ways. titleholder,. The 245 pound Hall and Willye winners In t he majors, struck "We were greatly surprised. We found that White, 35, sprinter and long jumper, are Blackwali tubeless. out seven and walked five. 1I1_ we could roam as we pleased, hop on a subway or team veterans, both dating their Olympic exTire size Price + fed. tax Bangers 5, Brewers 0 take a taxi. The people seemed interested In us perience back to the 1956 games in Melbourne, Cesar Tovar and Jim Spencer and happy we were there. Australia, A78•13 18.00 1.76 cracked first-Inning home runs "I think the China trip will be the same, We Don Merr-lck of Seminole Junior College, who off Jim Slaton to back Bibby's don't look for anything negative. I think we will is one of three sprinters on the team, will run the B78-13 20.00 1.84 pitching. find surprises, and all the surprises will be on the 100-meter dash and compete on the 400-meter Mt M A heavy thunderstorm - linon Stadium with two E78-14 positive side." 2.27 23.00 relay- team, out in the bottom of the fifth and . F78-14 24,00 2.40 the umpires called it after a one-hour, 31-minute wait. G78-14 i44'e LEFT %1' ELE VATED :e I T...TE B'THEASSoCJ ATE flpRFSS 7 Is --ER - U4-.-- i TO 5'i 3tJT T'4 - N OUR 5..ZR,'< 4RUN WIN AT BRIDGE - WF K2 .. " Siings R - in sou'rn by Dove Grous .. - - West North East ver -r -. - Is THE BORN LOSER by Art Sans CIET - 'V 'E'R pig) . < EXtELL.E431, tK cr" 00 TMT Fog coc a 5'FOR S11FAVY M1 MOPE,,, &jp 'u' rc U.S. Team, Merri ck . Prepare For Meets - M — I-hL)I1IS Olympic Cabinet Meets; Trouble Brewing At Montreal . -. - iw, — The uinr cabinet U! the Olympics hod-- Olympics died in a crisis meethig today after hearing the first of. licial utterances from Canada that the 1976 Montreal Olympics are in trouble. The meeting apparently would wrangle with the knotty question of finding a last-minute substitute for the Mon al site, should awave of construction walkouts that began Thursday force the Canadian city to give up a months-long struggle to stage the Games. Quebec Premier Robert Bourassa told Olympic officials here, including Ir.ternaUoial Olympic Corrunitt.ee (IOC) President Lord Killanin, that he would sacrifice the Games if it became necessary to preserve social order in the province, Singh Preakness Favorite BALTIMORE (A?) —Singh, who missed the Kentucky Derby because of a freak training injury, is back in shape—ready to lace Derby winner Foolish Pleasure and the other top 3-year-olds in the Preakness. The last male offspring of the great sire Utid Ruler, who died in 1971, Si Singh is rated an 8-1 choIce In the field of 10 for Saturday's 100th running of the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Cow-se, "i'd be a little more confident if he had a little more seasoning," ssfd EnglLsi,-born trainer John Hm,,dll 0n the other hand, if ?c had the seasoning and hadn't performed well, he probably wouldn't be here," NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Tony Jacklin makes his return to the American tour, Lee Trevino tries to recapture a lost putting touch and Torn Watson ewes for two in a row in this week's 8150,000 New Orleans Open Golf Tournament, Trevino set a (lock of records with his 21-urier-par, elght.stroke triumph in Us event Wi rear but cwws Into this one with the putting miseries, He's worked en his putting steadtly for the past several greens of br e 7,00yard, Lakewood Cntry club coum, site of the 72-holle test Ow I begins Thursday. 25.00 2.56 16.00 1.79 I'ac — K& The bidding has been - By Oswald & James Jacoby West North East South Today's hand was played by Giorgio Belladonna in a world's Championship match. 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Southern College as host, the 16- few three-nm double. team NCAA South AUantic Orioles 3, White Sox 2 Region division II college Tommy Davis' run-scoring baseball tournament begins rø Mndu double in t fif th Inning broke Florida Southern has fitushed a 2-2 tie and the Orioles went on its season with a 28-9 record, to end Jim Kaat's two-season Defending champion Valdosta 12-game winning streak behind State, Georgia, is 36-15 with two the four-hit pitching of Ross Griznsley. more games to play. Also in tournament lineup anRoyals 8, Tigers 7 nounced Tuesday are Rollins Kansas City jumped on LerCollege, Florida, 28-14, and Co- nfl LaGrow for five runs in the lumbus College, Georgia, 30-11, second Inning, one on an off-theboth with one game reman1ng, Lynthburg College, Virginia, 26-2, and Eckerd College, Florida, 27-12 are the other teams in the playoffs. Three gaifles are scheduled each day in double elimination Play, with the championship game set May 22. CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS -} . egion - Low prices on - R \t - -: South — rvII//I1 J _r r] ri Now look at his next play! lie TODAY'S QUESTION led the (our of hearts from dumInstead of bidding three notrump my and insured his contract against any combination of 'OUt partner his bid th ree spades c ubs, adverse hearts and over your three hearts What doyou do now' spades. Answ er Tomorrow Just see how nicely the play works. If East wins the trick he Send $1 to., .L4coav MODERN must use either the ace or queen of hearts to do so. After boor to.' 'Win at Budge," (do this paper), P.O. Box 489, Radio that play there will be no way for the defense to take more CityStation. New Yoik, N V 10019 pp ''. -- — - competition, which all goes to A . 1 Opening lead 'U - A - -. •' ;. -I -Z~p '- Pass Pass ( Dick Tumor by show that if he isn't the best player in the world it is most unlikely that anyone is better Bo th vulnerable . I C a .- - - V A 106 S • K J 1083 4KQ972 sJ65 ID) A Q 1087653 V j 32 A 4 10 97 ' o EAST £4 V Q 98 7 e Ole than a total of two hearts and one (rum If Wesr wins the trick and holds all three trumps he can lead one. Declarer wins and leads a second heart. If West leads a second trump the defense will grab three heart tricks but West's king of trumps will be picked up by South's ace. Belladonna's play is the sort of play other experts find when they ar shown all the cards, He made it under the strain of top 14 Wednesday, May 14, 175--11A CARNIVAL By OSW1tI.l) and JAMES JA(OBY NORTH £J9 V K4 #Q 6542 4 A 843 ALLEY 001' Evening Hera W, Sanford, Fl. 1-1140 SUCkS You 1411 Open Sunday 1.5 p.m. -- 4 -- -- -- ;- -- -- r--.=---. ---=-.-----=-- --.- - ---------.---. - - ---.---.. -- --- S --- ---- -: i-- :5-.--- -- - �WOMEN Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. 'Write To Read' A Great Evening Herald. Sanford,,_Fl. Wednesday, May 14, 7975-113 Wednesday, May 14, 197S-12A Idea _ _ By JEAN PA1TESON typewriters lying at the back of the words before they type attorney by profession, Ironed Ok So "Will Work" — wi th his Women's Editor the classroom. Mrs. Nash them," Mrs. Geyer explained, out the legalities of self- impish freckles and winning It started out as a good Idea allowed thestudents to pick out "It's important that nothing publishing for them, and her gnu shows the students with which two Sanford educators letters and words on the smacks of remedial reading. husband, David, a former amlnmurof words how to — wanted to share with their machines, but had not This way the older student draftsman, worked on theft a typewriter and how to make fellow teachers. But in just two developed any specific struc- develops a better self-concept if layouts. Mrs. Nash roped In her 'hem read words and later, years it's grown thtü a time and lured program using the he (ee!s he is engaged in the husband, Finley, at the sentences. energy consumIng publishing typewrules. adult activity of typing. Also, distrihutIo. end of the small business, "Basica lly, u system ,or the multi-sensory activities of family business. "Write To Read" is the g children with reading The image of those absorbed touch, feel and sight Involved idea; Mrs. Charlotte Geyer and little faces and childish lingers ing are good for students The result of their combined problems, Mrs. Nash exty p but Mrs. Kate Nash (assisted by painstakingly labors is a sturdy laminated plained. "However, advanced with who have learning disabilities," book wi th self-contained easle students and even adults are their husbands David and pleasure, tapping away at the Mrs. Geyer continued, a keys, remained with Mrs. Finley ) the so students can prop it up using it. l part-tune Geyer for days after her visit to There is no pressure for speed alongside their typewriters, ..It P • Fl! U Ime, 'i ha ve students in m class the remedial reading or accuracy; students work at was a matter of pride that the Geyer s Coordinator or ere to,ta., lly, unmoti v a t e d LaIvlr on pace aitu are per- 000 oe a quality product - 'T Secondary Language Arts for classroom 11 ---•-----.I mitted to move onto a second although we could have before we tried this system. the Seminole County School The seed of her idea had been They'd been turned off to Administration. Mrs. Nash planted. Soon it began to ger. exercise as soon as they are produced it more cheaply by reading for two or three years, ski pp i teaches Sanford Middle School minate. Experimenting at ng e laminating an Y but suddenly they were excited Printing on both sides of the about it. students who have specific home she worked out a system formance In the first. !tirnrn: disahiltjcs and is aLu put p;iges, said Mrs. Gcyer. f eolor-oding the fingers ti( Son, her idea tcing "it's a great behavior Cha rlotte Geyer heft) and Kate Nash will be honored at an Author's Luncheon at the Capri a reading specialist, each hand to correspond with Into practice in Mrs. Nash's They contracted a Disney modifier and has good carry. Restaurant, Saturday. :rs. Geyer first got the idea the keys each finger should classes, and working so well, World artist to create a over into other areas, even into (o "Write To Read" a strike. She then color-coded the women decided to publish character as narrator of the athletics because it develops developed a set of "vowel they have plans for expanding summer. It also has a place in program designed to teach words and sentences. their program. book they wanted a "car- eye-hand coo rdination and also cards", which can be used to the system further, the George reading through use of the Washington The rules are not that difThey now became the toonish" boy who would appeal gives students practice improve reading skills without typewriter — The 'Write To Read" method University reading laboratory when she was ferent from regular typing students, learning something to children but be acceptable to following directions. Even after the typewriter, as well as is being used in remedial and Mrs. Geyer learned ' visiting Mrs. Nash's classroom, exercises, except each set of new about the printing and adults as well, and they insisted a whole year of Write To Read, manual instructions for readingreading classrooms throughout recently a graduate is eager to She noticed how much the letters makes a word, and publishing business every day. upon a boy to avoid the concept they're not bored with it.,, teachers who have no ex- Florida and In 10 other states do his doctoral dissertation on children enjoyed using the students ar' required to read Mrs. Geyer's son-in-law, an that typing is "girls' wcrk," The women have also perience teaching typing. And since its publication late last her "good idea." _____•': -' - FRESH 100% PURE 1 t6 Qws..SiIy R.se 'IP GROUND BEEF !Zitil1i , ' ab- r SOUTH'S SAVINGS CENTER - , . w 1 - ' DNT 7' "'• PRICES I 3 What does a banker know For Dorothy majored In home economics at Florida State Uni4erslty and taught the subject in a Brevard County High School for three years and /K the ten contestants