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A r 03 0 CL (I') -j If , I Farmers trucked into town early this moming to set up their tables laden with fresh okra, onions, corn, beans, o-;:~ squash, melons, radishes and cucumbers to name a few of the kinds of produce being {# 44 •• / d' : a I0 S. - r . " ' 1 fi -a "o 9 0 I 41 W & F 4 > Pr if CLyt an CL (I 9 CD 2- a ?a Ito, q Cr pr -to n 15 6 to -• S. a — 0.> ii"ff a II A u - - Magnolia. - . V V '• • - .. • I - WMA We spent all day )esterday ith our heads to the ground - f1 t, . j\ and our tails in the air picking these beans," Harley said with Randy Williams,intrack, tAurnell Johnson and Slyron Lemons unlood RAW Farm onions in Downtclwn Saderd dds meraing. a laugh. Meanwhile Chamber of Corn- prices posted for the customers Though the official start of The Just Us Club was on Sa nford zamerchantstogo merce Executive Manager to see." the Festival was at 10 o'clock, hand, with produce and rum- along with special sales Jack Homer was showing his Chamber Agri-Business many farmers had their mage goods for sale. Proceeds festivals of their own. enthusiasm over the day Committee Chairman Wendell produce out long before that will go to the Good Samaritan around the corner. Springfield Joked. "If this and some were already doing a Home. rhildrt'n are a big part in Prices were left up to the festival is a success, then I brisk business," while merThe Chamber began work on today's festival activities, with Kwiatkowski said he felt that f armers to decide, Horner said. guess you can call it my baby. If chants in the stores were hoping today's festival after the suc- the animals to pet, treats to eat Woollolk was the best qualified "We did want to make sure It isn't, then it'll be Jack's For a shot in the business arm cess of last fall's Farm City and a sawdust pile f ull of of the applicants Interviewed" th ough that everyone had his Ulorner's) baby." during the day-long festival. Week and got th e downtown and nickles finders keepers. in making the nomination. ttorne By SIICK IA)CIiRIDGE Herald Stall Writer - "1. an ' r V)cn' c R a. ee s Semino e P an Act Repeat (D W Z> 2 01 6 a 3C 0 a 2 0F 0 MANN 5ft WAS 0- 0 • •• - vote after Kimbrough and Williams voted no on the motion. Seminole County CornWoolfolk will serve as utility (P missioners this morning agreed attorney when the county has VihIen said the Board was to employ the partner Of County matters conceming operation faced with a limited number of Attorney Tom Freeman to be of various utility fftins in qualified attorneys because the Board's new utilities at. Seminole County before them representing utility Interests is torney. and would be paid on the hourly "foreigis to most attorney S." Ned Woolfolk of the firm Of rate schedule. By GtX.NN McCASLAND Woolfolk will replace Sanford spending a week with the Knowles, who has been might support the Sanford by the Sanford Commission ) Woolfolk, Freeman and Woolfolk was selected over an Attorney Robert Morris, who Herald Stall Writer delegation there, I have found serving as chairman of the resolution. pointing to the apparent Altamonte Springs, was em- Orange County attorney, ran Into disfavor with the board they i the delegation) will listen technical coordinating corn"l would rather live under "failure of the state's ployed by a vote of 3-2 with Seymour Benson, the only other in recent weeks regarding Sanford City Commission Commissioners John Kim- attorney discussed during this utility matters, night went on record as supThe resolution urging the Act, Indicated lawmakers said prior to making his motion Florida League brough and Dick Williams morning's session. of A contract between the Board porting passage of the "Little state legislature to approve the appeared favorable towards for passage of the resolution, Municipalities with legislative voting against the action. In opposing the action, and Woolfolk will be drawn to EliTis" planning act and the state-wide, planning act came passage of the "Little Elms and Stenstrom joined him. Harry Williams said, 11 1 dread the finalize Commissioner em- repeal of the Seminole County after Moore told the Corn- Act" and explained that Woolfolk's The Commission also i Knowles had been sent lii Kwiatkowski moved the county thought of sendin9 * somebody as ployment. No date for signing of Planning Act of 1974. mission, 1 *1 don't set- wily we through "personal work," the structed Knowles to draft a Tallahassee by the ColilmLssion board employ Woolfolk at a rate green as a gourd into a cour- the formal contract was set by he Commission adopted a should be forced to suffer under county legislative delegation letter th be sent to other citiv at the request of the Florida of 125 per hour and Corn- troomto carry the banner of the the Board, resolution calling for the two land plan laws such as we League to assist with the missioner Mike Ilattaway citizens." VihIen cautioned Freeman Florida Legislature to enact the have under the annexation organization's work on seconded the motion. Williams was referring to that the Board would expect new ' 0e land planning problem. legislation involving cities. Commission Chairman Sid %oolfoIk s limited ex perience timely ser vice from his low 1 measure and in..'Lruced (its Pointed out se v eral Vihien Jr, cast the !erriing in ciørllng with utility matte'i partne:and lit said ..ilhe feels "I was the only city manager tlanager W E 'Pete' Knowles instances where there are two 41... 0 ....l H k. 1. .e uiv U - uwuuusu-ator present all to go to Tallahassee next week measures" coveri ng various positionto dictate utillty policy. and work towards that end, Oka. ,J week. Pinellas County sent county projects a n d tha t , M g. 0. 8 X C0 I ti i As (D ... 0.19 1 —r I •1 —. to (0 r 0 j , ' 0 (D d I ftwo •1 low 9. QQ L*gi.'. - -* • . - ' ••. Coun ' r C iJ , " H'io r e • 0 E CD M .7 :r g . L an , ' C *ç g;ffl HED & (si La 0 9 CD M 9L 9 (n " i' •• •. — 2 p , - -, -- -1 - T - -I. I. -. - A -' Freeman"s" Partner •, 1 'i.. j' . 'I •. • 3!•o. cr .\ .' • Pens were set upto hold fann r6 • an imals for children to pet and ' to wonder at while high school . students representing Seminole and Crooms High School FFA Then Ed wards, of Harold Kasther'. farm, beg. produce for Mrs 0 P Wade during today'p Farm clubs scrambled to and fro, City Festival, manning produce booths and taking care of the animals. Crooms High School students I Bob Harky awl hUn Calhoun fs . ...,. - rI '*. — Eg -.. •• < business brisk . First Street today as the Farrr City Festival opened lot business at lOam Bargain hunters thronged N sidewalks in front of downtowi stores, while Sanford Plau merchants joined in with theh part of the day's promotions mom .. CD 4 f -' 10 I . CD I Ss . 9 nluill. r4 ft% ;J wl °' - 0 --'a.- - .•' ! 4jU -. 0 - . ri (111 - ' 11 ft , <2 •-.• Newsmen traveling with Kissinger to St. Louis learned the United States has told Cambodia It wt a, uw extrdt-d detention of the ship. I — • By RICK PANThIDGE Herald Staff Writer -. '. CD ro CD ,F 0 F , a: 1 . -I n 92 — 4 ..... i • - W F_ s- C; P 0 ,0 C, — CL 9 CL V rh W #_ = 1 a 11 5 o I rcirm-uty ''.. •1 '<_• ______ N. ~ _ 16 - 1CD 0 piracy." Ford said through a spokesman that Cambodia's failure to release the ship "would have the most serious consequences." That diplomattough language is used only in grave situations carrying the possibility of military action. Bargain Hunters Flood Area Q . Both Ford and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger called the sldp's capture "an act of en no orders to act beyond that. , S qr1 S. to. moved to the island of Koh Tang, some 30 mfles .....LE,,, r: 1D 0.2 . 87 — CA at 8 c 1 • .UFi a.j• Wia 31 r on 1 -M it a — Quill u4 g CA rnediarles. The United Statete has no direct ties with Cambodia's new Khmer Rouge government. Monday to start steaming from the South China Sea Asia in the wake of thecodapse of American-backed area toward the Gulf of Thailand, t .t they were giw- governments in Cambodia and South Vietnam. - -. C A number of U.S. 701 fleet ships were ordered afford the appearance of weakness in Southeast White House counsel Philip W. Buchen said that The sources said the Marineswouldbe flown from From the Cambodian roast, under escort of two Just alter dawn, a White house spokesman said rither of two laws restricting presidential use of Okinawa to the U.S. air base at Utapo in southern Cambodian gunboats. U.S. military planes were keeping the captive ship military force would prevent Ford from calling on Thailand. The United States was working through inunder observation. U.S. armed forces in this instance. Warships from There was no inunediate word about what use termediary countries to obtain release of the Ford was kept informed of the developments the U.S. 7th Fleet reportedly have started moving would be made of the Marines once they reached merchant ship, but also was preparing a number of throughout the night, White House officials licials said, toward the Gulf of Thailand where the unarmed Thailand, but the move apparently was designed to military options. If diplomacy fails, Ford will fact the difficult Mayaguez was Fired upon and seized by a Camback up President Ford's warning of possible Marines could be flown by helicopter or carried decision of whether to use military force to rescue "serious consequences" if the new Cambodian by amphibious ship to the location of the vessel if the ship Mayagu ez and its 39-man crew. Adding to hedlan gunboat Monday. But administration sources said Ford hopes to government does not release the merchant ship Ford should decide to commit them in some effort that difficulty, some administration sources said, recover the ship through diplomatic channels, Mayawz and its crew. to retake the Mayaguez. s ;t. the qutin of c httlftr tl nittd Stat'. (-i,ui(l i ui,ortec!iv uin Cliimt ntl (thor Jr) - ft iote r- a> 2.11 The White house said, meanwhile, that the Mayaguez, seized Monday about eight miles from a small island in the Gulf of Thailand, had been sources reported today. -' 4 ,0- p(Du"m Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 0 aiii 01 '0 m O04 a * a 67th Year, No. 217—Tueday, May 13, 1975 La no 78 5:4 15* Cr * 4 - ' C: I g n )'• '2 I (D . - —• ' ta S-• - RESIGNS n Circuit Judge William G. Akrldgcof the 18th judicial circuit has submitted his resignation, effective Jnly 1, according to Attorney Doug Stenstrom, chairman of th e area nominating commission, Stenstrom said his commission will nominate a slate of cantill the varancv didtrs and submit LI to Gov. Reubin Askew, who will appoint Akridge's m iser. ti c 0 -5 pifl on i g. 2 Lot q to as - - -- - --=--- - _=.= = - -- - - -- - I - - urging the repeal of the Julian Stenstrom, citing the city's displeasure of having SCilliflok Planning Act, porn ''two land planning acts'' which ting out, ''I would Just as soon be included with the other 66 would ilkit Seminole built) should the "Little Elms" countles, instead of having a separate act to cover Just measure be approved, Seminole County," Knowles, who has just ,,, • (' •.i i.i.,iu Oi County mreturned to Sanford after • -. • , went spending a week in the state inissioners. on capital working with th e ret- urti ; urging the of Legislature to retaia the Florida League Mu nicipalities t of 1974 and that PlanCornlegislators, told mission that should he return to the "Little Elms" act be the capital "I feel confident tha t passed, It would exclude I can obtain the repeal of the Seminole County. 1974 land ph'.n zi." Moore and Stenstrom both In addition, Knowles was took exception to the county's instructed to: action and Knowles explained continue work regarding that the "Little Elms" act the double taxation problem: would be "more realistic as to — seek repeal of Mooney bill dates" Involved. cover i n g ii n n C X a t I 00 Under the Seminole Count) procedures. Act, the '.'eunty planning "1 feel returning to program must be in operation Tallahassee Is a must In order by 1977, while under the "Little to protect our inierets Elms" act, the program would localy," Knowles said. "After begin by 1980 - - several staff people up, but the) spent most of their time wit.h their local people working on special The action catne in a joint "having two of everything resolution from Nlayor Lee creates problems." Moore and Commissioner . Stenstroin joined the mayor — aj4 Zr 11 ' - DU Cr .•• - IIIdi11i1;j 0 ! - / - - The cit r .i:1 ht, hJ ITILt w ith tht. Seminole Count le gislative delegation several times during the past week and 4 ____________________ "usa result they hammered out _____________________________ this double taxation corn- - ---- •--- ____________ •— '-:-- -- __________________________ _._•• - 1 '- & - iiu.iJfl. • ••- It I. Sen. Lorl .4 -.. Cry - .CL) t4iC •- - that really got the job done, but I feel by talking with the legislators and their action to some degree,Knowles said A.A. C?mmIsior1 cr Mc(Ianan indicated that "if he would go with SPECIAL RECOGNITION K now lestoTaltahasseetowork George Touhy is 'plmuicd' by his wife. Ieuise, for having been with the county delegation on selected by the Sanford Rotary (lub as a Paul Harris Fellow, the land planning issue as well, iiiily the second in Sanford to receive this honor with earlier '1 will eh.-oine the ctni.. recipient Torn %leI)nnaid. Teuhy, a former club pre.slduI, has Imu.ssioner, Knowles said. "1 had perfect attendance for 30 years, and cited for his faithwould urge the Cornmlss!on ful and valvable service to the community. 11,QO0 or its also send the Mayor, If possible 1%3kflt has hera ecat b;ied t the fltory dtk,ii in to gibe ven more support to U ToUh4 S and will be used for educational awards. legislative Qrograrn (here" was name, �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, May 13, 1115 Three Inmates _ To Face Trials !~~!*_--,, _n+ Escape Try ""-- 'ml - I NATION IN BRIEF — -. - .• - ' L Congress Moves Towards -' - - 4 1 ____________________ . / / Refugees' Fund Approval L...11_ ____ Responding to urgent pleas WASHINGTON AP from Ford administration officials, Congress is moving tuwi: :roval by the end of the wt'vk of Funds for transporting and resettling South Vietnamese and Cambodian refugees. Among an array of congressional actions on the refugees, the llou,e Appropriations Committee was meeting today to vote on a $405-million money bill. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved an authorization bill for that amount by a 13-0 vote Monday afternoon. Meanwhile, a review of problems involved In the resettlement of an estimated 130,000 Indochina refugees in the United States was scheduled today by the Senate Judiciary subcommittee on refugees. ' — LW_J -V'' pt - -._________ :::L: ________ _________,. __________ - --- ________ -. - - .-•. '. v---_-__ :. ____ - a . _________ . "1'U_.._Lr ' ,• t. / a ____ ____ , •_ ' _____ . -, •. . • 'J :1 ''J,' ' • 1 '' ' MARSHALLTOWN. Iowa A's ) — Lance Cpl. Darwin Judge graduated from Marshalltown High School less than a year ago. Tonight, a special memorial in the school iymnasum will honor him as one of the last two American Marines to die in Vietnam The traditional "taps" will be sounded in honor of a fallen comrade. A Marine officer will present the American flag to the dead man's parents. Henry and Ida Judge are still waiting for the day their son's body comes home for burtal. Judge was 19 years old and had been in Saigon less than a month when he and Cpl. (lanes McMahon Jr., of Woburn, Mass., weme killed in a rocket attack on Saigon's Tan Son Nhut Airport on April 28. - UTILITY PURCHASE CONTRACT SIGNED First Of L, IliTi \ ,;, - - - - ' Parker's areest in February 1974 stemmed f corn plaints made b th e Centr al Florida Association of Professional Psy chologists con. L L • a I. t) t. I. in (iv ust rarer ought cermng an ad ,Osu area telephone uirecYellow ages o a 0(3. e —Bobby Joe Hill, 18, Boston-Butler Court, Oviedo, on a charge of grand larceny involving the alleged theft of a $129 television April 1 at yre's, Fern Park. The case was recently sent back to Circuit Court f trial after Parker appealed issues in the case to the Fourth District Court of Appeals and the Suprene Court. •, 4. Inactions before Judge Johnson yesterday, the . ' b - -, - ...-%Villie Thomas Harris, 23, of 1100 Orange Ave., 'lAM I'A. Fla. m AL' Larry Williams says he knew i "as wrong to shake down builders for poli ti cal contributions to former Sen. Edward Gurney, But he sa ys he 'nsidcrrd it "part of the sp' Is systerim "I Felt we were doing nothing more than oth er political t andidats before us," Williams said Mon da y under tross-exaimminallon in th e bribery conspiracy trial of - r Gurney and four codefendants. At the outset, in early 1971, Williams said tie didn't think whether it was right or wi ung to raise funds from builders in cxchang !cr Federal housing Administration favors, it Was more than a year later he began to worry about tims own tax situation, he said, consulted an attorney and iimie to that realization. AV TAI.L\IIASSEE, Fla. AP) - Improvements in without disrupting or distracting a trial, an attomney for two 'IV stations siays . The request fora change in the Code of Judicial Conduct to allow TV and still cameras and tape recorders in uourtroomns goes to the Florida Supreme Court today. Technological developments have outdated the ban, former Rep. Talbot "Sandy" D'Alemnberte of Miami said in a brief filed earlier on behalf of the Washington Post. Newsweek stations, WJXT in Jacksonville and WI'LG in Miami. to commit murder in a parking 6 1 . Landlord Bill Moves . b Of TALLAHASSEE, Fla. tAP) — Following the lead of its chairman, a House subcornmrnittee has slashed many em the tough provisions from a bill that was designed to boost tenant power in disputes with landlords. The consumer law subcommittee amended the bill ((s11131659 extensively Monday but postponed a final vote un til its next meeti ng . C Tuesday, May 13, a*irmen On Keller TAI.LAHASSEE, Fin. Al' cation Uttairmais I). Robert wouldn't change his mind on Barron had told lawmakers lie told Gra ham that he ought confirmation Senate President Dempsey (;rahamn in the eye, said he Keller, earlier in the day. to run for governor if he votes "You were fools to do it," Barron has threatened to de. would replace him and others If Barron's remarks were made Barron predicted Monday for Keller. Barron said. co mmitteechairmen who they voted for Keller "unless to a group of news comittee reporters, night that he had enough votes Barron arrived shortly be fore Barron called Keller a poor Iminmi and vote for con- they sho w me some justifica- lawmakers and guests at a to knock Keller out of his job. Askew left. Referring to the administrator,notfjttoservethe firming O.J. Keller as secre. (ion." Dade County legislative delega- lie declined to give an exact Keller confirmation, he told the poor, the mentally retarded and lacy of health and rehabilitative The Panama City Democrat lion barbeque at the home of count, departing governor, "You're the mentally ill of services, said he hadn't seen such Justifi- Sen. George Firestone, D. At the social gathering, Bar. going to lose it Rube." Barron said the chairmen in Barron made it clear Monday cation and didn't expect any. .Miami. ran wasted no time getting into Askew shook Borron's hand "my Senate" have the [Kittle line with Guy. Iteubin heads, had to be reappointed the day th at three Se na te coin- Firestone. friend." philosophy. Askew at the feet of Keller and after Askew was re-elected to mittees plus three extra mciii"If you're going to vote with The Senate president said he "And the governor he can has given senators a choice of his second term, hers will hold a joint heating the governor and for Keller, you was angry over a letter from forget it. lie's not gonna tell my standing with the governor or Graham, U-Mianu Lakes who Thursday on whether to dump ought to get a job with the Firestone last Friday mocking senate what to do." Barron said. ttieir president. Favors Keller's confirmation, Keller. governor," Barron told Fire- an earlier Harron letter that Asked several tiinc.s if he was Barrori, looking Senate Edu. told a newsman that he "Rest easy, the war is on," stone, urged senators to vote against serious about his threats, Barron replied that he Whs. Barton had said the Rules, ________ Health and Rehabilitative Serv— ices and the select committee (()F on suspensions will meet with 1 Sens Guy Sicola, 1)-Tampa, tori Wilson, 1-Merritt Island, and himself at 9 am. Th ursday --_— —_ tobeginwhattsexpectedtobea lengthy hearing. _____ Sen Lcv, ltrantley, 1)-Jack_______ snnville and Rules chairman, ; ______ ____________ ill preside over the joint hear- e Senate Backs Appro ________ _______ val _____________________________ - For New Judqes ____________ "It appears we won't get any. TALI.MIASSEE, Fla. (AP) Ronald Richmond, It-New Port apply to the appellate courts thing done until we get this The Senate is in better posi. Richey, said they would take and allow referenda on local thing is behind us," Barron ¶nm th:!n the voters (Is' plan to hioIIe Speaker Ikn- "ption for ration to couy .-- .I . SI Id whether an appellate judge aid Tucker, D-Tallahassee,and and circuit judges. Barton said the reason Fireshould remain in office, house Judiciary Chairman William J. stone wrote the letter was that Nuckolls said the " Republicans say. ~~Zg itish, D-Port St. Joe, in hopes It , Firestone is the only senior Three GOP members of the that some change in selection of Republicans preferred for the Democratic senator who has no House Judiciary Committee judges could go to the house Senate rather than voters to say chairmanship. whether appellate judges said a Republican caucus has this year. Firestone was chairman of should stay in office because NOTED COMPOSER VISITS BRA NTLEY endorsed the proposal to have the Joint Legislative Auditing voters cannot be expected to i)r, Clifton Williams (right), i"lori'ki Supreme Court and apThe Missouri plan would have know chairman of the University of Miami Committee last session under the character and record lh'partment of Music [wal court members confirmed judges appointed and then run of Theory-Composition, recently visited Lake then Senate president Mallory suet) disWnt judges, while the by the Senate. on their records for voters to The judges would be appoint- decide in a yes or no vote senators can, l)irertor Dun Schmaus, Williams is an award-winning composer "You're not dealing with a ed by the governor from nomi- whether the judges should stay lie called the Missouri plan and has conducted hands and choirs on international concert kid and you're not dealing with nees of judicial nominating in office. The delayed bill would vote "a sham election." tours. iflerald Photo by Jane Casselberry 1 the uninitiated," Barron told commissions. Firestone. The proposed constitutional Firestone replied that "it's amendments would leave Unthe people's Senate," and that touched the election of county he was elected to represent his and circuit judges, Rep. Paul constituency in Dade County, WASHINGTON, D.C. President Ford's office, responding refugees "will be equally distributed throughout the United Nuckolls, It-Fort Myers, told a , wishes, to a letter from Congressman Richard Kelly, has assured States," new4 conference Monday. The proposal was offered as a Floridians that the impact of the Vietnam refugees entering the The White house has responded, saying "every effort will be substitute for the Missouri plan state will be minimal. made to ensure that resettlement, to th e extent possible, will not which the house Judiciary Kelly told the President last week in the wake of a number of be concentrated In a few enclaves Li the country and will not *,'M4cb,pc5,p' Committee has voted !o delay leiters from constituents who were worried that Vietnamese I I aiii.Cha'c result in economic or social service hardships." until next year. committee meetrefugees t.eing processed at Eglin Air Force Base would be The White House letter also referred to testimony by Am. "We left the AMER)CAN bassador L. Dean Brown, director of the Indochina Task Force, ing feeling like we had dodged resettled in Florida. SOCIETY Kelly told the President he was concerned that "Florida will the issue," Rep. Richard lang. who said the refugees will be fairly disbursed throughout the Icy . R.Clermont, said, have the task of absorting more than a reasonable shareof the country a nd that "economically ha rd-hit areas" will be avoided in Langley, Nuckolls and Rep. South Vietnamese refugees" and asked for assurances that the the resettlement process. _____ _____ ______________ _______ . _______________ ________ " '' Fo rd Reassures Kelly On __________ _________ __________ _________ l u g ees - I I . . . I I Prisoners Head For 'Tent City' t ing. ________ _________ Federal Judge Ponders Action . Most Drivers To Be Give!) Warnings Courts Seen TV In television cameras %kill allow their use in courtrooms ,,, trial of James Madison Tutor, 57, of 758 Lormann lot shooting entered a: innocent Circle South, Longwood on a charge of carrying a plea and was set for trial the concealed firearm was con tinued until the week of week of June 2 before Circuit June Judge J e A. Cowart Jr. Tyrone Jones, of Society Park ApartSamuel Singleton, 48, of 1102 Roosevelt Ave., Sanford. had been docketed for trial this week on a ments, was arrested In the charge of carrying a concealed firearm. Monday shooting of Samuel Juickson, 21, he pleaded guilty as charged and admitted he had of Sanford, at the apartment a .fl caliber pistol in his right pants pocket when complex. Joseph MrIcn Rogers, IS, of police arrested him March 20 at the Goldsboro Bar, 1303 Wynnewood Dr., Sanford, W. 13th St., Sanford. was scheduled or a tine Singleton sa id he had earlier given the weapon to on a breaking and entering with the bartender for safe keeping and had Just intent to commit a retrieved the gun when he was stopped by a misdemeanor charge. Sanford police found Rogers in a closet inIn a burglarized house after an Judge Johnson ordered a pre-aentence observant neighbor alerted %'estigatiofl for Singleton and allowed him ,o remain free on bond pending sen te ncing. He faces a officers that a house had been entered while the owner was at possible maximum five-year prison work. guilty plea. TAI.I.A11A.1kSEE, Fla.(All) — Bills making the Public Service Omnmnission appointive instead of elective are gathering nilomnentwmi %%iUl approval by a House corntintlee and i second look by a Senate The Senate Government Operations Committee has ap. Proved a bill increasing the PSC from three to live 111Cmhers and retaining election of meimibers but was scheduled to reconsider today, lopping the House calendar was Appropriations Couwiittct' consideration of a bill by Rep. Carl Ogden, I)Jacksonville, au th orizing a one pe r cent local sales tax if th e voters agree in a referendum. Williams Admits Wrong Orlando the week aggravated assault and escape T —Merle F Parker 56 f Lake Drive off S Sr.ford Ave. Sanford. Parker a accused violating the state medical practices act by using the title "Dr." in connection with his name. ....Steven Edward Mohr, 19, of 107 E. Jenkins Circle. Sanford, charged with possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. Mohr is accused of having a pistol on March 6. Court records Indicate he was convicted of grand larceny In January. ;A A Fern Park man accused last week of assault with intent ' Testimony was to begin this afternoon lnthe trial of Otha Lee Booth, 41, of 816 W. Third St., Sanford. Booth is accused of uttering a forgery. Other triaLs for the week, in the order scheduled: - - Fo e Sanford, on a charge of uttering a forgery in connection with the cashing of a SX check Feb 4 at a Sanford supermarket. Jury selection was expected to be completed by noon today in the first of seven trials scheduled this week before Circuit Court Judge Clarence T. Johnson Jr. Physicians Strike Spreading , Gains House Group Okay .' r,a BRIEF Appointive PSC Bill se -- Seven This Week Jury Picke NEW YORK AP — New York Mayor Abraham Beame takes his 11.5 billion money hunt to Washington today with Gov. Hugh Carey in tandem, both shaking their heads over an apparent advance turndown by the White House. "We find it difficult to believe that the President would arrange a meeting that would serve no purpose," they said in a joint statement Monday. With a midafternoon meeting set up with President Ford today, the two were mystified by a statement by White House press secretary Ron Nessen that Treasury Secretary William E. Simon's turndown of special aid to New York City was "the administration position." IN le in the saws and tools. She is awaiting ntencing Cl Barron Threatens #I I=LUKIDA involving hacksaws and tools smuggled Into the jail, but charges against him were dropped when he negotiated a Trials have been set for week of June 30 for three guilty plea in a robbery case. it Another liunate, Lawrence Seminole County Jail inmates charged with attempted escape Grant Shazer, 21, of Apopka, and possession of contr aband In pleaded guilty last week in the a county detention facility in a Jailbreak attempt to possession of contraband In a county 2 jailbreak attempt. Entering pleas of imnocent detention facility and was whenarraignedinClrcultCourt sentenced to a five-year prison l StartS NY Leaders Fear Turndown S By BOB LLOYD herald Staff Writer _____ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Battle Line With Governor p-I eOfFk5Edge guilty laine ,_ ed Clanton, 24, plead Innocent to veylng of tools into the jail. As . -; conveying toots into the jail and part of her plea negotiations she possession of contraband in i. agreed to testify agai ns t Mrs. r -county deten tio n fadlitv. si is Clanton. [)onnii' Oneal Routh, 2!, of scheduled for a separate trial __________________________ the week of June 9, before Orlando, accused of lewd assault upon an eight-year-old Mayor Walter Sorenson signs the contract on behalf of the City of Lake Mary to seal the purchase of Circuit Judge Rcbert B. girl in a May 5 incident at an the Southern Gulf Utilities water system serving the community of less than 3,000. Looking over a McGregor. Darnell, Jmlyn. ana Clanton Altamonte springs shopping $10.000 check for the down payment Is Ed A. Werzyn (seated, lift) of Southern Gulf. Other officials before Circuit center was docketed for trial %itnessing the ceremony are (left to right standing) S. William Fuller, Southern Gull attorney; will be tried June 9. Jr. Deputy Mayor harry Terry; City Attorney Gary E. Massey; City Clerk Kay Sasiman and B. C. Judge A. J. Hosemann A 26-yearold Orlando man, A fourth inmate, Marion Lee Conklin. city consulting engineer. The city is to pay the $40,000 balance remaining on the purchase Corey, 23, of Sanford, had also arrested last July by Sanford price by Dec. 31. been charged In the attempt police on an aggravated assault charge, was scheduled for trial June 16. Police said Jessie Willis was being booked into jail when he fled on foot, outrunning a jailer, lie was arrested last -. .- D raws yesterday on the amended (Cr111 Sharer's wife, Mary Jane charges were Rocky Ray Darnell,20,of101MayrOseDr., Shiner, 21, has admitted she Sanford, Floyd JOSlyfl, 32, 01 clIrnbedtheJailbuilding%allto ______ ? " k:, ____ Aok _____ iy,','iY .' ____ 1 J ______ -___ -_ School To Honor Marine SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Only life-and-death surgery Is being performed In most hospitals In seven Northern California counties as the physicians' protest of malpractice insurance rates Umtens to extend statewide. "It's a foregone" conclusion that this will ultimately extend to the entire state of California," said Dr. Sanford Marcus, president of the Union of American Physicians. - -______ -__ - -ii - - ____ -- A. STARKE, Fla. (AP State the prison reception center at LouieWainwright,dimectorof cal at Lake Butler where the sentenced to state prisons are in corrections officials prepared lake Butler into the 10-man prisons, testified in a federal prison population has been county jails around Florida to move 100 inmates into a tern- tents borrowed from the Flori- court hearing at Jacksonville twice the normal capacity of waiting for transfer, he said. porary tent prison today while a dii National Guard, Monday that tent living wasn't 727. U.S. District Judge Charles federal judge pondered whether But only half the facilities the best situation, but it was Wainwright said the entire H. Scott refused to Issue an into Interfere, were ready because a weekend better than cramming four men state system has 13,045 inmates Junction Monday evening halt. About 200 inmates are even- storm delayed completion of in a one-man cell, compared to Its emergency ca- lug occupation of tent city. tually scheduled to move from the fenced-in tent city. However, he said he would The crowding has been typi- pacity of 11,105. Another 591 study the matter overnight and issu e a final decision today. Tobias Simon, a Tallahassee attorney representing state inmates in a federal civil rights TALLAHASSEE, Fin. (AP)— The engineers said their most area iritially or drain a very misstating the facts," Cole suit, asked the judge to prevent After losing In court, the Army restrictive rule would require large area, said. the we of tents to house prisonCorps of Engineers is trying to permits for farmers' plowing In a suit in which the Pollu. lie said the court ruling would ers. escape its responsibilities on and homeowners' swimming tion Control Department took only require that water be "The tents are a symbol of wetlands protection by fooling pools when, in reality, the rule part, a federal judge in Wash- controlled at the source if it will the bankruptcy of the state's efthe public, says an official of would only cover mangroves ington ruled that the corps must carry pollution into waterways forts to provide housing for the the stale Pollution Control De- and marshes where farmers extend its permitting above the —'the same as now required by prison system," Simon said. partment. and builders seldom go, Cole traditional line of mean high the state, lie also has asked the judge Terry Cole, PCD enforcement said. water. The purpose of the Pollution for an injunction closing the director, charged Monday that "The tractors would get bogweek released Control Department entering sta te system to new prisoners The corps last engineers were deliberately ged down, like over the the suit is to develop a common until it has facilities to handle mdi- four proposed rules, ranging set of stan making misleading sta tements ator," Cole said. da rds among the them. nothing more to the from doing to try to stir up opposition over lie said the only time the state, Federal Environmental Simon told reporters during a most severe which engineers extension of the Corps' control farmer or builder would have to said would require permits Protection Agency and the court recess that the state could for of wetlands, corps so persons will have to reduce its prison load by 2,000 get a permit would be to (ill an plowing and pools. meet one standard in getting a or more by releasing those "These statements area girn- permit, Cole said. sentenced for such "victimless muck to get opposition of oune 'l think the legislature crimes" as marijuana ,j1thte wills vdid iuiteuests like agrees with this purpose," he possession, bolita players, the farmers by deliberately added, gamblers and prostitutes. lly The Associated Press Monday, May 12, 1975 F I The House Bills passed: Sales tax f:xeinpts pollution .ontrul equipment from the state sales tax. 1111746. Craig. To Senate. Malpractice Creates a joint underwriting authority to V .k, ;J. ____W_ provide medical malpractice insurance for doctors and 1 * \ hospitals. 11131267. Forbes. To Senate. . r Adoption Restricts adoption fees to $500 and forbids -' intermediaries for arranging out of state adoptions. ... 111112-12. Kutun. To Senate Personnel Exempts personal secretaries to elected state officials from the Career Service System. 11131291, Melvin. To Senate. Irw'rrac Motor vehicles penRlty for unlawful F ' '" ''! of a motor t'hick' from w tmich the serial hIlsM'iori number has been removed from a second degree misdemeanor to a third degree felony. 