include: representative for Florida Power and Light Co in the Sanford area before she Joined the bank in March last year. Oriental Oven Barbecue Chicken, Chicken Foster, Apple Pie Chicken, Artichoke Chicken Salad, Do's Kicky Chicken, Dixilicious Fried Chicken Sticks, Super-Chicken, Florida Chicken and Zippy Sunday Salad So w t came g qual1fied judges for the F1or Chicken Cooking Contest to be staged In the Winter Park Mall May 21 and 22, Doroth y was an obvious choice - - 'F ,T & ,,4,,,, Orange County Extension makers of Ac'cent flavor Home Economist; Anne Dorothy Williamson — banker and home economist. egiJir and Mazola corn oil. Maynard of Florida Power The contest is open to the Corp., and several radio and National Chicken Cooking Ilendley,Ocala. Janet Johnson, public at no charge. It starts television personalities and Contest in San Antonio, Tex. on Ft. I2uderdale; Dot Jones, will, an Il a.m. session and 3 newspaper food editors. July' 9 are: Gloria Bruckart, Orlando; Helen Mize, p.m. session on May 21, and The 10 Florida residents Palm Harbor; Beverly Lakeland; Dawn Mull, ends with an 11am. session on competing for a shot at the Crummey, Miami; Martha Jacksonville; Miriam Peirce. May The Seminole County 4-H Pet There is a small registration Show will be held Saturday fee; registration is from 10 a.m. from 10 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at to12 noon, sat y. Judges are ._..t Dr. Anderson DV M' Nancy Maggiacomo, dog instructor and Mrs. Ann Register, recording secretary for Central Florida Kennel Club. All Pr g the working dogs; sporting dogs; terriers and toys; non sporting; mixed breeds; cats — pure Florida Zoo. At 1:45 p.m. a breeds; cats — mixed breeds; display from the zoo will 1,1. snakes, fish, etc., staged and a dog obedit r ept iles miscellaneous — insects, birds, demonstration given by the 441 etc., and Best of Show all Dog Project Club under the blue ribbon animals. leadership of Merrilte Hannah. i . — ' . ' 2 . - - ' ! ' . ; : . . 17 SNE ', !'j - $60 setoff Regular Price S - ';-- \\ ,!'- IIALONE'D"PEDIL' .1 _..._II*.1Ii. Reg. $79.95 each piece - -i., - ., ). — , , • . 95 ',,•.,,, /4t'çeaSr . . I/YTdUTAJ$*1 , • M'W' Sirloin Steak.. )i .37 . Ir Club Steak .37 1-Bone Steak. LB.1 .474 Shoulder Ste.ak M$1 .17 THRU TUESDAY MAY 20, 1975. .. WE ARE PLEASED TOACCEPT .. . U.S.D.A. FOOD STAMP COUPONS SUNNY LAND Goodtime Franks '. •' •- . Loin Pork Roast .. .- .. - ' W . " FRESH HOMEMADE All Beef Sausage ..•,Z I " Beef Liver Round Steak £ r' Beef Stew 4 . . . ,. . . - , . . . . . . . . . . . 24oz. CAN - LYKES - Beef Tri pe . t 6 — - :r ........ LB. \' ' uflav'/ayS Ca ll i.4'7 LB.. $1 LB.. ....... LB.. • 47 1 .27 Cube Steak .......... LB.-. $i $1 37 FLA. GRADE 'A' FRESH FRYER •... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 3 QUARTERS Breast $ LB. 87 Leg or LB. WHOLE ONLY — — 001300 a very attractive man, We hit It because this Is serious. He does me" Is typical.) There will be no lecturing or needlepoint! He is otherwise normal. Do counseling. Your call w1l] Dot traced, and the only question you think I have a problem' asked o( you will br"Do you WONDERING need anything" II you do, DEAR WONDERING Yes yuu'Il be told where you can Buttheproblemiswfthyou,not obtain it for free. Noattempt him. Needlepolnlinglswonill be made to bring you home, derfully relaxing. It calms the nerves, occupies restless regardless of your age. Runaways, please forget the hands, beats smoking and gives past and call that tolifree one a sense of real accomplishment And neither sex he has a monopoly on that! know rz :: You will sleep better tonight, and so 1737 ' $ ONLY WITH THIS COUPON OFFER EXPIRcS MAY20, 1975 NOT PEOPLE PLAIN OR SELF RISING MAXWELL HOUSE 01 - I (PnIfAhAlf yie PLUMBING HEATING, INC, 7007 Sanford Ave. 322.6S62 WALL a Sauce Mix ............. . . 'I.. SSS • • GOOD ONLY WITH THIS COUPON FLOUR FRENCH'S COUNTRY STYLE , , , . ., PILLSBURY READY TO SPREAD I PILLSBURY 1 Instant Coffee...... 7A ,131I.I78 FRENCH'S SPAGHETTI Potatoes ..,, I e• l6 z. PKO. 01- __ 5L8. BAG 78 — I 1614 73 OFFER EXPIRES MAY 20, 1975 or. Frosting ASSORTED FLAVORS....... . CAN 88 ~ S ' ' Keyboard a Other " P ickerin g.f The Famous Pickering Qua rIet estern W CAL'L £1.7: • • 322-I-BALL) 322-2255 301 - IIa1L:.1:: W. Meffifre Hannah, 4-H Teen Leader for Seminole County, with friend. l)ustv. - L I Pre-Scnooi Has - i Onan I-ICiiic SLEEPERS First St,.# '. HIDEnAmBEDS •1, tJ Seating by day . . .sleeping by night. Perfect for studios, small apartments. Instant , f' - - • - è r ! '1j S.; Aw - I • VI 744 kh— .11 I I I J 'GOOD ONLY - - - - AT ---PARK - — —&—SHOP ri. • I I HOT HOUSES Are For Flowers 0b ' I I I , . 21001. SIZE .1r,8 -T-10 -TUV_ A DEAR SOPII if I had holce, I'd riAher have them h ooked on nothing! Why kids h ° h°° oo ked 011 SO 4II -- — — c92c PET WHIP I With 231.4946. An operator wil; off immediately and I could Ret telephone your parents serious about him but he told anywhe re In the U.S. and me something about himself convey a m essage from you. that made me begin to wonder ("I'm alive, don't worry about about him. Please don't laugh, I1I1I.1 CREAMY WATCH FOR ~ C 48 I!.1 :1 II Oil reeNumber DEAR ABBY: Because I read in your column about that tolifree number, which allows runaway kids to call to let their parents know they are O.K., I re-established contact with my parents, went home and had the most wonderful Easter in my By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN life. (I'm a 19-year-old boy who dropped out of school and hit the road 15 months ago) staffed by olunterrs, Including DEAR ABBY If you had a Will you please run that item some grateful runaways who choice, would you rather have by? have come home. your kids hooked on drugs or LUCKY IN ILLINOIS DEAR ABBY: I recently met alcohol' Please FPIi This w onderful originated In hem adopted by 37 states! It's 67 $1 . . . . . . . . . . - English Roast Retiring Sanf ord-Seminole Art Anne. presldeal Miriam Vu Duyne welcomed members to a in. stallatfon dinner at the Capri Restaurant, Sanford, Monday night. Officers for 1975-76 Installed were (from left) Elizabeth Berge, treasurer; Dorothea Strosnlder, secretary; Marie Richter, president; Jane Porter, second 'ice president and Rosamond Chapman, parlimeutarlan. Not present for phot was Gail lipton, first 'ice president. i400. . . . LB.97 c PICNICS LYKES -. DEAR LUCKY: . . . . . . . . . . . HEAVY WESTERN LAZY AGED CANNED - ' I 1 ART ASSOC. INSTALLS .97 'OUNG 'N TENDER :— - .... '' I t ,' nN OZ. Chicken Bologna ....... 12PKG.,48 PATRICK CUDAHY ..- PKG. . S TALMAE FARMS Rib Roast CORN FED WESTERN -. 8 120Z. . . • • will they. ____ / ' w •.w Buy both pieces for.. 'J,,, .\, a -LB. . Boston Butt...... LB. 87C pleasure: Runaways, iini - r - . Dear Abby 4-H Club Hosts Pet Show For Area Kids Classes include: hounds; . .. :. Thee Florida on a Poultry Federation and the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services arranged the contest with the assistance of the National Broiler Council, the contest's sponsor, and the * Other judges include William K Buret, owner of Maison et Jardin Restaurant; Anne Hagg of Tupperware; Linda Luman, Seminole Plaza, Casselberry, behind Montgomery The ahow is open to children between the ages of 6 and 16. - - The recipes to be prepared by then as a home service - . . . $1 937 CORN FED WESTERN Tallahassee , Rae Tedden Kissimmee; and Catherine Selby of Christmas. 'Me grand prizes at the national contest total 0,000. State finalists also win the all-expense paid trip to San Antonio, a $100 cash award, a trophy and a year's supply of co-sponsor products. - 67 Round Steak Banker Judges Chicken Cook-Out about cooking chicken? Well, in the cam of Dorothy Williamson, marketing manager for the Sanford Atlantic National Bank, she knows a good deal. LBS. OR MORE EXTRA LEAN & TENDER BABY BEEF PRICES EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY MAY 14 1 - CHUCK ROAST LB. .. - HEAVY WESTERN-LAZY AGED BEEF! �011 211—Evenlng Herald Sinlord, Fl. Wednesday, May 14, 1975 00KING Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SAVE IS FUN J OUR 50t h ANNIVERSARY Quantity Rights Reserved GIFT TO YOU!! r ' WINN DIXIE STORES INC COPYRIGHT— 195 6 1 By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor A Long Island, N. V., cook has been making a delicious spiced noodle pudding for, as she says, "more years than I like to remember." When she puts It together she often varies the spicing and she never 'ntasnes. Sometimes she adds cinnamon and nutmeg; some. times Just allspice; other times she uses apple-pie or pumpkinpie spice. Nevertheless the following recipe for her pudding calls for cinnamon and nutmeg in exact amounts. That's be. cause her daughter1 determined to capture Mom 's famous recipe and pass it aIon to me, stood beside her anil measured the spices with standard measuring spoon before her mother dumjx. : them into the pudding she %%., I • .i(i(tjt(ijt(t DISCOUNT COUPON 'DISCOUNT COUPON COUPON 0000 tNiU MAY It I BOUNTY .. I 3 TOWELS -- BEFP I SUPS ISlAND USDA $NSP. GRADS A" IR I SH FLORIDA ALL WHIII 2 LARGE EGGS DOZ. 88s ICE MILK I DISCOUNT COUPON t: PF J%.L L3I1 I - I I1 — SLICED BACON — 59 I , PKG I L•••• / WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 601 —. witH 1*41 PURCHAII Of 1.11 PIG HICKORY Swill 111C10 BACON AND A 1011 t PUICKAII 01 17 10 0100101111 00101111 IACLUDIP., CIOAIIT?it lIMIT ON( P11*11. - _rlvi $I I:1tt WINN DI XIE STORIS, Ii,4 C COPYRIGHT 197 1 HICKORY SWEET WITH THI PUICHALI 0$ HALT GALLON INtuIT MAID (Cl MIII AND A TOTAl PUICPIASI 01 17 10 OS Molt IACIUDING CIGAII?TI1 LIMIT ONi P11*11 WITH tsa PUICNI$i Of two oat suPIRISAND IAUGI 101)1 £ £ TOTAL PUICHAII at 17 10 OP Nail ITCIUDINO CI0AIItTI1 LIMIT 2 DOt P11*11 . COUPON GOOD TNIU MAY 31 WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 40C WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR 50c — HALF GALLON Rights Reserved Quantity dtd1U(. 39 THRIFTY MAID r '9EF pO?' DEE P • $ . _SE , - - - . - - _______ Ifl - recipe tells me that in orthodox Jewish families it might be served, after a hearty vegetable soup or salad, at a "dairy" lunch or Sunday night supper; but that Jewish families who do not observe orthodox dietary rules (they forbidTH IFTY eating dairy foods and meat at the sane meal) might serve the pudding with sliced cold turkey and a salad. After hearing this I served It with roast chicken Iw1stIIred and hot), a cooked green vegetable and a salad; I skipped offering dessert because the pudding is sweet and has apple In It. If you try this interesting recipe, you may want to use one of these menu suggestions. RHODA'S SPICED NOODLE PUDDING 4eggs 16 ounces creamed cottage Cheese l cup commerclal sour cream 'i cup sugar I teaspoon salt CAN JAR , • R • • , . I> DO 1k , 0 6 A= 0 CRACKIN Chkken, .359 QUART UGLAS WHOLE . 00. -0 rAl 0 9c, a CAN to F ORK SHOUIL o - icni 1 1, t 4 11 D -.-; 00 -. __•.-_w_ 0C r. - --.. a OVE LIQUID R 0 - p... THRIFTY MAID GA DEN I it I .• fo t A jog a teaspoons cinnamon teaspoon nutmeg z. CANS l teaspoon purevanilla 16 - o extract 2 'içs diced pared apple Icup raisins 8 ounces medium-wide egg noodles, slightly unthrcooked and drained 2 tablespoons hotter or RALSTON WH 'iaip.nke sli vered 1 4cup COPflAiu : 63c Cup-A-Soup GRAHAM5 WIHB( cream In a large mizing bowl beat eggs a g y, a Co ge CAIN Il r cr r,salt, ckmmon, nutmeg and vanilla; beat gently Just until in- PPT!S s' gredients are evenly dis- . . . . ... . 5 . 9 09 — truted. Add raisins and noodles; stir together well. Pow Into a buttered shallow baking dish (about 12 by S by 2 Inches). In a small skillet or saucepan, melt hotter; off heat, dir In crumbs and almonds; sprli*k over noodle mixture. Bake In a preheated 35Odegree on until topping Is golden about 35 to 40 minutes. Let stand at ron temperature for at least 10 minutes before serving; or let stand longer but serve while still quite warm. (Tazture will look curdly when pudding Is taken out of oven, but pay no attention to this; it will not affect the eating quality; te.iture will look ltss curdly after pudding stands a short while.) Pass extra sour cream as a topping a pint may not be too much for this amount of pudding. Makes S to 12 servings. Note: If the pudding is made ahead or any is leftover, refrgerate it; before serving,'utjt Into neat portions and a heatproof platter or a toillined cookie sheet and reheat briefly in a hot oven just until warm a matter of minutes. In this cam the donor or this recipe likes to dot the tips of the xrton,'i with but'r t'elnr' reheating, but this is not strictly Peanut Butter , JAR 9 $535 . • :A S 900 ROLL 69c Kitty Stew :57c Onion 0. Rings •. . . 49c . . • . . . 5 BAG $129 Bleach 1608 . . . . . . . . 69c Sliced Ham . ' ' PEG Ginger Snaps PiG $1 55 Fish Sticks. 89' VS 15 Prestige Rolls. PIG I2oz P IE, $109 a S S r • if) il Yogurt . . . 2 LB KG ' $119 i . 12 °' $198 .S''"', Pimento Cheese 49c Biscuits . . $199 FKG •.. . 89c 6 0 BRAND USDA CHOICE BEEF LOIN Strip Steaks lu SWIFT PREMIUM CORNISH CUPS is CRACPIN GOOD w . . . . Cheese Food 2 . SUPERRIAND LOW FAT TRUIT FLAVORS Diii( DAlLIpG . , $R(H FRIED *41*1 AND S(R1 COOKIES RU BLE P sNowy Dog Ration PEG . . . . . . . C. Dog FooL. CakeM x . ,.,, Hycrox Sm Q? i 4 CANS 65C , TALP.'At)GI FARM (QuTRy CURED QUARTER PILLSBURY S9(USE1 SWIRlS SUNS" IN 23 FT, AI UN CHUNK RU? STEW Potatoes..., 00 0 PIG EAt UN MEALTIME OR JIM DANDY • . : o MRS FILBERTS PRATT VELVIETA Dinner Franks 1 HUNGRY JACK MASHED as • •• •• turn. Foil . Bit, 59c 59c Dog Ration, 25 1 95C Bits of Liver. 4 t . IIYN 05 $W11$ING Meal ••• JIM DANDY EAt UN SIT Of ((F OR 59' Tea Bags 8-0t Dressings . 14 ERIC LIPTON 40 PKG Ex ra commercial sow PK LIPTON Rice d'ex . . . , , Cracker Crust . margarine • o, 7k. 01 8o: AVG $ 1198 (Ii LB AVG i Game Hens. .6 Cubed Steaks. Platte Platt MRS . 59c . . . . SHLR.P OR T5i DINNER QR CLAM OR FOR . , . . . . , r, 2 F lound e r PIGS SMITHS Cp4E11y OR ApplePie Topping ,is . • • 6 CANS . . . . . 2 LB PIG 9 DIXIANA POLY BAG SPECKLED BUTTIRBEANS 01 • PIE . . . 89c Baby Limas . . . 2 . . $100 Creamer, . . . a 32 a, (TN 59c , DIXIANA FOROHOOR LIMAS c . . . Green Beans . 11 A gifted young woman we 9c know, a brilliant co* grew up 6 on the south Caribbean Wad of Curacao. Recently she sug. S 79c that American party .,, BAG BLACKI'vE PEAS OR to 0, PiG . . \s hole Okra 2 gested STOKELY CUT • C. i — platters of sliced cold chicken or turkey could benefit on occasion from being served with Caribbean Peanut Butter Sauce rathec than with our everpreseat cranberry sauce. We tried her suggestion on our niece and her husband and their 10-year-old daughter and 14year-old son and all four were enthusiastic about it we have no hesitation In passing It along. If you are planning a simple buffet supper, this may be Just the addition you need to keep a cold bird from being dull. CARIBBEAN PEANUT BUTrER SAUCE cup peanut oil Large onion, chopped i 1 cup Small clove garlic, minced 1 teaspoon sugar ': teaspoon salt '. teaspoon ginger 'z teaspoon crushed dried red peppe' 2 tablespoons soy sauce s cup creamy peanut butter 2 chicken bouillon cubes dissolved in 2 cups boiling water 1 tablespoon cornstarch blended with ' cup cold whiter In a 2-quart SaUCepan heat il; add union and L uo k over moderate heat, stirring often, until golden. Add garlic, sugar, salt, ginger, red pepper and soy sauce; cook, stirring, about 2 minutes. Stir in peanut bu tter, then gradually the bouillon. Turn into an electric blender and whirl to puree - about I minute; return to saucepan. Stir in cornstarch mixture; stirring constantly, cook over moderate heat until thickened and boiling. Sere warm or at room temperature as a topping for sliced cold chicken or turkey; delicious, too, as a dip for Cookcd whole snap beans. Store any sauce leftover in refrigerator May be rehemcd so • • CAN * — • . C . . , . 6 , SA 0 . • N DWIC H.------------- if NS 32 • 6AR LINd'FAM ' Ity • • • I I •• • I I .00 P - - THRIFTY. M A ID. . -. --. . - . I • - . --.--. --. .-- -- . - - . -- • A 1 i FAMILY FARE Macaroni Casserole Salad Bowl Rolls Fruit Sherbet Cookies MACARONI CASSEROLE Worcestershire sauce blends with the cheddar cheese to give savory flavor. 2 cups elbow macaroni 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 1 cup chopped onion 2 tablespoons flour 2 cups milk 1 tablespoon WorcesU sauce 2 cups grated (medium sharp cheddar cheese 12 ounces cooked ham, cub. (about 2 cups) cup fresh bread crumbs Cook macaroni according to package directions; drain. In a medium saucepan melt butter; i add onion and cook gently until wi!td, stir in flow. Off heat, gradually stir in milk, keeping smooth. Add Worcestershire sauce. Cook, stirring constantly, over moderately low heat until thickened. Off beat, stir In 1 It cups of the cheese until it melts. Mix in ham and macaroni, heat but do not boll. Turn Into an ungreased 2-quart casserole. Mix remaining cup cheese with bread crumbs; sprinkle over casserole. I3akein a preheated 375-degree oven until crumbs are golden about 10 minutes. Makes 6 servings. — 11-01 DIXIANA POLY RAG CUT COFFEE RICH 988 I Lemonae MINUTE MAID LIMEADE TASTE 0 SEA SUPERBRAND WHIPPED $769 D &;AND iS* Cr'C,.(é OW $119 Margarine TASTE 0 SEA PERCH SE AFOOD By CECILY BROWNSTONE Associated Press Food Editor DINNER FOR FOUR Parmesan Chicken Potatoes Green Peas Salad Brandied Fruit Beverage PARMESAN CHICKEN A friend of ours evolved ii&is way of giving oven.friej chick. en a crunchy coating and no fat is used. 2.3rds cup herb-seasoned bread stuffing, from an 5-ounce bag 'i cup minced parsley 14 ctrn grated Parmesan cheese 22 to 3-pound broiler-fryer chicken, cut up Water or milk iofalemon 1 Crush stuffing slightly to make even-size crumbs; add parsley and Parmesan; mix nell. Moisten chicken pieces t w;iter, then roll in stuffini mixture to coat evenly. Place skin side up In a single layer In a shallow baki ng pan lined with mn1 Rake wthout tuznlng in a irehea ted 400-degree oven until tender - 50 to 60 minutes. Squeeze lemon Juice over chicken and serve at once. Makes 4 servings. - . • :i-i- fUL when it was tried in m y tc kitchen. The contributor of tht 3 , — 59c This spiced noodle puddinv 12 - j ROL WITH TNt PURCHAiI Of VHSII 10111 JUMBO SOUNTY TOwlil AND A ,OTAI PUICHAII OR 611041 IICIUOINO CI0AS$$Vj$. 11111111 THIII tAIL f — — WITH THIS COUPON GOOD FOR / COUPON 0000 ?NIU MAY it I JUMBO COOKING IS FUN SAVE COUPON GOOD THRU MAY 2$ - _ 4 t:tkt~(M J k DISCOUNT COUPON Wednesday, May 14,1975-38 FRMFIR NEXT YEAR? vrTI1 11 FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. SANFORD FRENCH AVE. & 25th ST. 419 E. FIRST ST. SANFORD 419 E. FIRST S r �-. 4 B— Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. - -- - - P f is For A Special Dessert _ - ',.. S. a-141 -.. I of sherbets in pastel hues and ding lemon rind and baking trio powde r th egg yolks. Pour frost with meringue. Pop into that's left to do into prepared p&n. Bake in a the freezer. All preheated moderate oven (350 is to brown lightly just before degree F.) about 55 minutes, or serving. Enjoy! until done. Cool in pan 10 Party Pastel minutes; then invert on rack, Baked Alaska The word "barbeque" is portable or permanent. Since t!: paper; cool derived from the anish Cut horizontally Haitian word "barbacoa" by the cook, the guesswork layers. Spread one layer cup mflk meaning "framework con cooking th raspberr) sher be 4 eggs, separated t, one sticks." This framework was iselirninated. with orange ised the roasting of a whole with lime sherbet; lemon rind animal on an open fire For. And when someone is not _____ — - _____ - -- - Corn scramble makei a thrfftv nical. 1 teaspoon baking powder freezer to firm up, then stack I cup orange sherbet I cup linic shcrbet while preparing shift stick structures. temperature contrnl is weringue. 1wal -~, gg " hites unill Newer versions are available blessing that can &tve maily soft peaks form; gradually add in gas or electric models. meal from disaster. "A" FLA. GRADE Leftover Corn U 04 WAN or $ !- S0A FOOD S S TA%4r A a Fresh fruits and vegetables In does not; ft becomes firmer or season are one of the best buys tough when overcooked. in the supermarket today. Now Cook only one ear of corn per I I I when you get it home. These ears with tongs and serve two things can make a day and Immediately wi th butter or night In your en favorite sauce. Then begin to I Jo)mer orn. cook second batch. The United Fresh Fruit and Since the cooking time will Vegetable Association has good vary with the size and even EXTRA SPECIAL ' FAIRWAY VALUE r I' (1 ( GALLON 1.34 0 with kernels that are very soft then cover and let stand untfl and very smal.1, you can be ready to serve. only unW the mUk in the ker. I cup mkd fresh corn nels is wt. It takes as little as cut from cob % three to six minutes. teaspoon SaIll U you're lucky, *you'U have % temp000 pepper ome ears of cot, leftover for ;4 tmpoon dried W he rmil day. An exceflent way thyme to use them is to cut the kernels I eW from the cob and include them 1-i cup water in an old-fashioned Corn Scramble made with eggs. It In large "et melt butter. makes a flne, Owifty meal in Add onion and gm pepper; these high-pticed i1mes. cook flve minutes, or until tender. Add corn, W~ pepper Fresh C~orn On Mw Cob and thyrne. In meW= bowl beat Wgether eggs wW water; Fresh corn -equbes little cooking, and It is very over medium heat stiffing important to cook it only untd occasionay, until eggs are set. the milk In the kernels Is set. Serve immediately with Most vegetables become softer sausage and grWed tomatoes. with longer cooking but corn Makes four servings. I ,I LB. - "SUPER - R IGHT" SLICED GRADE A FRESH FLA. or a 0 GA. 0 12 oz. PKG. LB. BEER FOOD MKRUIT 'STEW JUICE BTLE. r i- . .i 3 thinly. _ eunl6 4 flt 1O I 4 . KAHN'S CHUNK STYLE C SEAFOOD SPECIALS 93 $ LB. 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[BLAZED S DOG FOOD I -* -4__-- 25 S , • 43 LIQUID DETERGENT 32 OZ 99C WISK 1 FAME . .---. L6-BAG SINGLE JUMBO TOWELS . - -. : C SWEET PEAS I - - c C 2½ PORK & BEANS HALF GALLON BLEACH - - 39 3202 039 29 ElOn- LE =303 CAN 111:11 4 -- 57C CUP STi)XELYDHIrdK DR I 160! btAU uu - COOKING OIL C .— -C FAME __________ PRICES EFFECTIVE IN YOUR I - •_ 1*39 FAME TETLEY TEA BAGS 2701 ORLANDO ':'': , 15 OZ. PKG- C WITH THIS COUPON WHEN 61A & 21 FAME 79 65 14 OZ SPUD FLAKES 69C SLICED CARROTS 1 CORNED BE MARTHA WHITE •• 59 216 SAUSAGE OR PEPPFRONI 20 oz. LOAF INSTANT COFFEE 49 FRENCH FRIES 8 oz. .......... • ' MILWAUKEE BEER CHICKEN TURKEY (660 ROUND FROZEN OR RITZ CRAqKtK) - DINNERS JANE PARKER CHOC ICED 100S i jAYT4 . 2C J Ufl A9C 39 I . .- .-,-----.------. -.- LB. - IGO MAXWELL HOUSE 6 OZ. JAR 49 MEAT LOAF. CHEF'S PIZZAS . - I I U U1 NAB,CO ________________ - _L WASHINGT O1 STATE IGHT O'CLOCK INSTANT COFFEE ...........40k...... JAR - $1-59 EIGHT O'CLOCK BEAN COFFEE Males I dozen biscuits -. I . c BEEF c PORK LB MORTON FROZEN BUTTERCRUST BREAD ......49c P'U D-. I XII. FAIRWAY FARMS HAMBURGER 69M BEIMS RID ROO ___ 28 oz. RET. BTLE. 12 to 14 or untd golden. -- 'I e98 SHOP FOR OTHER SEAFOOD VALUES, ALSO QUARTER LOIN ASSORTED C COOL WHIP =-- SAVE A.k444 ______ DHI • ) TOMATOES __ •1 I GINGER ALE, LUI SODA, JAMAICA COLA, just enough to form a dough Mix together all Ingredients T)ivide dough Into 6 equal with fork to [wrn a dough. rtku. Press onto bat(An and 5poon Into 11 mounds on 1.161.1y es of 6(54nch) Initvidual fofl greased baking sheet. Bake In to pans- Plan,nn bA .. PINT 9 TO ii CHOPS FAME ALL VEGETABLE JANE PARKER Beat in milk gradually, using - 294 LB - SMALL SLICING __ flED 32 Mix wheat germand blscun 'cuivaeu'zznpacked Cut in butter with mixer toasted wheat germ until lTuAtieJv l ciwtiblj dMi tlespooi salad oil consistency of cww ineal. 