11131219. Fontana. To Senate. The Senate I' - .. I, . I . - . .. - ' Winter Springs Radar In Unposted Speed Limit Area By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Stall Writer WINTER SPRINGS — Police Chief John Govoruhk told The Herald today a radar unit Is being operated in the Tuscawilla subdivision where speed limit and city limit signs are not yet posted. He said police have Instructions at this time to merely give warnings to motorists, Govoruhk added, however, In cases of excessive speed where the drivers are clearly in violation of state and municipal speed laws arrests will be made. The Chief said he has contacted the developer of the Daniels said the police patrol the area on a regular basis, athugh It is mfles from the main residential and business sections of town and can only be reached by road by going outside the city limits. "They do a good job and 1 suppose they were already enforcing the 20 mph speed limit before. Everyone was pretty well satisfied," Daniels said. lie said he thinks It is right for the police to enforce the speed limit even though the speed is not posted. "They say ignorance of the law Is no excuse," he added, agreeing with City Attorney Newman Brock's off-the-cuff opinion established on the opening of the new Winter Springs School) Lu be iiviit dl (hat until drivers become accustomed to the new speed. Councilman John Daniels, who resides in the Tuscawilla area, formerly known as Winter Springs Country Club, confirmed that the two signs put up on Tuscawilla Road are the only two city Limit signs in that area as there are none within the development, part of which Is in the county, The unincorporated area in Unit I, Daniels said, the county has put up 25 mph signs, but there is no slgr to denote where county' jurisdiction ends and the city speed limit prevails. night by the Council, on Sheoah, is 25 mph. Govoruhk said the alread, puttii livt it* City speed limit on South Edgemon and Moss Road where the speed Limit was raised to 25 mph. Prior to last week's Council action, speed limits on all streets, with the exception of SR 434 and Tu.scawllla Road, were set at 20 mph within the city. Using power to set speed limits by motion through an ordinance which recently went into effect, the Council also raised the speed in the Ranchiands area to 25 mph. The Chief said it is his practice, when there Is a change In speed limit (such as the school zone on SR 434 subdivision about putting iq regulation signs to mark the Uly liur4ts within flwlUa and the maximum speeds permitted. The developer expects to get delivery from the sign manufacturer In two or three weas, Govoruhk added. The part of Tuscawilia Road within the city Is already marked with signs designating the 45 mph speed limit and the city limits, he said. Winter Springs Boulevard has been changed to 30 mph and other streets in the section are 20 mph. Signs will also be Installed on Sheoah Boulevard by that developer, Govoruhk said. Speed limits as set last Monday Votes Variance For Railco Building Longwood Ignores Warning On Zoning By DONNA ESTf amid warnings from City by industrialist Georges St. Engineering Co. Inc., an Illinois vehicles such as train engines, herald Staff Writer Attorney Joe Davis that the Laurent for a variance on a firm, wishes to relocate In the insisting the operation would LONG WOOD City Council action could be challenged In building he owns on Commerce city. lie said the firm will be not be paint manufacturing, a Street off SR 427. using the building for "blending use forbidden by the city's 1959 last night voted 4-I to Interpret the courts. The vote concerned a request St. Laurent said Railco and mixing a coating" for zoning ordinance. a section of the zoning orDavis said the ci ty could not '' '' grant a conditional use for the " 'V j property for anyone of Cems PT 40- forbidden in industrial a 1the zoning ordinance, urging - - - - ____ ____ 1 - ___ _ ______ the nding _A A _________ . ,.--.-•,-.-:- - p . - -IF rtPI - '- -4 -- I .:. . '! - - •. !aFuiF ('uuncilivafl II. A. Scott saul (be operation "would not be ,nanufactunng, It would be mixing." - - - - , - ___ , &?W _:~___ ___7 _____ -, --sm. - J - AUt11 A au -rn PAINT JOB - sider e to Council member June Lor.mann saJd, "I don't think he _____ (St. Laurent) would allow mething in his building that ..,.L,:, ,.J,.l_Lr I P. : lsilosu . ;_ 1- - ~ ~~-_____ — - , __ - M Z~T~_ 7 Council Chairman J.H (,rant said anytime something Is mixed together, being something else is in fact being Frank Woodrmdf of Sanford wasn't ico happy with lfr unwanted "paint job" his car received manufactured. yesterday while It was parked an Magnolia Avemnse. Apparently someone dropped a pastk bottle, St. Laurent said uses In incontaining red paint, on time street aa a passingintorist Inadvertently ran over the t,oui, causing dustral areas, once considered two the C*D to POD oil, ,pewIU the P&nt ou Wuudruil's gold-cOIOTed automobile. Needless to polluting or heavy indusmat eolor didn't go too well together. at least not In the design left by the splashing. (Herald Staff Photo n longer rotu'dere1 si :re hs Turn Vincent - -. ncil - " - - during last week's Council session. He said be 4&es 1s,t fee't this would be a speed trap. Councilman Irene Van Eepoel, who is public works commissioner in charge of roads and bridges, said she had received many complaints from residents during the past week, most of whom wanted the streets posted and the speed enforced. Van Eepoel feels arresting drivers for speeding in unmarked areas constitutes a speed trap. "If any other member of my family was arrested for speeding where a street is unposted, I would fight it like 'heck," she revealed. Lakeview Asks Hike In Medicaid Lakeview Nursing Center today joined some 200 other nursing homes throughout the state in asking the Florida Legislature and Governor hteubin Askew to increase the ceiling on Medicaid payments for the care of skilled nursing home patients to $615 per month. A recent cost study by the Department of health and Rehabilitative Services, based on a cost-out of existing federal and state Laws, revealed that the average cost to a nursing home in Florida for providing skilled nursing til e s!'7 p'r patient per month. The present cap on payments for skilled nursing home care in Florida is $550, which rvnks near tie bottom of the list among the 49 states Participating in the Medicaid program. "How are you going to be aware of the speed limit if you are not on Council and there are no signs," she said. Although Govoruhk said the city has ordered other signs to be pited, Van Eepoel said, "Nobody told me a thing and they are not coming out of my budget." Van Eepoel has repeatedly told Council of the need for funds for the needed signs, which she estimated will cost $1,200. Councilman Donald Browning said there is a ;ieed for signs within the city. "There definitely has been no attempt to hide the speed limit," he told Council. Return Of Road Funds Pledged A representative of the State Department of Transportation (IX)T) has informed Seminole County Commissioners that the more than $300,000 to be taken out of the county's secondary road fund would be replaced within a five-year period. The money is earmarked for purchasing rights of way in the southern part of the county to allow the building of the Maitland interchange for Interstate 4, according to Charles Sylvester. Sylvester said DOT intended to use the $300,000 for pin-. cha,irg, IN, ri1'hts 1 way 'ithq the next few months. The only construction scheduled for Seminole County is primarily two ramps for the exchange. CoialImsjssjunera were concerned about when and how the funds would be replal'f'd in t ho road fund, but Sylvester assured the board that it would be repaid before 1979. Vihlen requested that Sylvester, in a letter to Cornmission, define the state's intentions to reimburse the monies before any action was taken. Sylvester said he would comply with the letter request. Sylvester said approximately nm rr day .,,jfl either lea v e or enter Seminole County on the new interchange. The interchange is on the borderline between Seminole and Orange County. i I 10 f . FL i a 1 K.., LIMIT . .LB., r I N a T STEW 4 C , __. , * ' I . • ' S C 0 Li P 0 11 1 A I - BORDENS IL L-_ - RFUL £ CUBE A -- O AV 4 . -. ,_I I I. Ii-AI,%,1. 6 .I . . -- I . k .14 .I . . 1 1$ f .. -1 - RE - - - 4.I - I I I .. . t 1 y h U L i LE R Tallahassee Tally - £ 464.SANFO D AVEe ONLY 'Engineers Charged In Wetlands - By MICK LOCLIIiIDGE Herald Staff Writer I FULL $ 18 GAL& ' - -.. . ' LIMIT 2 WITH THIS COUPON ONLY , - - '" ' k N! r''" Bills passed: Financial disclosure Delays from May 15 until July 15 the deadline for all public officials to file financial disclosure forms. 11111861. Standards and Conduct Committer. To governor, Allows use of sorbate; in manufacCottage cheese ture of cottage cheese and addition of ingredients to ('allured milk products for purpose of extending shelf life. 11111914. Iinc. To governor. Requires seller whose land is to be Land sa't's acquired by a governmental agency to disclose all Financial transactions concerning the land and amount of tax assessment since Jan. l, 1970. 513698. Saunders. To Hous e. - a - - FROM VIETNAM TO SiC _____ '' ' Two Vietnamese refugees have joined the student bdy at Seminole Junior College. Eighteen-year-old Pham Huts Chau, kit and his sister Thien Nga, third from right, are shown after enrolling Monday. Others shown, from left, are foreign itudint ad.isor Jo Ann Rowe, Pham family Sponsor Donna Gutman, l)r. Pham Huu Phuoc, lather of the students, Nguyen Thi Xuan Tku, thclr mother, al Dean &'hrdber and Richard Sewell of the junior college administrative staff. t -" -- --'--- . Cv- �- __... --- — - - I. - I - - -••------ j - - ___ - - - r. 1 —Around Evening HerAd 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANF'OBI), FLA. 32771 Area Code 26I1 or 831-9993 Tuesday. May 13. 1975-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURHIE, Managing Editor MARKEY. Advertising P:reclor lionie Delivery: Week, 55 cents. Month, $2.40; 6 Months, 114.20. Year. $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70.- 6 Months. $16.20; 12 Months, $32-40. To Effective Policy Congress has trying to assert become the so preoccupied primacy of with the legislative branch of the government that it is threatening the ability of the federal government to deal effectively with foreign and The problem runs deeper than disagreements the White house and congress on specific ISSIIOS, It is emerging more as a functional disorder within Congress itself. is no better illustrated than the Th ____ ... _ -- Less In su bsequent stories by th e news media U'II be part of my job to educate you to the value and efIecliveness of this proposed statewide program. One which will eventually tle'In with a national net. work. . . when you're in trouble, Instead of trying to remember various seven-digit phone numbers, all you'll have to do is dial 9-1.1- and help will be on Its way. I've been asked "will you miss it, John?" Naturally I will. Probably much the same as I did when I first left the radio and TV announcing field many years ago to go Into private business. But then again, look at the challenge w hich is waiting for me now.. Although I'm tempted to credit the many who've been so helpful to me as the Clock Watcher, I'll not dickens when there is an error, but rarely taking Into consideration all of the innumerable times she corrected the mistake! Thank you to you all for being patient with me, when quite frankly I didn't completely believe In a column; but, It did serve while playing the part of the Devil's Advocate. Would I do it all over again If I had the chance? You betcha! Nssibly the only minor change I'd make the second-time-wound would be on those occasions when I inadvertantly offended someon e unintenfionally. That column would have been rMffitten to save that person some grief. nightly with a humble prayer that I never deviate from telling it the way it is; and not ever lose sight or the tremendous responsibility connected with this %chicle which helped mold public opinion and confidence. Today is to be my rinal effort with The Clock. Tomorrow will be the beginning of another awesome responsibility - again in the area of ~%orkmg for the people — while serving as superisor of the 9-1-1- emergency network for Seminole County. them all; or that I would have adequate space to mention all ef them. Instead, perTrit me to exercise that special privilege for it sp,ecial single salute, and offer a genuine 'thank you' to all you others. Singularly. it has to be to The Herald's proofreader Mary Frances Davis—who caught many of my blunders before you read them in print; and for being so kind to always question lily writing to mak certain the interpretation would not be confused. Hers is a thankless job. . . catching the meet the business and political leaders from around , The newsman's job has some definite ad- the state and the nation. But you know, none was so big or great that they overshadowed you readers on those occasions when we met publicly and you made me feel like a king. I'll remember it all. I've been so fortunate to have you all as my legion of friends. On behalf of my wife Jane and my three children, the Spolski family says, "God Bless You All!" -----.--- .--- -;-__u___--.----~-.--.-~-,-.-.--~-1-.-"- __ "-..----.---. - . ---- - Running Around' - - ___ Asked 1*0 WORLD Dispute IN BRIEF . To Bargaining Tourists' ,4 , 1P ~ 1: SAIGON (Ala) The conquering North Vietnamese and Viet Cong soldiers, (tressed in rumpled green uniforms devoid of rank Insignia or patches, were a deadly, - John spolski tourists from the countryside. Walking in groups aniong the city's fashionably (tressed women, they bargain for Japanese radios and watches in the marketand drink Coca Cola in sidewalk st,alls. The rininants of the South Vietnamese army disappeared in an hour on April 30th — the day of Salgon's surrender. At 10 a.m. Saigon's troops were still digging in, preparing for a last-ditch stand. At 11 a.m. they were gone, and at noon piles of uniforms, boots, rifles and ainwunition (oul'l be seen along the city's streets. 'swciafe editor : '4' I . . . , CASISEUIERRY -Two councilmen here last night felt City Engineer Ken Ellers should "stop running around on inspection projects" and get down to doing what he's Wred for — engineering. . . Erupts By ED PR(CKETT Herald Staff Writer 'From Deadly Fighters ' - - I I ____ Clock it's been Ufl Hectic at times, to be sure: but, always rewarding in the sense that this column ha s nrntroversial if for no other reason than to get you to do your own thinking on a particular subject. And during the eight or so years I've been privileged to author 'Around The Clock,' I tried not to lose sight that it was devoted to the 'little guys and gals' who took the time to read It. Unfortunately. the most burdensome aspect of clocking-Mong was these same little guys and gals ho got into the mistaken belief that all they had to do was call me with their problem and presto it would be solved, Nothing is so simple in life, obviously. Perhaps that single aspect the reader's belief in the power - Congress Roadblock The -- - - - Of course the complaints weren't directed toward Eller — who councilmen say is doing a fine job — but were directed men Ellers works for. Over Engineer Grier replied that since Ellers came on board a few months ago, a meeting was held In which "we felt it was unfair to have him i F:lIer rome in cold." And Hug said it is the "administration's view that the city engineer be responsible for ins~pections dealing with rights of ihay.Then Councilman John Zacco asked Ellers if he'd like to respond to charges that he, on direction from the city adnorustration. spend,- most of his time performling lnspe~flons __ Duty tees." But Grier said he didn't feel the issue presents "too great a problem" since council has just recently "professionalized" th e city by hiring professionals to head up departments within the city. "it will take time," the mayor said. "it requires training and a break-in period." And even though Council Chairman Edith Dcr l -okc off the ensuing debate, it was evident that the imue will rise again. manner Ellers is directed to spend his time — inspecting or engineering. Also during last night's meeting council turned down the county's request to provide mutual fire protection. City officials said the county has nothing to offer the city in terms of a mutual fire protection pact. And so, a unanimous decision was to turn down the county's request. "Do you think he'd tell you that?" Orando asked. "He'd have to be crazy toanswer when he works for the city manager and the .I Y Councilman Sal Orlando said -90 V!r cent" of Eller's time is spent "running all over the city. If this is tile case I don't think we are saving anything," Orlando noted. fie said the city spent "Wh.at about the engineering?" Councilman Charles Sizer $143,000 on r onsiil(ing engineer's fees last year, and he said he queried. Sizer said he was under the impression Ellers was hired didn't waot to scea like amount spent this year. "."O ,Aewouldn't have the expentliture from consulting engineer's Winter Springs Votes $300 ' s ____ Allowance domestic affairs. --_ I ~- - - TOM TIEDE e malaise performance of Congress recently when it killed a F i n I ii r Ij South Vietnam both American citizens and Vietnamese refugees had been completed. Such an exercise would be silly if it were not symptomatic of the way Congress is claiming the I'm disappoin ed oufikd tosjk.rtwhile1 tbe.gowrnuwnt was spending 140 billion and 50,000 livesin Metnam.9y g On Boss - 48 hours after the evacuation of - __ --- _____ - t can young' ss e No t I u WASHINGTON - (NEA) There are signs the Senate Subcommittee on Intelligence, now right to restrict the actions of the President while it investigating the FBI and CIA, may be concannot move with dispatch or unanimity to fill the templating more than mild rebukes for the vacuum in executive authority which such agencies' misdeeds. The tone of questions belng restrictions would create. In this case, we should asked some prospective subcommittee witnesses praise President Ford for doing exactly what had suggests the final report, if probe facts warrant, to be done. Had he waited for Congress to make up may call for wholesale restructuring of the its needed legislative approval, the opportunity 'to bureaus to include tight new protections against abuses of power. carry it out safely would have been lost. One man questioned by Senate panel staffers, Congressional pawing and stamping over aid to Cambodia and Vietnam went on for two weeks former FBI agent Arthur Murtagh. has told while climactic events which that aid might have them the restructuring is not only necessary it is feasible -at least so far as his former agency is influenced were unfolding in Indochina. Those concerned. Murtagh, now an attorney and events have now come to a melancholy conclusion, college Instructor In upstate New York, says he but we are seeing the same syndrome prevent the advised the subcommittee "I can restructure the federal government from pursuing a coherent FBI in 90 days so that somebody like Hoover could never again reign, and In fact nobody, energy policy, an issue very much alive, The President's energy prosals have been on clerk to executive, would risk doing anything congressional desks since late last year. When in that wasn't entirely coct." -. ~— __ ~~_ - -~_- ___ --- DON OAKLEY 9ztes/icner bill to provide humanitarian aid for Vietnamese refugees. After an emotional debate the House voted 24.6 to 162 to deny authority to the President to use U.S. military forces to evacuate refugees from Riot Police Free Hostages ___________________________________________________ you never ran fbi' political office, 6C6 man. Colleges Start New M t a ch Gam e k — ir-, _ ____ _ ___________________ / , ,J))/ 1. _ _____ _____ _____ -' - I - _____ More than one and a quarter million college graduates are expected to don cap and gown this spring, an all-time high. and while the job market may not be at an all-time low, the Clan of '75 Is going to find employment offers down by at least 4 per cent from last year, according to a poll by the College Placement Council. What makespictureeven is the fact that nearly 60 per cent of this year's crop of graduates will be liberal arts majors, a group with the worst job prospects. Although the CrossBorder By The Associated Press Israeli forces crossed the Lebanese border early today - ) I :,-- _- . .. - . , -' - ... . 4 / 11 X - I January Mr. on oil imports as part of a conservation program, the response from congress was to challenge his Recen tly the do his intention to d2control the price of domestic oil still under federal regulation. The response from tax all graduates, liberal arts students have been experiencing a decrease ln job offers for the past five years. Three-fourths of the employers who responded to a CPC survey &Wd they filled less t1w 10 per cent of their college hires from liberal arts ranks. By contrast, students with engineering and business training are still being recruited. Even though the number of job offers for engineers has also dropped, these grads will f jobs waiting for them, particularly In the energy field. Nobody recommends shifting liberal arts students Into engineering or turning liberal arts colleges Into trade schools But, with better career planning, counseling and placement services, Improvement.s can be made, sap the CPC. . #4 Murtagh's simple plan would enlist every FBI - _____ , employe in a campaign against agency _____ / lawbreaking. Bureau crimes do not occur In a vacuum, he says, "somebody somewhere along President announced so. power to whenever something wrong Is ___________________ done, and my idea is to get them to blow DAVID POLING wistle." Murtagh envisions a bureau that Congress was a move to stop him. Meanwhile, the polices itself, as well as the nation, "not a two houses of Congress are miles apart on drawing Gestapo,W at au, but people who will not allow up an energy program of their own that might be wrongdoing to go on with Impunity." liberal arts graduates more competitive in the offered to the Pria ,sident as an altemative. Actually, the plan is not revolutionary. Under ,, We should not ex pect unbroken harmony longtancfIng U.S. law, and any number of It seems that no one wants to the but neither older. Within the religious community there Is employment market, particularly In reference to between a President of one party and a Congress historic American principles, the government does one want to grow old. But to live Is to grow lively interest and attention to ft theme, most entry-level positions," says Dr. Alva C. Cooper, heavily dominated by the other party. Our system bureaucracy is even now hypothetically old. The question Is how to do ft graciously, vividly seen In the new book "Forty-Nine and chairman of the CPC study and a former established to protect employes who report any creatively, and meaningfully.,. How do I holding" (Morgan Pub.) president of the council. ___ of checks and balances requires that even when the become a nice old m,.u?" For example, students need to be given a Richard Knox Smith started working on Ugs same party controls the White House and Congress, evils of superiors. It's hard to imagim an im- —Richard Knox Smith Plaintiff who volum,e when he was 49. Here he blends the broader choice of minors and electives and must the two bmiches of govermment shoWd keep their Wiiat court ndft aga'""' any Western society has finsilly admitted that the could PrOve job, P) or th l*güi Useli aitr planning early. no later than rsonaI adventures of being husband, father distance. A rubber-stamp Congress giving a resulting from his honest uncovering of federal whole world is getting older. Western culture, and friend well Into middle-age and Plow he the sophomore year. Employers need to be President everything he wants woidd be dangerous mischief. Ideally, at least, employes are to be especially North America has been on a youth discovered new opportunities in life and new encouraged to launch innovative progrum in- & binge for half a century. In the United States, — but so is the other extreme. The present rewarded, not punished, for good conduct. volving such things as internships, part-tune Madison Avenue has been selling the youth dimensions to his faith. He argues that, "PerCongress is exhibiting signs of plain obstructionism In fact though, the government does not image from to cosmefics, from ensonal growth and renewal can reclaim middle. work and vacation jobs. always practice what the customary mores tertainment clothets Finally, the federal government can help by - Middle age is a period for new ventures. -determined to deny power to the President to act to evening wear. Age was evil, age.. We ought to have enough self-confidence and providing better statistics on job trends and, independently, and unwilling or unable to act on its Prebch. The unemployment rolls have who for 20D put Middle-age was pre-death.. Retirement was rears been dotted with men and women to experlirent. Don't allow some since the hard-pressed colleges have little money own. If this is "politics," it is going too far. viewed as a concentration camp with a suntan. If courage principles above prudence and ratted on the amusement on the part of friends to deter your to spare, by providing funds for career counboss. Si-agent Murt.agh, for one, while never you were getting older, the youth merchants told harmonica lessons or your aspirations to be a seling at the four-year level. you to get OUt. losing his job,sayshe did at least suffer Isolation writer or the Idea of getting your Master's The College Placement Council has scheduled as an agent with predilections for questioningBut now this has changed. Nobody can point to Degree.. " igh a national meeting In Washington May 77.30 to the exact month or year but a powerful new force bureau miscues: is In operation and reaching Into the Imperial Smith aims his fire at the thouundsof middle- and careers and will submit Its views and 1 The Federal Aviation Admlnisfration has been ordered by "I just refused to go along with dishonesty. I rule of YOUTH. To pick a time and place I would aged clergymen who may be at a professional recommendations to Congress. Transpertation Secretary William T. Coleman Jr. to stan- was assigned to the squad that wiretapped say that it was the March issue of Esquire which sag point or a clerical plateau. Yet so much that dardize the rules and procedures for communications between Martm I,uther King, for example, and I just had a major article on how to grow old with style he proposes is fit for all readers who may be 49 East m"U West's last food air traffic controllers and pilots during landings at the nation's flatly refused to do it. They couldn't do much to and grace. This clever yet profound article said and holding or 50 and fading' Much of his style WestcontInues to meet East lnthat fascinating air~. Investigations of two recent crashes near Was)"on, me, because I knew too much about them, but I simply: act your age, dress your age, enjoy your and frankness reminds me of the faith-optimism country called Japan, and the latter will never be D.C., both revealed that controllers and pilots may give cli!' was frozen in my grade (rank)." age. Sneer at the facelifts. Maturity has to be that flows through the works of Keith Miller: the same again. ferent interpretatlons to the same terms, depending on which To remedy such recriminations, Murtagh earned and only when youth is gone can this be that in spite of our foolIshness, sin, and despair, Latest evidence -which will probably dismay a4ort is involved. suggests congress write laws and set up ap. fully achieved. God prefers to work miracles of change and joy. more American romnticists than Japanese Mr. Coleman wants the FAA to get uniform rules adopL-d in paratus whereby FBI employes could, "quickly traditionalists — is the skyrocketing growth of Everywhere we see confererim on aging, One of the profound insights of this book is the 45 days. We hope the job can be done somer, considering that and effectively," report charter infractions. articles on retirement. columns on growing author's conclusion that God loves the future. the fast-food franchise business. 500,000 passengers are flying in and out of the nation's every day. After half a century of commercial aviation, It is hod:ir. that hse pe c...durts viere Ot staitd2idizcd lcng ago. JA ANDERSON Ford decided to impose a special , Growing ; Time H - Old With Faith 4 a ii __ __ - ____ _________ ____ ______ _____ _____ _____________________________ J —v'_ __ A _______ _____ _______ I V H __ _ _____________ ______________ ii I _______________ ______________ / _____________________ _ .. . - _____ --- . i ". —amiffimv, U - .. - I - - ~__ - - - ____ ----. - - "Secretly, the Joint Chiefs don't believe '- -- ."--'- -- dvises County lived In the city, did not exceed $ per hour. funds fraudulently because On Union Contracts The booth will beon display ln Council voted to have some CETA employes are conjunction with the Freedom National post a 12,000 bond to getting paid for their lunch By MICK L(WHRIDGE Vihlen said Alley will advise have been scheduled. A second Caravan to be coming to Zayre assure payment of the first 80 break)," Dar.ks said. Herald Stall Writer the Commission on the law, meeting between Alley and the Plaza. Sanford, May 26. Theme hours work done by Conklin. Cou n c i I m a n Donald facts and alternatives, but the Commlssion will be held at a for the display will be Bloom said although a final Browning reported police are A notch labor negotiating Board will make all decisions later date. "Yesterday, Today and inspection of improvements in reporting 15 minutes before attnrney, Granville Alley of and "give the directions" for One idea which Alley said litTomorrow." the single Family and patio their eight hour shift begins and Tampa, has advised the labor negotiations. may propose to commissioners Daniels said Jack Horner, homes portion of Wildwood was stay afterward to make out Seminole County Commission Alley, of the Uu-m of Alley, is the establishment of a blue on a game plan for any upcom- Alley and Blue and a 20-year ribbon committee of area Ing union negotiations, veteran of labor negotiations, businessmeni who have prior Alley met with commission- advised the Commission to experience with union ers yesterday morning in a con.. meet in closed sessions on negotiations, to provide input to CALENDAR fidential and closed session in matters he felt to be critical to the Commission. the County courthouse, and any negotiations. The Commission has no prior Commission Chairman Sid He advised the Commission dealings with union huy 0 Seminole Audubon field trip. Open House, Pre-school MAY 17 ld)lwilde School IYTA, 7:30 Vihien Jr. said, "preliminary that closed meetings were not negotiations, according to Sanford Middle School PTA, 7 Meet at Kelly Park Rock Education and Development Seminole Counts School Bus p.m, decisions were made" on how to in violation of the sunshine law Vihien. ___________________ and that was not unusual for a display and band will pldy. In. vited. Church Education Building, beginning at 9:30 a.m.. old U.S. Vihlen said those decisions governmental body to hold all Alta m o n I c- Casse I berry stallation of officers. 7:30 to 9 p.m. Open to public. Bank building, Sanford Plaza. "hambt'r of Commerce Orange will be made public and were meetings behind closed doors, UNIFORMS -_ Introductory lecture on I/ Maitl3nd-South Seminole discussing labor Seminole County Citizens Juice Club, C of C office. tentatively scheduled for when IdyIwIIde School advisory Transcendental Mectitation, 8 committee, 7:30 p.m., at the p.m., Sa nford Civic Center. Clunber of Commerce Mayors' Band REACT team No. 2&.5 Altamnonte. Speaker, Joel release today. negotiations. WHITTENTON 1,, '\ school The Count)' already has been Prayer Breakfast, 7:30 a.m., coffee Break, 6-11 p.m., Pen- Kiiiirey, of U.S. Geological Alley also has been hired by ACTION LINE £ ~, i ~) Ohio Club of Deltona pot Holiday Inn, Altamonte ney's Auto Center, Sanford Survey on- water conservation approached by teamsters and the City of Sanford for labor UNIFLAIR Free blood pressure tests, 24 carpenters local he Springs. Guest Speaker, Col. Plaza. Free refreshments, and cl~ep well injection. unions dealings. —ALSO i 1. p.m., Sanford Adventist luck dinner, 6 p.m. in t representIng county Postal Unilorm emploves Quincy '' .i'w',' Col1ins former POW. drawing MAY 2 Alley aid he has written Deltona Community Ccntcr. Church, 7th d Ehis. by Penn Garment Seminole County Federation primarily in the roads and letters to representatives of the Program by Southern Bell Auction b' Deltona in stock! Installation of officers of United of Woman's Clubs, 10:30 a.m, par ks departments. unions involved but no meetings Co. Dr. Arthur schawlow, Telephone 1, Theme: Dellona Civic Association Church of Christ, I p.m., church ineeting fol-lowed by covered i, "Father of the Laser," will "Thinking Machines," a Auxiliary, 1 p.m., Deltona fello%shiptuIll, l%9 ( . , 1 1 Providence dish luncheon and i nstallation, speak to Florida Chapter of the narrated filin given by St. Community Center. Light Blvd.. Deltona. Board meets at 9:30 a.m. and Phyllis Tammey. optical Society and guests at 8 Serras . luncheon at noon, followed by Sanford Women's Republican Casselberry Woman's Club, p.m. at lAngford Hotel Treetop meeting and installation. Bram MAY 15 Room, Winter Park. ' APPAREL business mee ting and sa ck Bad Check seminar,9 a.m. to Seminole Audubon Society Senior Citizens Week at ,~- \ monthly meeting and covered MAY 14 Disney World trip. Bus leaves 11:30. Panel of merchants, lunch. /.. 834-9960 hope Ball for Cancer Society dish picnic at Silver Lake home Agri-business Committee, Sanford Civic Center, 9 am. bankers, law enforcement, I 010(11 So. of Dog Trick Rd and state of Mrs. M. Fowler, Sanford. at. cancelled. Seminole County Commissioners have formally denied 8:15 a.m., Greater Sanford back at 6 p.m. call Mary secret service for MAY 24 MAY 19 Commissioners signed the resolution denying the hikes building. ___ information. MAY 16 and Meeting for Families Fertilizer sale, Optimist ('hlrkt'n barbecue supper friends of Spinal fill ida, 8 p.11)., Youth Athletic Fund and yesterday, the final day in a 55-day period to reply to the utilit y spon.sored b% Sanford P011ft Forest Park School. Silver Star Central Florida Chorale firm's request following a public hearing. County Attorney Tom Freeman and Bill Dale, head of count flenevoleni Association, Road, Orlando. Guest speaker benefit, Mid-Florida S&L, .. sLirting tit 4 p.m. at Police Dr. cluirles Carter of Sunland. Airport and 17-921 and Seminole emiron.niental services, rushed around yesterday revising ye legal denial document prepared by County Utility Attorney Bob .'on Its.'nevolent Building Plaza, Casselberry. ,44' Mental Health program at Morris. lakefront. Tickets available &_;~~ - ;'I I Mental Health facility, Florida MAY 26 The rewlution was sche&,Ied to be delivered to the uti'.,,, . from 11BA members. ldylwildc Elementary School firm yesterday Hospital North, Altamonte Luongo, Sanford. and Mrs. MRS TINA SMITH afternoon. , British Floridian Club of Springs, Speaker, Dr. A. Arnold Skating Party,Melodee Skating - -.~A.,.'I -,~-v~ ~;:,,-~,,`.I~-.~,-_" ,,"..! ,',- -_ "":; Estelle Judkins, McMirinville, st month Commission, in a work session. denied the hike X Orlando social evening 8 p.m. Wett.stein. Open to public. Ilink. 6:30-8:30 p.-.1i. *%~ .k , i ... . . 11 Mrs. Titus Smith, 80, of t412 Tenn.; siste, Mrs. Isabelle Unitarian Church hall, 1815 E. rtquests, declaring the firrm cost of operation was too high. Beach; _________________________________________________ Smyrna firm The had requested a $6 flat sewer rate be raised to L5 Valencia Court West died Knott, New tfl('flthlv for the first 4,000 gallons, and 70 cents per thousand Mondy morning. Born in eight grandchildren; one great. Robinson Ave., Orlando. MOVING GIN Sanford Chapter 1977 AARP, ga llons' for everything exceeding that figure. An average sewer Tuskegee, Ala., she lived in grandchild. bill would have jumped to $13.25 monthly. I3rissnn Funeral Home is in 2:30 p.m., First Federal of HOSPITAL N 01 ES Sanford for the past 70 years. Seminole, Sanford. Charter The monthly water rates, which are now $3.50 for the first BE A REAL She was a member of the charge of arrangements. presentation by Col. Joseph 5,000 base gallons and 40 cents per thousand gallons in excess of Church of the Nazarene. MAY 12, lt7S Peycrly Ann Lee' — ADMISSIONS I)eRita, assistant district thatould have been raIsedtoabase rate o1$5. two Survivors Include Howard HEADACHE! 