2-3rd cup nZk or water Yen I PKG. BROCCOLI SAVE • 6 PK mix. mix. ke in T15 4egrw ov c 98 LB. BRAUNSCHWEIGER 781.8- 98' SWISS STEAK ROAST A" CALIFORNIA ' - minutes longer. Stir in 2 Wmpoons soy sauce and I cup dairy sour cream. Heat to nunutes or un'tl goden Fill as $11*18 LB. PKG FRANKS I B. LB. PRICIS IN 0111 AD IMCTIVI MAY IS TO 211 # '75 BIRDS EYE 9 OZ. TUB I • drnmering. FUM BACON S BASKET VEGETABLE teasponsaltand4ct1pwater Hcit to buIling, cor, reduce heat and let simmer about re=, Vegetable Pies cup %scuum packed tmted wheat germ CVP bl"t mix cup better lobJeopmu mft aboat Hot or Cold Vegetable MEAL TIME SLICED ROUND BONE SHOULDER LB PKG.98 PKG. 1.8$ OR HOT JOHN MORREIL JUMBO QUART SOUR C"-AM few minutes. Cover closely, red uce heat aixi cor.tinue fillings such as cheese. These team cook bout minutes. shellsalso are t.asty hot orcoldTop with 1 IO-O ha fdledwithcool,crlspvegetabie frozen rnjxLi -- 44 vegetable& CALIFORNIA ST"W"ES VIVA AVE e right to " " h a W" Cream vegeta ble filing or other hot I C BEEF CAN LAMB 1Y, I.S. x% LB. V hot or cold bakedshelluslngtoastedwhea( lengthwise and slice gem and biscWt mix Saute Initablespoon . CHUCK STEAK 3 LB& OR MORE Good Outdoors chefs to vary their menus with CUT BLADE MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK AM' UNSWEETENED AppLE ja KEI~L RATION RED RIPE with C 98" PORI, REGULAR C EXTRA GROUND CHUCK LS J]JIMMYOFIN HYGRADE BALLPARK FROZEN NEW ZEALAND Vegetable Pies desired LEAN SAV AM' 0 • SHOULDER ROAST FRESH DAILY . Breakfast is just the beginning ROUND BONE BONE IN - - UMMM LB LEI GROUND DAILY C PLUS DEPOSIT REGULAR or LIVER FRESH HUCK ROAST C BREASTS, THIGHS LB. DRUMSTICKS BOTTLES ASSORTED or DECORATED OR MORE DOZEN BLADE CUT [B. 12 OZ. RETURN ONUS 100% PURE 3 LEIS. BONELESS 6 PAK SAVE ASPARAGUS BEEF - USDA FOOD STAMPS C OR LARGE BUSCH BAVARIAN BREAST NIL CAN By AILEEN cii Herald News Senicts A MONEY SAVER FAMILY PACK LEG or I LB. PKG. • FAIRWAY HONORS FRESH CALIF. FAIRWAY FARMS 1 LB.$ QUARTERS quite sure that Ihe corn , A&P FUN" 111%zo picnic gift to anyone taking a test EXTRA SPECIAL FAIRWAY VALUE EXTRA SPECIAL FAIRWAY VA UE LB. LB. EAK a new car by May 26, and a free SHOP AT ANY OF THESE CONVENIENT FAIRWAYS $ 48' POT ROAST 58 C SHOULDER STEAK LB LEGS OR BREASTS TV buying BONELESS CHUCK fliT iIfl V BEEF f0CIfS$ to anyone ___ FLORIDA EXTRA LARGE 1 WHOLE or - USDA CHOICE COUNTRY PRIDE MEAT -- C GALLON part, is a fresh green color "test ear" to determine the while the kernels are tender, exact cooking time needed, and milky and well fdled. They then to fime the cooking time should be plump yet yieJding very carduUy for the rest of the SUPER-RIGHT" HEAVY WESTERN - -, - , cues for buying corn. In good sometimes with the variety of the husk, or outer corn, it can be helpful to cook a Immature. CornScramble Ha%ing applied them teststo fresh com at market and fowid 2 tablespoons butter or the best, the next thing is to margarine cook it wel.l. Many people over- ~4 cup chopped fresh onion co(* corn by as much as ten ta cup chopped fresh green r HALF quality corn, when slight pressureisappbetL az&1rL1 necessary w000 Com ears generally should be corn ahead of the servingthne, (&d to the tip, with no rows of turn off the heat when the com mis;sing kernels. If you we cobs is added to the boftg water, - I £ . EXTRA SPECIAL FAIRWAY VALUE C *VEAL PARMAGIAN, *MEAT LOAF, *CHICKEN or *TURKEY CROQUETTES *CHAR-BROIL rrr a ire ir PATTIES . I T. G. LEE DAIR FAI RWAY FARMS HOMOGENIZED EGGS MILK I FROZEN FREEZER QUEEN NIIND I WHERE ECONOMY ORIGINATES - 3301 Edgewater Dr. -4205 Curry Ford Road- 925 S. Orange Ave. -5300 Silver Star Rd. astle - 1601 N. Bermuda - Kissimmee - Hwy. 17-92 Sanford 5730 Lake Underhill Hwy. 17-92 Maltland - 107 W. Fairbanks, W.P. - 114 S. S.moran Blvd., W.P. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT PURCHASE QUANTITIES p;irt%-;)t,rf(-(,t dessert ASSORTED QUICK 2 TO 3 LB. AVG. - dP __.._..._..........11..' y GA. CDVLDC U Thrifty Meal is the time when fresh golden person at a time. Halt fill a com is in excellent supply. large kettle with water, add one There are a few things to teaspoon salt per quart of know about fresh com to eat it water, and bring to a toil. Add at its best. One is how to corn and boiI, covered, just determine the best quality and untfl rrdlk in kernels is set, the other is how to cook corn three to six minutes. Remove 'U1U1L - a RESH WHOLE ACCEPT - - AIRKIE 06~Ts tunatel), barbeques have come thoroughly familiar with the freezer I cup granulated sugar Don't Overcook A __ •' - - in groceries it any Fairway Market. He'll also give $50.00 worth of Fairway - Newer Barbecues Can End D"sasters -' $300.00 vAIhi ..'- A special occasion calls for a Grease an 8-inch sprtngform sugar, while beating until stiff (450 degree F. about 3 special dessert. Party Pastel pan; then line bottom with wax and glossy. Spread over top and minutes, or until lightly Baked Alaska is a new version paper. Prepare pound cake mix sides of cake. Freeze until browned. Serve immediately. of the dessert favorite. The day according to pa ckage direc. ready to serve. Before serving, Makes 12 (about 2 4 •inch) before the party, make the lions, using 1 cup milk and 4 egg bake in a preheated hot oven wedges. lemon-scented cake using yolks in place of eggs and ad. pound cake mix. Fifl with a - ::- REGISTER FOR FIRST PRIZE OF $30011 OF FAIRWAY GROCERIES AT DON MEALEY CHEVROLET. 37O7 WEST COLONIAL DRIVE. ORLANDO I Don Manley Chevrolet is having a great grocery giveaway th is month. Anyone v siting th is showroom on West Colonial before Memorial Day can register for a drawing where first prize A asion Calls A S ecial - --- Herald, anford F Evening Wednesday, May 14,I$7s .- —'ø - - - fg-- - - - --- 38 C �- - - Fl. 613— EveningHerald, Sanford, Wednesday, Ma y - - - - --- - - - - - -----S - -----.- - — -.---,-- CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orloido - Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 - Wednesday, May 14, 1975-70, WEDNESDAY ~'.. QUICK and DELICIOUS SAVINGS __ on the LATEST in Fop Fod Pot. FOOD FASHIONS SAVE34, Mi? Wi 4/419 gloss 0 1.1-- ~Ieniv - IPubliv- ;11!~ .,-Z,--i. "' Beer 12 ? ',F-W"r!,S_7 SUG . 41AOUL S II ( - e Sers& I _,.to,'qi , .]1%*,.%. - _~ _ - -- -q . P..e i f jsit Bi11Xdl -& . 89 . 'A A r - •i:• i. I '" 79' Pear U.S.D.A. \ Purex Detergent........ Submarines..... .........'r 69' SAVE7ItOJS&SPOnR,,..,c 8 b.i,bodsEo,..,i. Dsl,.k-Mod. pray . Banana Pudding.... ' 49' 1WISI SAVIo I AMP IX I Liquid Vanish................ Corn Oil Margarine 69' ,glsrt Outs {Twi.P.tI) SAVE 13.. LVI 14?WS*S4 0.ihwwik., Dt....i. flIt Off la.1i Ma. aPsis.) k,sf,s S.g,s.Pv.. Lob.sI Chwk Soft Margarine.... .. I . , 59' Mozzarella Cheese .............. ' Pillsbury's Biscuits ' '39' Doiushuh D,tii.i T.pp.. Whipping Cream.. .. c'.. 49' r. . , 13-.. 5.ic D.u,-h.sh 4Sm., t., Wwni.a,., law-Eel) 9 Cottage Cheese................... I.h,Kasry.Stiáiid Bacon...... . . .. .. J U (Si,, $ I'..' -, I Spaghetti Sauce.......... ,1 0, 49' INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE __ _________ S* f. Pt.ivai S4nS .. 3b03 SWIFT'S PREMIUM PROTEN GOVT. 'lu . . . ____ Smoked Daisies....... 59' PubUx"Th,PIocefor8eJ .......... 65 . ti1f ______________________ The Gloat By Swifr,P,u,s.vmP,.T.nk.IL.iv, - - $ 99 küubies $2.00 S ,__. o purchase from eight (61 Kimbs diapers packa.)es With the official rebate request form Get full details and the officialrebate request form at the Kimbies display in our store dispos,ihle Prices Eftectivo . . - Thr - 14 1ay 21st, 1975. Ili P! . TETLEY - TEA BAGS .~...P_ * " : 100-cf. pkg. Closed Sunday... . ....... 9 - Ribs......... ....... - v,.,,,. B UL3. N*a$os K" Site Alonorid. ___ ' $ Mouthwash SAVE 20.. k.oI, D.l.o.0 I.,t.n, I 4 __ 0,k Hair - Spray.............. 1 Roka Dressing Cucumber Pickles.................. cars 794 7' 1 po I H..: I.5,1a.wS,d Bar.B-Que Sauce,................. . 59' Deluxe e,uxe Wnsh..ps to. VWK PO" LIM Io,.t, Ak .it. Fresh Broccoli.............. 'Yellow Squash............ rh 49' 5i 2 -n--.s Pu L -- Green , Oniowis................. 396 Tasty yTomatoes........ -- 2 Cris- P - Cucuñ di 69' Par vffs' Bell Peppers...............2 i. Wne(e shopping 33' 29'-: 2( ISO --I peosure --.. -- A T 'T E`S E - I Hostess Ham ........................ S .; 7 Turkey Roast........................ lb 29' 7'-i 'n Frosting Mix ........................ .$5 D.iu9.'.i (6, 8) News (9) All My Children (35. 44) Movie 1:30 (2.8) Days Of Our LIves (6) As The World Turns Celebrity Sweepstakes (6) Joker's Wild (8) Romper R oo m (35) 700 Club (44) Father Knows Best 10:30 (2. 8) W heel Of . 99c Swift Franks :: 5*.f, :1 20owler 0 166 $#via. Oscar #.Uro,&an d Sliced Bacon........................ ,wo z-v' lb • sgw.. 89' SANFORD PLAZA— 3ANFORD tONGWOODVtIJA(FtTR.1nljr,wnnn ''; -- (9) Let's Ma ke A Deal 2:00 (6) Guiding Light (9) 510,000 Pyramid 7:30 (2,0) The (6) Edge Of Night (9) The Big Showd ow n • 41 ; ,, : MASHED POTATOES 716 11. 61 FI N D' l Cooked Horn......................... -- (S.viwit$Os5t)S.af..4f,,otTcs,F,,jv Trout Fillets........................ ' 99- : 11hull OR SELF-RISIN 446111 CASERTA TAHLEUEEN TURIJA ' 1'1)31 o)V,ROW: ,-..--.............. 1.nj:,' riucli sr,er 'S e. & Find" puzzles • ' with over 50 'iur vi ties ie p.ne in in nll.new series of 24- page booklets. To (' - e' vout:itsl, U e.rd III. send $1 for each, making checks PiI"l.' 't t(i - " ,' t & Yind" in care of this newspaper. Mid-Night Show I I N Join Club we're Force Four N .. Fri., Sal.. Sun 11:30pm M . Cut - Throats Ni - ,. - 0001111 - "j. , 11111"I. , NOMINATIL' FL' SIX ACADEMYAWAUt ,. HUBBARD C(!(')7.FY1.' NOCDI.E ,) 11 ___________ - _________ SMALIHUCAR 'ii 3 -4-6-I-1I 10 MOUT Rf(OMMFNO r-Oi CHItOSIE r• ' - 5ib. bs i..w.a M,5 ' - ' CUSHAW ,r" t t, G . BUTTERNUT CUSTARD MARROW STRAIGIITNF,CK .... !.CliaII1'Ltit ,I, X : 206 PLAIN. UNBLEACHED . laxe Erie Smelts.................... jb' od float, Ji(pP.o,w,ifUw _____ _________ . ACORN GOLD MEDAL FLOUR S'.f..dT,.tts,,,t,.g crab Meat below ipp*i forward, backward, up, down, Of diqonslly in ' P Find e*cb hidden and box II in a n: iN PM Uf(1 1lNMAr....'iIPYfl1 'II 3:30pj,-- 11 !''"'f)''''•frI4 " .. (35) Balman Gllligan's Island (9) Dinah (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (33) MIckey Mouse Club (44) Mod Squad (2) News (6) Andy Griffith (13) Cable Spot Light (24) Electric Company (33) Los t In S pace 6:00 (7, 6, 8, 9) News (6) CBS News (9) ABC News (13) Ensign O'Toole (24) Z oom (33) Mayberry RFD (44) Hogan's Heroes " II!j!j4wGreenStamps A An; Bomb ____ a it 13th St. and Law me-mo.a. ...4004IDOOM~on f o tmearose LINDIN of MUST of _ Is. - ,it'.I' S _ 6" " P~ Maiw.tfl.u,. I 1? TPnii,ik. flOW'4 I3Rrdisi English 1 Aeay to eat s . oô '"v Boy's name 4 Large lizards 14 Poker stake 15 Make a map 16 Even (contr) 17 Mi lla)'wOnlh fishermen 20 Burning residue 22 Female ruft 23 Single thing 24 Elevating gadget oonveyance 28 Negative cocjunCtin 31 Esperanto 32 Ohio unterS 36 19 Soak ties 21 institute lab) DEADLINES Noon The D Before Publication I - W U. 111116 U . 