5.,obotd Z'hlen'r It-c The Finis seres 1,000 cutouwrs in the Sanlandu Winter daughters, Mrs. Evelyn Funeral Notice director. Speaker Mrs. Richard Weale Smokes Ella Sabourir — Herndon on Mental Health. Springs, harmony Hills and Fern Park areas. Nathanit-1 .1 Dugq.0 Airn", -. - -AREA I ______________________ I ______________________ __________________________ I ____________________ ________________ I A .....A =.I...' - .., -'111, ________ ________ SMITH, MRS TINA— runt-cal , crvce-s for Mrs 10,1 Smith. 1117 vatenria Court West. rt .'"ru1fli, .%.11 ht' COt ,! ,. 1nes41y at ? 10 p in ')'uqlas Elliott cilfiC tiflc3 Ourl r' Sylyan latie Cemclrcy '.iri 0 mu' _______________________________________________ John R Iommrcc Do You Know George Stuart 11. Sells Graduation Gifts ..". lifitime-CROSS Pont. P". Give tho Oft of a pj Sets are actaI gifts. cnicI quaranto ot it n the NEW pen and pence department at - Writing instruments in Lustrout Chrome - P• or Pencil $ 6.00 Set ........ $12.00 iia C.ertrude Fuller luster ira Dcai tioutwill (arrte WEATHER ____________________________ CIarlssa Moon' Orurt- Monoo Jr P,rnnc1 AshIt', ________________________________ Essit' We Itryant _______________________________________ pct1 c./ Ri,', thiS Vrs?c,cia',' PiOffliNJ 67 'lh,'nt' '.s lOut .1 inch c' rain yesterday Cooslde,'able clo,dinrss IhroutJh _________________________ _____________________________________ I '' 1 -1 CAREER ~ 1% 4 DEATH __________ % The Air Force officer In charge of the Ostensibly, he works for Joseph Matatba, the "('fl-ey) have grave doubts about the South ElatiglIfi, kcpt Pressing to liiove Americana and company secretary-treasurer, rith whom Vietnamese Army's ability to repel an offensive their Vietnamese Supporters out. In desperation flyingout Viet support" unless the tomatoes fail to pass muster with the tampering trial In I9. without Martin's authorization. Agriculture Department can they be rejected. "He Is always a gentleman," said Matassa of Martin emphatically disagreed with this The ambassador The Justice Department has brought Marceflo. The tomato tycoon denied any assessment, and he never lost faith In President Baughn's dismissal angrily demanded General __,, .. .i.. right in the middle of the Mafis ties. "We never ThIeu until Saigon began coliapaing arur.J lila evacuation c Mar-cello's " •,, r.re'parktinnc ________ A Arabs suspected of collaborating with Palestine guerrillas, the Israeli military command reported. Ile raiders searched for terrorists in the village of Ait Around, about a mile from the Israeli border, the cornmand said. On Monday the Israelis brought back four men and a woman "for investigation." A military spokesman said "not a bullet was fired" during the raid today. privately insist they don't like doing busines with a Mafia generalissimo, tlwy are obliged by law ________ 'l — " _____________ ___________ ~_ 1: V. and also adviser to Pelican Tt*nat." lie has D Defeese efense Department, By JANE CASSELBERRY chairman of the County made nine months ago, there reports. They take 30 minutes different job functions. I would hassle." He said he had asked Herald Staff Writer Bicentennial committee, has are deficiencies occurring since or less for lunch. Danielsad. rather see someone work happy Poli'° Chief John Govoruhk to WINTER SPRINGS— City ass ured him some state funds the which must be corrected . muted firemen aver?ge 50 for seven hours than unhappy look into it. Council voted last night, at the will be forthmming Loint:Wiie Gary Massey was appointed hours a week. for nine," he added. "I think we are going to find request of Councilman John after June. assistant city attorney on the Councilman Frank Durrance Mayor Troy Piland said, e're going to have to ha ve an D.%I~Zl:,, , ,ILerilennidl Cum" Councii authorized City recommendation of City said this indicates some of the "Winter Park had run into a hourly schedule for each inittee chairman for the city, to Engineer B.C. (Cal) Conklin b Attorney Newman Brock. city employes are wot king well little problem when firemen department. If we exceed the provide $300 to fund the corn- work with Land Engineering Brock said Massey would be a over eight hours, and police were working hours, we are mini, to rind inittee projects providing the Co. in reference to dedicating "back up" only. during "I am concerned a bout a overtime and not getting paid ourselves paying overtime," city attorney finds no legal the balance of the streets in vacations or emergencies such blanket policy bcn applied to for it and now had quite a legal Piland told Council. obstacle. Wildwood subdivision for city as illness. Daniels Daniels said the committee maintenance. attempted to would "have to close shop" if it In a letter to Council, Jack D. resurrect his motion setting an (lid not obtain some funding for Bloom, director of Land eight hour,8-5 &i%. with an hour its expenses. lie said the Division for National Homes off (or lunch, tabled last week, Labor Negotiator committee members could not Construction Corp., the but found he had opened a afford to continue paying costs developer, said Al Land of Land erit.able Pandora's box and it from their own pockets and no Engineering had advised the was tabled again. money was available to par- city would tequire recom"I will quibble with paying chase plywood and other mendations I rom its for eight hours of %4ork and not materials For the city's engineering consultant and getting eight hours work. Right Bicentennial booth being National agreed to reimburse now we are probably getting designed by professional the city for his time in making C ETA Comprehensive "I ' o Salesman Makes Offer rin ctta •orieatibkt sine Company of New ('.tli3 He b ht'putrd li be dli k'1 to be learned from every disaster, it may and to ti!fcn the resistan zigaimect the Hanoi forces. di.thbued to Army, Navy and Air Force in- effective salesman, whose oilers are seldom be worth while to review the facts, stallations in Alabama, Florida, Georgia, refused. He started out in l962-3 by helping to Actually, th. story began before Martin Even aftet Thleu fled the country with a _____ Louisiana, Mitlstippi and Panama. wangle a tough contract with several super. arnved in Saigon in July, 1973. We reported oi parting blast at the United States, Martin Feb. 1, IM, Umt the Joint Chiefs expected the thought there At Imt two civillm agencies, the PuW markets. WAS time to negotiate an honorable For the record, MarcelIO has saldonly that he ceasefire to break down and the Communists Health Sece and Veterans AdinInUon, to settlement, He delayed the evacuation, _____________________ Body Rate Mike D a't om WASHINGTON — The Defense Department (the) New Orleans area." He "gained (his) Ambassador G raham Martin did a "good job" of throw the Communists back. has bought $1.1 million worth of tomatoes, reputation through terroristic activities," the directing the evacuation of South Vietnam. When the Saigon defenses also began to "I never had much faith in Monday-morning mllapse, his advisers wimted to encourage the ff strawbeff ies and cantaloupes from a firm whose files also reveal. top salesman is Mafia godfather Carlos MarThe public record of his syndicate con- quarterbacks or grandstand quarterbacks," sa id formation of a gov.rpment that could negotiate a cello. nections dates back to the Kefauver hearings of the President. "I would rather put faith in the truce. This would permit the United States to The produce was approved by still another the 1950s, He figured again In the "Joe Valachi" man who carried Out a very successful bow out of Vietnam, th ey contended, with some federal agency, the Agriculture Department, hearings of the l960s and the House crime evacuation, degree of honor. which dutifully inspected the Mafia man's hearings of the 1970s. Apparentiy, this barb was aimed at us. We But the militant Martin called Instead for tomatoes and pronounctd them suitable for The House hearings Indicated he was a $1,600- began reporting last month how Martin was ___ 0 a B*icentennial For Southern States CK M f'i' T Approved —e o:20.- . BERRY'S WORLD Funds ___11 - ''- 4 - - _____ - ' ... _ M(iN'I'lu:M. Al') -- More than 100 nut j)1t' cnlv t(1ay freed 10 hostages held captive in an aircraft plant by about 50 striking union members, Th e police arrested a number of th e union men and took control of th e bu ilding in which t hey were barricaded. Police us,ed clubs and tear gas against the workers, who koke into is builcing at the bruted Aircraft plant in suburba , n Longueuil after a Queber Ff4leration nf T,af.x)r rally protesting the provincial ' government's proposed legislation against corruption in the construction in. dustry. The men reportedly demanded the government kill the legislation and also bring about a settlement of their 16. month-old strike against the aircraft company. They took two women and eight men hostage. Four policemen were reported injured. The strikers invaded th e plant during a riot at the main gate which a police spokesman said might have been staged to provide cover for the invasion, tI dr o.'.ev', nit'Stly ct-jr ru th ten noons and t-ivi'ninq% ItiQhs in the 'pper SOs lows $ the upper 60s $0 lo,'. 7fl Variable ',tJ', tO mph, juSty In thundershowcns $1,t,n ton,hl and per 0Mhllity per cent WrdneSdiy Fxtc'nde'd F orecasts Thursday ILORIDA Saturday FLORIDA . Considerable PENINSILA elnudifleiS north portion partly (loudy south portion Occasonal thy,('f5 or thundt-rSt,o,'.t4S 'ir II ii'rflon and scattered mainly 61 'ernoon and evenlncj Ihun drrshcwers central and south pprtiont Afternoc'n highS mostly mid to upper los north and upper SOs to ,*, south portort Lows in tOo . -- -. .......... . ------.. Teas I-ckson flank M Manning Dora Mae Bryant K,'flCI M'et P4rry I Hroi,,,n, ('-Ior , I ,ncia M Canilord. De1i,,r, Sandra L Adams, DeIton , James W Chtdre Bertha I. Jennings C,tssulb,'rr, Onardy JMOn Johm, Chuluota (ouI'.e M Weaver. Chuluo$a PttIItlp U 10155. DeBary Ho*Iet M Flet c her . DeBary Flea nor C Hobby, Defl.iry' L01111nc E TO$arnt-o, Dellona Irancc Chapman. Lo'iqWOøi Phyllis I Spiypy, Pm-'l. (Cdci , r I Oghi-st)y. Orange I.. call '.'mr,' h P r' . the - ",/' ' PN.' 104 E. Commercial Perfect Painter ____________ - NI Pujose, Hostess. Dial 322-5762 White. Reg. 8.49 (R High Gloss -. P - I (OIL BASE) For interior and exterior Use Cabinets. *oodwork, trim. household equipment and many other uses. Scrubbable. durable, • 0 I 4 . * MARGE WILLIAMS 32? 1812 Sanford HIRLEY COOPER 834 p217 CaseIberry Winter Springs JUDY RENEE 634 9212 EN - 1'(4'!ioll/i 11i'Ok. Where Quality Sells & Service Tells ' Nq -sw' (Pt, __ -_ Stephen H Dno4Ildson, Sorrento n,srwaD,c " AG-E N`Cy .' Whitley. Osedo B$RTI4S an1 Mr.. kt-n,ii For fast relief / IA- Clark :.na, , p. '105. Cntt'rpn , laura Oardi-n TstusIlt' , Gottlob Schlmpf Mr AIRKS ('.n,'irgly .Jason J. Nancy H iot-rc Pebcc K fleIps A j4,,. f.nn,t' Itr,nt AI1arnontt JU - 99 PER Springs Longs000 SHIRLEY MILLET 83i 927 �- - - - il__il - -- -- - - - - -- - - - - - - -_ - - - - 1 - - -- - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . r -' ----- - AW . - . - 0 Evenn; Heraid, SnIrd, Ft. . Tii, 3, fl5-4A '• VA gal _L! !tic_ Jl Notice - FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY where your friends are -_ -_ NATIONAL GOVERNMENT MORTGAGE ASOCIATION , py r. PETERSON. VA-Medicaid Out Patient Therapy Plaintiff. NOTICETOCREOI1ORS To All (redator and All Pei Moving Claims or Demands A gainst Said Estate: Y ou are her eby '.ILI,IAM . 919 t in E. 2nd St. demands which you may have All parties claiming intMMIS by, 30111ASt the estate of MARY G tritosooh. under or against William 5 PETERSON, deceased late of Percy. ska William Percy and Seminole County. Florida, to the Marilyn S Percy. hi wife. and to all . Ph. 322.677 Sanford, Fla. tot 7. Block 1. SKY LARK SUB DIVISION, accoidingto Plat there-,I i pg r ec or inPiat OP M.a'. 197S and IS, 01 the Public Recorth ot s.noie County Florida S Philip H LCXJ'lfl As Evecutor I 9 Baby Chicks * Horse a Tac !:ItemS * Pet 9 Annuals .Veqe?able Planb fp'i. Not Just Clean, Blitz Clean •! .. T A Vacation For Feet .-. I.'4i 'Nelp-4 . COR SANFORD AVE. AND SECOND ST. Phone 32?.2624 . Sanford, Florida - I f If W 1miKI r_ - .: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE the Clerk riP th abu'.e Sty id )IthJUCIAL CIRCUIT '1( -. . CASE NO. PWIS-14S-CP of sala Court on April 2. 1975 Estate of 'E1VIN A Z1) AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. Clerk oi the C$tCU1I Court Deceased TO NOTICE TOCREDITORS ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST PubIih SAID ESTATE: You and each of v are hereby notified and rrlured to Pile any H1i I,, . 0101 , 1 that NOT ICE IS HER EBY GIVEN by virtue of that certain Writ of I Ciranqr County. F lors(ta, upon a fin,ii in duplicate and Atlantic Distributot. Inc., state the Place of rit'sid'Once and Post office address Of the claimant and must b Sworn to by the claimant. t agent or attorney, o the same more Florida, particularly described as follows' All the furniture. furnishings. Attorney for Estate P0 BOX $10. Publish- v 13. 2) 1915 EN -- 6014 E. Colonial Dr. AC'YI AIIt Curubnuii,' IS fla, 32807 , rrn ii I ir Jr1Jr- r- ,,',u Senior Citizens Rates 011111 "////Z ,/ 0 es rea .sj.i rn. JLJ•Yq THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR location of Dftwy Taylor's Carpet SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. Warehousie, Inc including: CASE NO. 74.1353.S KELLER BUILDING PRODUCTS OF ORLANDO. INC . a cofWa,ion. Pis-nIf f, C 0 THOMPSON CON STRIJCTIOP4. INC . a Florida TERPRISE%r INC , a r Jemitorki /4 Seivke 171 Rug Mats (samples) on honcers - - 187 Rug Samples with holders 701 ie. 'ariou-s colored rug 9I ' samples I NYLONIZE :vl rot ,___ T. C I -, , Only Authorized Nylonize Applicator ~ - -, County door of 1ltt:nol: Courthou". Sanford. -- - * * owner of BUtz Clean JanitorW do It for YOU! ! o' , ., ! 7 * ( 20% - - - --me i This notice %hall be publhhed an* III time In it* EVENING HERALD of Wasl seven (7) do" prior 10 the , N THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE I&TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND dale of said salt SEMINOLE COUNTY. DATED this Ith day of May. 197S FOR . . .I 'tL sh May 13 db I %, 1, PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. PR in to: ,he Estate of fi, Elaine RiCharde Clerk 0 FLORIDA (COURT SEAL) f-r1 hur H Beckwiln. Jr , ~rk of the C-fcu,t Court -I * * - The Only lns*dicide You Need To Q Protect Your L... Aga inst Chinch Judicial Circi,it. .crnnoIe County. I Defenclarill = i NOTICEOF duplicate and stat, the place of FORECLOSUREIALE residence and post off ite address of P,OT ICE I.. IIERERY GiIEU, . J I Dal" at Orlaindo, Florida. this , SL; lame Cora Kayiin4ijgh Court of the Etqhfcenth Judsc, A% Executrix of said estate ClrCU;t in finct for Srm;n0I# Count Florida, wherein First Feder I DONALD IN SCARLETT. Afforrievs Law __ - fhef&low4ngdescvibedprop.r;yas 12 I m: - Rln'I "C" ktDDEN Plat thereof. &s recorded in Plot _ Paige $0 jillrough ill. j,f tilt . ' Floridi' (Se#U Arthur H Biet4wiffi. Jr Clerk of the Crci,•S Court VALCOI.Alk Ft FRIEDMAN -' . IJOT10EISHEREBVGIVEN thJt therId.d1Sit-t419P11n999 ON of GOS, JoWeil, &I RocIm No JV. NOW AS I A if 6 ry t(ntlt A v EGUE.: n thC C; I1i C f *ltan*9eSPrinfls.f4c'td 'o regiSttt the iad narre Clerk of the ''i'X I i i with the Circuit LOurt Of SemruoIe County. lrda - I - = 1iI . - MILLER MEA . I It - 14 - llabiiity lnsurancebe(ausetiy feel they cannot pay the cost Of •'' in helnina vouna I- -lli' r drivers agts 16 through 25, with good or poor driving such Insurance. It you are one of thm per. records. They can also help sons who are trying to get by p!ace those motorists who have without Insurance (whlch Is a had accidents. and need an SR. risky buse7ss5a best) Blair 22 Ming to keep thelr driver's license. They also offer corn. Park Ave . Sanford can help you wilh the petlIlve rates to those over 25 W t C O I At ,(:0rato,,.`%`_ q i th r Specialty ' 332-1014 260, Orlando Drive . I (jJ[ ?tgCI1C!J 11george stu~ 133 t ...i,d FOR FREEZER - .-- . Z, , in . . . '. r, [P ui,tte1i L i i OW r . - . - - - . ' '.a-.-_. ,L - -- PR Ii SE SUPPLIES Sale strong oas 'Iece CO.strucliofl. Ha boltS. Cb.11ft9 pieces. rvst or maintenance. 2 mobiIs home steps. Non skid textured wrtace. Ir r- f\ I I&" HANGAR RD. SANFORDAIRPORT 322441n NT SRfl'sFl$ed I EZ Payments Open Daily 9.S Fri. 9.6 •WALLPAPER -__-- % Fiberglass rIDOUdS and Repairs , 16-24 Year Olds I hommanoL ------- - Sorry ..I Closed Sat. efliiarIii For Quotes Glass & Paint Co., Inc. 323.0 323-7710 210 Magnolia Ave .JLI1, . - - - rnnIrlir1iIrIr.. L__ Sanford . - o - - - __ ___ ~~~~~~~Wp,d-dlllllllllllllllllI& -91113L,usIT.W . -_ -_ I • 834.2 13L Anam Hour Service PHONE ri , - , Ask the man who wears one!! *4 ". m = = m m 0 n m 11111 1110 m = all M ~ I . FREE HEARING - HEARING AID 11 REPAIRS I 2513 PARK AVE, , 323-8.580 ' 5~~___ __ 1 _fttr~4T__^11q -. -Z-1 -_-- .- . .- J ~ F - fx_ -41~~7711, -- '. - A~___ . - m--I - -1 . . - F1 lj~,;0 _V 4. ~~TMI'54 - _V1y It -_4~ F: vDI L 4Z_ -IL-n-~___i_Ji ""', ~i?-"~~r~viiilp,_;I,~,v W.i~ T J laf.tr Jok-1 'i K.~x L V_i&Ltw - - , 1 1 kw~ - pu~ ~ -3'~_- - I I I 111.11111411 John's Automotive 21 ,__ 7w __ .~ __ - 7- __ -- - I I - _z2m GEORGE C. HEARN 320 S. Hwy. 17 & 92 0 I~ I 0-ow ' .I o Bagging or Raking with Bolen In -11 to . TEST - fn.%.f71..__.__1___,___ J . SANFORO lioniITO BUGS - Ia Anchoring (:~r-.I.. V---~:~ ---444 or I I I ,o I \ I g . v-'- ' -: , ' ,as Bvfletiv ,om the - si.;i - a .- , _ - 8 ~(~) l0l. SMITH A BART LEATHER GOODS 1IU N 2SYears Experience 3622 Tot I Ave. Orlit"o, Fla. COLLI1 C11T'" -'_''. ' - ._ ' a - - . - - Emergency Service . '-r' , - ._ ---- ' . --- RL-R- OFF REG, PRICE PH. 322-8865 ART BROWN PE37 - - ENTS 10C IiLI. ' IUIJIIVI OFF EACH ITEM Pin extra shioelaces for - - ' ip ALL SEAFOODS 20' The available. WSTERN STORE U • ifiR I With Our Guaran eed Service. Travel Ti s. -_ r_• _i iBehind Purple Porpoise) t BINGO FEEDS , _ ._ -__ '_----- Other Pests In One Day 10 2. We honor major credit cards. AU modes of travel WALLETSJEWELRY BELT BUCKLES • o AVE,. Winter Park . - _ '"* ' - . '" - - -' -T~ - 106 FLORIDA FISH ~_ 410 George Ave., Maitland Rid Your HomeOf Ants Termites, Roaches and it Mall, I S iec. tinn ymr virlration i0le Tel -, k - LR_!~.-M~4-. )/ 11 ~- I I cultural treats. Come to CARIBBEAN CRUISES OF RliIm MW -- - --- -_r----17,9_. ,__ 6454020 SADDLES - GUN BELTS CALL ano*sles - sit" ," eiror,iji '. -4,16 4 L- - 11 __ *%I /I V % I \ ~. I .- ~.a.T a;._r, . 1__!~ -1 - ;24 FIGHT HIGH FOOD COSTS '- If Jh ! RESIDENTIAL COMAAeRCIAL IrSu,'nf$Pltin r.CtâStP.4,iQmi .tD.wator's$l,aar.nddisc.vora Awnings -r- n. - i1salloselacu:60'r 1! scif Ing gifts fit. P PAIRICATION NIPAIW - ~ Wi'U-_,_ _V_ -W.. .I I 1 Cv&tsg -..-- __ I I , j_,LII . -I a-El,- time to Ilsten to your own thoughts again - these are the activities which make the native charm of this k- 0 SAY "aters, being completely . . - simple and relaxed Sunning 6 ASK US ABOUT STRUCTURAL ORNAMENTAL _MI - A w lz~ MOBILE HOME - *- . . - FIITIi m'"u&U"cTTrr11 I I I I I I I II I - -O'çr. F of E vef y Puepose they earn their livings Days and *lf 1 I Roof Coating Guaranteed In Writfnq *Leaks Fixed 0 Low Cost Skirting Orlando Hwy., (SR 427) on Sturdy Fiberglass J - .GLASS INSURANCE 'k Pr" L -. . - AUTO directly to the sea. where . value to You' hor" - - - MEAT CUTANDWRAPPED .,'.. ~~_ i 202 S. Park Ave. Aashed houses huddicIl in a tiny cleft of the backbone of mountains of which Crete is lArqely composed. From the mountains the fishermen go from 16914 up WINDOW 7419 A. S. French 1461 -., Sin 0rd - 300 or more tis ermen a their Iam lii CS Iiye In w bile - -.M- i Other Shredders I. GUZIN X% -24 Hour Service r__ -I % Pti.3234141 201 E. First St. lair IS DECORATIVE 'i" 11 SAVE $118.50 SINGER APPROVED DEALER ..' I 11 • - r*2nZ2Z3CX%W - All Kinds 41 iW _) __ "' 6 ~ GLASS 1j , I' -.v: GUARDS 6waime ftft MW C4661balt" - . OPeflt0a.m..p.m.,Sun.1.6 a STORE FRONTS -Our SANFORD I (f\ .M..:.,:,.u:4,Is i . MIRROR T ' 43491.4 Altamonte Springil U14SS4 M! . - e INTERSTATE MALL - irma Orlmo. owner Sanford . Boutique 1 I 111Z __ - . - ;i:#"LilAgg-.Tt,vyff.M.1019YAL4 60r, DRUGS. INC - I _~ 0 # # _____________________________ Aw : P SHOE TREE ll V a : \ NOTICEUNDB*FICTIT#OUS NAME "W tiif forth lot the F.nul U. L.--"wlm on IIf' - - Ii . _ ? . Ph. 3234630 1 .L % OFF SANFORD STORE ONLY a"S - : ' Is the put your best foot forward in a qr today. . CARNIVAL -, bdtrfor,ifhv:sttroffl 1400W. First St. CANVAS at Homeslead IS Plaintilland Jo" E. Williams, Jr . and - Wi ll iams. his aOI N, Magnolia Ave No 311 .- Open Daily a a.m. s p.m. *Conver by the claimant. his agent or at May 1975 aM entered in Civil ACf ooA itME . GardenLand . A ' ' 25 Case or Cabinet Extra 7SS REG. 489.95 theday - While Grubs, Leathoppers And More. within four (a) caienisar mWfhs V5 JOHN E WILLIAMS, JR . and -- frnm the time of the first publication ofthisricifice Each claim or demand V.ILLIAAAS his w 4r, -f tnaffled - Any person who owns, necessary protecl!on without Due to the legal requirements through Thursday, 9 5. and After a auto liability Insurance has FrIday 9-6. Phonte 323 M" and delay. operates, maintains or uses a further motor vehIcle In the State of reasonable down payment they become just as much of an 3237710, Call Blair and com Florida must have liability will allow you to finartice your operatIng expense as gas and pare. ADV. insurance In force or their Insurance premiums with low oll. You can't do without it, so got the best bargain for your registration monthly payments. and driving i, The financial responsibillty money. The Blalr Agency has privileges wlll be suspended. I Your Insurance company is law was passed by the 1973 hours to suit you - Monday Session of the compelled by law to notify the General Bureau of Financial Respon. LoglitlAture In order I sibility if your auto liability the driving public trma; d..t it n you financial disaster policy Is cancelled must show proof of liability result f rom an accident, So auto Electric. insurance before your vehicle liability Insurance Is now a JOHN SCHLENK necessity and not just a good Wastebasket. inspection sticker Is Issued. . These are the hard facts that thing to have, as was the case Starts The newest village on the #every driver or owner In before the law was Passed!stop% A The Blair Agency invites you Island of Crete is Aghia Florida must face. Yet many - _~4, automatically! - ~~ Gallni. which Is barely IDO persons are attempting to put to compare their pr1cft before . Bugs, Sod Webworms, Bermuda Mites, Florida, Probate Division. in the oiOtAESITEAD, - HEADSONLY ____________________ I Lower Fare A III' 11-11-3-rrm, -rTn=571 Z-1rl.rz im Swinging, StYlish and I 1 1 - IM ]FA .\ __ natural. Try some on . You'll be Z r 11~~. Pleasantly surprised. 1 --- Circuit Ccii,'? of the Eighteenth - - . A - --- Spectradde . - .Drivers Must Have Insurance (omrrourpsfint' .F - -WFE CONVERSE CANVAS CARNIVAL GOING ON NOW AT SHOE TRM • - mjt~ ' . country for halt a century. They our border of the foot and to looker and wearer lb I -- - oe ee s equa looking good. Converse Canvas line. Gregg Kazmier, manager of shoes distribute your body The "PF" line of Converse Shoe Tree reports lots of women Aelght correctly on your feet Canvas shoes was Introduced buy the good looking mem ,lornen who choose no, to be slaves to fashion. make thern good for you. Right and patented in 1933. PF stands Converse Canvas shms. now you can buy these Con- for Posature Foundation and is Still in the leisure footwear So whatever your foot * - . better on your feet than no In mens, womens and childrens Imp-roved endurance, and lets stocking the latest styles in met-ts, worne s. shoesatall. Besidesfeellnga nd s ty les and the famous "PF" you go full speed longer, . d 'A - :' . LIMITED OFFER Ph.831-7252 390 Longwood Plaza WY. . OflgWO WELComE. - -k, SA LEI MACHMS SEWM Vale's Junior Shoetand - Fun in the sun time is here in rough and tough wear men and slsts of two pieces combined the classic Desert Boot yet Florida. Time for swimming, women as well as kids can give into one unit each piece offers more wear, comfort and ,Oennls. bicycling, basketball Shoes. designed to serve a distinct the same great look. and time to shed those stiff Shoe Tree carries such types purpose. A rigid wedge to help Sb T edb Mr B F stuffy shoes you've been of Converse Canvas asthe"Sell proper body weight 3nd wearing. Shoe Tree, located In Coach" in mens and bo" d1stributlon and a soft cushion Taylor c:rries or 'e of the the Seminole Plaza In styles, "Fast Break"-In men% for the sensitive foot area. What largest selectlons of casual Casselberry offers Converse and children's styles, "Sall this means for you Is less wear shoes arou not all! Shoe Tree is f amous for Canvas leisure shoes which feel Fish" In men% styles, t I" fatigue, Increased foot comfort. - $ * $ ISTH JUD'.CIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, notified arwt re-Quired to file anyr FLORIDA claims and demands which you, or No 14-1111-CA-09-B GENERAL JURISDICTION rither of you, may have againit Saw estate In throfficeof the Clerk of the DIVISION . rcy r(oRAL 5A'I?,5 A OCIAT ON - * * 201 S. Elm Ave. In The Ace JANE ELhZE HARRltuiuN tea "15 p- -rum 11111 __ - . 10 * * GO 4 1W * * 0 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST SAID ESTATE: You arid each of you are hereby I while a Patterns. Good thru May 31 * * IS, * - __. . 7 i SANFORD ON "Wy- 17-92 TABLE RENT SI.00 $ M=~~__ Shoes OF - - !: I - .-. - .~ Sernincite, County. Florida ____ - ~ - .. -" -. 0L - Watch Oul World. I'm Coming Through With My display quality New England permlf foot freedom without Wallaby type Australian Desert pair of Converse Canvas shoels workmanshlp geared for the b1nding or pressure. - PF Con- Boot. This boot Is a version of - on sale nowl - ADV. -.• -: Ph 323 5434 E a ' . 24 HR. SERVICE ERVICE 1205 Park V. SAL - _______ AIR CONDITIONING UCIICYMHEATING& ______ Jumping . - . _. - PPL$UCS -- ____ r - - .-. . - -.-.. ___ riiri A . a- verse Canvas shoes at special an Inner wedge placed on top of llne, Shoe free carries the desires, run on down to Shoe lces -only at Shoe Tree. or below the insole. It is Jogger In suede and leather by Treee located In the Seminole Converse Canvas shoes have designed to help distribute the Ispen. The Jogger is available Plaza In Casselberry. On been well known throughout the body weight properly to the in boys and mens sizes. A great second t hought don't run fill you - INDEPENDENCE IRONSTONE * In IS - .~ • WHIRLPOOL MAW - 4, - . ____ -_ -- - m- - - ~_ * Shtriff ______ -'-' -. .- '' - iii 1, II('U 1Jw/t Vff - ________ FULL LINE - * Ill ~ I ' ,- - I ' let Ralph I lim- * * PH. 830.7702 or 671.3346 lop * Cit ... DeBat vp * * 11 Guaranteed In Writing For 5 Years . Solith - -- I . -- i 11"M _= iffili - E - Execution Seminole County, FIcirida id to be i 111115~~, - . M ~ - I- - __ _ * * YUr YR IIfl - That said sale iS being made to Sen'noleco nt ,Florida, Ph? Book t ~ HOME aw Division of the Seminole County Seminole County, Florida Lot 74. SOVCI Ovedo. Shtriff5 Dr'partment kr- - 54 Rolls Varillm S as rid Colors ; - -1 . :=~ I -1 * * * * * * sell the following described proWty Front (West) Derw of the Seminole at public sale for Cash to the highest County Courthouse In Sanford, bidder Said real property Is migire Florida. the above drxribed perSWIfICAllY "Uribled as folloitirs: SOMI propevfv. Said properly being Lot 13, Sons Sftci, Oviedo. Stored of Adams Transfer & Storage , - __ ~ - Ui t_ ,-~_V7_._ __~ . Central Florida Nylonizing speakers NOTICE ISHEPEBY GIVEN that Seminole County, Florida, will at ARTHUR H BECWlTH JR the Ii 00 AM on the list day of May, Cterk of this court pursuant to the A 0 1975. offer for sale and sell to final iudgmt theretofore entered th e hlohes t bidder, for cash , subject . onjilill"v - ølincl,uns.amples Rack I Channel matstef Stereo with Florida three corporation , e rida, former I .4 - -_ r- ....'. % 6" - 3; KV whars In a name? A whole service Ralph set manpower vacuuming, window washing shampooing and upholstery lot, if it accurately describes a standards and made methods and cleaning of rest rooms, cleaning. A special senior product or service, and that is improvement. He is now atCommercial accounts are citizens rate gives 10 per cent certainly the case with the Blitz tending Seminole Junior usually done 3timesa week, but off the regular price on any Clean Janitorial Service of College studying business can have every night service if cleaning, even carpets and Sanford. bdmlnIsfratlon which enables so desIred, Local businesses uphoistry. Blitz In German means him to do his lub better. serviced by Blitz Clean Include Biltz Clean will go all over "lightning" and the BlItz Clean Ralph started Blitz Clean 2 churches, doctors', dentists' Seminole County as well as Janitorial Service, owned and years ago. He is Ilceised and and other professional offices. Deltona and DeBary. with no operated by Ralph Dukes, gives does floor stripping on both file Blitz Clean also takes care of charge for mileage. fast, spotlessly clean lanitor and terrazzo surfaces. He then the outsides of commercial Blitz Clean works hard to service both Inside and outside re-seals and finishes with bulldings, sweeping down make every customer a your building or office. waxing and buffing. He offers cobwebs, sweeping sidewalks, satisfied customer. Ralph Ralph Dukes is 32 years id spray buffing. which Is a washing windows. Lawn Dukes says. "if after we get and was a Management method of maintaining a floor maintenance Is done in Con. finished you're not satisfied, Engineering Technician In the after It has been reconditioned. junction with the building don't pay mel" Air Force for 7 years. Four This gives It a "spit shine" maintenance service. So for iigtningfast. nogamble years were spent in Germany effect. Blitz Clean welcomes small cleanIng service call Billy -- he met and married his BlItz Clean takes care of the jobs as well as largeand will be Clean Janitorial Servlce at 323. wife Joanne. They have S complete cleaning of offices- glad to cleanyour residence. 5954. Remember, It's not lust children, all boys, In the dusting, waxing and mopping, The will do your floors, carpet clean, Its Blitz Clean. ADV. Office Cleanin g Floor Refinishing if - - __ ~ __~_= -- Orlando. •:• rugL linoleum and any and all other oods located a?72 No Sernoran, IN __ _. - SERVICCITATION Florida, Plaintiff, vs Dewey Tior'sOIfy Carpet Waru In a Florida corporation a k a Warehouse. Inc. said property being located In Seminole County. WARD & WOOD-MAN, P A A_%"_ - __ 5til be void - __ - i DY Taylor's Carpet Waretovse, Defendant. whlth afc-es.ad OaIed a?Santord,Floria,th,sth Writ of Eucutlon wasdelivered to day of May. 191 m Sheriff of Seminole County. S MARY E RANEY Florida. Ond I have levied upon the HAROLA A following descried Property owned I ,, said - - -. . - lu" - . k ;_ :1 V. 0 - aSankrd Inn S[~~t~: - LJ , S I V.-m- --- a 111th Sanford Florida *ill%in four court am the 41h day of April. A D calendar months from the lime of 1975, In that cprtain case entitled, L D Prinknian & Companif. a cor Each claim or dem" must be In writing and fil . . - - - -, . , of , - I .1 I . Probate Division in the Courthouse &A~ - RON 323-4737 I Sanford EN / . OPEN 9:30 To 6:00 Closed Sun. Circuit Court of the lith judicial --______ - ____ -1, - : ru NOTICE OF SHERiFF'S SALE claims and ormands which you, or twither of you. may have &g6i., %%1 Said MAPLE SANFORD (Across from Firestone) •- WORLOflIDE SERVICE IQT(LS 6 MOTOR N *T OREGON AVENUE AT 14& STATE ROUTE 44,.saNcoMo,FL 6 U May 6. )3.?O. 17 DFAA ISO Ken 14 LAWN & GARDEN EQUIPMENT y1Cl,kC1 PRIvAflBANQUET AcITt? from The Intimate To The PARTIES . WEDDINGS- MEETINGS For Details Phone 323 4080 - ( 1 CASSCLBERRY. FLORIDA -. 96 Akqa Pa* Tim AND e - -1 (`_,'~4 ,;;C,-. 831-3304 ffV1 341, 1111401110 - ___ ___________ SHAMPOO intlucling rvgs, head liner, seats A door panels, HAND WASHED . - oute42 Ph. 365-3248 Oviedo S - -., IT I ___ LOVIEDO TRACTOR CO. ' APOEY - L i \ I M N. Holly Ave, 11 41 -- United Van Line%. Local A Long Distance -0225 .,. 1 \I/7 in1':rnpin?cr err '.1 t ) And Save At . P1 C --- IA~% terifid against you jar i) I . .f .- --- I I ~- - . . vP cz -a . L i~_ 1:-95 - ?fljflflf BE A_140~ TRANSFER & STORAGE . - ,Al? HOU%tiui- F,'rnit'ar,&Giastware ETHEL BART BETTY SMITH 331 S. HIGHWAY u.n 2.1w, ADAMS -•-••- -- A Al~iifl HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORV' --;• ! pdrw&U%edFurfllture-W• Buy. Sell & Trade -One T1 A 5$itaI1CeAtAny Time <i 0 %W /O0 1 Unusual Table Lamp With Small Brass Rail #'iU Call Mr. flragan A R*11%% , e. 7 Orlando Post Office B FIoridju3$O.andfi'etheotignal I $A & Electronic Equipment . written defenses. it any, to it on van 311 u-st First Street Sanlord. Florida 37771 Publish Mi I) 1S 2 HITCHCOCK CHAIRS GORGEOUSOIL PAINTINGS fli<EN's Residential -Commercial - Shoe Tree ,At Blitz Clean Janitorial Service I has been film against you and ~ou Mary G Peterson MIKE BRAGAN ' ' ' SALES MANAGER - :% !I* oft calendar months from the time of %;II tw tiArred Filed M Sa nford Flor ida , this 6th _~.:r W Moving. a YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Ihat an action to I same a • Fertilizers County Florida *IPIifl fOUt tgaonthefolownqreaIpropert I • - Clerk of the Circuit Court, and file parties having or claiming to ha~e the same In dupl;cale .w as any tight, title or interest in the r#`Al day a Al ____ Percy, a k A William PerCv and 5 Prrc his wife. Staf0cls. in fhr~r off'CeS -n the County Courthouse n Seminole E AUTO CLEAN NOTICE OF SUIT TOWilliams notified and 'oI - i Private Patients- • - __ ; f~ . 24 Hour Nursing Care For CIVIL ACTION NO. IS-60-CA-09-E PROBATE NO, PS144CP In re. Estate ° ___- l3,i7S--7A FE L ii50 10 j sad l~ 1.wwwoow - COUNTY. FLORIDA. PROBATE DIVISION Tuesday_ May F IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR C IRCUIT OF FLORIDA IN AND CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE -- Fvehng Herald, Sanford, FL •"• - ,, . - -- ~__ I �- - - _____________ --- ______ ________ ______ ______ ____________________________________ __________ - ______________________ '- - - __ ----.--------- _________________ - -. ___ I . -- aimha 60106"d - i I - - Pi Tuesday, May 13, 197 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL - - LEISURE - WOMEN -- . . 11 I.. ___ - - s .' _____ , F, r . . / V-3 1 t~ k ,~. , I I - I A i I -- r - ,.I . I .00 I 0 1 .- ____ . 1. *_ , 1)11 . Z -'-' 4-- , .. '. ' % ' . . I .- I" , - - :,. . J ~ , It J- \ /1 _A . . 1,1 1 I l( Id A . . . . i . (35) - 'If . 0 ~ (44) 6 Em il y MacLeou wilt dquh1er, Linda, and randchlldren Christy1 Carrie and Heather ii) gowns (Herald Photos by Jane (.asseIberr3) I.I - - ___._ _.. -.- I~ - -I - __ 2~~ Is . . -IVI - _ _'=-:_1 i~ _X;_J ~ - I - C_ . Z, . ____1 __7 -1 hIng American Lifestyle Braves fl1eIi ...i . .-j- - - - / . %, ; - 10 - r:..- . . x . . - Ileft) and Becky Beique _~. - cold It .41, ... Club -. I . , . .$.i ' v .., . 34 Fly 'naplane i2 •- 4 I Mts. Velma Raettig, director - 38 Plant part 4 39 Presently 41 Seniors lab t . .• - - . 42Dsencumbe, __________ Li - . - Summ,er is just around the comer and soon what can I do?" If you clip this list, you,H .r have the answer The Sanford Recreation Department is spo nsoring several programs for children age 4 thruligh It There will be a story hour nweting from 10 entertainment b; the playground equipment and the beautificaUon Annie Russell Theatre production of the musical. "Carbaret," which , will be of the ncs' school's campus. Reservations for thlsbenefltperformancecanbebycallingthe pmented Thursday through ay at 8:30 p.m., with a matinft at 2 p.m. Saturday, at school or contacting Mrs. Gordon Wynn of Arden St.. Longwood. Dr. and Hwy. w4z Preceeded by a business Germany, "Cahiret" expresses the mood of forced and frantic gaiety resulting from the Mable Chapman. president, led Beta chi will sponsor a meeting at the meeting at 11 a m There prevailing sense of pending doom It echoes Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma, honor new SeiTunole County Facility, will be a covered dish luncheon the bitter-sweetrim of Marlene Dirtrich's society for women educators, to a joint Founder' s Day rneetmgwitbBetaanclhos chapter Gaiiinna Delta. May 10 In file Ltes. burg Community Building. The student cast brings energy, humor and a romantic Knowles *~rron .al ('hip.pl Pt conv,7ntion. N c V; Circle Rollins College, wUI discm presidents will be installed. Mental health in a Schizoid Members will bring covered District Conventions. Aa Impressive candlelighting ceremony honored the 12 founders of Elementary School PTA is sponsoring a special performance of "Cabaret" at Annie Russell fheatre to raise money for the society and reviewed the Ideals of the society Tht lunt.heon was followed by music and a cing A Long I-a.sluon Show , itill _ - - - ___ __ __ - ___ , - __ __ - - frtl __ _. -" - _ __ Zt . - - I I iZ---- -- - - .- _- zr- - ---__ - - - 4~_ - __ .1 - r / - ~ I4 i k; i~* --- TT1tTII.LL.E. 55 -' I -~ ,7 - - - - __ pritt 'a - . , ----- - -___ . - .-,.--.-- — - _____ - _ - 9ood reason to A footnote, Abby: To illustrate how tnuch progress has been made in achieving a barbiturate, yet the amount of Aspirin in any large quanaspirin he takes combined with tities tends decrease the his dn1h1g has me worried I'd blood's clotting action m ph)sicall), and is In superb sure appreciate an answer 47 Pro berarcr' induce bleedinr As inn m atis is the :w — - — - - - - iv 24r F. — really in Ws 40s. Yet, I hm heard that this concentration of - - I — - - — - _4 but there are dangers. - andsit.alityofa2o-year.old Is CAT NAI PERS B) P G it possible that in some way his rather Wodehouse Simon & Schuster. bod) metabolizes this ' y- 4 '~ fly ABIGAIL VAN BUREN ! , A member of Conkress wrote , diet although he is on a low-fat , also low in A N G R K Y L C II E R K P N P p I. I M L E P A E A T K WESTVIRGINIA N 1, K S to the employment of fem, DIIEPPAKC0C ____ ' 0i ?, I Lovoble Cr pow'"160" - T G 0 S I' others meals he may be getting 107W Ifirsist- z * 101 beek-waid, p, down, ' L F T A o 11 A I - -!. ' ~- 't .,. YELLOW PERCH at bid,et The lady In question lost her . : Pricirs onto coin isunary ::. job, anyway. But she later :: service in a pleasant at. '.' distinguish ed herself in a Job ":.I. * MOSPhilf C OP*n I a.m. daily. ~- ('ATFISH TROUT N SHAD 0. s - i ___ - - 5() , ' ours % - ,i,.J~ o -, For Only $134 . . I1! I . . I -i - . . r- - Nrøaly vat ~ . ~ ,: a sit-dowTI strike to contend with . _ - __ --. .__________ I . ______ . 3 STORES IN I - I Roorn Rattan Furnishings, I Room Spanish Furnishings, I World Wide Collection of Novel & , -,---., I - - U) his charm ER (June 21-July 22) Your dress and dmtrnor extremely important today. Others will tend to judge you on your appearance LEO Jul) 23-Aug 22) What may be just a harmless fir tatioe on sour part ma lx taken seriously be the object of sour intentions Be careful VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 221 } .'. - _. __ _. _ Jim Brown / plus readable and For Sla SHOW IGHT - 14, 1q75 ,%ap __ - --... .:_ —w - . ._- _ .- --. . . _ -' _ _ . :• . -' . ' . . , GENERAL 1311111111111111111111A ---CORP - - - . . 'U I1TVI -""- £ ~~~~ ._ i _ X 11ii, E~Z --) _0_~,t _~ __ 1. - _,. rV,% I , _1~;g X-,-, P ' S • _____ . - 0 1 - O , J~. M i ___ "oc 'im __ — I .: . - . 70'<). I MUST at . ___ . I -_ Fm-=Pq 4 111h t I __ , - - I - - ;_ 7 GOLDEN UNDKIN I? I I 34 $ - ' ' is I I _ Regnb, C(,"I~,.'eyfjfr#L, ,,-04, °' - ' I f - ' Sim value GOOD ALL DAY 0 . _ _ -- ' i- i l ; - -: _ -- - I __'.- _ a j'jj'j1) -. -' ___ 'II I II Ill I \I for -_. -- i~,X *_Y. .i __-_ ..I X ~N . -, - ~,;~- !, 4~ i4r, N 2 ;r; , , I A d(~~_ Ic .~P- fJT)f)If'C 19) You'll yield too easily to ._ -`; 7,_Xy4_;_` ,.' b concerned about the amount of firmer than you've been if )Oti aspirin my husband consumes expect a friend to take care of a .-.----- 0ii_~7 . .i40=V_;_W__ 1LARGAlNMAT&tV11ty69 -___ 51_25 - _#T~~_Y - A Wedms&y9, I . -, ~- ;~- ~!=oll -- S subject the broad area of the L - -- ' 1,11 ' 1 I ____ and I know the aspirin hasn't - - - . if; nly $1.45 b ......... -- ... ift" a" following loyal RMFORD lie takes as many as four long-standing obligation she -14 r_~ _ - "1W But beyond the subjects is the man), short, enjoyable pleasure Don't however, at e expense ot work r rer 0 ••• - mftw 0 - bw CAME * I KA= # promising and could easily AL tItuth _ , ~ej'~_: .--.-i~f~-- factor in causing a person to SCORPIO lOct. 24-Nov. 221 look his years or trore. lie also Generosity is a %irtue you're Inis some plus marks by fortunate to have, but avoid the avoiding alrohol and cigartItes Piffall Of giOng a pers, )n mare as wcll as staying physically than he has a right to ask. medium shrimpir french fries, cole slaw, holl roll. HOUSE NOW PLAYING nted by John N. lannuzzi and Pal build up a . -_ - novels. The characterizations I delightful, I °' P M _ The three of them form an look - -- ------- - - - - -. , DudleyLehew Associated Press enjoyable team that, one hopes. will pop up again in further ' that )1 Dy CIjsp I: .000~ DIXIE ARIES (March 21-April 19) burden you should be carrying a man Friday. . .... --- 1. - - * W AND DANCEKINGS sharp and has a losing wife and The travel bug will bit you know Ofli) in a casual, social this earYo re lkl tt.ake contain nearly enough calcium way. You could wind up a loser. the oils that naturall y contain lots of vitamin E anyway The excess protein is simpl) trlpped of Its nitrogen containing group of atoms and The Savings Are *: M"bc - _. - VIEWS . .. - problemsofthefai Ju dicial stem and thepecific ° 11 capsules with calcium do not rger "Seek & Find" puzzler. w ith over to meet the daily rcquirements. discoveries per panel in an till-new serlei of 24-page ~xx)kletx. r each miiktng chekc The rett of his vitamin needs 'V' 3 ''der vnlumec I II and III cenct II fo are nliet by his vitamin pill, Pa Pe r payable to-Seek& Find" in care of th'is ne" although he surely doesn't need vi tamin E since he is probably using a tuna packed in one of . -*_.t For Wednesday, May 14, 1975 or some other high calcium Don't be subtle. food, such as low-fat cottage GEMINI (May 21-June 20) c heese Don't le nd your resources or Most common vitamin something you prize to one you I e TOMORROYV__ 'QuI.hes ' V 4 'yCltan1n 1 remain conscious during the ordeal Welby wins over confidence In some tender Marc Conte is a criminal de- right. calcium unless he is taking milk uncertain of you r tuotis es tisateu MUSKELLUNGE BIUE(JILL FAIRWAY --- train surgery, but she must fenm attorney v. ho works in the New York city court system. He is young, honest realistic, PISCES (Feb. 2D-March 20) One you'll come in contact with SOCI4ui today is not all he is not good for normal bowel may not comply with )f) appears to be. Don't be cap tu nction. It is also deficient in wishes today because he's puuk Find Mcli di11y 111: hid4en name vW box it in ATILANTICSALMON CHAIN PICKFREL C BASS I I .*1:-' -:-:, International ABOUT TONIGHT: There' is putting together a Hall of something for everyone tonight. the central character. Th lame horror show documen- Some bristling drama in "The drama takes place wi thin 36 tary, which is only logical since Execution of Private Slovik" hours. i. I is the leading dispenser of rerun on NBC, a fond doctor's 911 CBS NBA PLAYOFF chiller flicks. Pleasant dreams. story on ABC, and plenty of Editors: National Basketball LAST RESPECTS: When sports, inclu ding NBA playoffs Association playoff scheduled, Mac Davis recently opened his on CBS plea..ce check latest developconcert tour in Westchester 8:30.10 ABC TUESDAY inents for pairing. 10-11 ABC MARCUS WELBY, Country, N.Y., a black MOVIE OF THE WEEK ,,The limousine pulled up in front of First 36 Hours of Dr. Durant" M.D. "Hell Is Upstairs" Rerun the theater, and out stepped two This takes Peyton Place Into A child must undergo deli cate !annuzzi. Doubleday. 356 but its still fun to keep reading •r.1I!s14I1 imn-ii- BERNICE BEDE OSOL think. But, your description is you've made at home or you'll of a relatively low car- risk offending family mem bers bohdrate diet. Ills diet Is who believe in you. A deficient in cereal bulk if he TAURUS (April 2D-May 20) uses no cereal or bread, wtuch co-worker you're &-pending on ingructiorti: The hidden names listed bdow appeu forwud, r -- ABC's late-night Wide World asked the NBC execs "Came to middle of hospital politics, and S.dals Now it's American the wake to pa last respects' a young idealistic resident more carbohydrate than you l3 sure to keep promises upon others today or you'll have 1111111 1 Fisylipii. Cowan's Underworld T documentaries on their canceled Davis's weekly who performs surgery by respective companies for variety series, an acquaintance proxy: Interns caught in the - HOROSCOPE and By using salad vegetables wi th tuna and probably salad in ORLD Z 0 saturated fat 1UA FIU 0SASCATCCE1 DEAR SENATOR RAN- Patent Office. I have no object PLEASANT DREAMS Most NBC vice presidents, Marvin the hospital A myriad of major motion-picture studios Antono-wsk) and Dick Ebersol medical characters weave in base inflated their egos with Noting that NBC had recently and out of situations a doctor - low in cholesterol. V &V JENN!NGSRANDOLpH U.S. SENATOR the following response: wJi diet. The diet you describe is ..I- nation's history. HIGHLIGHTS __J , illustrious women In our 0 _ - - - _..... THE DESERT __________________________________________________ threatened with = =-_~ . (44) Hogan's HerL But, this man has the energy 29 1 - — - barbiturates or sleeping pills, am more worried about the cancer or kidney malfunction; poscibilit) of bleeding Alcohol that excessise amounts of vitamins can cause liver Is a powerful Irritant to the damage; and that fats and stomach and using much of It Th big question is why does carbohydrates are required for can cause an inflammation of e s th toma ch, or gastritis. your That husband take aspirin? energy. Ii ——— - - - - if l0 - 1 - S - !iI w rflOUfltfl causing bleeding. Obviously, ' ccm na 3n 0 a.4)LrIn and alcohol is a no-no. This is a good thing or co sufferers remember s en te) aspirin and try o cure colds wi th booze. same danger that you get from lining of the (13) Ensign O'Toor (24) Zoom (35) Ma berr RF (44) Mickey Mouse A - - ~40 ".VO.4 - 1 ~~Iv ~- nliame,tarian ____ _______ 1 about 25, while he Is age as 5 6 1 S P ill, and most people guess his mosture Ipi i shouldn't do it. It is-not the realize that protein can bc% a.nd tivity b) _______ ; F 50 EWh&l 51 Morning (2,8) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Shii TONIGHT'S - - ___ ___ )StaInp,curreiponding __ ; as they are competent to tentions and integrity. Fifth: 77w nurse who per. discharge, btA there Is such forms faithfull) and without obvious i mpropri e ty in the fault for five years will be given mixing of sexes within the walls ifl Increase of $( a day, of a public office th at I have providing there are no hospital determined to arrest the practice." debts outstanding. - ' I ._ _ iv smokes, uses liquor, goes to her or any of the other famales the beauty shop or frequents who work in the rooms of the __ -------- - - 1 " I ~~ ____1r -1 __ - . . . --------. -. _ .__ .-..__ non-smoker, is very active — ~~- - Worlien's (Ilibr Claire - ,;- 7 * ~ LOCCI.d at considered exclusively male political and economic Th e l a d y ' s name was Clara in 1845 three young women FAIRWAY PLAZA w ere employed as copyists In Barton her work on the Civil On Hwy 17 92 t 27th the U.S. Patent Office were War battlefields and as founder f 322 9739 of the American Red Cross Try it you'll like itt m ake her one the most [ III! b,,-'-. ------__ __ ------- ___ -~_T - -------- ____ - ~___ ___ - - -_-_---____ ____ ___~~---_ I - ii~ t. -_ _ Installed president; Nancy Beasley, wcond vice president,- Karen Morlpin, ftd vice president; I. . i~ I=l7X1 j 1K j . 71 =__111 - __ Aphr __ - - .. r', - --_ , ! - - I tr1' _ __ z_-A __ - - - .r - __ _____ _Z9MW_ i. - ~ ~1 - i --__-____ _-____~_.____ _-- M__ __ r i - 6 Abby Fourth: Any nurse who lady in question except toretain director a 0 gives a z, -Rrkl1a,, a performance. On Sunday at 8:30 p.m. the Altamonte - good standing will be given an Miss Chapman reported on State and ,• Dear suspect 'icr worth, her in the performance of such duties Bachmelster as the heroine, Sally Bowles, _____________________________________________________________________________ 1 I Dr. A Arnold Wettsteln, dean of presidents and delegates to the World' The meeting Is open to dishes of their favorite recipes the public without charge Reservations are not required . eta singing and Kurt Weill's music Florida at noon -'- _ 100 Our SEEK & FIND" evening off each week for "There is every disposition on DOLPH: Thank you for a dandy my par t to do anyth ing for the contribution to m column. church services. eefs 11-fental The Health A%vxiatlon of Seminole County - 1. ~7 . .1, Third: Graduate nurses in one of the copyists and received dance halls will give the just before the storm-troopers took over -- - ~ -' to the secretary of the Interior, from Ro bert McClelland, on behalf of which day will be ° 12 noon until 2 p.m." the Rollins College theatre, year Thursday. May 15 at the - at 7 a.m., and leave at 8 p.m., except on the Sabbath -on Rollins Presents Cabaret (,arden ('enter, 200 Fairmont -I Second. Report in every day class. he beginning of Uie 1930s, 1--!-~ ~_=___ ~.___ -_~ . - - __ .- - DEAR ABBY: Sly wife and I enjoyed your column c)lun in which you nted "Rules for Female Teachers in 1915." Perhaps you would enjoy reading for female nurses published In 1880. Nurses were told they must: First: Bring in a scutle of cria to 12. There will also be a small fee for this A Ceramics class is planned for children ____ !R .I . Hez-dy for a Spring wedding -Ifrom left) Donna Deppen,hildgesechres tandGraceRCUttr from 1:30 to 3 p.m., and are for children age 6 Center and there is no registration fee, - r iLli . Uncle Hbie - ' 6th grade and above. Classes start at I p.m.. and will be dismissed at 2:30 p.m., and will be held on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday at the Cultural Arts Center. There will be a * smaH fee for this class. An arts and craf ts class will be available on Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday or Thur- your young ones will be asking, "Mommy, Hospital North in Altamonte The afternoon's program will *ings, on May 19 at 7 :30 p.m. consist of reports from Circle . -. • chddren age 4 to 6. Classes meet at the Civic behind I Summer Fun For Children Rule For Nurses, Circa 1880 Luncheon e,*s i' rescribed by a doctor. - 2- x,.. - . alternate, and Mrs. Yeager, Specudists, the two are being d irectly 2 (35) " ,_ _ to_n~ 0 OOK A - Center and West Side Center. Classes will be ') - (IS) Lost In Spoce 190 Pages. $6.95. mornients between the pair. "Sly attention was drawn to Shirley Knight plays the girl's 57 Franc York City. t spots onrn c he he mother. st when I IT IT - - - that two different people can : I : I kS t ):: Cs. l - - 4 Iannu is a criminal attor , singing, base two different reactions to was n Ifl) 60 London sier 4 ' " ne and apparently USES Conte 11:30 a m ABC WIDE r o si 61 Girl s name In "The Cat-Nappers" Wode- away from it all, Bertie instead to voice some opinions. They WORLD: SPECIAL "Rape: —1 I the same meal through some remember rightly, the 'Toreadon Song from th e opera Car'I Unspeakable Crime" 1 house once again is at his enDOWN metabolism mechanLsm' finds himself right in the middle make sense men.999 I Tidings tertaining best as he tells the of it, what with an aunt on hand There is no single dramatic problems that rape %ictims DEAR READER -The body 2 li god Thus begins the latest, and latest insane adventures of who fixes horse races, the plot for ,,Courthmse.,, Rather, must live through has been a W —_ I Fernmine popular subject on television is a wonderful machine. It can probably the last, bit of non. rattle-brained Bertie Wooster appearance of an old girlfriend it seems to be a ilice name of the fife thi i n use all manner of food and sense to flow from the prolific nd his faithful Jeeves. After who determines to marry of s season, and now David — — — — — — Conte his ca reer and break it dpwn to the same pen of P.G. Wodehouse, who noting the spots on his chest Bertie and change him into an lie spices it, however, with Frost explores the crises vicCommon Frebh essentials. died early in 1975 at the age of Bertie hies himself off to a image more pleasing to her thinly disguised literary treat. fims encounter, thoe attitude of Water Fish Your friend may not be eating 93. His fans, and they are my- famed physician who pre. eyes and a couple of tough birds ment law enforcement agencies, aryl of two actual evenisanda as badly as you think. lie is riad, will sorely miss him, but scribes a quiet, peaceful rest in who woWd like nothing better disturbance at a New York City the rhan ing reactions. - 9 f getting plenty of protein. lie is luckily he left behind a vast the English countryside. than to batter r ie s bones. jail known as the Tombs. '.OIO getting fat beca use he eats tuna body of work that can oe read v i: t. I. Wti H N A E T C' S A S Knowing Bertie of P hil as One of Conte's cases domi. packed in oil (water packed and reread in the years to there will be no quiet, no peace, ROCXBIG AP Books Editor WSOBLREILNCEIN 0 Al M 0 CIR nates the story line and the GM TUATRE iuna is very low in fat as is come. no rest. Thinking he is getting handling of it by Conte & CIO. natural tuna). Poultry contains H A E M A L F K U L 0 1. L,N~X- U If R 0 LOST IN triggers memoris of the Thin some fat too, even if )'oU eat _ Man and Perry Mason. It's AU " the light meat without the skin, COURTHOUSE. Hy John N. fairly obvious hovi it will end, MATINEE I " 1' so he is not on a fat deficient HLLLAALWOPPA A T IN T 2 - - Bonnie Werley with grandittaughter, Kathy Brown willhaveitslastluncbeonof i t -_ - .. 11 toll a.m. Wednesdays, June 11 to July 30, for Mental Health A;_ , __8 , -_ p ._71tA 49 Hives 53 Me IF, I TI delegate, Rebecca Lockhart, County Association of Media Last E11E "9 46 44 Let fail 46 In place of -. . of L-IC t- - I Authors Honor I I 'I tuackd the 6th district Girls in having their "Write To e program published . State roundup May 10 at the , For reservations contact American Legion Home at USSiMmee. Tne juniors were bby Boyd at Seminole High briefed by dLstricl officials and School or Lorraine Whiting, past 01 statm on what to Sanford Middle School expect a' atTallahassee. Açrox1mately300 juniors from high sdmls all over Florida will attend the weeks session. The Garden Club of Sanford r_ 6 i Al1riLI r k 35 Wfny ——— in - .),' . .• . . 4 unit girls state chairman, at. M - - L 40 Queerest 26 Tang 32 Lives - . ' 24 Gementad 37'Ookout. for - f 1 - honored for their achievement i 1I P 16 Deleler t EA (13) Cable Journal Beaver Turns His meals vary, but they all contain these huge amounts of 1 -1 46" .trnmal protein usually Iisn or By I AWRFN( F' E. I %MB fowl, with virtually no fats or _______________________________________ carbohydrates. He takes a daily multivitamin and mineral read that one should never mix is part of the reason for the tapsule, along with 400 I U of b..rbiturates or sleeping pills stomach upset that often vitamin E This di et was not andalcobol IknowaspirinLcn't follows drinking 0 I I a D_A_1i_ 24 Buik 21 Glen 25 Encourage 23 Dtilfess signal 26 Amusement 1 I I 4 L L 10 Dry I. _! 9 Native% s 19 Sea nymphs _; _. - Y - A Lives Dr. Lamb ineal is it can of tuna, drained of oil mixed with salad vegetables arid dressed wi th lemon juice. ' - - ' 17 Edge ,,.. 1 ,1 1 11111 4 I L Y A capital 15 Prepare for .- # _. 1.. I- I . - 3 Resign 31~ () Andy Griffith (44) Leave It To 4) Search For Tomorrow (9) News - . - gardeners MAC&* 4k .k . t -_! - t/ Florida Hospital and Florida Hospital North, wiII explain the Unit 256. C&-rselberry. won the operaUonal philosophy in the district priesident's blue ribbori near future. Ttwe will be citation at the district awards t and dinner at Mt. Dora for par. DOrtunity to ask questions ticipation in the *Iljber,ty Bell" ' per- Refreshments will be sery . questionnaire pro*t. A ed' sonal award from the district legislative chairman went to the unit chairman and Unit 183 Kate Nash and Charlotte (a be) for being first with annual reports into UK district. Ge)rer will be honored at an Attending the awards diver Authors' IAncheoln at 12:30 were Mr. and Mrs. George p.m. Saturday, May 17 in Yeager and Mrs. IRW Ward. Capri Restaurant,, Sanford. Sponsored by the Seminole Laurie &1s state to 9. - V4 - Password (9) (35,44) Movie 1 30 (2. 8) Days Of l)EAR DR LAMB We hate a cidower friend whose typical 7 °' 7 13 Hodgepcidge - - ( - - Marge Deppen with look-alike granddaughters, Shawn White Receive Citation I _0 4DeteIed S Heart anit 6 Straightened appenaton I 1W i - Neighborhood 3:00 (2, 8) Another World (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hotpital (IS) Mr. Ed (35) Big Valley -- (24) Mister Rogers Martian 4) Variety Ani*e, to Previous Puzzle - lArk bu'tde 5 Roady money 9 Sidle ! - 44) Gifilgan's Island 5 00 144) Underdog e Fugitive :Vatle t:reS MORNING _______________________ ______________ (3s) Batman (9) The Big AFTERNOON (44) Phil Donahue (8) Romper Room Council Edge Of Night Favorite A ' - f -•-. - 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (13) Orlando City — (44) Green Acres 11:00 (2.8) High Rollers (6) Now You See It 1000 (2) Celebrity aId 2:30 (2, 8) The Doctors ( Fortune Junction Tennessee :;? Lifestyle (35)700Club (44) Father Knows Best Sweepslal,, es WEDNESDAY Scrambler -- - V_ 111111111111111111111111111111111111115 - - _M. IV --1 .~ it I- -, ) __ I ~ - c __ !& -- .." -jork. . . , *- I . jggory~ I I (44) ., . - - Blankety Blank 9:30 (44) Pctficoat r- f. ; - " 6 i 1k , . ;iiiiicv~ ,, , I (9) (35) Florida () Mike Dciglas (8) Movie 1 (1) Mery Griffin ' Questions Friends Diet cushion _______ 1101,14--; (2, 8) Tod:y News - I "*. " . )11 - STV - oio's Big Top 7:30 (f) Am America (9) Wide World Of 12 Feminine _•7• G - — _______- - ,amra ACROaS - 700 800 - . 6: SS (2) Daily Devotional 17:00 - ___________ In Florida Barnaby Jones - DO (6.8,9) News (IS) 700 Club Deal i -. I'_ / / ,! ____ F9 (9) Let's Make A Squares TONIGHT Beaver f J Toda Monty flash (13) Z . i I 00 - '. with the youngest child-her's was four weeks old I (8) And Gold' 4 N ____ _` of the church MaUA,od who was under a year old and.. the %-~ I ttSpecial potted flowers w-Cre Mrs. Nellie Beale at 89 the oldest; Mrs. Marge Deppen with the " ~ost children and Mrs. Beck Davidso mother (35, 44) Movie Ani mals - 11 Almanac 6, 30 (6) Sunrise Semester Hospital Wild World / (6, 8) Sunthine (44) Night Gallery (6) -Tuxedo y Line - appearing on the program. There were 270 in attendanceatthebanquetser%edb) the men Baliner, served as narrawr. Mrs. Ju Ann Balmer was co-chairmn. Background music was provided by Mike Joiner at th e piano. The youngest model was little Carrie - . . ~ Tolefl The Truth (6) Concentration W hat's My Line W ) I X - , I " Ole - _, -, .I I , -, - Mrs. Della Kryder modeled a full length for t op prize at h fingers of the women and girls of the church Chairman of the event, Mrs. Lillian , ., *, 6 7X(2) (13) 'Of Jewels . . - -# Mrs. Emily Mact,cod, to match those of her sisters, Christy and This fashion show was a little different than must as all the outfits from fun-in-the-sun to formal were made wi th love b the skillful (IS) Victory At Sea Hawaii Five.0 9:00 (6) . V. I ' 3r,. , . 1ththiteflockedoilesleeeswasmadeby F I . . _. I It ______ modeled the lovely outfit which she had made. Carrie is the daughter of Mr. and Airs. Bob MacLeod and her light green drem is their love for pretty clothes. So it was only natural the highlight of 12th annual MotherDaughter Banquet at Community United Methodist Church of SwasMhi Casselberry held I jj •,, - " . I .I i ! li ,,'. , ., I' r I • 0 I - -. - 11:30 (2) Hollywood I Gap vwre is at least one thing little girls have ~K ` -I - EVENING : L Lnconuuonwlthgre.itgrandmothersandthat ,iv ____________ . • Herald Staff Writer ZN I N V__ i1*7 ___ , _____ h ions Can Skirt The _______ I — p r~, Fa _ - Tuesday, May 13,1975-4A Evening Herald, Sanford, FL .. . �__ __ __ -___ ___ _________ 1OA-Evening Herald Sanlord, Fl. -- Tuesday, May 1), 1975 - tineeiir ...Lfl)QIFIV Comptroller Issue CLASSIFIED DEPT Snagged By Shevin AM. The County Commission's controversial proposal to create a county comptroller has taken a turn for the worse with a decision by Attorney General Rob Shevin that the latest delegation bill is unconstitutional. That bill, an amendment 0.0 the Commission's initial proposal, was approved b)• SeminGle's Legislative Delegation at a meeting in Tallahassee last Thursday. Basically, the bill left recorder duties with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. But, Shein says the duties of recording would have to go with troiler if and when such an iffice is finally created. Amcrica Otherwise, Shevin says, someone could challenge the basis of con. split on U stitutionality. in events, accordlngtoStateSenatorjohn Vogt, D-Cocoa Beach, will necessitate still another delegatkn meeting to consider the Impact of Shevin's ruling. However, State Rep. Vince Fechtel, R-Leesburg, who all along has opposed creation of a comptroller, has been quoted saying he will not go along with any measure Shevin says m' be unconstitutional. Vogt said 'he delegation will third time on the issue. At upcomin: mecting. he said The Violent \/ictini Or Crirnincil WASHINGTON - iNEA; James Martin, a 27.year.old hotel porter with a wife and two infant daughters, was waiting at a downtown bus stop here two years ago when "four or live guys" demanded his money. Martin, ghetto-wise, was not abouttorlskhislifeforthe$Ghe was carrying. He handed it over with.*it protest, whereupon hoodlums beat him to ground, kicked him mercilessly and - in a final act of wanton savagery -beoke the neck off a soft-drink bottle and ruined the jagged end Into Martin's right eye. Martin, who had lost the sight of his left eye when he was a child, Is now almost totally blind. His principal assailant, age llatthetlineofthecrlme, is serving 40 months to 10 years _________________________ scarcely more than a decade, the United States has become: - A culture where rape, murder, robbery and ault with weapons have increased nearly threefold since the early in -A nation that was warned by a presidential commission five years ago to mend its "bloody-minded" ways, and has seen violent crime increase nearly 50 per cent since. _________________________ LegalNotice enQ.eged in bus'ness at Pt 1. B'sx 194. LoogwoOd, Seminole County. Florløaundecthefictitiousnameos BOB'S USED CARS. and that I in. tend to regter said name with the CterkoftheCircuit Court,$eminole ,. ..;;, Nicholas .1 iEnderle and Karen Endefle,slldproperlyb.ing located in Seminole County. Florida, more psrttcularly described as follows: One (1) HOme made motorcycle, Seminole Count-i 1974 License Pd3 he provisions of the Fictitious Name StatuteS. To Wt Section MS 09 FlorIda Statutes 1957 S Robert L Crole't Publrh AJil73, 79 5jy, 13. 1975 OEM 135 located and stored at Altamonte Garage In Altamonte Springs. Florida Further information available from the Civil Division of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. Sanford. Florid, and the undersigned as Sheriff of Semino!, County, Florida. will at flQ0 A M on the Itt, day of June. AD. 1975, offer for sale and sell to the highest bidder, for catt. subject to any and all existing leins. at the Front (West) Dorr of the Seminole County Courthouse in Sanford. Florida. the above de'%(nlb.d sonal property That said sale i being made to satisfy the term of Said Writ of Execution John F Polk, riff Seminole County. Florida Publish May 13. 20. 77. June 3, 1975 DEN II __ i-; _.- - FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in busineSS t 943 Wymore Rd. AIP$monte Spai 72701. Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious name of FINANCIAL PLANNERS, and that I Intend to register said name with ?ht Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in cc cordance with the Proviscils Of ftte r;c?,t,gus t4.amr Stalcjtos. To Wit Section 165$ Florida Statutes 1951. 5: WillIam Bilme,Publish: ?,ty & 13, 20. 27. 1975 DEN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FICTITIOUS NAME CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Notice is htr'hy ijiam that i am COUNTY, FLORIDA engaged In business at '-lighway CIVIL ACTION PlO, 75.143-CA.*9-G Altamonfe Springs. Seminole PROVIDENT SAVINGS BANK. ('.ntj. F11i- iaa. .rnd tit I;;aic., Plaintiff. AITAMOP4TE GOLF name of VS OPIVINGRANGE.ondthatlintend JOHN J SQUARTINO ar4 ANITA tregisIersadrtamewiththClemk C- SQUARTINO. his wife. of the Circuit Court. Seminole Defendants County, FIIda in accordance with NOTICE OFACTION the provisions of the Fictitious TO JOHN .1. SQUARTINO and Name Statute's. TOWiI - Se'cficn ANITA C SQUAIfTINO. and cii $6509 Florida Statutes 19S7 parties P'aving or claiming to !Save 5' Sam F Sardi 50y rit. title Of inferest in the Publish April79. May 6. I). 20. 1975 property herein described OEM 117 AODRES UIkNOWN __________________________ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED IN CIRCUIT COURT, lSth that the abornamc'd Plaintitf JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. IN AND FOR PitedaComplaintinth,abo'yeslyled SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Coi.jrt for the for,'cl,nure of a pprjo i j',i' tt) t-ric.uritening mortgage the PR No. 75-145-CR fotlowinodescribed real property: Ri; Estate of 101 1. Block A, CARRIAGE HILL MELVIN 1. PANE's', UNIT P10.1. accordng to the Plat deceased thereof at recorded n Plot Book NOTICE OF PROBATE Pages 51 ana 59, Pi.lic Pe'cor,ls THE STATE OF FLORIDA. to all Seminole Covnty. Florida. in the Estate of You are ccmm.Sriied t file ,'our .,:j i,.'r,j.nt rj ("r!,tnt . ttt.n CtLfl'I". to HEREBY NOTIFIED ou with th Clerk of the above named that *1$fe Cx/ri ar,a Ic, serve a copy thereof to be the It will and testamenl of uPon the' ettornevs herenbelow MELVIN A I1AP4EV. deceased, has lter than Junt 2nd. 1975. n admitted to prob.e in said .i#ITP4ESSmy hand and sealof the Court Court at Sanford. Flofida. this YOU ARE HEREBY COM day of May, )flS MANDEO wIthin iii (6.) calendar ç;iP f'nm ttwt'e$e 5' me fir,t Arthur H arckwitli. jr. pubflcitlori 0$ IbIS Notice to appoar Ctcx of th C.rcuit Court osaiddours cause. t ky Stokes you tan whit ttø Ai- t,n c4 %Od Coutt Ur,l Clerk iii ctmittinq sa}i$ Will to probate lOWPdr)rs. PEIWSOL. DROSDC should not stand unrtvOked & COSTER '}RCIFESSIONAL 5 R30er F Oyke4 ASSOCIATION Circuit hdqe BATES, S 'iifo' F WoOdrnOn InCHARO H B, ECiWkt. VICTOR F W000MAC4 OF Suite 433, FirSt Fc'derai WINO(RWEEOLC. HAIP4E5, Buadino WARD 1 WI)OD',SAt'i. PA. Post Office' Box 210 p 0. Bo (10 k,I$x 14fl ., . .,., , - , ______ _____ lfloomlurnithedduplex. 24th SI ' Before PubIIcQtIon - - 37-Business Property MONEY TO ZOO -- - s-personals . ________________ ',vu,, Monthly Rentals Available 5135.5150-Color TV QUALITY INN-NORTH I i&SR 434. Lonc1wood _____ fter as 1\ rn e r i ca _____________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL cI1 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 7S.339-CA-04.O In Fe: The Marriage of BlF K CLEMMONS. P1iliont'f Wife. ar'd PICI4ARD C, CLEP.M0P45, PMøondent HuthOnd AMENDED NOTICE OF SUIT TO RICHARD C CLEMMONS Residence tJnknq,vn YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an action for Dissolution of Marriage p 11 been fifed against you and you are Teouired to serve a copy of your written defenses, it any, to it on Carmine M Bravo. (sq - of the law firm of KORMAP4 $ BRAVO. P A . (30 F HlP'oay 31 Lcnqwcx,d, Florida 37750. and file the original *ith the Clerk of the above styled Court at the Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford, Florida 37171. onor befere May 19th. 1975. other a judgment may be entered ftqAintt you for the relict demanded in tPr Petition WITNESS my hand and the eaI ol said Court on April leth, 1975 (Seal) Arthur P. 1c.hw:h. Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court jy Stck As Deputy Clerk Carmine M Bravo. Esq, KORMAPI . BRAVO. PA $30 F Hlqhway 434 LOrIO*rnd. rt.1 77750 Publish April72, 79. May 6. I). 1975 DIM w _____________________________ ltd THE CIRCUIT COURT. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORtD*, CIVIL ACTION NO 75 lUCA OlE In Vt: the Marriag, of PORIPT S GLAZE. Hvsband and MARGAIIIF.1 J GLAZE. Wife NOTICE OF ACTION TO MARGAWET I. GLAZE 3045 Mniunta ,n Ti'rrace P.'rr;:i 1, in.'. 3fl7? YOU ARt HEREBY NOTIFIED Iflat an action for DiswtutiOn of Marniaqeha%bfq.ntilpciaqoin%t you. in which Pet ilitineq is SN+.ing a divorce. ad you are required to serve r copy "4 your wrilten defenses. If any, to GENE P. STE PHEP4SOP4. Attorney for Pe$t;nner. Post Off ice Orav.tr One. Candlbe'rry, Florida 370i. end tile the original with ?hc Clerk of the at- nyc Styled Court onor before June 7. 1975; otherwise, a JiOgme,it may be tnteved against you for the rtIiO demanded in the Petito, WtTP)F'.S rn', hand cod official al of thi% Crrt. thi% 70th day of ApfJ. 197S (Seal) Arthur H ticckw,th. Jr Cfe'k of (ir(ui' Court ..... . . . -._-____ .. . In 3 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that i am t 711 E enqaged in buSineSS E. Altamonte Ave .Altamonte Springs, Seminole County. Florida under the tict,tiOu name of A 1 HOME DECORATING. an the? I intend 10 register sad name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisionS of the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Wit Section $8309 Florida Statutes 1957 5 Danette Nose? Publish May 6. 13. 20. 77. 1975 DEN 49 . Slit) WCt'R --- ----. 1 or 2 Bedroom Actult% only Pi'PI( AVENUE MOBILE PARK 2515 Park Drive $70 up . get a fair price when you advertise your "don't needs" in the Wont Ads - CASH 322.4132 . -, ___________________________ - 6ChiId Cie - Clean Do stairs Aparimen Adults Plo Pets 372 lIst , FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM Perhaps Akc.holic .'.rn,uflOu'. Can Help Call 4fl 4537 WniteP.O Box 1213 Sanford.Flot'ida)7771 ChrIStiOrlO,iySthOOt his opening for i or 5 yr. oldS for fall selnester. Tuition. $25 mo.. Call Lutheran ChurCh of Rejeemer, 377 1557 or Mrs. MartIn, 3276103. - GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT AOSt Moderniling your Home? Sell no longer needed but useful items with a Classified Ad ------'------ - . - - I - I BR. Apt lights, water furnished Adults only No pets. $90. 3fl 7796 eves & wkndt, , iB-Heip Wanted i' . -. 1)otd1e _________________ LegalNotice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CR. CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION CASE NO. PR 73-31.CP In re: Estate of JOIIN PHILLIP HAYNES, Deceased NOTICE TOCREDITORS TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS. AGAINST SAID ESTATF. You and each of you arc hereby notified and required to file any claims and demands which you. or e,?her of you, may have against said estateintheofliceoftheClerkolthe Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, Seminole County, Florida. Probate Division, in the xi tif. fti.rPw'..i. within four (II calendar months fromthr'tlmeoltt*firstpublication Of this notice Each claim or demand muSt be ir. writirxj and filed in pticate and state the place of residence and post Office address of the claimant and must be sworn to by the claimant, his agent or at torne'y, or the lame shall be void Dated at Evansville, Indiana. this 7ht day of April. 1975 Margaret P Haynes A Administratrix of said estate Charles A 1ebcotf. Esquire Attorney for AdminiStratrix 477 South New York Avenue Winter Park. Florida )77' Publish May 6. 13. 1975 DEN 58 _______________________________ '.'.,,$ - t.r1:1, Ladles as fashion show directors Sarah Coventry Jewelry Earn 1.3 toSS an hour. CommisSiOn. Full or No experience time part necessary, samples free, start , now. 349 5470. 3195691. ' Shoe Shine stand wanted. Single (hair Ph Holiday Inn, Altamonte - sibility of starting a charter cruise service in that are'. They were enroute from Ja. malca to the U.S. In April 1972 when the craft struck a reef near a small island, about 40 miles off the southern coast of Cuba. After rowing a dinghy to the island, the two men spent l' days there until being picked up by several Cubans In a small fishing boat. "After six months they charged with Illegal entry and something like violations against the security end integrity of the Cuban state," Schooler said In an Interview. Hc thinks the Cubans suspected the pair were spies "but if they really believed that, we would have been there much more than three years." Schooler's parents did not know if he was alive for more than a month after the shipwreck. Mina Jo Schooler said she and her husband feared theirsonwasdeadafteraCoast Guard search failed to turn up any sign of them or their boat. In the Herald ClassIfied ads are' black and whiti and read all over. Cfl ..r _,5 N UT' I C E Chapter 30 Hwy 17 97 SCuth of Sanford Meetings Business- 7:)OIstTueS. _____________________ Bingo Every Wed ISat. Early BIrds 7: ____________________ 33-Houses Furnished Paid vacation. hospltallsation. pension plan, paid hOlidays. Salary commensurate with cx perience. Smitty's Inc., 322 7317 between I 1:30. Mon..Fri. ______________________________ CIas*IfladAdsareh.retohefpyou buy, sell, rent or swap.. at a low cost,. .Ietustselpyouplaceyour's Call 322.2611 or *31.9993 • _____ ifOBILE HOME PARK Lot Rent Prom $55 - OPPORTUNITY Kosca? Cosmetics needs sales manager, and beauty consultants, Wilt train MuSt be Smooth lookIng and good command of English 377 (711 Did you know that your club or organization can Ph 3230965 appear in this listing eaCh Clerk Cashier Sales person, cx- Sanford's newest I finest and Adult-Family GENEVA GARDEN! Mobile Home Park. Come out and Inspect Luxury the Model Homes on display pay Many fringe benefits ir. way to inform fne pubiic of your club activities. cludlng holidays, health & ac dderst Insurance, vacation pay. ________________________ and profit sharing Call Gregory '_. ____________________________ _____________________________ Pb Sanford (305) 3234110 LOV&Lti'"7 4, r. .