24 Strikes with SunoQy- Noon Fcidy - A £ i- ____________________________________________________ 39 Depot fib) - opponent —t • '2 19 li - r - w — - - - 50 Kind of duck - si Carbohydrate _______ ______ - — - J 5—Lost & Found - - - - LT. - - LOST- In Lake Mary. male Irish — Setter Children's pot $447 after S - _____ Call 373 ____________________________ suits answer' that Closets overflowing ilh are too tlght A Classified Ad in THE HERALD IS the - 1t1 L = = = = — ..L' — Hiat a l ChriSIian Day School has Opening tor I or S yr. olds for fall semester. Tuition. 125 mo. Call Lutheran Church of Redeemer, 322 1352 or Mrs. Martin, 322 6101 really didn't eliminate all the can't review all the tiny spots of infection in the management In body. But they are Indeed rare if you want more Information after a co mplete trea tm ent wi-rite to me In care of this course. newspaper and ask for The If you are that worried about it, l think you should go see your 1 SOW Aves .1:4 ,7`11 I I Is I0 M WIZEA;= - ..-. •- .. .. -. -" - Owner, 345 3771 :. _ P ..- 700Magnoiia Ave. Sanford,IJfld drm. unfurn. apIs from $liO $i/ per mo Call 542 7456 or Orlando collect, 477 1471. . Garag e apartment. unfurnhse kitchen eOuipDt'd, air Close to stores. 1 bedroom 372 94" ____________________________ Sanford Showplace— Now leasing. spacious 1 & 7 bed room, eat in kitchens, plenty closets, private residential From $150 2013 Sanford Ave £30 53V. 3270*46 — FRANKLIN ARMS AP15 1120 FIoruj.j Ave 373 óf 50 31—Apartments Furnished ________ .- _ Clean Downsta,ri Apartment Adutt No Pets - 323-155 _____ ___________________ 3 room apartment for 1 or coupie Ar, water, furnished, references required. 1100 Mo. $75 deposit 332 73g lor7fledroe.m Adultsonly PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK Park Dr i.e $70 up Small apartrnnt 18—Help Wanted --------------- Ladles as fashion Show directors for clean and reasonable 373 1391 Sarah Covi1ry Jewelry Earn 1) to$San hour, comminjon Full or Part time No experience necessary, samples free, start '0* 349 5170; 349 5491 AVALON A PAR TMEr4 'IS ADULTS, NO PETS 116W. 2nd 5? Earn $1 to IS an hour around ye,, DeBary. AdUlts. Lovely large I sc hedule for appointment call $30 bedroom air, ideal for retired _ Per,s Inteest,ø it-ee'iy working 830 57PQ in 51CC or perns 46164*1. 322501i rnoi'j full or part time - Work your own hours Earn extra - 1 BR Apt, tights, water furnhed Adult s only No pets. $90 322 7396 ftes & ii __ - as an AVON Represen tative Call 641 3079 Make your Bud-get go further. von the Classified Ads every day Experienced Farm Equipment Mechanic Duplex Furnished income Paid vacation, hospItal list ion. pension plan. paid holidays 5ty commensurate with ex perience Smitty's Inc. 322-71)7 Adults. No Pets. After lprn..3fl 3610 7 Bedroom furnished •rartmen?, air, wall wail carpet $123 Month. $30 Damage deposit. 703E 21st 5? I Room, clean. newly painted xoscOt Cosmetics needs sales manager, arid beauty consu ltants Will train Must be Smooth ioo&ng and good command of English 3" 1214 Clerk Cathlør Sales p.r-son, ex perief"(ed or incpø'rien(ed Good pay Many frInge benefits "i cluding holiday-s. health & ac cider-it insurance, ylCitiOn pay, and profit sharing Call Gregory 21—Situations Wanted all utilities furniShed 130 week 372 7764 3 Room apt Corrple?iy remodetoi and newly furnished EXTRA NICE ill W. First St WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W lit St - - 3 Room furnished apt Bedroom s air conditioned $100 Mo ill E rt SI 327 4755 or 322 Silo. - _____________ — newly decorated, breakfast room. water furnished. Adults, r pets ft'- fl77ts) PROFESSIONAL ORDERLY Iwill dohome& hospital patient care, 3 or 117. Write P0. Box 156. Sanford. 6115 Park Wceklyormonthiyrates - - 371 • Earn 40 To 3O Weekly • No Baby Sitter. AND OPERA YE "Take The Little Ones With You." If you can spend two to three hours each afternoon, have a i.". '.'"1. ;,..-, I.. -f-'"(:i1;$rc(c.' - - -', ' .. -. -, 'Si.- .--p _—Ni4g., -it'.1-St -~,'N_ ., y. ; -._;.,_'. . - - ''-2;_.--'- ______ _____ HOUSEWIVES. 4FEW fl'-'- - ________ NEED EXTRA 323-0963 . •-; _____ doctor and let him examine Spring is'Moveoutsidetlme,',e Living room. kitchen, bait, ar conditioning, no pets Security Deadly Trail" llerun) Cannon stamped, self-addressed en- you. patb0andla*nfutu'e*h1900d dpoilt. $115 Month 3227111 is hired to try to track down a t'elope and 50 cents for mailing price Read the Classified Ads [nissing woman whose fa ther is a nd costs. a despotic industrialist. There If you foll a proper diet — is a question as to whether he small meals and take the missing daughter is alive, and steps to prevent reflux of acid MOTHERS the circumstances under which material Into the lower she disappeared. esophagus the irritation that DAN AUGUST caused the bleeding should MONEY? tRerun) A student dies of an correctitselforheaLThelronis overdose at a l ocal high school, to help you restore the iron you You can supplement the family Income and August sets out to find the lost from the bleeding. DEAR DR. LAMB I want dealer, and stop the flow Into to ask you a question about )IIIdS. still be at home most of the day when you syphilis. If a person has had it and was treated for it 25 years ago, is additional treatment earn your money from a Herald Route. I FRIEND required? Will it ever return HOME41KE after one Is treated? Is the cure - - — GRADUATION EXERCISES held at Adventist School at 7.30 May 11. Applications for 197576 Pool year will now be accepted, Please call 3735421 or 631 7141 — - - DUPLEX— Furn or Unfur, Location. Rea,onabi, R en t 11—Instructions - - SANDLEWOOD VILI 110W AIRPORTBL-. C SANFORD,ni 717- ______ Woes Heal th Letter on Math l hernia (number 4-8). Send a long, ---- _______ ________ Hernia - woman to share MASTCRSCG, ON Thk LA, t 373 79Q5J - r - deiires reallabie expens es Privt n--j--'-•. Can Help Call 473 4517 Write P0 Box 1213 Sanford, Ftori<Ia 37fl1 - j = = J Lade *Ith nice 3 b.droom home - ARE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll Fret. 644 7077 for 'W Care'— "Hotline" Adults or Teens, - floor -- — GET TI-lOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAYS WANT ADSI — - $ -- 29—Rooms PROBLEM - r - - - 3OApartrnents UnfurnisP'd rAcLcl WITH A OldtaPG Yr --- _______________________________ 55), Sanford. Fla 32771 Rot fit Il j - -- bedroo m and bath 3235066 Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. _____________________________ !1'-'— "11! fis — 01' *i)te _________ ___________1 15 - - lS ALCOHOL APROBLEp, IN YOUR FAMILY? AL ANON For families or friends of problem drunker For lurIper Information call 4fl 15,7 48 Entire (Gati s 16 ji Rentals 4—Personals fight 49 Sow 35Usecj to irritate 52 Ticket office I 35 Gypsy suffix 53 Ticket 51 Seed covering 55 Foot ed vase 56 She (Fr) N ew Gurea wild hog T A r TE 32 Could end 11 Rend 37 Snow (Scot) ntIcman 39 Look fisey 41 Nervous t*tch 42 Sainte (ab) 43 Gr ew smaller 46 Material on boxing ring b tit 40 .ghtene 5Po war god muscles 6 Agent f$uflii) 26 Greek letter 41 Netting 7 Referee can 42 Vista 2 Ray give thss (2 28 California city 43 Pierce with wds) dirk 8French stream 29Eurooean river 441n thu place 9Gera'nta wife XIU,eC to 45 Preciputatin OtCfO$I 10 Feminine 47 Valley ( pool ' _____ irsec 5 C) E A i F. 11"41 24c line (52.00MIP4IMuMCHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum never this IF town 3Agrtalion 34 Small bird 35 Srn&f ) i' (coB) S Borers ate suffix 27 Public kli 26 times -- AvTi'. ' 11 f $ os .E.' MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon * 41c a line 31c a line jj " ' -- WITH PARENT I OL I ô l ZL I thru S times 6thru 25 times .4S 340 1.40 F ii 5.4. fj '.__tl ---------- l I. --- ATMOSPHERE. EXTHA ' IS.*%ss,p,5 1 58 Rosers onen stand to 59 Act -- (24) Villa Alegre (44) Lucy Sh ow 6:30 (2, 8) NBC News effect that focuses on the IndWiduaLs of the Kansas City Philharmonic. This Invention series gives music a new dimension of vision as well as sound. 9.10 CBS CANNON The - - ! (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Mickey Mouse Club r ccw name 1111$ 1*1.CON If Ilk (.011 ................................. 49' 5 Knock 18 Certain (44) Three Stoog es 4:00 (2. 8) Somerset — 1hboi; ba hidden tMATIE _:::: *.-.== s 1,6 , Swift, Piiaww,, 0.1. fla, I 4• I-ej in IiuSs C opel and Franks....................12.. 79' . (24) Yoga Boxing arena Causes I UN 001) A A TN ES U Q F. LB AT II NARROW House . - K4IL.'I.S -_ I ;;;;; -12 t0 - ruLijugni $1 41) Calves liver......................... 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Leson, Dr. who operate the general doctor's tests and x rays! was execs and press chiefs are Duval is considered the best of Loretta Swit of 'M-A-S.H" and store, have another of their told that! have a hiatal hernia fuming at NBC. ABC scheduled the oH ywood amateurs, with ex-pro football star turned bitter arguments, and he walks Lamb that was bleeding. Now a news conference to announce Clint Eastwood, Ed Ames, singer actor Rosey Grier are out. The Ingals and other taking iron tablets and its plans for the Joint U.S.- John Morley, Chariton Heston guests. Good, bouncy set Maalox. of townspeople become family M y question is, does that Russian space mission and and Burt Bacharach among the tunes, including big hit, "Tie a counselors to get them back CatTed itself? How serious Is notified the press two weeks in better players. But Bi ll Cosby is Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole toge ther before the store closes. It? advance. On the afternoon of coming up fast. Oak Tree." 88:30 ABC THAT'S MY DEAR READER - A hiatal a sure thing or will it come the press confab, only hours &-9 CBS TONY ORLANDO 8-9 NBC 11771.E HOUSE ON MAMA "The Last Haircut" hernia Is a common condition back? before, NBC press department AND DAWN (Rerun) This Is a TIl PRAIRIE "Family (Rerun) A little questionable where a portion of I live In fear and haven't been the stomach made an announcem ent, repeat of a summer show that Quarrel" (lel-un) a domestic taste in this one. Death Is n't slides through the normal or able to talk to anyone about revealing It plans for the same helped Orlando and the girls quarrel threatens the entire really 1!nny, but, in this enlarged hole In the diaphragm this. coverage. No more coin- make a good Impression that town's survival. Mr. and Mrs. episode, it's the focal point. An into the DEAR READER — A stir. cidence, If you ask ABC. old man dies in Clifton's Fortunately, many middled- prisingly large number of G OR R RATE? During the Squashes bership in the chair and aged people who have this untreated cases of syphilis & ABC space press conference, Clifton is con'inced, if it gets condition have no symptoms at undergo what amounts to a science reporter Jules s u BAW around, it will h ur t business, all, iN u c A C B R N D but others do. A common spontaneous cure. I have cited Bergman narrated a film The shenanigans involve tr)ing associated problem is reflux of in the past the study begun at simulating the planned physical I S C U N 0 1 U 0 T U 0 B A U A F. II M to hide the body in the alley, acid digestive juice out of the the University Clinic of Oslo, docking of the two craft. It 8:30-10 ABC WEDNESDAY stomach RTMRTCRCTN8CUTI1EUR into the lower Sweden at the turn of the prompted Art Unger, TV editor NIGHT MOVIE "Promise Her esophagus. The acid digestive century. In 1100 patients of the Christian Science K ft 0 A A F. 0 ft A E T 0 1 C U S Q B C Anything" A computer dating juice causes burning and pain, followed over 50 years, twoMonitor, to ask: Does ABC feel card can also go awry. Young i C U 8 I. z ft B A R A E A Q A U often thirds went through the early called heartburn. the physical docking is family Eddie Albert has a computer. 'the irritation that occurs Infectious stages then had no A 0 E D F. L ft C U M ft S F. 0 L I A C S viewing" set date with a girl whose card may lead to an further damage from the ulcer In SOME RACKET: Viewers indicates "an)lhinR goes."The will see their favorite girl, played by Mg Foster, and cases Induce bleeding. lives. celebrities U 0 1 A T T I U U C B ft F N U A H I U es in action at the Alan the card don't correlate, and The Maalox Since you were treated 25 you are taking is King Tennis Festival that ABC the young man goes to court to to ne utralize the N 7.. C T S ii B H G A A Z A F S B years ago, it Is likely that you acid digestive televises Sat ur day and Sunday sue for "breach of promise." juice to help protect your lower received a good course of from Las Vegas. Some of the ft El UN B G N TAOS A TUB U I) Can't trust machines. esophagus. You willneedtodo treatment with penicillin. The celebs have become fanatics 8:30-9 PBS THE MUSIC a lot more than that. The results here are much better I PROJECT PRESENTS... "A management at home of a than for earlier treatments FLIVID B I.. A ft B S C 0 A L E Z F. T I U B R ft Wizard with '°"' CM Sound" hiatal hernia Is a big factor in before the days of penicillin, "" J Sophisticated am TNUT*1 cinematography, U F D ft L H C A E R P U ft B A N C N D There are a few cases in whether it causes future merging animation and live complications, including lower which the course of treatment LOST IN THE DWRT B action, produce an intrig SAVE lOt. 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TT!' -.-~-4~~ — - LEISURE r — : �II 8 B-Evening Hera ld , Sanford, Fl. May 14,lfl Wednesday, 41-Houses 41-Houses 31-Apartments Furnished n • flfl. U T U UUaU I (IRS 7 full baths, family room & den, plenty storage, large lot. 525.000 372 10.17 Lov e ly furnished quest louse, weekly or monthI, ava i lable -. uu, rwvrrnur MUVIT 0fl15' $165 mu plus utilites, & No N'tS Security 372 7711 ______ *Did You Know?* . 34- - 1 Room furnished dvpI 21tPcSl.11 and tat? mo pIv 530 deposit. I Child, rio pcts After S. 373 3661 COUNTRY LIVING- 3 DR.. 2 bath, formal dining room, eat - in kit then, air, carpet, drapes, family room, take privileges-2 yrs. rew. mint condition. $37,500. Terms. bde Homes • hoij5u Payton Realty 3271301, 2410 Hiawatha Ave 35-Mobile Home Monthly Rentals Available $135 5150- Color TV 1. 2. 3 Bedrooms, Homes and apartments for 560. 590, $130, $14.5. $165 up todeluxe at $315. Available Now I Lots Move your n'oble heme to the IIJkj.,..,Jno'mLl cour.fry. tzr.zzral sp3ccs akaaLle. County 60 hi 3)A-Duplexes ope 37Business Pr 7 l3eurm iduit preferri, $ Wee Fijrn5h or Uflfiflflutli('cj ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Otficrsc Small Store BuId'nS 377 1387 ____ ______________ 3235e. 3226620 ______ Lake Mary, 26 4th St. 7 bedroom duplex with central hea t and air. carpets, drp,,s, and fully --- - 40-Condominiums $13,950 equipped kitchen Only $130 Mo. Call OlS 0112 Days or 64.3 3372 Eves For rent New Smyrna townhouse on ocean Pool, fenniL $1$0 Week 37) 4733 - Real Estate A 7 t'crc'-.m 1pte aflr?n.nt (if . - - 41--Houses UnftJTr1St1t. •O S Orlando $150 DOWN 3Y:: FllA Terms inSantorcf,Jbedrooms, carp, ?rir' ',ar Ont $73 2x) Pay $11105 for 360 months, 9 pct a,'urtual rate For full Information On this and other low down payment homes in the area, call 32-Houses Unturnished 2 Bc'dr oo m Dupe ard Trailer for rent Low rent 3731774 town $173 month 3495567 M?e'r $ pm $13,900 $15 Security. CailBart Real Estate Harold Hall Realty REALTOR 3fl.7491 26065. Hwy I? 92 REALTOR 373 $77 Charm galore S4SO Down. I bedrooms. CPnfral Air. frees, I Bedroom, P, bath. new carpet, oaraoe. ctose to school 373 0257 3 mortgage taxes and insurance and prepaids. 3.3-Houses 110 E. 75th st Ste n Lake Mary. 7 bedroom ?urn'Sht hoLSC Near SiC Adults, no pets $ IlO 1773930 tro 371 5154 or 377 6620 FurnjPi frame COttage. south of DeBary. large shady lawn. ideal - for famity $100 mo plus security 661 5147 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If Classified Acts didn't work tPittt. wouldn't be any Best lot selection now available in Sanford's nesiest 7565 Park REALTORS and finest Adult Famil y Mobile flume Park. Come out and inspect th Model Homes on display Luxury Patio e fenced lot, access to river, $27. Orlando ( 305) 3 from Town $9995 SAP,ropo SECURITY Pay 1st, 1L 2 Bedroom Apts. 17.fl, 3231670 IN In Sanford's Finest Established . Residential Area? 101 WOV2 1 - - - 495 t -, -- =~ - - . - 60-Off ice Supplies . -- . Manatee, 6S'x17', 3 or 62-Lawn-Garden others to choose from Save 5100's of dollars vyu.-Jd Famous Buck knives, also Shracle Walden, John Primble Ini C,ar(jen(,,Nj, 1100 ,j 1st 4O.95 .2? 11 I I Air Conditioning & RIDGEWOOD ARMS Of Conventional Morta9ti 3. Additions a S __ -_-_ Cal It WI 7SIh Sanford, Fla. Remodeling Appt. 322.3103 ____ APARTMENTS 2510RIDGEW000 AVE. 2-=1 = I ;JL-,1 a 711 - -. PLANNING A GARAGE SALE? FORGET TO AD VERTISE IT IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS. 372.7611. Don't need l" Serve, useful pc'rpose again when you Sell them with Classified Ad from the Herald. Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions. Custom Work Licensed Bonded Custom estimate 373 603$. Beauty Care TOWI R'S BEAU I Y SALON (formerly l-'srrlett's Beauty Nook ) 519 E. Pinc3fl 5712 Rent Blue Lustre Electric C,rpel Shampooer for only $1.50 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE fli(f ' . Cletzt4jig Coffee Service Sam House - This is our 15th year at Animal Haven Grooming 5. Boarding J ~ SANFORD, PU, kbw our ART ALLIPI(., LAND CLEARING All types bIt I, a(erag. cleared Wt' have top Soil, fill dirt, clay, and shell available Plea se call night ____ or day, 37 1 39$) - customers. 377.5757. in - Problem Solving Call 671 9397 C a ll Lawn Care NOW WITH A Ct,A53IFIED AD _ So thern Lawn service - Mewing, EdQinv&Tri,nmng Reasonable 37) WSOor3fl 9517 SPRING HOUSECLEAN ,U(,, SELL THOSE PlO LONGER A small Classified Adbrugst P.EL0tD lTE?15 WiItt A returns Te'yor* arsctiee Call 377 CLASS I F IED AD tI li turnout ' ITo . next year. I .-.--- - = '. .. ... . i- -_ at ' " . - 'I * . ' . because of a predicted age funds. It was that issue which brought sharp words between principals and teachers at last r,ight's meeting. Lakeview Middle Principal Ted Barker said he "would not accept a continuing contract --Do you mean you wouldn't trust another principal's recommendation?" Judy Moore asked. "Is there not some type ni professional trust?" Barker replied that he didn't mean to sound that "harsh," but many principals operate schools differently and a princi pal, generally, likes to The winds of change are blowing in Seminole County's And If educational thce winds could talk, they would tell you trouble is brewing between teachers and principals in the countY'l 34 -terminated." unless that teacher worked for schools. on the other hand, say principals were supposed to explain to teachers me one year." In other words, Barker expressed what is apparently the view of many Administrators, ' . . - . - i"1' _i~jz ~ :- . _9~~4 " ' ' . - . '' '' . ., Jew PauIael makes a point as QtyMarPe$e Knowles listens. - cipal at Lyniian High School, said he didn't find "any conflict" in Barker's statements because there is a "great deal Henley said negotiations betBoard and SEA have proved that. School Board members, with a few exceptions, during the entire debate, Grooms' five-point plan asked for: - A letter from the board the situation, A letter of recoinmendation from principals tc of mistrust among professionals in this county." ween the School work with a teacher at least a year before appro ving that remained quiet explaining - Grooms said "teachers are teachers that they have done a caught in the middle, anti it's not their fault" if sthte money Is uncertain. Once a teacher at- good job. - Those 16 teachers in question should be placed on possible. cipais couldn't mail out a letter of commendation to any teacher who has done a good job. Grooms also said many teachers in Seminole County already have started looking for jobs In other hoolsyste, even thiough fficials here have pledged jots will be available once funding is made known. The "termination" notices and that 99 per cent of the prove a teacher for continuing After all, Barker noted, all teacher's salary goes up about contract wflew the principal's teachers are not "super - A preferred list of teachers Gatchel said principals were '' Care Lawn Seminole Educati o n Association (SEA), Gene Grooms. Grooms' call for action was in seven per cent, plus there is would be rehired, Apparently, some principals failed to notify their charges. The SEA is also hot under the assured that the teacher will fit into his scheme of operations. A teacher who already is on continuing contract said teachers." "Let it also be known we don't have all super administrators in this county," SEA's chief that great security factor, which many persons in the school system treasure, School Supt. Bud Layer said a ready for continuing contract should be circulated among principals, -Nooutsideteachersshould supposed to talk to each teacher individually and explain the situation. Layer told teachers, "You I response to "termination" shps collar about 16 teachers who listening to Barker and other contract negotiator Steve letter has been prepared and be hired until teachers in don't mad the newspapers or school administrators mailed out to some 208 teachers who were eligible for continuing contract but weren't approved principals moved her almost to tears. Rosenthal replied, Then Canton Henley, prin- will be mailed out to teachers explaining the entire situation. Seminole County are placed. Board member Allan Keeth the principals haven't talked to you." / I fl today's p,'prc U.S. Gatehel, the chief of personnel. Planes, Ships Lay Down Covering Fire I t$'F , o Island Evacuated From Cambod'ian Last Marines 'o C u'4'1 with Piydro blasting Any houSe, tve%, 140 Roofs 135 63 Free Estimates Call anytime 671 0215 WASHINGTON (AP) The rifle landing force which 'i' last remaining Marines on the saulted the island more than 14 Cambodian inland of Koh Tang hours earlier. were evacuated today following It was not known whether the the rescue of the American merchant ship Mayaguez, a White House source reported. Shortly before word of the evacuation, two carriers and a half dozen other U.S. warships were reported steaming toward the Island where the ship and its 40 crewmen had been held. Fl,lt roots or work guaranteed 371 670'J Pest Control i '- iiO',i P1 T (C)?IIROL 2367 Park Drive ____________________ Pet - Care N14 Pt. I Wt- %T I fioarct'n5 Grcximinçj _________ L Ph 377 1057 I _ .. BUDGETS ARE 001 51 E RED WIT VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS - - --- WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS /% All iVM And siln Wrrerialrafld set ,yce SIlNE MACHINE I. SUPPLY CO - fire - .- - -- -. - - - - saying - I, I lzitin did not describe the options crew, tUft' - 5. -- -. . x-_ He said the merchant vessel Mayaguez, operated by had begun steaming to. wnrd its original destmauon, theThai port of Sattabip, and was expected to arrive by 'Thursat, night, Washington -_ -,_ -_ ¶_ - . The spokesman said the 25 Marines aboard that helicopter i)1u3 its crew were evacuated to the aircraft carrier Coral Sea, about 10 miles offshore. - -. . Asked if the evacuation would continue in darkness, Laitln said, "The operation is continuing." But he added, "There area number of different op. - ___________________ a ,1 casualty report that only one Marine was known to have died. However, other Pentagon sources said earlier that there were at least two dead and at least eight wounded. Laitin quoted a helIcopter p1lot as there were many wounded when his craft crashed in the early minutes of the Island assault. Other Prntzigon sources said the carrier Hancock also was steaming toward the area with helicopters on board. Between 150 and 200 Marines were still on a beach head on Koh Tang awaiting evacuation by boats and helicopters from American ships standing offshore, said spokesman Joseph Laltln, lie declined to use the words pinned down in describing the' "I eavy and intermittent" small ar 'its fire raining in on the Ma- WellDrHHn9 '. which U.S. military an island about 30 miles from hoped would en- the Cambodian mainland. able the evacuation to proceed At a Pentagon news briefing, as darkness fell over Koh Tang, Laitin issued a preliminary ing commanders the carrier ('oral Sea and the six other b'arships were either close to Koh Tang, the island about 30 miles from the Cambodian mainland, or en route. 