--'! FLEET RESERVE ASSN. Mqr ' "Malt" Mattliow Business Meeting 2nd Monday- ?CLX) Club HourS-- 3pm r Ic5,d ',','etI I Binoolhursdai?000 4 _____ h i 'Jr1ip1tLP,t !L'9' 'x' Sandlewood __ HOMES I -'-- r' -. -' • --V.. - -',.--' . .-_- club or organization Id like to be included In listing call: . -.---' .- - _,._.._._.________.*.. - . ..%.• . - Dishwasher.Disposal . tIothes Washer-Dryer r - I Bii'IrI;n R'' aItCJ1I lId U I.3IlIg A - -.. !" i'!' * . .. . Heted Pool - . .-- .-,- $9995 Frontier, S0'*lO', 2 BR $2650 .____, ' . . . . . 6437333 -.. - ' .,-.--.---, .-•--. GM 'ill JFIJFIFIII'IFIIF BRAKES ....,.,,_.L...... .. k -. .. TUNE IN ON OUR lOT PARADE $LRY)CE $LL!CT)00 •.. -..4 ',e •. - --, _..p. . ,e.•-p -., s-., . a. enuine GM Brakes ?ature crownground rum brake linings for moother breakin eriod. Disc brake pad yen have a sensor thl sounds off" when pat eed replacing. s. ,. -. - '_'_, -.4 0 .4 '. •0. t.4 ,.p,,,p.* V i.e'-', •-* % i,.--i IULILIT *ai mn riuui rtw , e.s.x's', 04 ems., , .,... i 1 •, * 113' • a DiSC BRAKES 0.• ,___. ONL' includes re plaCement of disc pads only ,., ..-- IPrice UJU tIlL $ uiic-ur 'LUIU. dii I£ -. . , , i .I.,, "Pete" Thomas _________________________________ , I .,, .'x 1 •_..,,_ 4 l., '285 'i-' 'i f. ndlcot' ,.,. (__, ,._.. C_i. •ii DNTIA CuIc? Manatee, 65'xI2', 3 FIr sy Orlando Clipper 17' In h t,ownidec. Mercury 115 PIP. I tI 1974, full canvas. speedometer, II gal Ii certified tilt trailer Sacril 17.995 373 4193 ____________________________ POBSON MARINE 2'97lHwy 1797 372-5961 Used ciff Ice furnitiirt '.00d or steel desks (executive C 6 thlir5, secretarial desks chairs. straight chairs. fil cabinets, as Is. Cash and Cci PIOLL'S Casselberr'y, 17 97, *30 4706 i. 322.0231, 425.2363 JACK PROSSER FORD 786 SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE 15: PHONE 322-1481 Y,urld Famous Buck kn','i's. .1 Schracic Walden, John Prim knive's GardenLand, 1 W St., 3736630. me till your garden spot. n' vacant lots. FloydFreer,322$3 91 17 1 Colonial Dr • Corner of 5.0 & 134, 773 6460. Orlando - cell ii; %t'y store it anti ton get 1 .1 ,',ilh (l,',',f, .1 7611 , Home Moving mnplete set up. licensed, insured 'Ii s.avc iroutnoneyCallOrlando, ,j ,i irr exiiryiaie ' '' 42-b1Ie Homes wSky:0e double swide, Payments fit than $123 mo, CRFGORY M081,.E HOMES 43 Lots-Acreage ____________________________ tutiful S acres, paved road, tree's. lear flowing stream, horse's 0 K erry Realty. REALTOR, 621 7)) , S to S - EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY AirCondiliuning _!!,Qme_lmprovemen-tj" Matson Germanetti Painting, RemooeIn LIcensed, Bonded $31 3605 traI Ilr,it & Ar Conditioning or free estimates, call Carl Iarrit. at SEARS in Sanford 372 771. _______________________ 'tneed!"ServeausefuIpurpote 'ti', when you tx'il t?,c'm c'th 101tified Ad from the Herald, all us today' Don't delay! Just al 372 261) or III 999) To place j Our low cost W,jnt ___________________________ Beauty PLANNING A GARAGE SALE? DON'T FORGET TO AD IT VERT 1SF IN THE CLASSIF lED ADS 372 261) Care BUDDY'S HOMEIMPROVEMENT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS 327133$. _____________________________ To'i'.LR'SIICAIuTYSALOtI rmerly Harrietis Beauty P400k) PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW Call 3222611 or 131 9993. like pennies from heaven when ou sell "Don't Needs" w.th 6 nt ,icl Coffee lift statIcs', and force main ir'stltla ton, concrete foundjl,on work Ior signs, equipment, pumps, etc Underground or above grounc" 5toOge tanks, Dewatering, cx cavation, drive way culvert pipe's arid head walls, retaining walls Keith P. Smith Construction Inc ts 'tr c,, 'i Service kE ilOO.. TO ST,iWI YOUR INTER ITEMS SELL DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A 'ANT Al) Phone 372 7611 or J31 '71 ard a tr ',vJ Ad 'v Ii 'iv r'_' LawnCaie -- Oil's Lawn Sen ce .'.c'v,inq. Edging Free Estimates 373.155) Unwanted items hauled free Junk (6a pick op load, yard trash $4 a load 3-62 6306 Thinking about that summer y(tln Get a better car through Carpentry, Remooelng Additions, !h classified aes fl icvJa - y's paper Custom Work. Licensed, Bonded Free estimate 37) 603$ Roofing Let NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 601CeleryAve-Santord _____________________ Mon..Frl. BUSINESS DIRECTORY - Living Mobile Housing Mobile GMCI, INC. 1971 Seabreeze 1$' excellent for fisherman, salt or fresh watei HP Johnson. walk around cc controls, electric start, lilt tra Must see to appreciate, must 11.600. 377 6515. After S weekd 62-La wn.Garden _______________________ $12,750 _______________ &IiI.at Ecu: ,. , _,'- ALW1ALffil IR$AMLAlR.., - p...i ut 13 Orlando Dr. (17.9: ______________________ Sat'S od 323 -________________________ They're Hot! * iiw' SAYEU?TO%OIPAI1S D(JR NQ MAY w'id JUNE IPMTSALABo,,, Pire Knoll, 60x21', 3 OW. -' REALTORS ' .Y T' tø., 60-Office Supplies $5495 ,s,v dew house, Inc rural area, No down payment, monthly payments I th*s reeS?. Government sbeidized to guallfied buyers Call to see if ,u qv.i;Iyl - - Delmor, 11'x71', 2 OW 7(42 '1Get 'Em While * * 3YlarMortgaes-lpcf.dewn. or Conventional Mor1ages * 12 Bedroom C!..ASS!!ED --.- * * THE HERALD HOMES OF DIST1NCTION Ctose to everything yet away from it alit arLarge wooded lots. Strut lights Paved streets Eewers •Sldowalks '. * $8595 my others to cxo'.e from Sa' dolIar. koch Arbor, 4 BR, 2 bath? f,37,5. See your broker or Call owner, at 377 '7511 a in Cwti £ flange"neIr$geraLor * our - Regent, 63*12'. 3 BR. $1695 * W/W Shag Carpet f.'r ..-.--.-- 3236313 : D is ,,,,,C.. .,, Special or you. Ird Sale May 1)1S.OldGeneva $8995 Concord, 6O'x17' 7 BR Forrest Greene, Inc. BingoEveryTues.Nighl Early ft:rd:t7:)0 , ..,•..., $ ervice 55-Boats&Accessori ________________________ $3995 cAp4rOp() - I ttxjronmi. I' baths, ht & air, tcned back yard Will dicker or swap $71,500. WE TAKE TRADES i FreeCardWiththisAd MeetIngs I%t'L 3rd Thursday NorriS, U'xl?'. 2 BR $17,995 11.500 Down take over mortgage $15,100. Corner lot, 7 bedroom3, Fta. room. 323 734.4 after S ', , ALL HOMES REDUCED 1100's of After Hrs.)22 lIlloc 373 3737900 - l00ConcordDr (asseiber, I ii SALE .C,Criir. 65*12', 3 BR JOHNNY WALKFR REALESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR asa fl. •.L ZS I Norrit. 61'x71'. 3 BR 322-6457 Vii! £pI#'J SPECIAL Payments tots than rent. Buyers from 1$ thru retiremenl. Must qualify-Excellent investment. tour qut.5tin5 can be answered. Contact us ____ ____ no ,.a saies Move Into A New Home For 5120 Established Residential Are ________ ,tr ____________ Peg Real Estate Broker 110F. 2SthSt. 3726653 Moving? Wh - w.r,J aIYI UWNLt( • HART'S RADIO SERVICE E. 19th St., 373-7947. Home 6 A uto Radios. Tape players screened porch on private 1',. acre fenced lot, access to river, $77,000 will negotiate, 7043132377. TAFFER REALTY _______ "" -- - ___________ Lady with fliCe 3 bedroom home desires ?e&iiable woman to share expenses Private bedroom and bath 3731066 ___________ - .w, SI i. 53N- Radio-Stereo Peg Real Estate Broker 7439 S. Myrtle Ave , Santord Phone 371 0,503 372 774* 323-8670 7.92, Sanford •l -. 711 P4. Oak, Sanford 3?? 7llIday,3730115eve. ASSQ(IATE IIROK,LP Will REALTY Furnished or Unfurnished - ti.,• 52-Appnces - 1970VW C ..e...ii.., r..,.-,,4:.L.,... some below dealer cost, first me first choice! Plus Fla.'s nest Used Cars, Dick Blaird atsun of a Gun, Fern Park's argot? dealer, '75 Datsuns 'riving daily. Ph. 131.13)1, Open Camper trailer I)' Sen'ti self con tamed, sleeps 4 Firtt 5100 take's. 3306 S Polmway Also 67 Dodge a , 1 Singer Zig Zag With cabinet. ash price of 561 or $ payments of 8.50 Golden Touch 'n Sew, $75: See At ANFORD SEWING CENTER 'Vt Fxx 1.1 i..i.., %S,% I at After 5 30 377 7150 Datsun.Subaru Sale SSUME PAYMENtS PIPIECREST HOME- Beautifully reconditioned. 3 bedroom, I'2 bath home with lam rm. Corner Id, large rooms. Owner will handle mortgage with down payment. UNBELIEVABLE Rut true a V, bedroom home, completely furnished with fireplace, separate dining room, ,4,-ctrli kitchen, fenced yard. and many other extras Only 110.900. 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. , - 3 bedroom, 1', bath on corner lot $6495 Pay 1st, Months Rent - lchen-Bathroom Cabinets, counter tops, Sinks Installation, svaltable Bud Cabell, 322 8052 in y time 1971 Terry travel trailer 23' Air, teif contained, like new. $2,995. 37) 0154; 37) 6632 itb portable OW TV, $45; Single eds, 1 to choose (ron, $25. Walnut rop leaf table, $45; China iblnefs, 3 to choose from, $325; )okcase secretary. $143. Bassett rester. $65. KuIp Decorators, 409 t. 1st St. 377 2335. Broker, 107W. Commercial Sanford 377-7131 ...,4 ,-..'__ fr. Goodwrenc 75-Recreational Vehicles must sell almost new Fla. oom suite, couch, 2 chairs, 2 shies, lamps and bookcase, $710. yr. old 10" radial arm saw with sble and high speed chuck for outer and sander, extra blades. 173. Refrigerator with cross top reeler 15 cu. ft., $75 377 5107 alter JOHN KRIDEP. ASSOC. .,•. %.._._._ 1974 Ventura 11.000 miles Standard, Reasonable 53.4 7776 - Fairlane, 1 door, stan dard. excellent condition, $790. 7737771 IICKEN MANURE, Approx. 70 ox, a week Will load, you haul )steen Area, 373 6*11 Goods Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage u...r u' ru elm), ifl5, central beat and air, family room Only 532.500 and _ -- I', Yr old, 3 Bdrm w w carpet, central H&A. By Owner. 575,900, 323 7716 322.2090- NO SECURITY DEPOSIT ______________ Art Picansci Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 3221991 1919$. French 377-7371. 3fl-1196, 372 193-4 377 1959. 372 116.1 Rentals Pros IN ALL PRICE RANGES 117W 1st St 3?? 5411 CaliBart Real Estate ____________________ 17.195 to 11.190 Phone Mr Richards collect. 3149973300 or write' in(luding -bone P.O Box 23735, SI Louis, MO, 6.3137 \ BALL REALTY Choice Listings Crescent, 70'x12', 3 SR fantastic Incom't iS high depen ,anels Complete hardware 372 1672. - 943 1',Ml E.ofl1,Hwy6 oH. 3739719 JOHN SAULS AGENCY Stemper Realty A touch of nature, large lot tree studded and room for a pool. Large 2 bedoom home pIus family room. near Mt. Plymouth Golf Course. 575.900. anne ...i.. STAN'S AUCTION LAKE MARY. 2 new homes ready to show Low in price, high in quality. Plenty shade Con veniently located u"Jr "BE YOUR OWN 1055" Part or Full Time Income We have a simple formula for success. The product 5 Out standing Customer acceptance is .. 76(545 Hwy 171: REALTOR 373 5771 COUNTRY LIVING 9' 24-Business Opportunities ding upon your loaded with extras RENTALS 1, 7, 3 Bedrooms, Aomes and apartments for $60. $90, 51)0, $143, $163 up to deluxe at $315, Available Plow I Why pay rent t Move tn nowt 7 bedroom home, wIl accept trade. Sanford, Fin. INto i305) 834-U$$ - fly.. P_In 196$ Lincoln Continental mint ondln, 90 xt ott original price Air, PS, PB, Radio, climate control, power seats and windows, trunk release. Recently inspected. new mufflers. Gleaming diamond I,... •.. We buy one piece or full house. Antiques, estates Consignments welcome COLOR TV, $11.93 MONTH. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN. Aobile home for sale Assume 6.44.1006 payments, central heat and air. _____________________________ 1505 W. 25th St. miles as w AUCTION Every Saturday Night, 7:30 P.M. floe'#.4 , BROKERS AGE COVE itd,, 427, 2,1 ---- BINGO Every Mon & E x'Iy Bird all ISP M Regular at lISP P,t MAYFAIR- NOW ONLY $39,500. I big bedrooms, 7 baths, large family room, extra nice neigh bortsood A better bui' FROM " - Harold Hall Realty ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. $ 1 3500 PROFESSIONAL ORDERLY. I will dohome&hospital patient care, 73 or 11-1. Wi'Ite P.O. Box 454, Spring Is "Move outSide time" Gel patio and lawn furniture at a good price Read the Classified Ads - By Ownc-r Lovely 3 bedrooms, I y-ar old, larcje family room with fireplace, very large loS almost 1 acre. idyllwile Section 373946$. 41 - Diamond Ring, 11 dIamonds totating I c'ir,st ApprdiSed at Si5.Q, selling 5350 Stereo console, tape deck, AMFM radio, Med style cabinets. 5350. 373 3533, 1970 Datsun, I door sedan Radio. I speed, exceptionally clean $1,550 as,. 377 7Th 1970 Roadrunner 313, I speed $1,000. 373 4)15 Hwy 46. WeSt, Sanford 373 5620 IF Patio TOWNHOUSES _________ 'ford MEETINGS S P.M - lno and 4th Thurjay Eath Month CITY- $77,500 3 bedrooms, 11 baths, large lot, fruit trees, quiet area. 2 BEDROOM 21-SituationsWanted LEGION _______________________ South of Sanford "SAPiFORtyS SALES LEADER" AIR- 519.900 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, ideal for small family. STUDIO 1.23 AME RICAN Hwy 17971 Mile Realty. BEDROOM SUITES Lumber, 3720500 P()STS3 wiistium Apaiimonts perienced or Inexperienced Good week? ThIs is an ide8l in Sunday's Herald, on Page 2-A, there appeared a story and accompanying rdating to the Zale p Corporation and its president, Donald Zale. We regret that the namelines IdentIfying Zale and Bill E3oatner, manager of the local Z.ale's Jewelry Store, were transposed. Chsrm galore 5150 Down, 3 bedrooms, central air, trees. shrubS, fenced New a'pct. $18,150. 360 month mortgage. interest plus $111 $6 principle taxes and insurance and prepaids. 9'. oct annual oercentaae rate. Top dollar return on consignmenl at 196? Plymouth. clean, runs good, new radial tires. 32) 4472 25 pct & 15 pct We also buy full hOuses, estates, etc OpenDaityl0a mn 5pm Corn m's Feed 323 4733 'In ?64) - 1 2571 Park Dr 3722111 REALTOR AFTER HRS. 3779711 3220645 327.3991 STOP AND THINK A MINUTE, CIasslfle Ads didn't wor there wouldn't be Ony Best lot selection now available in Broker Your MLS Agency ____________________________ _______ Real Estate 134 1110 atier S. Friday Nights, 7:30 -, Furnished frame cottage, south DeBary, ia-ge Shady lawn. idei for family $100 mo plus securIt 615147 _____ AI . Auction Dell's Auction Service MOSSIE C, BATEMAN 322-2420 Anytime 2 Bedroom, fenced yard $175mo Aduitspteferred 32) 5*54 or 322 6620 ______ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE W. Garnett White ________ ________ Au,ir, ii A'Vif,,,A. Debary Flea Market Imilesnt)rthon 1192 Table Rentals $1 00 1S0'x175, PLUS 7 apartments, (Income $170 monthly) All for $34,950 - , So. Kelvinator Air Conditioner ____ Experienced Farm Equipment Mechanic Experienced Luncheon Waitress Wanted week for oniy $3 per - POOL S18,900 Living room, kitchen, bath, air Lovely furnIshed guest hous conditionIng, no pets Security weekly or monthly, availab deposit. $115 Month 37? 7411 through November. Adults onl No pets $165 mo. plus utilities, security 377 7711. -. Lawn Mowers We 'Sell The' Best I BR, 2 bath, 2 car garage, corner, CASH BUYERS ARE WAITING TO READ YOUR CLASSIFIED AC EffIcIency apartment and I Lake Mary, 2 bedroom lurnishi t-use Near SiC Adults, no pet bedroom unfurnished apartment 1110 3273930 near town 373 7517 ___________________________ '3 Work your own hours. Earn extra income as an AVON Repre'en tative Call 644 3079 DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS Correction IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND COUNTY, SEMINOLE FOR Le901 Notice FLORIDA CASE NO. 7S13)-CA.04G FICTITIOUS NAME NOtiCe is hnrrhy c2iv.n that I am DIVISION 0 enoaqed In hutneS at 547 Queens In re the Marriage of Mirror CirrIe, Casselberry U7I1?. TAWANA J PAHULES. Pel,tioner, Seminole County. Florida under the fictitious name of CLEAN RITE and MICHAEL 1) PAHULES, CARPET CLEANING. and that I Respondent in$endtoreolsterssidn.amew:ththe Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole NOTICE OF ACTION THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO County. Florida in accordance with the provisIons of the Fictitious MICHAEL 0 PAHLJL(S Name Statutr. ToWl: Section ES. 763012672 M50 Florida Statutes 1957. Company C. 2nd BattalIon 5 - Drusie E Myr% Publish- My 6. 13, 20. 77, 1975 10th SpecIal DIN SO Forces Group Ft. Devons. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE MastPuSrttS 01133 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. that IAWAI'IA I PAHULES has CUlT FOR FLORIDA IN AND FOR lili-d Petition nthi (trot Court of SEMINOLE COUNTY Seminole loun.y, Flunida, for PROBATE DIVISION DwtutionofMarriage.andyouare PROBATE NO. 14•ItI.CP required to serve a copy of your In ro: (state of THOMAS WILLIAMS writtt'fl oe-fenses. it any, on KEN deceased N(TI1 W MCIP4IOSH, of STEN NOTICE TOCREDITOR STROM. DAVIS & McINTOSH. All creditors Of the estate of Attorneys for Petitioner, *,se TP4OMM WI!. I IAMS, drce,iect, are Pn'.t Office Box I)Y3 a1dre' t'eftty r.titIed and required to tile Sanford. I l'wida, 37171. arid tIC tti any rIcIms or drmand which they orIginal with the Clerk of the above 3tyld Court on or before June 10, may havt' against said estate In the 1975. othf wise a default and Office vs Clerk of Circuit Court of ultimate ludqrrent will be entered Seminole County, Florida, ?n the agaInst you for the relief demanded courthouse a? Sanford. Florida, within four calendar monfh from ifl the Petition WITNESS my hand and olficial the date of the fIrst publication of if this notIce Each claim or demand s.al of said Ccs,rt on the 31's,., j WTItItt3 N'U .IIL,tt i9te r'I ftt U t.'rll. A 0. 1)75. theplaceolresidenceandpo,toflic. (.it.l) addre'ssof the claimant and must b Arthur H ISf'(k*ith, Jr sworn to y the Claimant, his agent. CterP nt Circuit Court or his attorney, or it will become Seminole County. Florida Void accordIng to law. By' Lillian T. Jenkins April lh, 1975. Deputy Clerk VirniCe W. Deaose STENSTRflM, DAVIS As Administratrix & McINTOSH WIL., JAM I COLUERT, ESQ Post Off ice nt 1130 of STENSTROM, DAVIS & Flagship Bank McINTOSH Suite 77 .'. - ____________________________ CASSELBERRY 3ftedroomblockhouse KItchen equipped $150 Month 372 4670 3 Room furnished apt. Bedroom it air conditioned $100 Mo III E 377 1215 or 322 5754. . A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRIP4 T THAT'S A CLASSIFIED AD! us ltwasn'tuntlltheyreceiveda wire from the mother of a friend In Cuba at the end of Junel972thatthey learned the two men were alive and In pits- Need experienced bank teller Call 7276711. ext 36 or See personnel mgr, at AtlantIc National Bank of Sanford. - , - - 0 A Pi,ebl'C Svyce cf This Pfeesp.p.r I Tn. Cicel fli$ 7 Bedroom Duplex and Trailer fo.' rent Lowrent. 373-1774 Pdice)bedroom house near dow 3 Rooms, clean, newly painted town $125 month. $73 Securll all utlli.iesfurnished 319 5562 after S p m. 377 776.4 ______ 3 Room apt. Compietly remodetci I Bedroom, 1', bath, new carp garage, cose to schools 373 O and newly furnished EXTRA NICE. 711W First St 3 Bedrooms, 2 bathe, water fror WELAKA APARTMENTS Adults only, no pets $700 mo.. 3 111w Itt St 4359. - Earn 5.1 to $5 an hour around your schedule for appointment call $30 9909 Persons Interested In $100 or more weekly working full or part time - - 7 Bedroom furniShed apartment. air, wall wall carpet $125 Month, $5OmaqedepoSit 703 E 21st St ' can ride cheaper fftj1 ofle 32-Houses Unfurnished ________ '"" Duplex Furnished Adult, No Pets. Aflerlpm ,3n ' Amerk& ___ Prison SchooleraisosaysCubanoffidais made no attempt to Lrainwash him or deluge him with propaganda. He said the Islands newspapers and broadcast stations were filled with propaganda, but they paid lull.? attention after awhile. While in prison he was fed mostly boiled noodles, boiled corn meal gruel and plain rice. Schooler, , said he and a companion, James Evans, 25, a former Wilton resident now liv. ing in New Hampshire, were sailing In the Caribbean sea in a 35-foot sailboat named the "Wind Bairn" studying the pos- - n Make your Budget go furlt,er, shop the Classifind Ad -..-., ,'r,.. ,i.. - - 5APIFORDAUCT,UN,)fl 7341) 119.150. Acri Realty. REALTOR. 373 7750 Peg. 1 BPS 2 full baths, family room & den, plenty stor.iqe, large tot 575.00.. 377 40-47 I or 7 bedroom duplex apartment. Furnished or unfurnithcl 6(1 swimming pool. 1770 S Omlancfc Or, 323 7920 _____________ - Larry Saxon, Realtor Duplex, large 2 bedroom, kitche equipped, air, washer, quit neighborhood In Geneva, $150 mc 349 5517. Deflary, Adults. Lovely lá'ge 1 bedroom air, ideal fox' retired persons 66$ 61(6, 322 (051 _________ ..... - cvCS 1 ' VICTORIAN MANSION t:cJT.. .Ctull, remodeled, 13 Bedrooms. 4' balhs.clrefre,alurninum siding, I fireplaces, Convenient Sanford location. Huge rooms. Un believable only $33,900. Shown by appoIntment 373 9410 .. Nice I bedroom unturnished apt, air carpeted. adults only. No pets' & week ends 598 50 3?? 7796 AVALON Ai'AMTP,EpdT5 ADULTS, NO PETS 11SW.7ndSt PlO ltd NO CREDIT CHECK TEPEST NO RED TAPE Service The Rest. Western Au 301 W. 1st SI, Lake Mary, 263 4th St. 2 bedroom duplex with central heat and air carpets, drapes, and full equipped kitchen Only $150 Mc Call 643 0117 Days or 64.5-357 Eves Smallapariment clean and reasonable. 377 1394 ?.otorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 1233166 PAYTON REALTY - rxrw, C.,I LI Alter 6,322.751* 3 bedroom, refurbished home, shaded lot. See it at $15,500. Peg, Real Estate Broker tiiI -- - 173 5354; 322 6620 ___________________________ You can OVER 60 NICE CLEAN CARS TO CHOOSE FROM, EASY TERMS L)RIENTAL RUGS WANTED prices pald. used, any condition. 614 $174, Winter Park rused furniture, appliances. I - 7 Bedrooms, adults preferred, i ',;.t. DAVE 5' 373-9370 l'wô' poot fable with racks, baIts a 31A-Ouplexes -- Forest Lake Elementary FAucatlonal Center, Forest City, recently presented check for $508.65, to the Zoo Fund. Principal Robert Skeggs, left, looks on Robbin MeMlIlan, center, presents check to Jack Ilanna, Zoo Director. Robbin was instrumental In raising $81.06 for the Zoo. (Herald Photo by Elda Niehols (ub a n s R e I e a s e ', ;enni, exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave We Buy Furniture 13.4733 ________________________________ abovenamednaturaldefendantsnot "00', flIed to buy used office furniture. Lily Quantity. PIOLL'S Catselterry, Hwy. 1792. 1301204. no gallon Oil Drum with 60 gaIl 3 Minutes from Town )-Autos for Sale 1&-Auto Parts . Kerosene.5.43CaB 372 7960 40-Condominiums - Tuesday, May 13,1915-hA ton truck, I sp. with Pelds Garage Auto Air ('en- '63 Crevy camper equipped, new sticker ditlox,er and general auto repairs, Also used tires (truck and cars) 10$ Maflie St 323 I t"i'it' Aa.,.i. MAITLAPID FLEA MART 1941 Hwy 1797 Open Sat. 8 Sun. 13$ 7920 RURAL BUNGALOW Shaded lot, space for garden, 2 bedrooms, on paved road. $17,500. 3271301.7340 Hiawatha Ave. 3 room apartment for I or couple Air, water turnsh..1 rxl.,.n,.. --........ --required. $100-Mo. $25 deposit. 372 ____ -.-------------..--.- - IN YOUR FAMILV' AL ANON For families or friends of problem drinkers For further information call 113.4387 orwrite Sanford Al Anon Family Group P.O. Box 553, Sanford, Fla 32771. £ ___ 4-Personals ._____________________________ ClII°II ARE YOU TROUBLEDI Free, ox. vs "HOtlifle". Adults or Teen; _________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 71-$91.CA.13D TRAVIS K. BURCH and HELEN R. BURCH, his wile, PIaintiff. v. HARRY COHEN and HELEN COHEN a k a HELEN BARKER ANDERSON his wife. WILLIAM JEPDlP BOATRIGHT AND DOROTHY EST ILL BOATRIGHT. PEARL. MOCK a I a PEARL MOCK ALLEN and WILLIAM H. ALLEN, her husband; ERNEST B. MOCK, JOHNNIE C. MOCK and LINDA M. MOCK, hiS wife; SHIPLEY HARVEY a-k SHIP 1EV ROUSE, and any and all persons having or claiming any Interest In the herein described property located in Seminole County. Florida. DefendOnts. NOTICE OF SUIT TOQUIET TITLE In the Narre of the State o Florida: To the Defendants: HarryCohenandHelenCohenak a Helen Barker Anderson. hiS wife; William ,Jerdin Iloatright and Dorothy Est ill Boatright; Pearl P,Søcb a ha Pearl Mock Allen and William H. Allen. her hutband Ernest B Mock. Sr . and Johnnie C P•.a)'k AM '1,tr,t. M Mo,.¼. t'5 Wite, Shirley Harvey ak a Shirley Rouse. Andto. All Unknown Spouses of said above named natural defendants Andto:AIlPan1iesclaimi.g'nterest through, under or against the Home on lake, lovely living room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths. $77,500 Offices or Small Store Buildings 2 Payton Realty 31-Apartments Fi'rnished Seedb.d eQuipment for over t (300' * 1'). Includes cloth co "A" frames, Stakes, end Pc wire, clothespins, all in ç condItion Contact E. P. Bri W.M.E. Farms, OvicJo, Fla, 345 6431 Day, 305 363 6SII Alte 110. One & Two Bedroom aparlment hous FRANKLIPIARMSApTS 1120 FlorIda Ave 3736650 FiidQy e Cd Sanford Showplace-- Now leasing, spacIous 1 & 2 bedroom, eat in kitchens, plenty clos,cls, private residential From siso. 2015 (!Santord Ave 1305327, 3720346. - - ______ ___ LegalNotice . ________________ -- ______ \\ SCHOOL DONATES . Y. '..AME niven Ihal I am rngøgcu it, . -,1S at à,u LOfainC Divt, Altamonte Springs 32701. Seminole County. Florida under the ficlitioul name I RAINBOW LANDSCAPING, and that I intend to registersaidnamewitntheClerb of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. Florida In accordance wIm the prOvisiOfn of the Fi1itiu Name Statutes, To Wit: Section $6509 Florida Statutes 1957 5: James C Magafa Publish: May 6. 13. 20, 27. 1975 DEN 5$ .. Garage apartment. unfurnedCn equipped. afr Close I EveningHerald,Sanford,Fl. JIM DANDY JAll-FEED ''Ru.. fllreet rr,.,.-. By owner, like new. 2 Bedrooms, Fla. room, detached garage, fenced yard. $19,000 3776399 or S WEKIVA RIVER S It mobile home village, under Shady oaks on the scenic eSIva Modern clean interiors, om$110 SMi. W ot Sanford. 372 W - I _______________ __________________ - c'. ' hiv spotleSs opts a mono budç ho loves people, stretching rent. Also unfurn. BAMBOO COVE GARDEN AP )0O E. Airpnrt Blvd. 373 1310 _______________________________________________________ _________________ U.S." ___________________________ -.. . ... - . House. _________________________ - Doy Noon The 7 bdrm. unfurn apt from U$I;S " mo Call W3456 or Orlando ______ e, You Know?* -. WIl.TON,Conn. tAP; - Hon. aid Schooler Jr. of Wilton, I.m. prisoned in Cuba for three years after his small boat ran aground, says "It wasn't a plcnic" but he was not mistreated and was given enough food to live, Schooler, who was released last Wednesday, said there was no physical torture. "The only thing was that there was no contact with the outside world. It was maybe a year before 1 got my first letter from the (.j..,. ___________________ _____________________ -. . . . recent opinion, it means the bill is back at its old deadlocked position of a 3-1 vote. That means passage in the House is doubtful since local bills aren't considered unless they have the full support of that delegation. The controversial proposal split the delegation, with Fechtel going up against State Rep. Bob Hattaway, DAlt.amonte Springs, who picked up the Commission proposal and turned it into a bill. Hatt.away has vowed to take the biI through the House with or without Fechtel's support, but other legislators say they doubt this could be done, And both Vogt and fellow Senator Lorl Wilson, I-Merritt Island, have vowed not to Introduce the measure to the Senate until It has passed the known to be dead or alive And to All Parties having or claiming to have any right. title or interest in and to the fouowinq described property, situate in rr$c Cc.o'. Florida. to wit ThC SOuth 691 feet of the NW of thetfE 'aol Section7S. lownShip7l SouTh. Range 20 East. Seminole Ccxjrit, Flc'rida. 115S AND EX CEPT the East 76.4 feet of the North I6SfeetQftheSOtjthagSfeetthOft'of; and LESS AND EXCEPT the North 1$ SfeetOftPeEast360fretfhereot; Nld LESS AND EXCEPT the West ' of the South 330 I,t thereof You, and each of you. are notified a Suit tO quit.? title tq thi' otor desrbed prop.'rtv haS t4'efl filed pw ji4 vuq.i •Ir ii,seiv required to serve a copy of your $n$w*f to the Complaint on the Plaintiffs' itfOmney, Jerry H. Jet fry. ESuirc, of Nichols ITaticti. PA., Suite 1110. The Hartford BuIlding, 200 East Rc.b.nsoo Street, 'ittôndn, FS'1mI't 379lt,,ind file the (WMjlnaI In the Office Of Mv Clerk Of ttw' Cfrutt Court. Seminole County. on or before Junu 6. 1975; otherwise the allegations of said Complaint will b* takSfl as confessed. TSnofkelhaIlbepAiiihedonce each week for four (II CGftse(UtIVe we$i In the Evtnig Herald Oateo this 7od daj of Mar. 1975 (COURT SEAL' Arthur H Beckwlth, Jr Clerk of the CirCi,t Court ., line (S2.00MlNIMUlY11_flMflU1 3 Lines Minimum SundQy- Noon ______ __________ LegalNotice FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE Notice is hereby given that I am NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that csaageø In busir*ss at P.O. Box 1. by virtue of that certain Wr.t of Fern Park 377. Seminole County. Execution Issued Out of and under Flofldaurioerlhetictitiousnameot me seal of the COunty court of TEN AISOC$ATEt*.d tt%f I in Or.ngeCoun$y.Ftorida,upona final tend to register laid name with the judgment rendered in me aforesa.d ClerkoltheCircuit Court. Seminole cOurt on the 11th day c January, County. Florida in accorlance with AD. 1975. in that certain case en the provisJms Of the Fictitious titled. Eagle Finance Compa-y. lame Statutes. To-Wit. Section PlaintIff. vs Nicholas .1 Enderle $6509 Florida Statutes 1957 and Karen Enderle. Defendant. 5: Gordon WiIliOmsOn *hiCh aforesaid Writ of Execution Publith April 72. 79. May 6. 13. 1975 was delivered to me as Shiff Of DEM136_-____________ Semiriolt' County, Florida. and I have levied upon the following FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby uivrn that I am dEScribed Oroperty Owned by . . DEADLINES ________________ with the bill becauc of Shevin's f or assault and malicious disfigurement. As sad and despairing as Jim Martin's story is, the saddest part Is that It Is so cornnionplace. Any cop in any city lnthecountrycanrecaliasbad, or worse. America, 1975, i-s a country drowning in its own blood. LegalNotice 'p - Commission Chairman Sid Vihhm Jr., says he will be there. if there another itiecting, I definitely will attend to represent ur position. Iplan on seeing the issue through," he said. If Fechtel refuses to go along . 24ca - 5:30 P.M. * Did lo° Magnolia Ave. Sanford I : 1thruSrnU V1UMI inui rrsiwsr SATURDAY 9.Noon lawmakers can leave the bill as .\ is and run the risk of a lawsuit, or the bill can be amended a second time. Vogt says the amendment would have the "clerk just 4 maintaining the judicial duties." The delegation last week flung the question back to thevoters.Byaunanimous vote - the bill was amended and passed - with the stipulation . . -minole County voters make the Final decision lit a referendum held during next years presidential primary. mnorng, Vogt said it wouldn't be necessary for ________________ county officials to attend the ' RATES H OURS 1:00 Location. ReaSonIble Rent. Ph. Owner MAY 41-Houses ________ DUV1 tX- FurnrUnfurtij, 83li ' 322-2611 partmefls Furnish - OrlQndo - rtintet rQfr Seminole -- L.JI Au I icert roof ri'oars Flat ro.ofsor shingle work, guaranteed 113 6700 Pest Control - ART BROWN PEST CONTROL 7567 Park Drive Pet are PET RIST itt Boardnq & Groornrg Ph 3721057 a Pressure Cleaniny _____ &-Equipment for Rer . - _- ' Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet hampooer for only 51 50 per day CARROLL'S FURNITURE ________________________________ ' '"a All type's lots & acerage cleared We have top soil, till dirt, clay, and shell available Please coIl night c's' day. 373 3913 House Plans. CuStom made to F HA SSBC spec Fast, economical. Call Victor 321 03,14 -____________________________ C&A Backhoe Service 5-pets.SijpoIies -= _ -_ --This is our 15th year ,it Animal Haven Grooming 8. Boarding Kennels. Thamss to you, our customers. 322 ____________________ A C Collie puppies. sable and hie F.,es checked, health guaranlerd 32) 6700 -_ -_ --------- ----'--------- £7_I ivnciiv-'Ie.Prwiltrv HomeImprovements RESIDENTIAL REMODELING COMMERCIAL REMODELING NEW HOMES P'irwCornmerciai Industrial Desg Construction Financing Keith 4 SaiiIh Construction Inc. :2-4;:; , 'xl I I llndclearinq Se'pti tanks, till d'rt ifriveways Alt kindt Ct nq.jnq 372 9117, 831 1191 SLIM BUDGETS ARE ROISTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD Cot UMPIS Well Drilling _____________________________ Lawn Care i Southern I A&A CLI,,NS ALL Exterior pressurt' cleaning 373 0863 Lawn Service Mowing. Edning & Trimming .•--.-..-...., ..... -u...,' - - ,x WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All type's and sios We repair and STI?4C MACHiNE 6 SU'PLY CO 707W 7r'dct ¶,e'rsv(e �- _-___ ---_._~ - I I- .-.------- - --= - -----.-- I A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, May 13, 1975 Juvenile 'Con' Game Under Probe SPORTS -W-8MMW--__M_ Oviedo Police, Federal Agents Nab Three In Drug Cas e5 10 IIy BOB LLOYD 1. Herald Staff Writer Three men were in county jail today on drug charges following arrests by Oviedo police and federal Drug Enforcement Administration agents. Federal agents with the central Florida task force based in Orlando arrested Hobby Dale Clark, 18, of 460 Eergreen Me, Longwood, on a Circuit Court charging two counts of delivery warrant County jail records Indicated that Included refrigerators, a that Morris also faces traffic freezer, washer and dryer, air charges in connection with the conditioner, saddles and tools. arrests on SR426 In Oviedo. A 1974 model Oldsmobile sedan Fire of undetermined origin parked under an attached yesterday destroyed a utility carport was heavily damaged room and garage at the home of by flames, deputies reported. Mr II. Fo wler,, Silver Lake LI rs. 1,1 11• r M Fow ow1er ler r. Road, south of Sanford Airport. vestigators she was inside the Six county fire department house when she heard "a police last night jailed Danny units answered the alarm and crackling noise" In the garage terome Morris, 18, of Harris co'itained the blaze to the and went out.'ude to find the st and Freddie Lee Hrod) building adjacent to the Fowler utility building in flames Ir A,,hn A-n hAlk ia ' ' estimated at $s,b0, including the frame building and contents CounciImen Sta e "' 9 U Ic - I =__ - / Ad'' i on .C' - -' . :.. .- ____ 1. 111 - _:y __ . ii , T,I , I I 1.1 it -- ,so - Aww"11I, - 1. b eoy$2.85 for use of the play In Zoning F'i*g ht - -__. I __~:." -.:. ~,~ / a* ll~ ' - - , -..I-- - - _______ ___ ~--- - 4 . - -- - _- I - - __ - I - - .IF-,, --,Lr- - - - . __ - i~' -. , __~_-, -~~',~ . - --M---Miq:qp~ iimi - ~ 4~_7__~,;___i:~~ 13gh-ugh-n or A-AA^n#hc 1;v4g%rc*i^n "It St1I)ed like a case of the flu," Trity Prep Coach Dennis Bluge said. "ney weren't in the best of health, but they had the spirit." Meanwhile, Pine Crest of Fort Lauderdale easily won the boys' and girls' tales at the Class 3A championships at Fort Myers. flue triumphs ended Jack Nelson's coaching stint at Pine Crest. Ile is becoming coach of the U.S. Women's Olympic swim team, Daytona Beach Seabreeze captured the Class 4A girls' crownandWinterparkwonthe4Abo).s'UUe. Virginia Allen of South Broward High School highlighted the 4A meet at Fort Lauderdale. She set a national high school .W record with a 24 09 in the 50-yard freestyle With Happy Deas sidelined, Cindy Curtis was Trinity Prep's lone representatie at state Curtis fell short of her best times in the preliminaries. She swam a 27.0 50 free (her best time is 26.4) and a 59.5 100 free (her best is 59.1). *'.%e could have bettered her times," Bluga said, "but she probably couldn't have placed much higher. This was kind of a big meet." Lyman's 400-yard freestyle relay team finL.hed 10th at the mccl ''he tear'i of Bob Brinker, Mike Dew, Randy Kimball and Dan hartman swam its hest time ever in the preliminaries 3:21.1. Dew flew to a 49.6 leg, In the consolation finals, the Greyhounds slumped to a 3:26.1. -71he kids couldn't really get psyched up for the consolation finals," Lyman Coach Lonny Chavez said. "There was no in. centive, because they knew they couldn't win anything." i Th e top six finshers in each event- th ose six swimming in the finals medals. There were no awards in the ;:rn i ` I I i - "*' i i delegates is composed of State Senator John Vogt, D.