373016$ SLIM returning A Pentagon spokesman said Pressure Cleaning _______________________________ A&A CLEANS ALL Emterlor Pressure cleaning Marines were the fire, U.S. fighter planes and Navy destroyers laid down suppress' - Expert r oo f repairs - -____________ _ 1. ir v!t , *_ - Basically, Grooms contends adm i nistra t ors were "inhuman" because teacher's have done a good job, but weren't told that. Instead, they were sent notices informing them only that they were List Your Business... DiaI322-2611o_831-9993'1 I \__ ,__ , '.. teachers who received notices . _ .- "•_ - . in education ?O7W,7ndS$ I. 777643? __________________________________________________________________________________________ -_ -.- " _______________________ :' - I_ ,- - applaud a live-point demand fl& i' ' , *ve Cotliepuppies, sable and white _____ I yet ch5cd,fthealth q8arantd -h 3734700 I ~ . outlined by the chief of the 1 W - C.A Backhoe Service r'ouse plans, custom m:J tO FHA Landclearing, fill dirt, clay, "ock. All kindS 04 digging House trail SSOC spec. Fast, eonon,fcil. Call Victor oni. ers ttored and moved. 3729142 or 531 IllS. LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR I IN DEMAND SELL IT "" -. ,,i~g ' ' '; - " Spring Is here and it's a good t,n. rhnje a new Porn,. tQrn of osr ( I,',sst,e,i Plans u Home Inprovàmeiis T -4 -1rfI ,,, ll' (l,V, t,i.1 .1t75 All STORING IT MAKES WASTE SELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW Call 377 7611 or 531 W93 wart 64-Equipn'*nt for Rent _ _________ . Thinking about that Summer BUDDY'S HOMEIMPROVEMENT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS 377 13)5 - ,,,, OBEDIENCE PROTECTION OOGSOF SANFORD %XU1115 .;A Roofing Cal' us today I Don't delay I JuSt. dial 372 7611 or 5 3 1 9'iP9I To place . Tha'&s to you, I ' weren't approved for rehire Last night some 60 to 80 teachers blew in at the School '.'(Q. Ldgi'iu 'teEstir'ates 373 _ 1331 Painting. Remoeiing Licensed, Bonded 5343603 For free estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford. 373 1771, Flo . 0 /4 F"ll'i'lae")"ti. Matson Germaneft, Air Conditioning you sell "Don't Nerds" with a act Your You I lot ~p --- jomeImprovmenj 1n me till your uarue't spot; mow MAKE ROOM 10 51 ,RE 'rc)up WINTER 17 EMS. vacant lots SE IL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A __ WANT AD. Phone 372 7611 or Ill. NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES 9993 and a friend ly Ad Vitor will Woodruff's Garden Center t"tr Y)I Celery Ave Sanfc.cd Kennels. 1`1 1I" 1111V I ' By ED PRICKEIT Herald Staff Writer SILN0d~,_i _________________ - NO 65-Pets-Supplies - 0 BUSINESS DIRECTORY EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY - U*iftliOI Each Month. All We A* Is Thal *Ycs Qualify For A U Mci. Leee. *5)7.70 Off *Close to everything yet away from it aIll Large wooded lots. Street lights Paved streets *Sewers *Sidewalks 33 Year Mort;ae% -S tl. down. I I'* . - f , ef leadership surfaced In the i ltbeknowntomethatifldidn't committee member," Sinclair public in recent weeks when let his group in on my thinking said. Seminole County 's several persons were removed and cooperate with them they "The attemoted boycott 'E Democratic party chief, Larry from membership In the local wouldbiockanythinglmlghtdo thelastmectingovermyeffot-ts Sinclair, in office since the committee for missing three to carry out the state party's as chairman, ... ;t beginhing of the year, has consecuUve meetings without F. ~ mandate clearly shows; me that resigned. The resignation was acceptable excuse, . nounced that as far as I was this isn't what this group had in announced in a letter to party the One of the ousted members Is ' concerned no special group mind. From the executive committee members. l3ITI forced to consaid to have appealed to state . •. would exist within the meeting, I Several committee members party head Ann Cramer, who ' Democratic Executive Com- dude that this group controls a contacted by The Herald today substantial percentage of our directed Sinclair to reinstate mittee. lauded the young party leader the ousted members. Mrs. "But,afterblocklngmefrom membership. for courage under fire the past Cr "It is clear to me now that according to reliable ¶ carrying out several duties few months. "'. Unless I do whatever It is that sources, told Sinclair, local !; to ... assigned the Chair by our by. One, who asked not to be party by-laws allowirig excuse this group me to do, that laws, the spokesman said the identified, said, "Even when for aheense only for dea th or committee will have acproached me again and larry would say 'good evening' illness In the family were in li shed not ng hi by the time that If I would plug his group comp at a meeting, he was Jumped on conflict with state law. Into my thinking that I would the 176 elections arrive, I by some," Stnjj have all the cooperation i refuse to compromise my told the principles and treat any wanted ft The tat straw appeated to be Seminole by4a1& were LU tARRY SIN().AIR the pa* tow conflict with the gateby4aw,, the uproar "I rej~led tMt if they would member or group of members _____ ____ differenU; man I - treat the days over published reports could noC1taOw1teat. UontélL of the jiiiii come to the ExecdIve that a life-long Republican had comtnlUee membeTs report. struggle within the committee. mittee meetings arid the entire membership. That's called democracy, I believe. Sinclair's letter to committee been erroneously named to the "Shortly after taking office" Fxeaitive B0rd members announcing his he said, "a spokesman for a would be plugged into Ill y committee, (Continued On Page 2-A) system. 51.. 3736630 ALL AMERICAN APARTMENTS a[ yffA_ __0__-_kK*~-~.:___F_4_J .I Teachers Turn Ch -eerleaders '$ 0 w HOMES OF DISTINCTION .1 *. : :P -- _______ ,in ms 9 ___________________________________________________________________ , 1?dg'e'is'6Od . OKUMS - PEOPLE k i It's like pennies from heaven when $1695 E Colonla' Jr , Corner of j,o i 434. 273 6440. Orlando y ______ - - . 10-4 cost ''t Ad 1. chalrs. secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and Carry P4011'S Casselberry. I? n,'aoi S`12 , 7% THE 44 tv 1801W. FIRS; ST. Wood or steel desks (executive desk Pine Knoll, 40'x2i', 3 BR S REALTOR BROKER . EACH Used office furnilure Easy Living Mobile Housing 1541 Lee Rd .Winter Park 3054414344 John 5aggo . A . I " $400 g&Ir tank, Central Heal 372 5961 the `L ' .% 014y - Ill I .' SANFORD, PH.323-7730 Conorct, 40*17' 7 OR Systems Four, In c. REAL TORS Wv. ______________________ $3995 garage. Moving? Why Not Live REPkCE ROBSON MARINE 7971 Hwy 1792 - Sover,ir, 6S'i1', 3 BR, family room for relaxing, separate living room to entertain you, and separate dining room. Slide my door s open, and en ter a 10 '00' screened porch to Florida living. I have a huge Inside utility room and 2 car I'm 2' years old MY OWNER PUT ME ON A DIET AND REDUCED ME TO ORIGINAL COST. I'm an easy touch at $ 36 ,900 with interest rate slit 7• $4,150 down and live with me for 5.37) per month. Swim in my community pool. COME PEEK AT ME i. _____________________________________________________________________________ spetdometer. $17 995 Span iSh, have I bedrooms with S ,(s SPEC, certified tilt trailer Sacrifice 57.995. In"" Norris, 41'x71'. I BR feel like an orPhan-EMPTYan no one to occupy me I'm Unfurnished Sanford $2650 Wanted - Desperate Months Rent 9!Y Furnished or Hwy. DEPOSIT I ' C-4its DRU %9 % hull. Orlando Clipper Il' tn bowrldec. Mercury 115 HP, both 1971, full canvas, tack, Frontle,, S0'iI. U - SYS _________________________ $8595 get first," ___________ 0 eL Awhl ~11111 111 r% amer, 0stv 41 1971 Seabreeze 1$' excellent for any isherman, salt or fresh water, 60 HP Johnson. walk around center controls, electric start, lilt trailer, Must see to appreciate, must sell 3774515 After S weekdays $1 we can owners at _- ~~ ~_i~=~_____~-_]F--_, Reason '' , 0 f PAY1'ON REALlY %J _________________________________I 0 55-Boats&Accessories Peg. Peal Estate Broker 7771301.7640 Hiawatha Ave at I? 92 SANDRA ItEpAlu OES _______ Delmar. 41'x74', BR. 1 (17-92) Hrs: Mon.-Fri. 8 to Sat. a to 12 Noon 641_1006 Crescent, 7O'x13', 3 BR. MAY SPECIAL ' £ RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. ' Party Split As d" 322.023), 425.2363 • t4EW 53-1V-Radio-Stereo -.............. ______ $6495 3 bedroom, refurbished home, Shaded $tst. • 11111111111-1111111 c7Kariner's Gj111. ge Minutes ALL M0OP1EYAPPLtAP4CE5323L haded lot, soace for garden. 2 center _________________________ 40 COLOR TV,Sll,93MONTH, bedrooms, on paved road. $12,500. I BRAKE SPECIAL Ice. used machines. Regent. &S'x1r, 3 OR of r__-_______ ' . Norris. 46'x17'. 7 LiP. centers," was KENMORE WASHER. Paris. ALL HOMES REDUCED provements and wants to participate. But he Wed downtown area and expanded later. away from some of the talk about a special taxing "Let's s'e how much ctYp'ration wstrict. from the merchants and property "Taxes right now are running 25 to 30 per cent Roberts said. attractive : SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East 1st St Downtown 3729411 Ele9.tI66 . SPECIAL SALE S 322-2090 U4-22 901313.7377, Property owner, Pr. Vin:t.' I(obcrls told the with Roberts suggesting that the initial project be that he is definitely interested m m confined to a three-block parcel at the core of the group . 52-Appliances RURAL BUNGALOW Ph, with a Classified Ad. See Al home for sale. Assume payments, central Peit and air. 3334062. home with completely fenced yard 570.000 L 1974 Singer Zigzag with cabinet, cash price of $61 or I payments of Mobile Ideal area for children, 3 bedroom Orlando Dr. 2933 'I Golden Touch 'n Sew, financing lleraldStaffWrlter ASSUME PAYMENTS U 30. two- ., Don Pope, 372 You can get a fair price w hen you advertise your "don't needS" in the Want Ads. 1109 Sar4cwd Ave vote PONTIAC-BUICK 4 1. 