-Cocoa Three of Lyman's four swimmers on the relay team will return next year. Only Kimball is a senior. Lake Howell's linda Cattaneo, who finished fourth at state last year, captured ninth place this year with a 1:05.7 tI Bench and State Reps. Vince rectliell, R-I,eesburg, and bob Suit Over Utility Purchase Given Green Light Man Sentenced directing City Attorney Ken McIntosh to take the suit, If necessary, to the Supreme Covrt. "I consider the action harassment rather than sound governmental action," Vihlen said. "Casselberry has no jurisdiction, and the county Is eventually going to wk in court. The only thing it will accomplish is to make several attorneys rich," The bond validation Casselberry is seeking to block ... ;t i .., r,, 2 9 11 , ity ,-.- C ers 4 services provided on any joint ventures between the two governmental bodies. She won the district with a 1:06.3 clocking. If Cattaneo had been swimming in the 4A meet, her time would have been fifth. "ne 3A wreet is ahkay b tuuglier Uuu, Uie 4A." i,ake Howel.1 Coach Frank Werner said. "There area lot of private schools that aren't bigh enough for football to be their No. I sport. It's swimming. The Like Ho w ell girls 200-yard medley Ida) team of Cattaneo, Susan Nations, Teri Gibson and Laureen Garrutt swam a 2:12.2, which was short of its third-place time of 2: 10,2 at district. Garrett, the only healthy Silver freestyle time in the relay by one second. Debbie Dauphin and Bill Winningham of Lake Brantley finished 13th and 12th respectively in the 3A diving competition. Karleen Crowell swam her best time of the year In the IOD-yard freestyle (1:51.5) and finished 12th. lake Brantley's 200-yard boys'medley relay team of John Bringardner,I' red llosak, Bob Llirkenthll and Jay Johnson, and Brin,ardnt.r in the l0O-)aru ireestyie not make it out w the preliminaries. iji HOUSEWiVES MOTHERS .1 Me tro Loop . 2 To u psets Monday night singles and Bob Bray smashed knocked two teams from a a triple arxi single to pace *wl&V . " It .. 4 1, I0 . - -~ , '.... \ \.. ' I M, ---( I .147 _; . . _1 ,-. - , _- __-*~~ . - ! ... - `1 t ~ r 0 Outcasts edged Lake Monroe Monroe erupted for seven rum; Inn 14-13, durnping Famous in tlw-. fourth Recipe and Lake Monroe inn Eddie Jac kson was the big Into a deadlock for second %tlrk for the Outcasts with ft I I .: r , . . A - Coastline was struggling to double and ¶lngle, Ralph ____, _~~_ i I -~ -- M~ PA - - W1 *1dL- Z( - - . V ____ , ---W---"-V"W-r*& M .- --_I , , __ awl ___ __ ___ - pq - - . t It . " 74 -_ _---- %_ - N ~ --- . 7~_ --.-~4 -W., _. I . . . ;-- -_ - - - _~_--- . __ . Imill!"! -" . - - -' ' - - 7I - V Vr 1 - I 1 , 11111 -Jç-- h ____ ______ - ..4 - --&'.dam - - . -.- -'ji ' r __ ~kf . ;;..' i' .A ~ -j .o.. C ,II -__1 _.; ~ -.~ -- c - Terry May nings to come from behind and topple Famous Recipe. Eldridge out hit Seaboard II10. Famous Recipe out-hit Auto - R M;_. - * "No w1_4 -* k*:71 - W —E -_ The first girts'state track meet, wh.leh was held W weekend at iALke Brantley High School,, was many things. It was a national record for one girl, a badly-bruised hip Or an a hampionship for one team and wet feet for every body. But f thIs4 girl,it as a lollipop. by Tom Keyser) LOLLIPOP, TRACK MAKE CLASSY PAIR ~ . defeat Eldridge Standard 9-7. Tillman stroked two sing,les aMaboard Coastline now leads Jerome Davis added a triple. the six-team league with a IM Bob flood and Donny record. Lake Monroe Inn and Anderson led Lake Monroe Inn Famous Recipe are one game with a double and two singles back with records. each. Tommy Grace) slapped The Outcasts are 7-6, and three singles, and Danny I" Eldridge Standard and Auto and Ed Maisak added to Train are 2-11. singles apiece. Lake Monroe Inn and After scoring seven runs in Famous Recipe will battl for the first three inning.. surmal Wednesday at 745 Seaboard Coastline was scort -aboard Coastline less until a two-run outburst in and Lake Monroe Inn collide the sixth. nextMonday at 6:30 p.m. on the Eldridge Standard pecked final night of the first half, away at Seaboard's lead with Auto Train exploded for nine six runs in the final four in- '_ ~- "I M .. 1. ., single apiece Coastline to a one game lead The Outcasts scored one run with two first-half games to in the top of the sixth inning to play. ti e Lake Monr oe Inn 1l3, and Auto Train bumped off added another tall) in the . ;N Z . ._rl the Sanford Metro Softball and Bruce.NicKibbin added two League, and boosted Seaboard ,, - V. the flu. They won the war. because they made it to state, but lost the battle. They were not physically in top form. , - county sinee they are both say, is that the coun:y somehow governmental entities. always comes cut on top - with And councilman John Zacco the city footing the. bill for n4 i, P'.i f,,nl d th.. IJ h. IlO ILPJI C "expertise and know how" and thus will be capable of providing lower sewer and water rates for customers hooked up to the two systems. Casselberry officials for the past two years have tried to buy the plants. McIntosh said the authoriiatioi provides him with the go ahead to light the county in first Circuit Court, and if necessary then in the highest court in Florida -the Supreme Court. One county official ;ti;iikd 5i111 a fl)lt %%'otlid 1-1 -11 . , - - 4_1 ~Wwv__7_ - - ___k~-~- ~M - I i---;~_ - ___ __. "_~. %, - -~_ ~-== -q_ - __ -___ ~ ~=~. - -- - roves Resolution In - 74~ '.JsIl '111d 4 drained away peak performances. lld) Das of Trinity Prep, who qualified for state by winning the district lWyard butterfly with a Ume of 1:05.2. did a petition to annex the property Morris' action ended in a two- strom then moved to draft a area, under the agreement Seminole Paint and Body Shop, the southwest corner of the into the city on May 7, under a two tie and Mayor Moore voted new agreement with the two approved last night. for a six months extension for intersection of 24th Street and Wilson says the commission's 1973 arrangement tn provide against tabling the Issue, men. allowing them 180 days to Annexatinn rif the land th-c paving of ,*.I--' - a ieroue French Ave., to isl.liurliv t,vw find -Ir," wre to be rnadr knc;wr. it tuA Uuret tie-breaking walerandsewageservicetouie pointing out he felt that the get the project off the ground, would be reconsidered later by from the north edge of his str-uctlon of a bakery; amend- no later than Jan. 15 of next votes by Mayor Lee Moore, but property. Commission owed Adams and and making the agreement the Commission as the building to Park Drive. The ment.s to Article five of the year. The appointments are t. plans to revive a project to The Commission was told Crum an answer exclusive to Adams and Cr-urn. development progresses, action was delayed to give both zoning ordinance, liberalizing be made by July 15 of this year. develop 48 acres of land that in the minutes of a CornCommissioner A A This motion, supported by "I wanted some kind of Mize and City Manager W F the G"2 classification to allow southeast of the city gained a mission meeting on Nov. 18, McClanahan t.hen moved to kill M=6, ended In a 2-2 deadlock decision tonight," Moore said "Pete" Knowles time to in- midtiple However, city officials feel , family units, rind new lease on life last night at 1974, the utility service the original agreement con- and Moore was forced again to "but I didn't know action should come quicker that I would vestigate street paving policies amerilments to Article Eight In the Sanford City Commission agreement with Newburg had cerning utility services for the break the tie, voting In favor of have to make the decision." ne xt This, If of the city. the zoning ordinance, covering ' meeting. not been rescinded as first proposed development, saying, Stenstrom's action. claims can be substantiated The new agreement was to be - Denied a request for a water recharge standards. I Petitioners David Adams and Ilioughi "we have no business getting either by degree or in court The Newburg project would drawn by City Attorney Vernon water service by Robert Ansley - Tabled presentation of the Joe Crum rehwned to the After some discumlor., into the utility business." develop the 48 acres cd ", Mize and brought to the residing on East Celery Ave., Sanford Comprehensive taxpayers could receive more Commission last night to at. Commissioner John Morris That action, backed by which is In two sections - an Commission's next meeting for near iis.ufl $21 5 ,MO this year the radio station, because Development plan. tempt to gain a new "un. moved to table action on the Conunissioner Gordon Meyer, eight-acre tract and a 40, acre formal approval with Crum and the residence Is located outside - Approved requests for instead of waiting for the slower der-Manding" with the corn- land development until May 27 ended In a two-two tie and tract - as a residential area, Adams. . the city limits. The request was time extensions on four pieces deleg on report. at land when the two petitioners could Moore cast his vote favoring the including 125 dwellings. It minioners over 48 In other action, the Com. dended on Dec. 10. 1974, for the of property set for con. The report, of course, would owned by Newburg Develop- return with an answer from the motion, thus rescinding the old would not include any corn- mission: same reason. demnation proceedings after be basis for some type of action ment Company of Winter Park. county regarding regulations agreement. mercial properties or -Tabled action for a week on - Approved drawing of or. receiving assurances that all in next year's meeting of The two men had been denied on development procedures. Commissioner Julian Sten- development of a commercial a request from David Redwine, dinances to rezone property at four would be repaired. Florida Legislature. ,II.. n,amin.,.. UII08I4IIiUU0 ~ __ __ __ __ - - By GLENN McCASLAND Herald Staff Writer w . "U. ."_ Lf___:: : : _--_ . ________ --A ,iR . * -,-. I __ I "The kids had a lot of fun. They earned it by working hard all Springs ,4s.,.icinn ,.,•1a, - - .--. I &iiiinole (ount) s1nuners had a good time at stite, but Seeks Annexation To City - Area " I . - - -__ t~ --___~ !~~_A~~_''I _~~_ I qwa MMVUI~ S~V - --. _ _ ___ ~_-___ - _ -_ r , Casselberry "assurances" by several council members that a suit wouldn't be filed, but the Seaooara 1 s t *. I emafluing Reuate From County CASSELBERRY- in what Mayor Grier termed the "biggest" lawsuit ever envicinrw1 -..-.-- h-v thic rltv _ •J 0 rn.sn,.I •JU.IIl yesterday gave the green light to the city attorney to block the county's $2.4 million bond validation for purchase of two utility firms. An angry County Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen Jr.. said this morning that last night's action will be "extremely expensive and the only thing it will accomplish is to make a bunch of attorneys rich." Vihlen said he'd been given II ~____ - ., - r dp~~=_____ -M - __ L_-. r ,.- _ tir. Will not 1d1 'uiunole Count) suiimcrs had good times __ 0 Carrigan Ave., Tanglewood, ~, _______ "-"-" _________________ H TO%1 KEYSF R Herald Sprot..c Fditor reported a radar range, stereo -tapes, record Fire damage to a utility building-garagc h&s been estImted at $3,05 at home on Silver Lake, San ford. B)' DONNA E.STES the type designation. He noted in particular albums, a shotgun, rifle and Herald Staff Wri ter agricultural zoning which th e city does not have, hunting equipment and amSchreiner insisted the council has "no right to munition was taken from his L LONGWOOD - Councilman Gerard Connell tell a man what he can do with his property." residence, according to Deputy was battling away for a stringent zoning or. While City Attorney Joe Davis said he could John I Poole Poole re ported (finance on annexed property last night, when compose immediately the section Connell the missing items were valued colleagues adjourned the meeting with his desired, Schreiner demanded a vote on the or- at 11,362. inodon on the noor. dinance as read. Steve Noble, of Route Two, A Insisting a motion to adjourn took precedence I It passed 4.-1 with Connell casting the only Magnolia St., Maitland and needed no vote, Councilman Don Schreiner, negative vote, insisting without the special reported items valued at S55) BYEDPRICKEr At a meeting in Tallahassee Director Harold Boldt have resolut.ion," Vihlen said "%%e On Conneil's insistence that Roberts Rules of Herald Staff Writer was written on "it is useless Where is the broken into Listed as missing on Thursday, the delegation set indicated that if a positive Order requires a vote on any motion made, will respond to Casselberr) a. protection were a radio, 10-speed bicycle up a special commission to responie isn't forthcoming the earliest possible date." Ile Council Chairman J R Grant called a vote of CASSELBERRY - Saying study double taxation to see if it from count) and approximately 100 record A publichearing officials, the city last response the count) made f 8 members walMng around the chamber. the -delegation strikes again," really exists in Seminole will take the ma Council did not ask Davis'opinlon on the issue albums. The uproar concerned an ordinance tter IPt0 the was to Altamonte Springs. Council here yesterday ap- County. courts. recommended by the wmng commL-mon and and apparently did not hear him say the zoning County officials told that city no Johnnie Workman, of 1240 proved a resolution demanding "Somehow I feel we have lost The city is saying, in essence, double taxation sponsored by Connell to grant only condftional on annexed territory would either revert back to Floral Way, Forest City, listed $215,451 be returned to city contact with our delegation," that some $215,000 is owed rezonings throughout the city and on annexed Its original category In the county, under a rifle, shotgun, pistol and $39 taxpayers - even though the Council Chairman Edith t)uerr Casselberry taxpayers for ordinance, or would have no zoning at all. The commission okayed b) territory to stop land speculation. cash as missing after a house Legislative Delegation has noted. City Attorney Ned services paid for but not the delegation will be composed Julian Jr. gave Council The ordinance, approved on first reading, was entered by a window, commissioned a special group The fact that the study group received from the county. me opinion several weeks BO. of two members appointed by would call any zoning change conditional with a according to a report filed by to study the controversial will be composed of 16 mciiiCo u n I y lapse to original zoning at the end of one year if Commission each of the four delegatior'.., Davis confirmed today that the ordinance asOn deputy Donald Dreggors. double taxation issue. hers prompted Orlando to say, Chairman Std Vihlen Jr. said members and development had not commenced. one (inanciai" the first blush" would require a reversion to the In Fern Park, Francine L Wavinp a conv of The "Anytime you get 16 pI to this 1mrning that he would have representive from each of the The ordinance also permitted a 180 day ex- county zoning or the property would not be hold Gregory, of 2102 Winnebago Evening fIerai, couacilman sit down and come up with a to wait until the tension of zoning for good and sufficient reason. any zoning. document is governmental bodies in the Trail, reported to deputies that Sal Orlando said the only thing logical agreement - you've got presented to county officials county. Connell urged that a section be Included to Council will meet again at 7:30 Thursday a color television and cash, delegation action accomplished a miracle." before any in-depth comments make it clear annexed territories would re%wt to night in workshop to discuss city finances with total value $X, was missing Wt week was "to eliminate any Both City Attorney Ken are ,node. The proposal for the special county designations, even if the city did not have accountant Has old Hartsock. from her residence. type of rebate for this year." McIntosh and City Finance "Once we have evaluated the study group came from State Senator [Axi Wilson, I.Mitt Island. Approval of her was unanimous. In C;rnrfe .. VaCle .5wim I - equipment, anford Medals ___ - - 0 _ t _____ JM /:-!= t - - ~Z~_ i ___ ___ - - __ . ..-l!"M county today according to ,at:- ____ at least 13 juveniles have paid - _________________ ~ r F ieporls that a jwenhle ho collecting money from other juveniles for use of a playground and park adjacent to a school at Seventh St and 'es gaing a number tate 11 - - .c substance.Bond for each tnrn as set at $10 000 - I Sheriff's Deputy J.M. Patton of a controlled substance. Borx! possession of a cuntrolled reported fire damages were today were investigating 1or Clark as set at $10,000 In a separate case, Oviedo Tuesday, May 13, 1975-18 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Train 10-9. Don Marple slammed three singles and Evans Beacon cracked a triple and double to lead Auto Train. Torn Deaton added two singles. Mike Maples collected three Famous R"opir AuloTrain $00 04 g-14 9 oulcasl, In 130 0-13 Lahe Monroe inn Seaboard Eldridge )" 022 0-4 10 100 III 1-7 11 'Just getting to State is something. I would have liked to have played better, but that's the way it goes.' Patriot Claims Tie For Fourth Terry May says he would have like to have done better, but. . May, Lake Brantley's golfing senior, tied for fourth place in the state golf championships with a 74.73, which is one-over par at Vero Beach's Safari Pines Country Club. He qualified for the state by winning the district two weeks ago with a 70. "The rounds at state weren't bad," May said. "I guess they were all right." lie teed off the first day at 3:30 and did not walk off the 18th green until 8:30 that night. Officials set starting times from Ito 3 p.m. May's group get off 30 minutes late. In near darkness, May bogied No. 18 for his one-over par round. He began the round two-over after three holes. Then he birdied nine, 10and 11, and bogied 14 and 18. The second day, "I just played real solid," he said. "I wasn't over par all day, but couldn't get anthing going for any type of charge." His two-day 147 was four strokes behind medalist Eric Slovenkay of Winter Park. Slovenkay carded a 71-72-143. May topped Slovenkay by two strokes at district. Slovenkay's steady rounds boosted Winter Park to third place. John Carroll of Fort Pierce won the championship with a 620. Lake Worth won the girls' crown with a 708. Connie Chile nil of Naples won the girls' title with an 80-71-151. May led his Lake Brantley teammates to a 38-7 record this year. His best nine holes was a 31 at Dubsdread Country Club In Orlando, which tied the course record. He averaged under 37 strokes per nine holes. May said h is going to college to play olf g but hn't narrowed his choice. He has offers from Seminole Junior ('ollcge, Vak:ri;i ,nl Brevard, plus three out-of-state offers. And of course, professional golf Is on his mind. "But you've really got to prove yourself in college first," he said. May picked up his first club when he was 11 years old and living at Cocoa, lie moved to this area when he was 13 and started playing regularly at Roiling Hills. Jimmy Brass of the Orlando Country Club, "a super teacher," according to May, has been the latest boost to his game. "I was at state by myself," May said, "and I didn't want to do good. I was a little nervous at first, and I don't know why, because I'm usually not. "But just getting to state is something. It's an accomplishment in your senior year, and colleges won't forget that so soon. "1 would have like to have played better at state, but that's the way it goes," -Tom Ke yser go down there .ind not yC;:: '- 4i ., NEED EXTRA MONEY? You can supplement the family Income and 1.. Title Victo QUEBEC t APi Gordie year to help sink the Nordiques. Son Mark also contributed a Howe, the legendary 47-yearold right winger with the goal and gained an assist on the Houston Aeros, Says there was first goal scored by Hughes. l)efenseman Marty, who friendly persuasion from certain quarters for him to missed the first three games of retire after the club won the the series because of tonsilitis, World Hockey Association title was used sparingly. In addition to the three goals last year. scored by the howe family and But today the Acros are glad the two by Hughes, Gordon Lahe decided not to listen, bossiere and Larry Lund added Howe was the dominant figsolo goals. Rejean lirnile scored ', - still be at home most of the day when you earn your money from a Herald Route. Earn 40 To 180 Weekly 6 Afternoons A Week FINALE--Flyers, Islanders By ThE ASSOCIATED l'RESS Philadelphia Flyers Coach Fred Shero wasn't smiling. There was more than a hint of frustration in his voice when he talked about his team and tonight's seventh game of the National Hockey League playoff semifinal series against the New York I31anders. "I've got to get the team thIrkin , about their v.iin bl he sustained before the series opener. The Flyers' tactic of physical domination has begun to Nick. fire. "The players won't be em. barrassed if the Islanders beat us," Shero said. "It will be my fault. Blame me-not the players.' The players, however, are the who win jo hockey Flyers. "When you get this far, you realize you're on the threshold of something that's never been done. You kind of get butterflies," he says. So how will Resch prepare For his next game" "You've gotta put the game out of your mind," he says. "I know it sounds crazy, but some way, 501fle how, you've gotta do MacLeish added, "The Islanders have momentum going for them." They also have Hesch and his 2.00 goals-against average going for them. But, reminds Resch, "I'm not the guy winning all the games. A goalie's only as good as the rest of his team." It's a team that is one triumph .m ay from iim p tiwr -*L LtJ1 �Tuesday, May 13, 17S 2B-Evening Hirald, Sanford, Fl. God Church Of ['7iT1.1 ".4 .1 NOTICE 9:00 S M aor (SerbeS) 6 1 7 Lisoon Hanover (Slca) 51:9 0 K Scot (Humphries) League $0 1 THIRD -laM - Pace CI - Pro 0 NBA Constego B (Whayland) 3% Barlovs Dutchess 'Piper) 51. Golden ?.aIbdc'r IP.pecl 10 I. I Baseball Cage Church of God knocked off Pinecrest's flhit attack with previously undefeated First three triples and a double. Gary Baptist of Sanford 11-s Satur. Spots added two triples and two day In the Sanford Church singles, and Dwight Street rapped four singles. League. James Warner of First In other games, Pinecrest First Presbyterian collected twrs crushed Baptist ) Presbyterian 10-1 and First singles. Joe Watson and Paul Watson Nazarene up-ended First MethodIst 12.5 to create a tie for led First Nazarene with three second between First Methodist singles and a double and four and Pinecrest Baptist. First singles respectively. LarvvGatlin addet a hnrni. Baptist of liingwood defeated run and singie, Terry Watson Assembly ot t,oà' i. Jim Townsend and Dave stroked a triple and single, and Henderson led Church of God Bob Shaw slammed a triple. Gene Gibson led Fjrs with three singles apiece. Jerry Herman rapped a triple and Methodist with a double a,() double, and Jim Kennedy and single. Bandy Kramer Rick Smith poked two singles tributed a triple. each, Houston White drilled a Tom Smith slammed a triple double and single. and double, Terry Smith Pinecrest 691 4-20 n smacked a home run and st Pres. 0% I-i ___________________________ single, Otto Thomas ripped a PLAYOFFS Conference Finals Besl.of.1 S,rie Monday's Results No game scheduled Today'sOames National League Kutic' Nib (Lc'Van) S I. 5. 000dley East Do(Jc'hnson)7 2.6 Camden George W I PcI GB Wcj (Benedict) 101. 1 RO(S.ir Nfl aame scheduled CPiicaoo II 9 667 (flereinakl 6 1 8 JOSSCThIC Admirer W5dneiday Game PittSburgh 13 1? 520 1 (Brinkley) 61 Western Conference Phiihia 13 II 401 FOURTH-i N Pace C.3-584: 1 (l'Ocaqo at Golden Ne York 12 11 482 5' Dr Puff lHobt,$) S 1. 2 Scoll series tIed 3 3 5? LOuiS I? IS 111 6 FashIon (UdeII) 17. 3 Mindy Nib Montreal 11 11 113 6 4 Maor Jones (Ran) 1 1 ABA PLAYOFFS West (Brainard) 8 1. S Otaca Mas Finals (mis Angeles 22 Ii 647 L,ne ' . e!?t ! ::!. ii ii 561 4'. 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I at P4e* York ikoosman 2 fl WHA PAYOFFS Foolish lad (Stetson) s I s terrnt'diatc group with an 80Region IV Junior Olympic In) Monday s Game Paprika lobelt (Braiflard) 3 i, 6. Danny Flint won the 165- pound snatch, 115-pourxi clean Weightliftlng Championships at Los Angeles lHo!on 03) ChampiOnship Ardcn Ed (Brilton) 9?: 1 B.nnie pound junior Intermediate St. LouiS (McGhothen 12). in) and jerk and 195 total. Houston 7. Quebec 2. Plou000 Vero Beach. BumpM (Wilsey) 7 7. I FreedOm dIvision with a 125-pound Wednesday's Games w;ns best cl 7 series 40 Trail (Reynolds) 10 t Kirk Driskill was second in ic's Angeles at St LOe*S Garrett won the 165-pound snatch, 195-pound clean and the 123.pound intermediate EIGHTH - 1 M - Pace C.) Houston at Chicago uso. 1 For? Apache INo Driver) 10 senior division with a record- jerk and a 320-pound total. The division (110-170-280), Ron CincinnatI at Pl,iladeiphia. I. 7 Terry's Faith (Brit'on) 51: 3 breaking lift in the snatch and total and clean and Jerk were SpaInnd(145-235-.....380) in) Diamond Lad tRau 3) 1 More San Diego t Pittsburgh, in) total welht. He lifted 215 poInts records. Reliable (Witsey) 7 7. Terry's Failh a?x1 John Spolski third (130Atlanta at Montreal, in) S Westerns Richard (Taylor) I I; 6 in the snatch and 270 in the Sari Franiso at P45w YOrk, Robins Kim (B,reznak, 6 I. 1 Gerald Meyer wo't the 181- 1;-3O5, in the 148-pound inclean and jerk for a 485 tol.al. in) Bomber c. iltilenleldi The records are Florida pound intermediate (Ilvision termediatc class, and Princess Marion iCranI Si with a 160 snatch, 225 clean Ltnd Good was third in the over 198 NINTH - I M -Pace C.3 - 1800: American League Junior Olympic marks. pound intermediate class tIBSjerk and 3.85 total. 1 Byrd K (LewiS) $ I. 2 Glace East w I PcI. GB Lucky Inc (l-iyseil) 3 1. 3 Jerry The team will compete May Tim Spain was second in the 250-435). The Seminole High School Red (VanderSchaah) 17. 1 Argo Milwaukee 16 10 615 Spain's 235-pound clean and All-SportsBanquetlstonjghtat 31 atSeabreeze in a clean and 103-pound junior intermediate $i Angus (Crossin) IL S MisS Boston 11 ii 560 14015. FrenchAve. jerk was a record. Ph.322-2263 6 p.m. at the Sanford Civic jerkJunlorOlympicevent. The classwithaS5-poundsnatch,55Sanford Culpeppei- tHugginS) 11; 6 Tjr Detroit 1) 17 520 2' Dapgle (No Drver) 51. 7 D.nc,nq Baltimore 17 15 444 4', Ceiteen (P4ely1 5 1 8 Mracle Snow Cleveland 1) 1! 473 (Crank) 51 York 11 ) New 393 6 Athlpt will I IYSW Sm TENTH-IM-PaceC3-$63$; West ABCSCOTCH 8 YEAR ABC 6 YR. KY. ixrents and members of the US' SOURSOP. Camden May (Benedict) Oakland 19 12 eco 'thai. hi 151*7 ThOPIC •, Seminole Boosters Club. 1000 VODKA Iron City Nancy (Pagur)97; 3. ii n .ssa ' CANADIAN 3* A.cil,mAD5v Dan (Werkheiser) 3 I. I Cumban California 15 16 Firty-two awards will be LIoNTo*DA*K CANADIAN PREMIUM FnSco (Adriancet $ 1. S Carlton Kansas City 15 16 494 3' CANADIAN III' made SUNSET to athletes in various Time ISica) 51; 6 Crazy Goose 12 13 .4 3'i 4 TSAR CANADIAN _____ SUNRISE CANADIAN sports, climaxed by the (jff'j.n) 61. 7 Clay knight cQO 12 17 iii TEQUILA PLACE GREEN CLAN (Paul 51 8 Yankee P4000 lBtooa) ORIGINAL MIJICAN IMP FRANCE Mondays Results presentation of the most 5 DAY SALE TUES. THRU SAT., MAY 17TH SCOTCH fill I0 CR005 PHiLLIPS , sENrn s1 Detroit S. Kansas City o MACGREGOR I i• i.5T Dl 7411 51*11 BACARDI valuable athlete award. O.F.C. SCOTCH ELEVENTH - I M - Pace Clmg Oakland S. Boston 3 WHYTE LIGHt OR DARK RUM 1Y910&Y AM'S TO'S SILOW 755 hA Iwl IlLAl a' CANADIAN 74S ((A SuG SlUif - 1409, 1 Sngte DOer (Larrabee) Only games 1culed & MACKAY ' *41*111 ' ' WHOLESALE CASE Lii!, Jim Deary. former 7IOFLA sUG *I5ALS II AM 97: 2 watch Lusty (Brainrd) 31. Today1sOam,s UICIAI$A*D ____________ SCOTCH ira CURRINT issul • professional baseball player PtCt1 01*7 IPICI.4m$ 3 Aaron Meridale (Boisioli) 6 i. ti.A S(vII*Gt GU'O( ' Chkaoo (Keat 50) at Bath ____ ISIS .. lAM Mar*riard Dedrei (Rau) Si. S. nore (Grimslry 01), andminorleaguemanager,will rw Charter (Lake) 10 1. 6 Armbro Kansas City (FilimorriS 3.)) be the featured speaker. WISER'S 1OY irlyader (Alberly) I 1; 7 0 J First t Detroit ILaGrow 3.7), (n) CANADIAN lIvlI*4*lI _____________________ Tickets will be available (iciterson) S 1; 5. Pywackett Cleveland (Peterson 23) it IS' KY BLIND JTI4flAA$BSTT1I '' (Var*derScha.f) i 2 Mrvnota (Hughes 71 AIbU tonIght at the civic center. 5AU51 _______ CLRI1FIEO9O° OUNCE *IP09U 'I ry 2-i). In) "SRI MNm'woRLO$lIQKns, U,.. . Milwaukee ISiaton 3 41 at 5'.. • fl.i% i,. 57 P45* Yoik (MIdich 3 4 at Cal SOYMIVODIA CV1'IUHKII(I 75 ilornia (Ryan 6-1). In) (iRS 5631 51113! 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I of N '4 or .3! 4 ((is, r,%t.r (irstn o l)&ItP.of .d4!cf I 11 ((is. 1 1 Ft of l Pt) I 750 7: 51/i$ 7'] ol 1- 1 (Li,. og ,.3 (it V.6 Ft ¶l 277.33 1* 55 Dir *2 751 5.5 S.c I (C.C3 Ft lIp a, Lv 25°.° to Si) & 1 40 Ft it -C P. 2 I of P2 S Pet 1. :or I ' i' s. s t • or S SEMINOLE COUNTY'S ONLY DAILY & SUNDAY NEWSPAPER For Home Delivery Dial 322-2611 S = f . - �- _ -. , 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 -- � 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 13, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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I, 11-Ccr,13,, --- -L.a -- . . I Veim I 67th Year, No. 226-Monday, May 12, 1975 .. lei -i v i it Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents ;1 1 [ I I -. ______ 5I ___________ 7) ____ _ - - - - -- I .___-- pecia Grou Formed T Stud Double axation T Issue I ! : ~n r - T V ,- _ _ .. r. __ .-,.I I F ~" .., - I - - . 11 __ . _______ __ I W -1 6 a ________ 0 • _______ i i ______ f ___________________ ._ F ___ - - 7o osE9OLirLEGITS NO DINNER OUT, NOT vN A Box o CAN DY. - _ __ FOR by Frank Hill _______ RIBS ___ fl -- -- ___ ________ S (0 iq. . byN Irc 1. o y- .. J ;TC Mcs 118.3 5crili-is. tvause Uf U)e wide-spread -B . - - I -_ .. ~ ....N.....M." I The commission will be no later than July 15 of this Wilson's proposal w&a well and has promised a speedy proposed the "in-depth" study In Casselberry, city officials Interest and concern on the part composed of two members year, according to Wilson. received by members of the reply. to determine If double taxation tonight will consider a complex of the citizens of Seminole appointed by each of the four delegation and said the Ctflfl ,.. to 1k øuultIOfl A special commission to exists here. The measure was proposal which will be One such- spe ed y) rep l y we pe epy ent members of the delegation and wie mission "will look into a ll the , feeling delegation -itudy the double taxation issue unanimously adopted. presented to the County County, t is my consists of Male problems of taxation" in out li) officia ls of Aitamont.. that an one fnan! representative $ in Seminole County has been Most all of the county's cities Commission asking that money in.depth study to determine if from each governmental unit in Senator John Vogt, D.Cocoa Springs, who questioned the Seminole County. double taxation does established by members of the areupinarmsovertheissue Beach; State Rep. Vince county about Seminole e:trovers county's sburgand State man Sid Vihlen Jr., has been Le g is la t I ve and the city of Sanford and not be collected in the future for very least this delegation can commission Fechtel, - Reg us 'tou.__ - P Wilt.eIr - herald - I Ii1 Stall Writer _~ vvi.,vfl, a 4. VIN tv MY CASE TI-IAT 1SN'T\ JUST CW46 M ISTAKE. Pr - - - Ft W " !! g __.. I . Nrl -_ P lqzqy IR 69 ; I HEY, SYLVESTEk, ARENT YA GONNAiL._-, LUNCH t' c City IHAVE AN UKGNT I Stoffe lle:i dahl I GREETINGS. I WAS HOPIN6 MR. AIRBRUSH, YOU WOULON'T SORRY IF T DISAPPOINT ME! KEPT YOU •-- I AM A PUSSYCAT OF TER,RIFIC ! EVEN MY WORD...I4ERE IS E'ETTER THAN THE THE PAINTINO/ OT HEE 14 __ 0 ____ _____ ___ 3 * ____ - ___ -ft ________ I ___________ ____ _____ . - " ---.---. iT ULD BE NICE IF THE ER..1'M AFRAID THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE..HE's AfrIcr irII K.;" VLT.,1 APPEPR IN PERSON AT Ms' ART 'GALLERY/ . . AM' T KNOW WHAT'S (301N' .._.r 7 . . ____ .J tp V A - ____ - , l • -____ V 1. -. ____ -:.. • ___________ ___________ - 11. •.... • I~ . -I - 1. I . V. . . V. ____ . to e l S - ! ! - ___ . -2J - ___ ____ _____ _ tiP • "__- 1 0%! 5,,/ ---------- GORI wn - lm_llrl ~~_ __ - 17 1 i __ -_ i i a OF 5eVePEAG-Ac, -...... AMC-)7141S EUG CRN COMES CUT AU D SoWS ACL I CA" FOM is Scm CF-J-1 PI(ILK., ~ 0 I 1111111111 1 1. 1 F .1111 -i, v I EDO W -T OPIDERGr> A 5CrrrLE: OF EW-Ef;1 31 0 - .1 I , A I 0 z2- E 0 0 - — V 6 _______________________ east on SR-415 to Brisson Me The vehicle finally stopped in a 4 ____ ~04 ~ I -I 0- I n , . I 1 M 1-`&_-_-- - - - . ___ %--I'l ii~ I _,__ I - __ ________ oil - -MAT q&6&J SAYS"YMP. CH01I : <CKS ME Around the b oc French, - A #01,14 ik.,~ArLk GotMPIP, A . The juvenile girl was turned will receive (Continued On Page 2 A) ;ruck Ioads of fresh produce — cabbage, com, beam, carrots and more -will be set up children's events and background to the Scheduled activities for the Idds -W ude 'FestivaL' Shoppers from around Cen tral Florida are expected to respond to a multi-media 'Old McDonald's Farm,' to have small farm animals in open pens for children to t, a treasure hunt for nickels in a sawdust pile and promotional campaign and vWt the two free treats. Get Comprehensive Plan the newly' written conditions of the land. Estimate population figures ' _` ' — Also tonight. Commission will Level subdivisions, a Com- ..• - //j , -' . . __ _. , - Q~_ 1.11* ..- glIIrcMuiL - L i. . %_~ (04 V ____ kwr ______ - I JIf_ .--4 ' _____ I ... ' - ___ - - It i- - i I it I - - T-M I I _ a Z V - - OWNIIIIINNI - V --- . - gf-~~ ~ I - t 2 * X ~_ . . __________ _____ .'--• S _ ~ - - - V - . - 5_V7V V__V__ retained county labor attorney Granville Alley of chance of thundershowers unauthorized rate hikes by mainly during the afternoon General Waterworks and ernIng huri. highs In the Seminole County's Bar Tampa to discuss labor negotiations Alley WhO LSCd the Attorney Tout Freeman. Ashby Jones (Clerk), Administrative Assista nt Betty Slmeoe and I upper 80s. Lows In the mid to Association was asked several upper 60s. Rain probability 20 months ago to assist the per cent tonight - ch for an "so,-, in ~Ls I 'Car - and 50 per cent Col:ur.1--i commission that the meeting would not be in .2 Tuesday I,aw, chose to have closed session to exercise tIV 7 Complete %eather details as %ell as Tuesday's tides at - cii & 14 *6- r- - # ,J . , I %_A. - - Eal IL - _r '7 i. I mu IN Inch of rain Saturday. Partly breakdown in communications cloudy through Tuesday. A which reportedly resulted in - 0,a0 I 0% Ir - 101, - --- i " - .,. ,&=Imf - I.. 0 i01 ' tA"Q 0 - j- . ... & e- )k . . . ia .-It JT A W 9 . 0 so 0 9- II F I 1; 012 ~; I — 9 R9 0 q C 6 W 4, " . 40 , a -4 V _. 1f-_ 'V __ _ _ __ _ ___ •V____V_ __ -._V V I __ V • _-_V_V_ -__ -_ VV V . ___ I - , •I V_V __ _VV ___V • __ V_ V _V V - .. - - 11 V __ -- _V __ -- V. VVV . V_ V I - _ post. In addition to Mor, ... - - VVV5V-V. __ V_ -_ - _ . _, I- pep ; - amendment to the zoning regulations affecting off -A - ~# g _. f -, J7 , ____VV , I .% ; - ~ - 1 _ - I __ - - ____ _"_ ___4 L ____ ___________ AV - am= 1111111~11111 ~ ______ -" - ..JL: _________ :• -------------- -V - .- LAKE MARY CRASH iNJURES TWO I Continued On Page I-A) VV-V . _W L= - _____ ___________ ••• •,, •- V -- ------ ------- - -- ---- ---- ---- ------- ---- . : _. - . --- Emergency crews worked 25 minutes this morning before extricating hirs. Vida P. Moot , so, 4 Anthony, Fl&. from the wreckage of her overturned auto an Lake Mary Boulevard near Fifth Street. Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Syltia Mitchell, 57. of Atvpka. wery taken to Seminole h1emorial Hospital for treatment after the Sloore auto and van driven by Curtis.Xitchell, 62, collided on the foggy strekh of highway In Lake.51tary. Officers said ft Moore auto apparently veered across the road Into the path of the oncoming van. i Itentil Photo by Bob Ilia)d i ' -_ ~ff (74 3 - - VVVV _V `7- -~& ~ !i I;_1;10~._ _: - _:- -f ..W VAM " Chairman Sid Vlhlen Jr Public hearings will top the agenda for tomorrow night's _- ___;~~Zrrr~a _.___ 11-3P 4~ ,47III _.. . . 0; , 0 0 1~ --i V_vi.