12*51' mobile home. 12*24' will neguliate. Call owners to -- Endicot .0 Ill 95 Modernizing your Home? Sell no longer needed but useful items I SHOP. exchange REEL'S BODY )fl7335 42--MoW le Homes Sunland 1Y)S W. 25th St. Sanford, Fin. Reids Garage Auto Air diloners and general auto repairs Il M.lIl St., 3731379, KULPDECOI4ATORS 409W. ls?St. We Buy Furniture 322llI day, 323045eve. BROKER ASSOCIATE screened porch on private 11,4 acre e COVE GE Z Mate Rd. 427, 2.3 m iles east of 17 Pit. sanford (305) 34l$0 1651 Dealer SL -Househo)dGoods 211 NOok. Sanford 6*37333 clean. $1,695 years _______________________________________________ _______________________ Reduced to Settle Estate $13500 1971 Chevrolet Caprice like this seven ago and everyone there was established, Knowles and Moore said, that would greed, too. But the meeting adjourned and that have to be a referendum among afl the property was the end of it," Moore said, be assessed, It was when Paulucci arid City Manager W. E. "It takes some education to swing a like 'Pete' Knowles got down to the nitty-gritty of that," Knowles added. that the only hints of disagreement came The discussion focused for a time on the from the property owners. proposed boundaries of the redevelopment area, IA' Ill Red MUSIarVg 4 Cylinder, radial fire%. custom interior. Sacrifice in Duluth, Minn., told those present that the way to go about it is to set up , ,I that was the end of it." - Mayor Lee Moore special taxing district in the area, assessing each property owner according to the extent of his holdings. "We already have some advantages in the e funds raised, Paulucci said, could be used to area." Paulucci added, ticking off the courthouse, re planning and areNtectural services, and pay city hall, marina, Holiday Inn, ci%ic center, library oil the special bond i ssue he envisions for financing and three banks as cxanipls. of the rebuilding effort Pa ulucci cdled for uiunedLtte funding of the "We need to design a shopping area downtown first phase of his plan - hiring experts to study and make It enough to keep people from costs. Mayor Lee Moore offered the services of the city going to the out.ol..t'wn shopping planning and engineering departments, and noted, Paulucci said. , to see 11 19714 "There nave been 15 or more inettings just like this gross income on these properties," Roberts said. one during the pastseven years. "It's pretty rouph for some of the merchants to "Everyone at this meetings seems to be agreed meet the expenses now." j NATIONAL AUTO SALES 76-Auto Parts Reconditioned Batteries, . answered questions at .... _ .. . . . . * I was at one ust like this seven years ago and ,, rejuvenation project pizza 7600 S FRENCH, SANFORD I Counter 1005, Sinks Installation, available. Bud Cabell 372 $057 an ytime. JOHN SAULS AGENCY MOOD. FROM Realty * Cites Lu., I ________________________ Garage door, aluminum, heavy duty, 2"xl0'xl0' Plate glass panels Complete hardware 377 1672. mortgag, with down pa yme Sparkling clean, 3 bedrooms, 2 bath. lakefront home, central heat and air, trees, and other extras, TOWNHOUS ES ciri, rrs' sicu Ketvinator Air Conditioner 71.000 BTU. $1 00 373 0744 __________________________ reconditioned, 3 bedr oom, It,) bath ho me with tam. rm. Corner lot, large rooms, Owner will handle Swim or Fish 2 BEDROOM 4 HP lfl21I$ CHICKEN MANURE. Approz7o AFTER HRS. ton a week. Will load, you haul 3220648 3773991 Otn Area, 323 6111 3221921114 $21500 STUDIO), 2,1 BEDROOM SUITES Hunt Home on lake, lovely living room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths Apartments ISANFORDI Jim 7521 Park Dr. REALTOR S60; 3 AM FM radio, Mod. style cabinets. 5350. 323 3131 ___ __ __ Wekiva River Acres, Wincht$ter GENEVA GARDENS - - 75-Recreational Vehicles Dsrt Diamond Ring, 11 dlamon totaling I carat Appraised at $630, selling $3 50 Stereo console, tape deck. 3 bedroom, 1', bath on corner lot, $11,900. Existing. 514.500, 7 pct. Mfg. 33)5403 Forrest Greene, Inc. REALTORS .- ~ 11 f includes re placement of disc pads only NO IN NO CREDIT CHECk P40 RED TAPE TERES' Camper trailer 11' semisell con, 18ined, Sleeps A First SADO lakes tiller goodtondItI $75 Call 373 1593. Bro ker 101W. Commercial Sanforct 372_ 7511 In with good terms $11.300. WE TAKE TRADES FAIRLAPIE- I bedrooms, it. , baths, fenced yard, air con dl? iond, easy access to II and 17. 92. $27300. 3776353 - round maple table. OS W. Garnett White SANFORD -7 Bedroom borne with den. carpeted, vacant, move right Or - CormlysFeed 373 1733 - JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC $1,300 Down take over mortgage S1S,00, Corner lot. 7 bedrooms, Fla. room. 3232141 after S. Y our MLS Agency l', Mi. E 011l. Hwy 44 °H 3739719 I J , * Price Apache Camper with built in Stove, sink. Ice box, Sleeps 6. 5650. 323 6077 after 6 LUMBER-RoUghCUI - And Acreage After Hrs. 3777111 or 373.7$12 322.2420 Anytime iOBILE HOME PARK Lot Rent From S55 STAN'S AUCTION 11 Businessmen's Association in werking on preliminary plans for rejuvenating the decaying city core. The landlords, five of whom were Present at yesterday's DRA meeting at the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, will be discussing ideas for the redevelopment duringo the next month and reporting ba('k to the I)J1..\ l')fl June 20, J( no Paulucci, entrepreneur and part-time Sanford resident, made a redevelopment presenand the lively, how' meeting. "It 's a damn disgrace the downtcwn area UflM55J VIIL UIJ Me looking the way it does now," Paulucci said. "We've Herald Staff Writer got to get the merchants and the property owners Twelve downtown Sanford property owners are together on thifl," tation NICE (LEAN (Ak lu CIIOOSE FROM, EASY TERMS 0 By RICK PAN'i'BIDGE OVER Its "11 Bdrm. w w Carpet. omes, 322.6457 MAYFAIR- 514,000. 4 bedrooms, 7' baths. family room, extra large lot, half block from Lake Monroe Pool, too One of our ni cest homt - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY SELL TRADE lit IISE. ci. 322 S"I H JOHNNY WALKER REALESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR LAKE HARNEY-- $31,300. 2 bedrooms, 7 baths, frame, lakefront, Only 3 years old Fur niShid. too. Exceptional buy! 2795 $ ' Payments less than rent. Buyers from II thrv retirement. Must Qualify-Excetlert investment. Your questions can be answered Contact us. "5ANFOD's SALES LEADER" CITY NOW ONLY 521.000. 3 bedrooms, 1,300 SQ ft. plus. Al Shape, close to downtown Many extras WE FINANCE Commercial 3776653 smoother brealcin period. Disc brake pads even have a sensor that ,,sounds off" when pads need repl acing. 0 I Genuine GM Brakes feature crown-ground drum brake linings for i (051, i., . 3737716 Move Into A New Home For $120 • ReaI4. 2 Beoroom. fenCed yard $175 mo Adults prefer red Rentals $1 00 IN ALL PRICE RANGES Reg R ea l Estate Broker Furnished lfl(iles north on 11 t2 - '71 tome below dealer first conic first cholcet Plus Fla.'s finest t)%cd Cars, Dick Illaird Ditsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largest dealer '75 Datsuns arriving daily Ph $31 IllS, Open Sundays 126 (it' we I CL.. BALL REALTY Choice Listings TAFF[R REALTY (31877? ClitfiordonRraitor I Lawn Mowers We Sell The (lest & I Service The Rest. Western Auto I U. I/tUCliJ lied iYIdFet 32771-Pr ice 10 Cents .3 -necia, if' TaX ing utclillir"ri. .t -- I %##11111111%ON ea -' To Develon movvr V, r1 , ,^ i# %&1n .' I '11111111111wrVI, I Urg V U I ~ I I II I S Every Saturday Night, I 30 W 1st St. Sanford, Florida Property Owners, Businessmen Asked To Help 0 BRAKE Datsun.Subaru Sale Antiques, estates Consinmentj u 1 -, 11,t ~y -0 GM I We buy one piece or full hOuSe Spinet Models SAPSFORDAUCTIO?J37373 ~*v_r Pick up junk cars FREE Smalu price for others. 3721621. 7:30 P.M. Pianos upright and veni8'flfly located 7439 Myrtle Ave Sanford P hone 3 21 064 322 77 At - 1111 $4 prunciI: i nter es t plus Bedrooms, 7 uaths, water front. Actults enly, r pets $700 mo 373 J1SQ blue exterior. pøwctef blue leather _________ interior lfl 321$ After 1 AUCTION 6 18 'INN 2 new homes ready to Show Low in price, high in quallly Plenty shade. Con WIT`T REALTY control, power sea ts ana Wunctows, trunk release. Recently inspected, new mufflers Gleaming diamond Hwy 16, West. Sanford I I I "i'. Dell's Auction Service - LAKE MARY, Ill W. Ist St. 11 : Yr. old. 3 196$ Lincoln Continental mint uW,tt,.i, 90 pt off criginal price PS, PP. Radio. dimAtø Top dollar return on consignment at 75 pct. & 35 pct We also buy full houses, estates, etc. OpenDIlilyiflamn 5pn W M E Farms, Oviedo, Fla 303 3456431 Day, 303365 6511 After 6 -.-------_.__ UNBELIEVABLE But true a 71 7 bedroom home. completely furnished with fireplace, separate dining room, electric kitchen, fenced yard, and many other extras Only $10,900. BARGAINS WINTER SPRINGS Nice 3 bedroom house near down Auction - wire, clothespins, all in good c ondition Contact E P. Bruce, old, large family room with fireplace, very Iare lot almost 1 acre ldyllwlld Sect,cn 3239468 EXECUTIVE Larry Saxon, Realtor ICitihen equipped SiSOMonIN 377470 Merchandise _ 67th Year, No. 229-Thursday, May 15, 1975 ~.., -0 II ~ il I /1, 1 . I~ - 4146 _1~ '~~#11 ~ ;~' I ,)~ .... 0 , 1 `10 ; 373 6335 For used furniture, appliances, tools. etc Buy 1 or IDOl Items Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Me MAITLAND FLEA MART 1941 Hwy 17 92 Open Sat & Sun 9 S Aamtv_am " 80-Autos for Sale - CASH 322.4132 Seedt,.ci equlpniq'nt for over SO beds (300' x 1') In(lu(ie,, 001h covers "A" frames, stakes, end posts, UYUwnerLovely 3 bedrooms. lyea r urwe Desir able area. l bedrooms, 7baths, central heat and air, family room Only $32,300. 33-94I0 3 B edroom block house .. .. u Estate - Isperd $1,000 72-Auction Broker - U. y. flJ1._ , Horse 'railer 517,500 10 Pc?. down MID FLORIDA REALTY. Inc 831 7710 '121 P643 nat re. 'UI IreC studded ano room for a pool large 7 bedoo:n home plus family room, near Mt Plymouth Golf Course 575.900 .uv.r, U' . r %wmminO ecol Real COUNTRY LIVING 1 Bedroom unfurn apt. air, car peted. kitchen equipped Adults $9$ 50 377 224 eves & w ee kend s 4 Reg I - J 1970 Roadrunner II), SO-Miscellaneous for Sale MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Why pay rent! Move in now! 2 bedroom home, will accept trade. I Mr. Goodwrench has a service Special for you Thanks to Classified Ad, users get fast results at a low cost. Try one today I Phone 3fl.Th1I or 531 9993. Friday Nights, 7:30 '1 BR, 7 bath, 2 car garage, cor ner . lSO'xIlS, PLUS 7 apartments, (Income $170 monthly) All for 534.950 Days- 377 6173 Nights 377 5121 or 3777332 Buy BLAIR AGENCY 373 3166 DAVE S'373 9370 AWOODED patio, fence. low cka*n Only 119,750 Acre Realty. REALTOR, 373 7750 . - GM OWNERS: We Buy Furniture Grange City Blue Springs Winter Springs, 3 DR. screened rty '4Ufl, ' small spring, over 100' on paved road $17,500 Terms. 131 7*91 3234061, 373 0517 Eves I -- - berry. Hwy 1792 830 1204. Pierson, 10 .icres Nicely wooded, M. UNSWORTH REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker Cer,lra' u- lot ,U4'1 MULTIPLE LISTING REALTd) 1 3771991 19195 Freect' "77374.3".14%.3n 494 377 119S9, 327 4164 lwteel Honda. Wantcdo buy used office furniture. 0711 New heews in a rural area t4O dow n payment, mon thly payments lets than reti?. Government subsidized to guallfied buyers. Call to see if yo(1 qualify! Stemper Realty 68-Wanted to Beautiful S acres, paved road, trees, clear flowing stream, horse's 0 K. Terry Realty, REALTOR, 67$ * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot! * co Like New Call After 6,327 7541 _____ Dial the results number, 377.3611 and place a fast acting Want Aft 431.ots-Acreage on ly AT oto,cylt lnurae 3$O3 Orlando Drive Sanford 323 5200 37725llam RENTALS ..'.... F rn I JIM DANDY JAll-FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" C'ORMLY's E 46, Sanford 373 173) GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Loch Arbor. I PR, 2 bath, $37,500. See your broker or Call owner, at $700 DOWN, with FHA financing buys thit clean 3 bedroom home loaded wtrt extras I WEXIVA RIVER Adult mobile home village, urctcr larQe Shady oaks on the Scenic Wt'kiva Modern clean interiors. from $'10.SMI W. of Sanford 322 4170. One & Tvn B.'droorn apartments & or 67A-Feed -- New Skyline double Wide, Payments lets than $125 mo. 3739541 n... .s We Psac spotless apts a manager who lots people, budget stretcPong rent Also Unlurn BAMBOO COVE ('AROEP( APTS 3001: Airport Blvd 373 1310 - 42-Nkthile Homes By owner, like new, 7 Bedrooms, Fla. room, detached garage. fenced yard. 519.000 377 6399 or . --- finAl liv - L.L....... .. .-. -. ... . - a p• a --_________ -.__, - -- •_ -. . - . - - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1975 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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