-. :il _f-__ _ s I --- I . - ___ V _V'____ •_ V__ - - ___ 7 c Nelswender, Bill Dale (envlronmentai services), Gary Kaiser (public safety), Sheriff John Polk's office, County V - _____ on tomorrow's agenda r e ports Superintendent J. C. Ln ender, r— • Mike Hattaway, Sid Vihlen and John Kimbrough — met In a closed work session with the newly ' _ - ......... . -5A Women's became disenchanted with WF,ATJIER present Utility Attorney Bob Yesterday's high low this Morris quite sometime ago morning 62 There was 55 of an after what was referred to as a S * i I 01: I --3 a I - .T __ 60 . 1- _T iI., f 1 __ y Obituaries . The Conuni.sslon apparently ._____ - Board Labor Meeting ks nd - -- . --1. ____ k' . - r ,_______ r _ -______ . -1T 1 7 residential lots in the Pine outlines optimum conditions for population is more thAn 22,000. -Rezoning property at the cornmercial the cit y regarding public Th e water recharg€ ,)olIcles, southwest corner of the in- Ave tops the agenda for tomorrow's prepare one for consideration those seeking the position it . V the produce and retail bargains. See Section B for types of produce to sell, pe S anford To New Attorney For Utilities ., --. . III I' vantage of __ -- - -- - - , - - : II I relations specialist, Al Mrs. Moore says a host of County Moves To Select Index ,::. '. I 14, t _ business ctnters In Sanford and take ad- school where an Orlando labor pected to draw more than 7,000 people to )e negotiator claims to represent a Sanford Plaza and downtown, is previewed in in booths in front of stores with the hope that once attracted to the produce booths, shopgroup of teachers. The labor a special section in today's Evening Herald. s will ve nture inside the stores. Neighbors telephoned the A Fern Park man, his wife nightstick was taken and a IS- 1 ~ of the smallest county's In area in the state, has a lot to offer in the way-of agriculture. Tomorrow's 'Farm-City Festival,' ex- - — -- for this," Mrs. Moore said this morning, Longwood Elementary is the - • officer's shirt and badge were ServicesolficialsattheSanford oerla 1flP3 for the city by 1990 are more hold a public hearing to con- mercial lot in the Sanianta nppcd oil, his hat crushed and Juenile Detention Center and The ('omprehensi%e Plan than 50,000 Sanford's present sider sutxltision and a general his face scratched. Coffee's later released, FAMI! V JAIl ED foot - - Seminole County, while it may be the one A melee ensued in which the over to state Division of Youth water recharge policies and plowed field off Midway Ave. and the drier fled on .-. ~ .e enifl9- 14 ., Sanford Patrolman Mike painted and lettering had been Sherifrs deputy was attacked Ili.3 wife, Jimmie Y. Harvey, By MICK LOCHRIDGE health, safety, public works, cOMPHed by the Planning and tersection of 24th Street and wh il e Investigating a vandalism 41, posted $5,200 bond on added to a door, ' Tindell reported an orange, Herald Stall Writer housing, leisure and govern- engineering departments, French. Sheriff's deputies who joined! complaint. colored truck, listed as stolen charges of resisting arre3t with mental administration. outlines the areas of the city -Public hearir4s to consider last week, wouldn't stop early the investigation reported two Deputy Charles Coffee said violence, petty larceny and Sanford City Commissioners Sunday on Sanford Ave. when autos were burglarized shortly he wits answering the van- bare assault. ddiLions and amendments tonight will be presented with water. recharge areas he pursued it with blue lights after the manhunt began in dalism call when James articles in the Zoning orThe bare assault charge was the city's Comphrensivc Plan. a There a ccording to to what each departrient Id Midway, but the suspect again Hampton Harvey. 42, of 2309 dinance. made after the deputy's life was detailed plan to gauge the city's flashing and siren wailing. d the most suitablewou Trndell said he fired four eluded officers. One man told Sandlewood Dr, Fern Park, %erbally threatened, of!iciaLg growth oer the next 20 years should be carefully devel oped The first reading on several ki officers that he found the man was told he was obstructing the said. Also tonight the Commission m so as not to destroy the natural rezoning ordinances o through streets and traveled ran, taking personal papers. v • 1 .L IOuCIv teachers ijAed me to do. ys he may even go so far as to sa challenge SEA's certifica tion by the state resisting arrest fleeing truck after it careened asleep in his car but, the man Investigation. -- (o - I - .1 im t rying o o wha t ..,' rl allegedly set two on the officer and th tet1 hIt him "ball-bat-like" object SanfordOfficers said the stolen and, ajuvenfle girl, were withou t ndistrU briefly Sunday after a of county property. vehicle had been partially Fe- J before escaping on foot. 4' he group's purpose, informed of SEA aims. spokesmen say, Is to learn more But, Grooms says French's about the master contract SEA claims are, in essence, hogwash u negotiating i th and that SEA has adequately I charges of resisting arrest with - -_ I ifl views Sheriff's office and other parents and teachers are deputies went to the arvey,poste(1$10Qt)Onàon seeking additional information. * Fire members weren't properly 'I. Tarm=City' Section Offered in wWch Lift orwiza on -- . opeso Casselberry. invite a representative from the American Federation of Teachers ask'd Reports * Couth * Police Sanford po lice and County Sheriffs deputies today were _ owi'e Schneider by THI% DIUM DC(0kftXW HAD A SIGPJ IM THE Wj1QCX3U THAT SAID "'YOM CFO<E JUST 4-4AD - - Action V FRLrANUS - I NW UTIU W F_)(FSR1E_kXE I I - — County Concerned Taxpayers. quoted as saying he Is In- such as the Seminole at rsc oo. n1 from Florida Professional 4MCJqr*' FTF % explained I Herald Staff Writer ' - 80~ 10AAT Ak) I -- _____ For example, since SEA is afrdiated with the powerful began talks and stories began AFL-CIO ficials. met all requirements of the appea ri ng In newspapers, some Spokesmen say French has Public Employes Relations Also scheduled to speak is a schoolrepresentathiessay their representative from the School been Invited to the meeting to Commission (PERC), the offices have been flooded with Board's negotiating team And try to explain how the master agency set up to establish requests for information Gene Grooms, SEA's executive contract proposal will affect collective bargaining Mrs. Constance R Moore, director, already has made a parent teacher relationships in guidelines for tho entire state faculty representative for LWgwood Elementary eac ers, a meeting week . "ssieng Eludes Police, Still Mi I two autos in the Midway I , . - ps 9 1- n FI 3K • __ •• ••' i•l - . -1 / - A display of art, coitroeted by wood Inlay, Li Inspected by Wtl show at Sanford Plaia. Explaining the work is Stanley Myron, Cocoa Beach artist, who exhibited pr I' . 16 WOOD INLAY ATTRACTS EYE - 0 P ,'.., - believed to have burglarized 1 - a - Education Association (SEA) begi-is bargaining with School Board officials. t searching for an unidentified suspect who eluded police early Sunday in a stolen truck and Is - group 1 ll I I • _____ -- # or V , .-C 8 1P ___ - scheduled to better inform A meeting is set for that group vestigating the possibility of paren ts and taxpayers about to have as many views as tomorrow night at7:3oat the St. cha llenging SEA's certifica tion possible resented to teachers Augustine what goes on wi*n a teachers' Church In on the basis that some SEA ! - f & 0 I__ ____ _____ __________ ____ hf V t o ar ainin c oo f .. I ata s ormational meetings are being M M . . # ... , ____________________________________ •Øj_______ -- ' i 9 - -- - 0 1!M His AGENT.' - '1 - ARTIST! ____ -- ______ I _% • . '' A REPUTATION YLJI#-%IIL/F1 V. ,, ' . ii_ --. - - / i-I-- - HIM' ____ - l:F MOMTh4OSENCY HAS DEVELOPEI) QUITE A RI IC.IKICc ,i-'i.-,_j i.- 4 4 - . ~ I OLD .LIKE10 lIAA1' iivi'-i :.- — I ____ - I _________ IM YER CONTAIN YOUR,b IRE, BOSS, SIRE! 'T1S A LEOIT— 'ZLI'J/ iJTTT • , asks for a starting salary of Another group which has Orlando fit which specia And more and more in- $10,000 for beginning teachers. formed calls itself die Seminole in labor relations. fie his been -_ • 1 - - ___ ! -_-_w - - ____ f1gç ___ - — •. -' - ____ , - __J; ," i. I t , I --w 'AM (j1TiTf' I "i" quoted as saying he welcomes That speedy reply said no any detailed study such as the double taxation exists in the The issue of collective SEA has presented a 7$-page presentation to the group of the county. bargaining is ringing teachers' te t I I which teachers French is an ecutive of an - — -- ' - j . ... • ' ~ _fl - - - - - ___ l ____ j - ___ I -' k -_ n I - • ____l, .J ____ - - - - I_ - ____ —- I - _____ ____1a _ 1 1 ------41~1 I ., - - ____ - .. ___ - _. __ L' ___ ikii~- . _____ -! 9 - 1 rr r i ___ _______ -- ___ : - 1 I7 - . u- -- _ __ _. - z =Wj~'r j___- ___ - 'V % - %,, - %1.__ f 1. ... - ..1M1M, - -, %.-_ I .______-_0IIIIIIIIIII` 1=011~-!-:R _ / - __ ___ . RS O/ -'-------- ___ ___________________________________________________________________________ I _____ __ !--iff: invnkf_ ore i: r --- - - -_-_~~- _____VffW0W_ _ --.I I ___ I I "- (. 11 - Is by THAT ADDLED ALLEY CAT IS UP T' SOMETHIN'AN' IM GONNA FIND EAT . t %~% rl'~ ~ 4"i"V - . . ~ D- An aide to Fechtel said one prepared by Casselberry City of Altamonte Springs. & . - Delegation. other cities are even con- certain services for which city do to try and resolve the serious is to make its findings known no Rep. Bob Ilattaway , At a meeting last week in sidering lawsuits to reclaim tax officials claim they receive no question of double taxation," later ftn Jan. 11 5, of next year. Altamonte Springs. Tallahassee, State Senator Lori money for which they claim the benefit. Wilson said. • Appointments are to be mide I I _______________________ 1 -IIIIIIM A7 _ __ C .-..I , k~IIIIIIII~_1 _ • I !§!::: a .t- r ____________________ • ---.- • L. 4'~ " I WHEN ONE MAKES 96 MISTAKES IN ONE DAY./ IT' . S TMEF Foj~, A ~17TL.E VACA110N. 01 "/_1___~~ ~ I ____-,_ -. - r ." I 0. A 49T, MIS-rAKES. - "-. __V____.__V.__.___VV __:_ V - V ,•_VV-,___V.__ - _ --_ V_ ---V-V-V-V--V--V _________________________ _VV___V V �_-1. _tl_~1-11-.1 " ~ -, .,-_ .! e .': - I I - " —, . -e, .. ~ , -t .._:~ , , - ___ , I --_ - - —.-----. = ,7----= -.1 . ii — -------- Evening 3°1 N - Herald FkENCH AVE.. SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area ('ode 30.322.26l I or 831.9993 Monday. May 12. 195-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURIUE. Managing Editor UOBERT C. MAUKEY, Advertising Director Ibuit, Delivery: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40.6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 816.20; 12 Months. $32.40. Well, the Second Annual Ballet Guild Golf Tournament is now entered Into the history books— pegged as being another sucessfuI evenL The actual dollars and cents figures will be reported via our sports pages In the next couple of All of those procees will be used by the Guild to help needy students further training and careers. It was a significant and entertaining banquet Saturday night t the Mayfair Country Club in Sanford. Just the right respite for a two-day affair. Recognition, richly deserved, was offered by Guild President Dora Lee Russell to Co-Chairman Tom Largen and Joe Kurlmal. Having personally attended a number of the preplanning meetings and watching this dynamic duo jnartinn hellet'er cu of m. They wnrfro'l and worKed, and then did some more work to make certain the tourney would be successful. It's the many little things that are tied into a package which helps to make a venture a success. Largen and Kurimai devoted untold hours to the mountain of details, and as I wrote earlier, they made the program a success. It was Largen, with the help of Southern Bell's manager in Sanford, Tom Hunt, who took care of still another little detail which ultimately proved to be a key ingredient during the aforementioned banquet. A conference-type phone was Installed with the purpose of placing a call to Harold Kastner, only recently removed from the intensive care unit at Seminole Memorial Hospital, and one of the Ballet's biggest boosters. (incidentally, Kastner, who has been a patient at the hospital for nearly four weeks recuperating from a couple heart attacks, is progressing nicely but is not permitted any visitors nor any phone call, please.) As the conversation between Kastner and three of his golfing buddies (Andy Carraway, Pat Patrick .:k:' :? Prosser evo!ved, their cf encouragement were amplified for the entire gatherIn approximately 200 persons to share. It was touching (but altogether like Kastner) when he wished his wife Viola (who was a guest of honor) and all the other women there a Happy Mother's Day. Nearly $2,500 in p±es was awarded to the 98 contestants this year. No one, however, was lucky .................. %4P.ttl!f , I`~Afvl NO Shortages Anew Economic facts are hard (acts that stubbornly refwe to conform to preconceived notions. One such fact is that we live in a world economy that is inescapably interdependent and growing more so every day. Another is that supplies of basic commodities re fi nit e arid Subject to depletion. America is now so vulnerable to shortages of vital imports that we need to keep better track of world markets, so that we can plan more intelligently for our future. Sen. John V. Tunney, D-Calif., is the author of a bill to establish a monitoring unit within the executive branch of the federal government to evaluate U.S. resources, set goals to meet shortages and assess the international impact of such shortages. The list of imports on which we now depend is headed by oil, which has provided us with an object lesson in the last 18 months. Less well known is our present dependence on imports for major supplies of chromium, nickel, rubber, aluminum, tin and zinc. In 10 years, iron, lead and tungsten may be added to the list of those minerals which we get mainly from abroad. By the year 2000, Tunney believes, we may be dependent on foreign supplies for most of our copper, potassium and sulphur. By then we may be running a $100-billion trade deficit for minerals alone. Hand wringing will not restore our economic independence, a goal that may be impossible and probably is not desirable. In economic terms, the first, second, third and fourth worlds will soon be one world if they are not already — and that's not globaloney. The Congress should pass Tunney's bill or similar legislation to improve our capability to anticipate and 'adjust to changes in our needs and the world supply of basic materials. Guniaw i.... ...... •. ' I ______ --A Problem ____ -1 . ..----- _____ 1~. For House' ____ - -- I __ 9r- '-" ____ A ; . ____ _____ .._-' H 'nie , iIIS f ' ,, B V ' '' Mark Government Job There seems to be some confusion In Washington over the difference between a national energy policy and nationalizing our energy Industries. A federal energy policy can define the country's needs and set specific goals for filling them. Through tax incentives, and the powers of regulatory agencies already In existence, it can encoirage the myriad companies in the energy field to move In a coherent direction toward those goals. It Is such a policy we are waiting for from Washington — not new programs to put Uncle Sam in the energy business. BERRY'S WORLD AREA DEATHS All Lost In Vietnam 16 . OD HOSPITAL NOTES — -' "' B Stirecamp officiating Rosary *ill be recited today at , p m at Gramow Funeral Plume Chapel Burial In All Souls Catholic Cemetery Gramkow in charge — ,, , B %. ~ PH. 322-4263. COUNTRY - . HOWE, ROBERT— Funeral services for Robert Howe, 19, 01 Ill Mayfair Circle. Sanford, who died Sunday, will be held at 10 a m Wednesday, at Brusson Funeral Home with Rev. Wliiam Downey officiating bur'aI in Oaklawn Memorial Park, Brisson Funeral Home In charge AN AP SPECIAL REPORT Everybody seems to be going for Co for in Ion4...i I • PU,II"U'V, 41111 I totuout*I*1 Il UtIj4UDUI don't you? " .J.ia... •IIIIIU - " '" "tià[IliftK - !e " BIRTHS Mr &Mrs Johnny McLane, DeBary (BoboleR,) GIZAMKOW FUNERAL HOME Lemuel Carpenter. DeBary Arthur A Toncre, Delton.i Hope S Moore, Fort Pire Alice Wilson, Orlando Paul Antnl. Oteen 10 to 4 - a Aft DISCHARGES Snford Myrtle 0 Kelly Walter Martin Lydia Miller Marie Smith Rca Price, DeLand Eugene Garceau. Deltona Anthony Tramutola, Delfona Bernice M Sobeck. Lake Mary Martha Anderson, Osteen Winston D Kelley, Silver Springs Charles I Stcwxtt, Wi nter Springs Sanford Claude Lawrence Elltabeth M O'Dair Rhea M Cooper Lawrence Wilson Patricia Ransbo,torn Linda I JOhnSon James H Campbell, Casselberry Harry Hughes. Deltona Florence Shannon, Deltona Robert W Sandlin, Deltona - . 'I.,, John P Met:, Deltona MAY Ii. 1971 ADMISSIONS , - - ........... Self-Assurance Marked Viet Cong Victory: In : VORFUL - CSC4IU.' ' ' — town, wanted the war ended on their own terms. As Saigon, In a camp carved out of scrubby ground It was para lleled by a correspondingly April rushed to a conclusion and the remaining in 1966 by American infantrymen whose fight massive loss of confidence by the Sou th Viet- few thousand Americans in Vietnam began wi th th local Viet Cong guerillas was long and namnese army. The retreat of Saigon forces from hastily pulli ng out, It was apparent these terms bloody. eOn the m nine years Ban Me Thuot in the cen tral highlands that be. were the tota l surrender of the Saigon army and later, the Viet Coor ning of April ng for ce ed s return to ta ke it gan 50 days ear lier ended on Saigon's ma in Tu city. lack. 1k Street All roads to Saigon we-ire methodically cut by Th.y tw'gan by laying, down a barrage of 4,000 A battalion of six'chl airborne Hangers rin Viet Cong forces. Just in ease the series of shells on the base wi th a tank column pushing hysterically past the Caravelle Hotel, tossing revolving door governments in Saigon failed to Inside by late morning. Coordina ted at ta c ks hit By PETER ARNFI'T wea pons into shop doorways, pulling off the ir get the message, the International air port at Tan every district arid province town along t he 3Oi Al' Special Correspondent boots as they hopped along and - tearing off Son Nhut was bombarded on the night of April 28 mile front. SAIGON, South Vietnam (AP) The first helmets, uniform Jackets and trouses a nd Viet Cong troops began moving massively They were disappearing Into a1leywayajnejg' and purposefully from their Jungle hideou pith-helmet*d,' green-uniformed Viet Cong The 25th DivisIon commander, Gen. Ly Tong ts to ilL a special favorite of Americans since 1963 soldiers to spill IntoSatipi around now on April u nderwear like ba thers In search of a beach as the main highways leading to e heart of th the when as a major he used armored troops to help 30 nailed a painted sign on the last bridge on the first truckloads of Viol Cong troops rolled City, Route I. It read In Vietnamese: "Independence down Tu Do Street In flag-bedecked trucks. By the time the last president of South Vict- overthrow former President Ngo Dinh Diem, PaLci-', Tu 1)0 Street, &utJil ahJ." The tctal cIlaps. of resistance In Saigon and nam. Gen Duonig Van "Big" MInI', solemnly ordered his men to fight to th e end . Some tried to with ' Then, as reporters and awestruck residen ts the literal disappearance of the Saigon army into broa dcast the surrender at 10 n.m. on April LtOd cliiltrert w if ving 30 watched, the heavily armed infantrymen the anonymity of the popula tion followed by four and waited weeping In Independence Palace to on the base. But most who ran into the scrubby weaved their -soy past the last flimsy barricades hours the departure of the last U.S. Marines receive the victorious invading forces, the last countryside were quickly capturt'd. of oil drums and sand bags and Saigon was from the roof of the Ameican Embassy. Estima'ed losses at Cu Chi for South Viet.16 three South Vietnamese infantry divisions nameSe Wl%Crnment tr oops were theirs. But Americans had long ceased to be a factor defending Saigon no longer existed , 2,000 killed and in the final outcome because for the past two This massive self-assurance had marked all of Reports are otill sketchy on the fate of the wounded. pars the war had been Vietnamese against Saigon units, but a clear pictur the de vastatingly swift Commun ist military e Ms been put to. Gen. Bat Vietname3e, and the Saigon army finall y just gether on what happened to the South Viet. river w eportedly committed sui cide beside a ad vance through South Vietnam In March and hen a helicopter he summoned to rescue refused to fIaJil. A pr iL ft was evident in days following the fall of 2th ""i Saigon hm was shot down. With the 25th Division gone, K The intentions of Viet Cong forces movi ng from the north west. the city as Viet Cong soldiers mingled freely wi th the path was clrir for the Viet Cong to sweep into the Saigon po pulation and the Westerr1ers in against Saigon had been clear for weeks: they The unit was based at Cu (iii, 20 miles from Saigon from the northwest and west. 1--t3 Seminole County Cancer Soc i e ty nit U N earsGoal -' Editor's Note: this Account of the final collapse of the South Vktnamrs army and the lightning takeover at Saigon by Communis t-led forces was wr,tfrn by AP Special Correspndcnt Peter Arnelt, a Pulitzer Prize winner who covered the war almost from Its Inception., He of three 4p pffr"t who .taved behind alter the fall of the capital. .. 1" - Sanford two ______ — - . ________ . - t ________ ______ ____ — -. ___ .. " 1 = _______ ________ .. , iy ' - - ' 4' _ _ CALENDAR , ,. - . _________ _______ _____ ______ __________ __________ __ -- — _____________ _____________ _______ _______ ' -. LidS _________ — . ' _________ : - man - ________ _____ - -'---. uiüv ______ - . " _____ affiA 4"' . - .i''P7' - ______ - .- . _______ '4 .' , When they talk about America's 'nlggardliness" toward South Vietnam following the _________ _______ poile ,' -v zs3 Paris peace agreement — eii,d _____ _____ will — refer all such complaints to the Gener4 Accounting Office. Et1( QtiT3l ____ ________ ___________________ A few weeks back when Congress was mulling over President Ford's request for 1300 million in military aid to South Vietnam, on top of some As social indiscretions go, George Hansen of 'r ___ $700 million already authorized for 1975, the Idaho Is a comparative piker. His crlmr, two B fiscal watchdog submitted an government's ____ violations of federal election regulations, Is a ______________ extremely interesting, and painful, report that political transgression about as rare as sand ou ld be made part of the public record. sh mica and th us interesting mostly for the fact he I As far as GAO investigators could determ ine, ____ _____ was caught. somethi ng like $200 million worth of weaponsg Still, wi th the congressional image being what . equipment and supplies sent to Sou th Vietnam hr it Is — awful and the tag of reform pinn ed ____________ two years wound up lost, mislaid, the past conspicuously to many members' lapels, there Is missing, mishandled or In the hands of the at least a smldgeon of remorse th at this black enemy. sheep will foul the purity of the House of Item: A total of 143 small vessels , such as Representatives wi th Impunity. So for PR ___,},, ar It, patrol boats and landing craft, valued at nearly reaso ns at least, some members ooze propriety. ' 'r7' '"4 $37 mi llion, simply "disappeared" from the "I don't want to see George hounded," says a 1. Sou th Vietnamese navy. young colleague, "but maybe we should at least Lk-'''V _____ Item: A stockpile of ammunition valued at ow an egg at him." nearly $2 million as stored out of doors without If the egg Is thrown unlikely— Hansen will • cover and allowed to deteriorate. be far more severely pun ished than most of the V. Item: At a depot holding small arms valued at other ll members of Congress who atsomet.Ixne "Hey Pop, you forgot something!" nearly $2Omiillon, more than $lOmIllion worth In history sat In the chambers wi th court conwas later reported "missing." victions on their consciences. Though Congress ____________________________________________________________________ Item: Sou th Vietnam requested new 155-mm. has, in total, expelled 15 mem bers for actions howitzers, a rmored personnel carriers and M-48 contrary to accepted cond uct (14 of them for RAY CROMLEY mediwn tanks to replace alleged battlefield sportIng the South during the Civil War), none losses. The "lost" equipment was actually stored of the expellees was a court-convicted criminal, in a warehouse. 1. Of the convicted. none has ever been seriously Item: Gen. Nguyen Vinh Nghl, former cornrebuked. Not mander of Sou th Vietnamese forces In the To be sure, In the overall, Congress has al ways WASHINGTON (NEA) — I must believe Cong and avenged by the hamlet's women. Mekong Del ta , last year pilfered 8,000 radios andé had a devil of a time pe na lizin g its own, conth at something of what we did In Sou th Vietnam I sat in at a PTA mee ti ng, where Vietnamese, 24,000 small arms from U.S. shipments and sold victed criminals or no. In the late llOOs, memwill endure. unused to the Idea of questioning school pm- most of them to the Viet Cong. bers could not bring themselves to punish an remember sitting near th e Cambodian cipals and teachers, sat quietly at first — then When they talk about the next domino to fall In ralist named Mat ew Lyon w n anti-Fede th he he bor r on a de rooftop In a Special Forces camp began slowly get e idea to th th at th ey as paren ts Southeast Asia because of Ameri ca's "abanspit on one member, when he hit that same donment" of an ally — and some people will — member with fireplace tongs, or when he was the n under seven feet of flood eater, listening to might have some say, 100. the Gis worry they would not be able to finish on There was the piglet program which set remind them of this unpleasant fact: Far from eventually convicted of sedition. By time the school house they had promised the thousands of little farmers up In the meat discouraging Communist aggressive designs, token, then Rep. William Greaves killed at local farmers, business In a small way, the Introduction of the Uni ted States has Inadvertently made North colleague in a duel In 1838, the committee th Then there were the villagers who showed me mira cle rice which kept the Sou th in food despite Vietnam one of the most f ormidable mili tary formed for censure purposes got so enbrolled wi th pride t he school th ey had constructed th e disruptions of war. powers for its size in the world. over the right or the wrong of the matter that t hemselves — so happy they couldn't stop Item: Than ks to American-made ad di tions, full House decided to ta ble the entire affair. Another friend ta ught hundreds of thousands talking. And the American who had convinced to North Vietnam can field at least 1,000 tanks of South Vietnamese farmers and fishermen No doubt congressmen have good reason to be the villagers they could have a school if they five t imes the number Thailand has and about as pool their meager funds, loan the money back t extraordinarily cautious when it comes to wished, and that they could, indeed build Y as Great Brita in. each other for buying small motors and pumps, punishing their own. For one thing, says a they tried, lie had obtained the American Item: The Communists have captured more ll fishing craft, seeds and fertilizer membe r of the House Standards of Official ma terials needed galvanized iron for ,o,- sma ndard of than 1,000 large American artillery pieces; $500 abling t en hem to increase their sta Conduct Committee, "they have to try to avoid and cement. million In spare parts and engines for e verything winding up with constitutional egg on their i can't forget the American nurse who traveled living by t heir own efforts. om Jee fr ps to fighter-bombers; up to $300 million remem ber the repeated American pressures (ace." When the House excluded Adam Clayton in safe areas, contested areas and, for all she Powell from his seat In the 1960's, because he knew or cared, In Viet Cong areas, helping the For la nd reform, beginning long before our troops in ammunItln; $20 million in fuel and was under indictment In a civil matter In New civilian sick, training Vietnamese nurses, were in the country. These men, undiscouraged lubricants. All told, acco rding to one Pen tagon estimate,1 York, Powell sued and won a Supreme Court assisting civilian Vie tnamese doctors. She asked by many failures, began to see measurable Nor th Vietnam has fallen heir to some $5 billion ogre before pr ss the end. verdict that no qua lifyin g member of ei ther no questions, just helped. worth of weapo ns and supplies. It is not clear House can be excl uded ; they mist be expe lled or A nd walking through the countryside, visi ting Consi de r, too, the words of another friend, whether or not this includes the $1 billion wor th nothing. a local school, noting a quiet American soldier In Asked wha t he made of the na tionwide village abandoned virtually in ta ct by the Sou th Viet. Expulsion, quite na t urally, Is almost unheard the corner, helpi ng where he could. He was an and hamlet elections, he thought for a moment, namese army In its headlong flight at the of. The 15 who have been so punished were infantryman, und this was not his duty or his then said: "I am acquaint ed wi th most of the be ginni ng of the deba cle — but does It matter? considered ou tright traitors to the nation, but assignment. But he wanted to do something. Vietnamese who associate wi th Americans In addition, North Vietnam now owns, com• there has been no transgressIon In a cent ury so There was t he American who, in his off hours, but I recognize only a few names in the lists of pliments of the American taxpa yer, one of the serious. Thus wi th exclusion illegal and ex- went almost every day up to a tiny settlement In those elected . That means In the countryside finest deep-water ports in the world at Cam Ranh pulsion reserved, almost, for men who sell the hills to he lp the vi llagers wi th their crops, they m ust be picki ng the men and women they Bay, plus elsew he re in Sou th Vie tnam oil tanks, secrets to the Russians, the only remonstration introducing new ideas tomatoes, lettuce and want, not just who they think we want. It's a good warehouses, ba acks, rr air fields, hospitals, ad left for a willing Congress is censure. ot her vegeta bles — ki lled one day by the Viet sign." infinitum et nauseum. — — 'I ......./ . _________ • ~r In one of those WASHINGTON NEAj re latively rare but embarrassing moments of American legislative history, the Congress has now among Its members a criminal who has been con vi cted as such. And since nobody knows quite w hat to do with him, the lawmakers wil l likely follow precedent and do noth ing. — •,... associate editor r For .. - - .. ' - " ....... . I .,rn ii •.; 4. 1 .,.,,., "s''- () . ' . ii _______ ____ ... oung Monks (1 A AA;II I f004 ! _____ _ __ _. , . - BANGKOK, 'Thailand (AP) city fell April 17 and provided and discover It was wine or IiCambodia's victorious Khmer one of several accounts of their quor they threw it away. But Rouge soldiers live in the man- austere lifestyle: there was a formidable connet of medieval monks. Pover'They'd wake up at 4 sharp stfmption of Pepsi-Colas and or. May Come This Year •.' 11/1.. ty, chastity, obedience are the every morning and do about angeades when they came in. 4 rules. E xercise is a daily regi- two hours of calesthenics and They drank them warm and WASHINGTON (AP) — Western Hemisphere foreign men, and drinking, raising hell other physical exercise. This were as happy as kings. ministers have reached a "general understanding" on and chasing women are taboo, was followed by some close or"They said men ind women ways to end the Cuba embargo, although the next step . Fnreinerc .i ..o ...... rii ';ith Than in the ainw !eid!IftIr"'z ...'-w. '0.' .1 _______ ___ Phnom Perth last week say the they'd go about their daily and that soldiers were not later this year at the earliest, _____ average soldiers are simple tasks, sweeping the streets and allowed to )u:ve sex. They told The reported agreement on Cuba Is the major /" peasant youths bewildered by cleaning up the buildings. achievement thus far of the annual Organization of IflC: 'If you were one of us you'd X,_ - ': . . ~ _ - 'if WT..O Kh. __ '-R5' mode rn mechanical gadgetry, American States meeting under way since Thursday. 'At night, groups of them have to be able to get along apparently- untutored in politi- would gather together for what without a woman.' Although Cuba was not even mentioned In the 37-point .. -1 t ') . * cal ideology and tightly con- may have been self-criticism i4-.W. agenda, it has been a dominant topic of corridor do"At night, patrols would '. .; 1jqJ .e trolled by the iron hand of their sessions. Several of them would move through the streets withliberations at OAS headquarters. if. z'1 '. :. ;,,'-' . 1 leaders. There are separate sit in a circle and one would out a word. A column would -. In an impromptu meeting wi th reporte rs Saturday, •. _~~_ 4i, Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger said, "I have the women's combat units as well stand up and start talking, pass by as silently as if it were 7 H as boy soldiers described as looking rather sheepish at in a rice paddy. All the men impression there is a general understanding of where we . 1!' "very aggressive, dangerous times, scratching his chin and wore light sandals. I was very want to go" on the Cuba issue. ';.k:- jjg .-" -1 I and without fear." soon. impressed. It is not surprising 1.1. Bernard Gaude, a French"For food, they carried a that they won." . -11 I -41 who lived in Cambodia for little basket with some rice. 1W Suffers Losing Year A of their behavior 2 ear under four different little of dried fish and pra1 They didn't vided comic relief to Westregimes, spent two weeks with hoc (fish sauce). WO1FSBURG, Germany (AP) Volkswagen erners ap d i tr pe nside the Cam______________________________________ p.i''' \ '\.tc-- .••: seeking a partner for manufacturing cars In the United the Khmer Rouge in Phnom drink any alcohol. Sometimes : __________ Penh and its vicinity after the when they'd open up a bottle bodian capital and uncertain States after suffering its first losing year, according t the A't' about their fate. The soldiers ____________________________________ ____________ l company's ne chairman, Toni Schmtweker, •- ti __________________________________________________ 0 -.. .', JJ "Ufh.=. II . I., I L4111 I ... tI!k._ a out the ale to autoinobiIcthv ____ ---I I say. TTVIL'II IL WIU come, m aiso can m couldn't start, ransacked phar. . ' 1. tell you. But the clear answer is that we must do ,.q _________ 4' mnacies in search of vitamins — t ' something in the U.S.A. and that we will do it with a •*'-.t ,,. - I 5~ . and popped assorted pills Into par tn er," Schmuccker said in remarks released for '( 1. I 11 their mouths. Sometimes the publication tod ay. men would get angry when in - ,_ someone took their photograph MAY!? __ J ,"_ k MAY It and couldn't instantly come up The Franciscan Friars General Ohio Club of Deltona pot with the print. g,4 Assembly, 4th Degree Knights luck dinner, 6 p.m. in the Aff. of Columbus, will meet at the Deltona Community Center. "They were crazy about ra. Fat he r Lyons K of C Clubhouse Program by Southern Bell dios, watches and cloth, but MRS. MARY DELOACH L BARTOW MANN in Sanford at 8 p.m. This is a Telephone Theme: they had little use for anything Co. new assembly and all 4th "Thinking Machines," a else," Gaude said. "They are Mrs. Mary Deloach, 49, of lit. L Bartow Mann, 81, of Lake David Sorre ntino, of Sou th Seminole Middle School, in Degree members are welcome, narrated film given by M. 100 per cent peasants who came THE SOUTH 1, Box AF, Sanford, died in Monroe, died Sunday morning. Casselber-ry captures a colorinl pinata, at Latin American Day Serras and Phyllis Tammey, into the city after five years and Orlando Saturday. Born in Born in Cochran, Ga., he lived Festivities, produced by 4th, 5th and 6th Teams, of 7th grade naturally they went a little wild. AMERICAN WAY Oviedo High School PTSA, 8 Pasaic, N. J., she came to in Lake Monroe for the Past Social Introductory lecture on But it didn't last long." Studies classes. (Herald photo by Elda Nichols) 65 p.m., school commons. Student years ago from years. He was a member of will conduct the Transcendental Meditation, 8 Georgia and was a Catholic. First Baptist Church Sanford, body president Sanford Civic Center. her Florida State Nurseryman's meeting. Installation of ofp.m., Survivors include ficers. husband, Rolan Deloach, Association and Sanford Elks MAY 15 Sanford; daughters, Misses Lodge. MAY 13 Bad Check semInar, 9 a.m. Paula and Maria Deloach, Survivors Include two stepslord Middle scb()oi PTA, 7 11:30. Panel of merchants, Sanford; son, Salvatore sons, Jack H. Whitmore, p.m. Student projects On bankers, law enforcement, Deloach, Sanford; three Atlanta, and Philip Murry, display and band will play. In- secret service and state at. brotheri, Frank Mantegna, Lake Mary; eight step- stallatlon of officers. torney's office. Angelo Mantegna and daughters, Mrs. C. L Collins, Salvatore Mantegna Jr., all of Lake Helen, Mrs. R. K. ldylwllde School advisory Open house, Pre-school Marcus, Hook, Pa.; sisters, Grammes. Roanoke, Va., Mrs. committee, 730 p.m., at the Education and Development Mrs. Josephine Krause, Eva Woottn, Aberdeen, 1.C., school Center, First Presbyterian The Semi nole County unit of The funds de rived from the and rehabilitation, Daehn ford, he said, the calls for Marcus Hook, and Mrs. Ana Mrs. Mattie Hardy, LaPorte, Church Education Building, the American Cancer Society Crusade will be spent for pointed out. Since opening the equipment, services, and Freebloodpreuuretesta,2-4 Myers, Newark, Dela.; mother, Tex., Mrs. Alice Whittington 7:30 c. has to 9 p.m. reac Open d 92 r to he pe ce nt of pub li its cancer research, cancer new unit headquarters in the transport at ion have p.m., Sanford Adventist Mrs. Pauline Mantegna, and Mrs. Nancy Bobbins, both Church, 1975 Crusade goal, Bob Daehn education, and patient services Chase & Co. Building in San- mushroomed 7th and Elm. Marcus Hook. of Daytona Beach, Mrs. Bar. Maitland-South Seminole crusade chairman, announced. Gramkow Funeral Home In bars Farmberger, R.asswell,. Climber of Commerce Mayors' Over 812,200 has been Ladies Civic and Community Prayed' Breakfast, 7:30 a.m., collected, with more returns charge of arrangements. Ga. and Mrs. Steely Hartwig, Houston, Tex,, four sisters, Affairs committee, 8:15 a.m., Holiday Inn, Altamonte due within the next few days, ROBERT HOWE Mrs. Carrie Oglesby, Mrs. Greater Sanford Chamber of Springs. Guest Speaker, Col, according to Daehn. The Emmie Rabun, Miss Arie Commerce building. A Quincy Collins, former POW. minimum goal of 113,627 was Robert Howe, 49, of 118 Mann, anti Mrs. Rena set by the Florida Division of Dr. Arthur Schawlow, Mayfair Circle, Sanford, died Swaggerty, all of Lake Monroe; Installation of officers of the American Cancer Society of the La.3er," will Deltona Civic Association and based on the best crusade Sunday morning. Born in brother, Jack J. Mann, Lake speak to Florida Chapter of the Auxiliary, 1 p.m., Deltona year in the past three years. Akron, Ohio, he lived In Sanford Monroe. for the past 16 years. He was a Brisson Funeral Home In Optical Society and guests at 8 Community Center. Light The local unit goal in 1974 was £ p.m. at Langford Hotel Treetop luncheon at noon, followed by $4,000 and $12,000 was realized. member of St. Paul's Lutheran charge of arrangements. REM ~ LE Room, Winter Park. meeting and installation. Church of Akron. lie was a tire Daehn praised the work of engineer and a veteran o f neighborhood volunteers and Funeral Notices _______________________________ singled WWII. out the efforts of Georgetown area Chairman MANN. L. sas-row— Funeral Survivors include his wife, 4th SANFORD Mrs. Marie Francis, whose s erv ices for L Barlow Mann, Si. Mrs. Eileen Howe, Sanford; I 01 Lake Montoe. who died Sun individual envelope contained son, David A. Howe, Lake day, will be held at 3 p m $210; this amount marked the Mary; daughter, Mrs. Patricia Tuesday at Brisson Funeral MAY to. 1975 DISCHARGES highest single ret urn at the time Home with Dr Jay Ted Cosmato ADMISSIONS Hall, Winter Springs; four officiating Burial in Sylvan of the pre-final swnmary. Sanford IFLA grandchildren; and parents, Lake Cemetery Brisson in Sanford Lydia Shapiro The "Hope Ball" originally charge. Mr. and Mrs. Harlan K. Howe, Clnav Bradley Lulu C Erwin C I slated for May 17 at the Sanford Mildred Garner DeBary. DELOACH, MRS. MARY— Gertrude Cariston Civic Center was cancelled In John Nelson Henderson Mina E HinsI Funeral services to' Mrs Miry Lydia Shapiro STEA K Gordon E Thompson, Altamonte order to avoid distraction from Brisson Funeral Home in Deloach. 1,. of Rt 1. Box AF. Rebecca .1 Barnest, DeBary Springs who died Saturday In Sanford the Crusade efforts, Delbert charge of arrangements. Charlotte Gill, DeBary John Clarence Cherwa. Orlando, will be held Tuesday at Abney, ball chairman, an. Debbie R McLane, D e Bary Casseiberry am 4 All (,',..I. t'.a'Iir Elsie M Arceri, Deltona nounced Nadkn Thomas, Casselberry earlier. Church with Fr Richard . &Aar I CJ2EA'IEO . !! . ---~-._~- ~'~' X. . ,~~_ I I ,, , . ,....4 :;7NO __,,. ._.;.&_!:-,.. ,4i... . ~'..-%. -'-_. .o-,_11.:_.,.44, ' i 2 V , -.%.. '! 4-1_ __- . I ..I.W.._.~_*I--Jj''-i.,iN - Y End Of Cuban Embargo tournaments and prizes t hen any oth er local golfer.) And oh yes, there is something new to report about the Sheriff ... all of his classmates at the Academy are sprouting mousta ches for the ir graduation pictures. It sorts does someth ing for the 'big man'. . something his wife Dot will take care Of when he finishes the school In about five more weeks (and that is, get out the scissors). AIW I -r! _-;r_r-2--a~ ----,-, .._- ..~-; . . 1 L ike Monday, May 12, 191"A ~ DON OAKLEY ; +; I V I I I .JI %1•.L/ . Troops V -6 _~ 0 IN BRIEF . - Off The alarming Increase in the nationwide crime rate Is adding fuel to the drive for gun control legislation In the 94th Congress. Massachusetts has just put a stiff gun control law on its books. A handgun registration law has been proposed In the California Legislature. The handgun Is justifiably the prime target In this revival of the gun control issue. More than half the murders committed in our country involve handguns. However, this does not change the fact that legislators are on a difficult course seeking a constitutional and practical way of keeping handguns under control. It Is easier to spot the flaws In gun control proposals than to offer constructive alternatives, and we believe that Attorney General Edward Levi is simply on the wrong track In proposing that handguns be outlawed in metropolitan areas which have the highest crime rates. This would simply be an invitation to black markets and smuggling and the transfer of gun traffic from cities to smaller towns on their outskirts. The same crime statistics which show the use of handguns In crimes show that the crime problem is becoming as serious In the suburbs and smaller cities as It Is In congested metropolitan areas One thing that can be stated with some degree of certainty is that the handgun dilemma cannot be localized In our mobile society. Not v TOM TIEDE r & I ................................. -.. Rouge Khmer enough to 'Hole-In-one' the par three fifth hole, where a new Ford was the special prize. All-in-all everyone seemed to enjoy themselves— particularly as they later watched themselves on the closed-circuit video tapes which were taken of the contestants while in play. The equipment was provided by Seminole High School Principal Don Reynolds. Probably the only one who didn't enjoy himself at this year's event was Seminole County Sheriff John Polk. Polk Is currently enrolled in the 11-weeks FBI special training school. He did visit wi th the duffers early Sunday b2fore teeoff time offering words of wisdom on how to win th e event. (With his high - ø I Evenimg Norald, Sanford, Fl. Around The Clock -- ----- WEATHER a 4 - Yesterday's high $6 low this morning 67 There was 3501 an inch of rain Saturday Partly cloudy through Tuesday A chance of thundershowers mainly during the afternoon and evening hours Highs in the upper SOs Lowi in the mid to upper SOs Variable winds mrMly IA mtlP or less becoming gusty near thun der showers Rain probabOty 20 per cent tonight and SO per cent Tuesday Extended Forecasts Wednesday through Friday FLORIDA PENINSULA --- Chance of showers Wednesday Fair to partly cloudy Thursday and Frday Hghs mostly SOs and lows mainly SOs Daytona Beach tides for Tuesday high lOSS am • 10 27 p m ; low 3Slam , ] Sl pm • Porl Canaveral high 975 a m . 1009 pm , low 333 am. 316 pm - 4 ) (lilf,01t. \\'ln'r.' to gut Ifl Iii V1) for all the t loll von nooil aluout your IICW COITI- 111(111 t ,S'. MARGE WILLIAMS 322 1812 Sanford SHIRLEY COOPER 83-19212 CussebberryWinter Spring' .'i%' ( ____ "j JUDY RENEE 834 9212 ltarnonte Springs Longwood the only Golden Rule funeral directors in Sanford. SHIRLEY MILl. E T 8349212 Fe. est City H 11.04 RICHMOND 574 3)67 Deltona I f: �- -. . --- -.--' - -''rrr'- - -7__ ,•.Th- - .-....;fl-'Tk..çh-e.;- - - '----. 5T,-_'_ ! '-- r ___._ -- -•-..- --V----.' ..- - -, -• -.- - -- . --- v -- ____________ - F-Ar - 'I:== . . - - .: - ::f.- rrr: .:: .::__. : ; -.--.-..-- ;...-.:- --- •T= - L. 0 F ~ -I - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, May 12, iS7S-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, FL ~ EuSCOREBOARD m M ajor Monday, May 12, 1t75-4A $400: I Saint Clair Eutle League 4A, 3A Results - ComP/ete lHartilei G irls ' Results CLASS4A SI. Blueg rass (Larrabee) I h id Riverview East Bay and 7 3 Tufty Rai der (LeWIS) S I, I Gainesville 13 (tie) TEAM SCOP5 I Mm, 172, Mar,i cn'raI I 115, Jacksonville TEAM STANDINGS - i Br andon Lake Brantley and Milton ii; II Navy Sue (VanderSchatt) 7 2. 4866. Miami Central 493; Clear Jackson 50. 2 Miami Centra, 31. 3, R,t,ou)t 173 ), Winter Park 3; 3. Ribault 1:441; Washington 1.467 watef 300. Glades 302; Dillard Baseball Jackson (tie) Venice, Gainesville Buchholz Shan Anti (D'Amato) I? 1; 6 yule Ribault 2$. Jacksonville Ribault 33, 4 (tie) ICO DASH - Cheeslborough, I (tie) Daytona and Tampa Jesuit (lie Northwestern 1.46 7. Dandudo Ranger (Piper) 61, 50 2; 1$. (tie) Tampa King fl, Sateiut 72; 6 Coral Gables Ribault 11 3, Thomas, Miami 410 - Flair, Miami Jackson Si IS; Beach Mainland and Miami Killian Catholic and HolIyod Chaminade CO'tOnwod Soto (Raul l0 American League Killian II. (tie) Forest 16, I I. 71, so - Smith. Jacksonville Forest Jackson 113; Ford, Glade Central, 25. 6 Tampa Chamberlain Allen , Miami Central 58 7; Fulton. Tiny Muss Bissell IM,irlinl $1 7 I. 2 (tie) Ocala Fort and Miami East Dillard 16. Glades Central 15. 10 7 721. McNab. Satellite Beach II 35. South Plantation 15. $ Jacksonville Columbus 7. 72 (tie) Lake Wales Hawkins. Miami Central 11 4. South Dade 511. Smith, Tallahassee W I Pct. GB Washington 12' 2:27 1. Dunnaway. Clearwater Raines SIXTH. I M McDonald, Plant City 115; Austin, - Pace CJ - $400: I Leon 54 I?. 9 (lie) Miami Jackson, and Palatka South 6; 6$. Thomas. Coral Cham Milwaukee 71. (lIe) 16 10 61$ SHOT PUT - Perry, Miramar, 17 9, 7 Largo 7:231; Dillard 170 berlan S9, Thomas. Coral Gables Ch'P4Miyrce.oes (Neely) 31;?. Jack Winter Haven and Plant City Ii; I?, Crystal Rlverand Fernindina Beach Boston Ii It) 513 1 I; Pta. Killian II 9's, Kirby, Coral Kinch, Tallahisie Leon 2:73?; MILE Pence (LeVan) S I. 3 Diller W Bowman, Palm Beach . 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Ike, Mainland 3 - 77.1 Carlo Red (Hobbs) 131; 0 Mary 1 II (tie) Tampa Leto, Miami Buchholz, 9.7; Washington 2395; Robins, Dillard 1:510; Tampa Chamberlain 1:3)0. 4 Dorald Williams, West LONG JUMP - Jackson, Paxon ISO RELAY Brooks Jacksonville (t-fyselI) 57 Palmetto, Miami Carol 260. Little. Washington 266 City, St Manes City. 79. 5. Steve Jones, Ribault 1:51 57; Deerfield 1:31 9. Oakland 11 17 $16 1$ I's, Best, Kilian 100; Huntley, Pane's I 11 S. Tampa King I u i, 140 REAL'v' Miami Jackson Pa'on 1 550 Texas Petersburg Dixie Hollins and Punta Gorda Charlotte. 10.0; 6 17 12 586 Deerfield 17 41 4; Cheeseborough, SEVENTH: IM - Pace C? - Homestead South Dade 6. 71 Kariv,5 •"ti's Williams. Ma lonn'., C'?y is is s i 3 v •... "vlere) • on ,V,h r Ceach (hoc 10 u CalifornIa IS II 181 3 97. 7 Jopp, ,hii ,',i'0 (Dvorack) I Ha v en 17314 Enni s, Tampa Tech Boone, Coconut Creek MILE - I Picky MinIon, Quincy Minnecta 17 I j I 16 I', Major (No Drlver)$ I. and SI Petersburg Boca Ciega S Chlcaon 4.156. 2 Cliff Belts, Fort I? 17 III s I Sharp View (Ruggles) 10 1, 5 HIGH JUMP Hightower, HlQl HURDLES - I. Mike Myers, 4,184, 3 Bill Mayeral, Englewood rriors S hock Sunday's Results T inys Time Bomb (Martin) 11. 6 hicago 53. Curry, Miami Rober'.on. Winter Park. I)?? Bill Hollywood Charntn,,de. 1:21.9, 1 Texas It , Delrot 7 Jackson 32, Princess Strong (Regur) SI; 7. Moore, Curry S I. incher, South Plantation. 136, DougOverfeit, Astronaut, 1:725, Minnesota 63, fl,Itimrt. i 9 Gacto, King SI; Hagle, Lake Lowden Lew (Brldoes) 7-7; I Beth Tom Scott, Miami Jackson I)?: CHICAGO (Al') - It Barry, who has had an up and ference playoff to a mCraig Mills, West Palm North Shore, Cleveland i. Chicago 3. II n Dean Iftereinak 61 Brantley 0. Townsend, Robinson Bruce Cross, Jax Ribiult. II?, s. 17)3. 6 Tom Larkin, Tampa ningS like Coach Al Attles and his me- enth game. down series, was at his best 10 Wallace Stanley, Jax Lee 142. 6, Jesuit, 4 71 1 EIGHTH: 1 M - Pace C.l Kansas City 1 M'i'a DISCUS Haney, Leto 1150. o silient Golden State Warriors The Warriors, and Rick Barbefore a Chicago Stadium $4$0: Larry Williams, Tampa Jefferson sao RELAY - 1. SParr North Fisher Satellite 11210; Romer, St I Knowing When lSerbesl It. 2 Boston S. Callornia , 1 may not be record crowd of 19,594. headed for a vacary in partL'ilai, did come out Marion (Jones, Brown. Smith OeM,, Star Lite lV,inDevc'nter) 31, Oakland 7. New 'York S Petersburg Seminole 109S. Brya n. 100 I James ero, Daytona Davisl. I 203. 7 Rockledge 1:713, tior alter all, Barry led both teams with 36 blazing to create a 3.3 standoff 3 Freddie Adios (Nicholt) 4 I. I Today's Games Lee 101 II, Pla, Killian 1019. Mainland. 9 7 7 Mike Roberon, 3 Leesburg I 284, 4. Haines City Kansas CitV (Leonard 0 0) at Toga Hanover (Huggins) S I ~ S Nottage, Miami Jackson 103 3. "I said before this sixth game and give the Warriors home points, lie also had seven Winter Park, 9 4; 3 Kevin Johnson, 1:7111, S Jones 1,781, 6 Quincy Detroit (Puf'tle I 1). 8 pm Eyre Fire (8-olsioli) 01,6. Fearless SOFTBALL THROW -- Kirby. Brandon, 95. 1 Lloyd Kelly, Miami Shanks 1 795 that If we didn't come out court advantage in the seventh steals, eight rebounds and eight Boston ror-e (Ruggies), I I; 7 Byrd Shot Central, (Cle-i,elar,cl Coral Gables 7774. Smith, Oak 2 11 at 9 7. S. Keith Johnson, DISCUS I Joe Voor. Astronaut. blazing, we'd go on a vacation game in OaKland Wednesday amists. (Huey) 7 Oakland 2. $ Mary .10 Adios Ridge (Hamilton 17), it Brandon, 97. 6 Frank Nordico, 173 II, 7 Ron Rutherland, Cocoa ( Sie rs) $ I pm 7137; Godfrey, Miami Jack until next October, Attles said night. It was Barry's hustling plays son 713 Tallahas ee Godby, 9 7 Beach, Il? 1 3 Eric Beach, 159.4. only names scheduled F ern, North Miami 202 I. Lup MILE after his Warriors stunned the that keyed Warrior defense The s I Tommy Curtis, inner will race the '5trn', Pi,rew [5t B,,,, NINTH I M Pace CImg $440: P i;cr 2 0 Tuesday' s Games Iiranoin I 159, 7 Jell McAbee, Darby, Fort Myers, 169 II, I Van Chicago Bulls 8&12 Sunday to Washington Bullets in a best-o f- that outrebounded Bulls 51110 LOW HURDLES Palmer Winter Park. 4A8.4; IL Mike Clay, Foster, Cocoa ISS 9. 6 David Jones, 1 Wilma Chip (VenDevente') • carry the National Basketball seven Showdown for the NBA 39and had Chicago hand.ling the Dillard IS2. Washington 158, Chortawnatchee, 4 19 1, 1. Bobb', Glades Central, 1562 3 Kerry Creed (Larrabee) 7-2; 4 Montgomery Coral Gables. 16 I, Kansas City at Detroit. I Association's Western Con- championship, Braman, Tampa Chamberlain, ball like a hot potato. LONG JUMP - I Anthony Smith. Pissam,e Flash (Blood) 3.1, S pm 4 19 S. 6 Mike Wesmore, Miami Glades Central, 73 11 ; 7 Eugene Westerns Bev (Phillips) $ I, 6 Cleveland at Minnesota, 9 Springs, 1 270 Collins, Wxiieoge, 27$ z: 3 Thec Brand (Crank) 92. 7 Jimmie pm. 110 RELAY - I. Brandon Manley, Lake Wales, 7231, , I Arcien, (Reynolds) 101: S Stoney MIlwaukee at Tes, 9 pm :'';,:'.. i'-..,It, Joh"nson, Michael Towne, Miami Curley, 22 kty (VarlderSchaaf) 3 1 New York at California, 10 30 Burney, Kevin Johnson) I 261, 7. 71 ,. 5 Jeff Hart, Lake Wales, 71 pm Jax Ribuut 1.27 1, 3 Miami Killian 7' . TENTH: IM- Pace C.2-$42S: 6 Charles Haralson, Boston at Oakland. II pm I 216, 1 Mainland 1.2$ I. S Carol Rockledge, 71 6 I Mighty Mouth (VanderScha.af) City I 79 OL 6 St Pete Dixie Hollins I 2 Mutiny K U (Hyselli I I. 3 SHOT PUT - i David Jones, National league Frisky Donna (Ihlenfelcil 51, 4 1 79 1 Glades Central, SI l'i. 7 Lee East LONG JUMP - I. James Brown, Adams. 555',. 3 Van Foster. Cocoa lusty Mcklyo (Adriance) 5 1, Mainland,2i 3414,7 Kevin Johnson. R..'a,'h U'. £ W I PcI. GB Justafrot (Dvoracekl 77 A-'"'1 Wi2laro:, en'caqo to 9 647 Tarpon Ray (Aberty) $ I; 7 Ride Brandon, 730 1 ,. 3 George Wiley, Fort MyerS Cypress Lake, 3311',. 19 Pittsburgh Jax Wolfson 23 3A., , 1. P1k I) 12 570 4 Byrd (Howard) I I; S Li" Morris HaIlu. mAstronaut, 57 1',. Philphla 13 ii Ill S Lie See Williams, Jax Ribault, 720',; 3 Ike 6 John Nixon. Jupiter, 309. (Kucia) $ I Grant, Jax Fletcher.726',. 6. St Louis I? II 161 5 HIGH HURDLES - 1 Robert Nev. York ELEVENTH: I M -Pace Clmb - Kelvin Hro.n, Tampa Chamberlain, P,$cII Or,t,i rcrrst, 141, 2 Ton, 11 ii ) F 1234 Montreal 1400 I Nealon Tim" (Pattersonl 1 10 II 41/ 6,C. 000e, Gu mi 5has. ri 11 A. 3 Le' SHOT PUT - I Tommy Sparks, Dorrance. Fort Myers, 111, 4 2.2 Meadow Do (Larrabee) 101. 3 West Diamond M Hanna (Taylor) Si, 4 Los Angete's 71 11 656 Edgewater, 617. 2 Luis Rovere, James Ganzy, Riviera Beach Tefri Miss (Ram) I I; S Avon Ben Waleah,60 61 :; I Shelton Newman, Suncoa%l. 14 4, S Liston Bouchelle, C incinnall is 14 S6I I Atlanta 17 16 SIS 1', Itleely) 31. 6 Sandy Doll (Hysell) Ta npa Leto, 590, 1 Bill Wilson, Fort Myers. II S. 6 Henry Gibson, San Diego 15 16 181 S 97. 7 Thunder Grattan (Bougeols) Evans, 5' 14. S Stan Simmons. Manes City, II 7 Hiatea . 5$ IO 6 I. I Kingly Hal (Bolsioli) St 1014 6 Gus VaIantasi, S Francisco 14 16 467 6 SPRINT MEDLEY . I - D I - t +f . ----• --- - -• •*Yt - - - $ - -• ______ . I ft - diwwot - - : t. - * I. _ .;- -' S-A . '- - 7--+4 .. - i'! - I -.. - -.... - - - - - - j .- .. a=. - `F q-A .-A -Z - _________________ . I ~ 4v~~_: - - . . - ii' - , - '' '. 796 - -_ Z TCS. ~ --'~--I - - - '-~-.awe W V~,rw It -r m it third with 33 points, Tampa discus -feet, I 1-inchcs was 880-yard run respectively, but King and Satellite tied for nearly 30 feet behind the winner did not place "I just stunk, that's all," said fourth wi th 32 points, and (Pat Haney of Leto - 115 feet), FOREST CITY- Dark clouds Coral Gables sixth wi th 21 and her 1065 In the shot put (32- McAbee. "People keep saying I feet, 7-inches) was 10 feet didn't do bad for a freshman, brought rain, but the spirit of points. Becky Hagle of La ke Bran- behind Mary Perry of but still.... the first Florida girls' hi gh '1 wanted to gr beck and tell school track and field cham- ticy was the only Seminole Miramar, who threw 42-feet, &. my brother (Jell McAbee of piortshi Saturday was not to County girl to place. She soar ed inches. Lisa Eberle of Lake Brantley Winter Park, who finished to filth m the high jump wi th a be dampened The meet, w hi ch was he ld at leap of 5 feet Glyness was disqualified in the second in the mile run at the Lake Brantley High School, was lIightoser of Englewood won preliminaries of the 110) ard Class 4A state meet the same soaked sIth a downpour during with a jump of 5-feet, 3-Inches low hurdles w he n she false night) I got at least six th • place.'' the preliminary events in the I..avcrnt' Boykin of Seminole started tk'e. -. E be rle's false star ts were nor afternoon. One girl fell on the High School, the only county Lake BrRntley's Troy Ann ,''1 wet track and was taken to a athlete to qualify In two Gaines and Trinity Prep's uncommon The tension of the - J =.'l 1. V.., - ; A - f - " Cheeseborough Sets Record _. •- 1• e u • . -- ,-.__. M irls'Stat ownpo r S Oh Rai eny .Day.,, I Id - --1, .-. , - - • By TOM KEYSER Herald Sports Editor . hip - r . - final -- . -- - -- . d .. ~rllldllk. - ..,',.,,, r wwf~ - - - , ;4~c- - --- ! 4- , -- . .- - ~ -17 -... 4!~ ~ -.. - - - V . i ~__ _X01-wa - . . - - - .. -•. . --------- - 1W -- - -- -- - - - - - - ' yser PUM k~ at the north end of the stadium Afewraindropsfellat the startoltheftrstheatofthe 100.. yard dash- the second running t. and was never headed. His time was 1-551 - his best ever. "I felt like I had a - - - 1 - -t.; = . 2 V r 1WV1RiW 1A1. It 1. Imhi - I ___-*_ - - _~- ~- N - - 1 - = iw - 7- 1 '~.__ .144a _L 4i:~ ~_ ---_ --______ ___ __- ~ _-~ VW __$:fr I—. exloi - -- r --LI . - zV **T , 141- pened spirits. Sandra Cheeseborough of win it," Stanl ey said. "But after sport." I won I just couldn't believe It. Ron Harris of Lake Brantley Jackson ville Ribault headlined "1 couldn't do anything the captured third place In the 330- th&. meet when she ran 2.yard day of the race, or actually for yard in'rmed1ate hurdles with dash In the prelimin'uies In the whole week. I just wanted a time of 40.). William Rennau 24.2 secu'1s to break the the time to pus because I was of Riverview East Bay won national prep record, which was previously held by Gwen tired sitting around and being with a 39.5 clockIng, Marty Gilmore of Oviedo did Smith of Conroe High School In "C' rons," With a state title in his not place in the two-mile run. Conroe, Texas (24,4), Cheesebrough came back in As was the ease in the district pocket, Sta nley now will devote full time to football, which he and region meets, Mike the finals to win the 220 wi th a saysinhisflrstsportprlority. Roberson of Winter Park timeo(25.O8andthe 100-yard He Is Lake Brantley's quar- highlighted the Class 4A dash with an 113 clocking. competi tion. She was the only two-time terback. "He's a real tough corn- The Florida Sta te-bound winner at the meet. Miami Jackson won the first pe titor," Lake Brantley Coach senior broke the national high -= _. - -_____-___ _ .t . - I . HouSton 1-1 lw_x 4f-~ !_ - 'h-$ - 4- - - 1W - - - - - 1 1. : -: - - 111 - " - - ..d'' - - iá" = t . •)- \\ \ in 1.05 Angeles at St LOuIS. (0) - Merritt Island, 55 It San Diego at Pittsburgh. (n) Atlanta at Montreal, (0) S-an Francisco at New York, ,e-v In AL.44 n rith - OW. I.C. Kline. (Heralid High School gets a bag f Cb*Kline of Terry Par by Tom Keyser) 371 in) )1!L.. " 11 fl Sunday's Results Los Angeles 7, Pittsburgh 0 .11 New York 3. Cincinnati 7 Atlanta ?. Philadelphia San Diego 2. Chicago I Houston 6. Montreal 0 St Louis 4. San Francisco 3 Today s Games Cincinnati (Norman 71) at Prtiladetphia (Loribovg 31). (n) Atlanta (Morton 52) it Mon treat (Rogers 11), (n) San Francisco (Barr 37) at New York (Matlack 23). In) Los Angeles (/,essersmith 0) at St Louis (Denny 72). In) Only cames Scheduled Tuesday's Games MOultOn at Chicaqo Cincinnati t Philadelphia. - -- I . _ W - ) - P ro Hockey NHL PLAYOFFS All Times EDT Semifinals Best-of? Series Saturday's Results No oan'e scheduled Sunday's Results New York Islanders 2. Phila delphla 1, series tied 53 Today's Games No game srPieduled Tuesday's Game New 'York Islanders at Phila delpha. I OS P m - - WHA PLAYOFFS Finals Best-of.? Series Saturday's Results Mouitnn 7, taas 30 Quebec 0, HoustOn Sunday's Results Harness Racing a Plo game S(Pitdu)Cd Today's Games P4CuStOO at Ourbc. I p m Tuesday's Game E ntries TONIGHT - Win ter Park Snatches P ro Tit le From Rowing SNA By GLENN MCCASLAND Herald Staff Writer points and Edgewater was third with nine Coach Tom Feaster, In a bid to boost his points chances in the Varsity Four and Eight Hampered by bad wea ther that caused races, had switched personnel prior to the The dream of a second Florida the rowing event to run an hour to 90 state race, using Charlies Dickens, George schoolboy rowing championship was not minutes Saturday morning, Sanford Naval Hamrick, Ron Hunt, Mark Bassett and be be Saturday for Sanford Naval got off to a quick start In the Varsi ty Four Tom Mathews In the Four race, then Academy. -SNA was undefeated ln the event -only coming back. with Burns Robertson, Pat The Midshipmen dropped two heart- to see Winter Park catch up and pasi the Cork, BTOn Ginter, Bill Jones, Hunt, breaking races to Winter Park High Middies midway on the 1,500-meter Hamrick, Dickens, Bassett and Ma thews School, seeing their bid for a second colwse. in the Eight. straight state crown at SNA go by the The Middles stayed wi th Winter Park However, Winter Park Coach Clarke boards. ne, Wray did some shifting as well, using his until both shells reached the finish li Winter Park edged Navy by a boot's where Winter Park out4troked Navy for a four strongest men from the Vanity Eight nose In the Varsity Four championships, narrow win - the length of a seat In the in the Varsity.Four boat, and putting them and then defeated the SNA Varsity Eight tiny boats, back in the Eight boat to keep that squad to to rack upl9 points for the team chamIn the Varsity Eight race, the story was strength. His switch paid off. pionship. the same wi th Winter Park taking first In the Junior Varsity race, Win ter Par k Sanford finished second In the state over the Navy crew In a hard-fought trip made it a clean sweep, followed by rowing event held on Lake Monroe wi th 11 course. Edgewater and Sanford Naval Academy. - - - - -.. .• • - '. '.:' - ' - - - - -.,.-- - - -. - - . -- - -_ ",, - - - - - -. - .. - .I . UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) - team victory. Everybody, ev- any Flyers forward that ven visions of a second straight It was as if the New York cry e y, pla a In tured too close to Reach's goal Stanley Cup dancing In their Islanders already ha d won . It the Islanders win at Phila. heads. Na tional Hockey League semi"Hart was the only supe r deiphia Tuesday night in the lIIIaIpLIIy(*1 series WiU3 the guy-the diiggaineofthesenu, tuit ilds game Philadelphia Flyers. super game," Rfsch said. they'll leave another astonished would be the Flyers' clincher Defenseman Denis Potvin, New York defenseman Gerry team In their wake on the way w hen left wing Ross Lansberry who scored one of New York's Hart did, Indeed, have a super' to the Stanley Cup finals, ti pped Joe Watson's shot past goa ls, said, "This Is by far the game Sunday af ternoon. Ills Alter drawing a bye mW the Reach after just 1:42 of play. most satisfaction I've ever got- goal at 3:42 of the third period quarter-finals and sweeping the But a seemingly tense New ten out of hockey." was the game-winner In the 211 Toronto Maple Leafs In four York squad regained its corn Gaiknder Glenn ftesch said, trlumph. lie bbckcd numerous g,imcs, (lee F'ers t oo k a -O posure and came back-far the 'More than any time, this was shots and made sure W tie up lead on the Islanders and had umpteen th time-to win, ____ - - -- - :_:_ 7NIIMMRFW~~ I; ____ -__ . - ____ _' - - .-___- - - _ -~~, Z_ . . __- __ -' - I - - ar Np__T__ jja - =. - . -: . . -_ 4 A - - . __ . ___ - i~. , - - Unitas Set At - __ . ~ __ -W--W__4_=_V - I - - -_ -_----:- t-- --_; - - Z __ T., i-__In:~'- - - . _1---iL II ~_ . -. Ak-` ----- ___________________________ - _____ - ___ _______ WINNEF5 GATHER ______ --- The - - - _______________ s(cttnd - - -; - annual Ballet GU1(d (Jolt TOW'UanitOt iWas ---- - - held WINTER PARK - Former - 0 - -- Wit" -- - - - -- _ ,- - - -- . - - - - - T - = - -' 1 - Islanders Force Showdown III - . - -i=_;, t-___ . - - - __ - - - -- -: - - - -- . - - . - • -* - - -: -- __ - I- - - d - - - i II -. - - - - - - - .. .---.-.--.... 4 Winter Park', winning learn heat's home, HeraId Photo by Torn lncenI) . Cage FIRST: I N - Trot C.? - $400: 1 Royal Harvest (Wyatt) $ I: 2. May Pnincev. Byrd (Piper) 10 I. 3 Rudy H ISica) 72. 1 Able Eden NBA PLAYOFFS (Howard) I I; S. Lee kyre (Villar) All Times EDT 31. 6 Carol M Okay (Brainard) 6 Conference Finals 1. 7 Impulse (Wilsey) 5-1:1 Battle Best-of7 Series Lassie (Maher) 92 Saturday's Results SECOND; 4 N - Pace C.) No games scheduled 1,400, $400, I Ocala (loony ((rank) $ I. 1 Sundays Results Victory Ralley Bonny (Crank) I I, Eastern Conference 1 Victory Railey (Var'iderS(Pa,f) 7 WhInc,$on 91 Boston c-, 7. 3 Dougs Dynamite (Van Wesltinoton wsnc 47 Deventer) 7 2. 1 Maplewood Western Conference (Ovoracek) 61, S Miss Ocala Golden State 56 Ch-cauo 72. (Newman) 12-I, 6 Busy Time series tied i (Kuclat) II, 7 General Joe (No Today's Games Driver) 32. I. Ca Cash Box (Serbes)$ fIb nam e cheduIed Tuesday's Game THIRD: IN - Trot C.) 1400: 1 No name Scheduled Colby Chico (Fags) 72:7 Stonegate Sharp (Patterson) 92, 3 Harriette C (Udell) I I. 4 3 D's Mike ABA PLAYOFFS (804;0111 6 1. C Rodney (Taylor) All Times EDT It) I. 6 Quakenbtjip, (Firlotte) 31. 7 Finals Mud Pop (Bridges) S I, I Sweet To Bestof P Series Meet (Molt S Saturday's Results FOURTH: IM Pace C')-$400: 1 No Qane '.1 ti,'dulecl Pan Byrd (Burns) S I, 7 Betty Lou Sunday's Results Mklyo(Crotsin)$ I.) Beila Cate No gartir sihictuled (D'Amato) 31, 4 MaJam Runner Today's Games (Wilsty)9 7; 5 Tartenj (No Driver) No narn,' '.(PiCdut('d 61. 4 Marion Cindy (Bere:nak) 10 Tuesday's Game I. 7 Eyre Thrill (Rau) $ 1. I J N k.inlucky. Indiana at a-OS Xnc (VanderSchaaf) 0' . first qa"e FIFTH: 94U - Pace Clmg - ___ - - - ---- - 2 ." - --=- - i _.. ;- I— ~_ _ W______ _~___5N2~_. T' /1 - . - - - - Stanley Wins State 880 l{otxrstri at tht tape Brown ran a 9.2. Roberson set a meet record yard high hurdles. lie ran a 13.3 In the with a winning time of 21.1 In preliminaries and WOfi the the 220-yard dash. In addition, Brown's 100 was finals with a 13.2. ''I slipped a little at the a record and Brent hoff titan of start," Roberson said. "1 really St. Petersburg High School set atti didn't feel like it was going that a mark In the two-mile run with well until the last three hurdles, a (tue of 9:08.8. Hoffman became the first "But when a couple people were even with me at th' first American high school twohurdle, maybe that pushed me. miler to break the 9-minute I wanted to do well beci'use of ma,'k In last weekend's regional meet. what McTear did." Al Stanley of Lyman was the Mcicar. of Baker High School, tied the world record only Seminole Cointy athlete to 100-yard dash Friday in the place in the 4A miwet. He capClass 2A meet at Showalter lured fifth in the pole vault wi th , with a 9.0, lie is the second a IeBp of 14 feet. Lyman's Toni Herron (mile human to run a 9-flat 100. t'!lS.. (Continued From Page 6-A) Bullets Shoot Down CelteIcs LANLiOVER, Md. (Al-') - "levin really took charge," entertaining either Golden game of the championship When Kevin Porter keeps his said Porter's 6-9 teammate El State or Chicago 'n the first series next Sunda y. - cool, he makes things hot for vin Hayes. "He's the real ill; to the opposition. this club. He makes things the gued speaker at this yearis temper a4d his game under Rollins College T,ar Booster complete dontrol Sividay, and Sports Banquet set for Wed- stood bill among the giants or rcs&y, Slay 14 at 7:30 p.m. in the National Basketball Anxeri. In addition to ~.; r the Sheraton Jetport Inn's ation while leading the Wash. assists as he did all year to Golden Am, Restaurant in iflgtOn Bullets to a 9&92 victory uecon the NBA assist cimmOrlando over the Boston Celtics plan Por ter scored 13 of his 22 The publ1c is Invited toattend The victory, Washington's point; in the (lisal quarkr the banquet and may purchase 42nd in 48 ho me games this blunt a Baton eonluu. - ALL TIRES DRASTICALLY iICIIJUCED -.- - - . 7' -, - Peyton) I $50, 2 Brandon I S59. 3 Miami Curley 737. South Dade I 56 1. 4 Winter Haven HIGH JUMP I Calvester i- ss.s North Miami Beach I $76; Brightman. Gainesville Eastside, 6 I ------ -------- '. 6 Mainland I 57 6 1. 7 Stanley Rimer, Fernindina I Mike Roberson, Winter Beach, 6 2. 3 Richard Crane, Cocoa Park, 211. 2 Nat Johnson. $t Pete Beach, 67. 1. Monte Stevenson, Dixie HollinS, 21 6; 3 Fred Taylor, Bradenton Southeast. 62; S (tie) Vero Beach, 71-7. 1 Terry Brown, Stephen Calhoun, Hollywood Plant City, 220. S Ken Smith, Chamnade, and Steven Woodard. Miami Kitlian, 21 I. 6 Frank Orange Park. 60 Mordico, Tallahassee Godby, 771 POLE VAULT I Mike Bush. 41* - I Lawrence Marshall, Jax Tampa Catholic, 136. 2 Anthony Rncj, 416. 2 Wendell Smith, Scalise, Miami Colum, bus I? 6; 3 136. Miami Jackson, 4 7. 3 Larry Doug White. Astronaut 1 Sheely. Fort Lauderdale Piper, 1$ I. Spencer Walker, Palatka South, 12 1 Leroy Me yer, Merritt Island. 196, 0. S Warren Thames. Haines City, 6 Walter Flow den Prest on, Tarrp I? 0. 6 John LaRue, Tampa Chamberlain, 191, 5 Kyle, Merritt Catholic, 170 Island. 49.6. 6 Walter Flowde-n. TWO MILE - I Cliff Betts, Fort Mainland. 195 Myers, 9 73 7. 2 David Ortiz. 330 HURDLES I Bill Fincher, Manes CIty, 9.76.9, 3. Scott Diton. South Plantation. 30 I. 7 David Gulf Breeze. 9.33 5; 1 Thomas Pate, St Pete NE. 3 Wallace Larkin, Tampa Jesuit, 9 10.1; S Stainey, Jax Lee. 30 S, 4 Pete Lawrence Anderson, Rockledge Castaign, Jax Englewood, 317; Sr 9 47,), 6. Lenard Fair. Ft Bob Burgs, Hollywood McArthur, Lauderdale Boyd Anderson, 9:17.5 39 0, 6 Nat Italiano, Tampa MILE RELAY 1 Milton Rob inson, ) (Mann ing, KeISon, Harris, Edwing) TWO MILE - I Brett Hoffman, 371 0. 7 Qui ncy Shanks 3 32.1; 3 st Petersburg High, 9 050 7 Sam Gainesville Ea%tslde 3:71 3; 1 22* FOR CARS AND LIGHT TRUCKS Poh ledge (Haralson, Collins, DISCUS - 1 Terry Clark, Winter Williams, Batise) I 57.1. 7 Haven. 1710. 7 Jackie Flowers, Jai Leesburg I SO 3, 3 Quincy Shanks Panes, 1761. 3 Phil Chanibless, I 54 1, 1. Delray Beach Atlantic Jax Fletcher, 1713, 4 David Odom, I 59 S. S Jones I 599, 6 Fort Miami Palmetto, 161 4, S Ray Lauderdale Boyd Anderson 7 - 01 1 Uuredinu, Winter Park. 1461 , 6 440-1 John Smith, Venice, 4 3, Pete Dalton, Daytona Seabreeze, 2 Arthur Latise, Pockledge, 19.5; 3 1641 Mat Nugent, West Palm Newman, - $. Tommy Curtis, Brandon. a9 7, 1 Dave Fullwood, Palatka 6 I 536 2 Robb Come:, $t Pete Ron Nobles, Gainesville Easts;ge. Boca (sega, 1:539,3 Greg Kilburn, 5010 Miami Killian, 1.33 9. 1. Charles 230 HURDLE'S - 1. William Lyle, lax Fletcher, 1:54 3. S. Fennau, R.vervie East Bay, 395, Marshall Blount, Miami Nor 7, Obery McKinnon, Crystal River, th*wltern. 1 SS3. 6 Mike Warre, 39 5, 3 Ron Harris1 Lake Brantle y , Largo. I 1 100. 1 Liston Bouchette, Fort HIGH JUMP - I Andrew Jones, Myers. 100, S. Lester Jefferson, Miami Killian, 61. 2 Bobby Burch, Jones. 100. 6 Ray Everett, Milton, Manland, 63. 3 Willie Warrick 11 2 Bradenton Manatee, 6 3. 4 Audrey uo - I Henry Stanley, Lake Tarver, Jax White, 63. S. (tie) Pau, Brantley, l.SS2, 2 Earl Hill, Knemp. Evans, and Edward Barnes, Gainesville Buchholti. I 53 7, 33 .)ax Lee, 6 I Kirk Henson, Tampa Jesuit, 1 56 6 POLE VAULT - I Tom Kaminer. I (tie) Levi West. North Marion, Winter Park, 14-4: 2. Roger and Bill Mayoral. Hollywood Gloefiner, Coconut Creek. 116. 3. CP'amsnade, 1 - 37 S: 6 David Mason. Tracy Lambert, Tampa Robinson. Tampa Jesuit. 15$ 0 14 0, 1 Anders Madsen, Miami no - 1 Derrick Harris. Jones Palmetto, II 0; S Al Stanley, 217:7 Ron Nelson. Rockledge 21 8. Lyman, 140, 6 John Stuart, Lake 3 Alphonse Brown, Spar,'r North Worth Leonard, ti 0 Marion 21 $ 1 Jacob Jnnes, North SPRINT MEDLEY - I Jax Marion 224 5 Johnny Smith, - - - Is - - -- f.AT-ION V , .- - Jerry Posey said of Stanley. school record twice in the 120. girls' championship with 59 "Ile is the ( ti On Page 7-A) second wi th 34 points, Ribault from Lake Brantley in any Henry Stanley to __ '*% athletes and the large crowd. The meet was delayed (or 30 minutes. After officials swept puddles from the track, the meet continued. There were no darn- Roberson Streaks To Mark 0_ 612= _________ W: O~ I ~i - 40_% . - -ow" the clouds had X de m~ . =_ _ . ---- event- and by the finish oi the Stanley Wins Florida 880 1I - *F ___ . WINTER PARK - For .. nearly two minutes, you could forget Mike Roberson and Houston McTear. And you could Forget their unforgettable records. You could focus on Henry Stanley. Stanley, Lake Brantley High School's phenomenal junior, wonthe88G.yarddashSatur'day at the Class 3A Florida High School Track and Field Championships at Sh9!alter 0 Field in W11d21 Park. -Stanley jumped to k __ ~ - % 7 ' M ~'k- - - - _____________ -_____ w -- 0 Jim Wilson, South Plantation, 9 73 7. S joel l.ambert, Tampa Leto, 9 - 761. 6 Mike Clay, Choc tawhatchee, 9 760 MILE RELAY - 1 Tampa Chamberlain (Johnson Levine Cox Preston) 3 Il S. 7 Plant City 3)7 7 ) Miami Killian 3-I 8 S. 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(6) Gambit 5:30 (2) News (35) Mr. Ed (9) J'Oo (2) Jake Jack pot Fortune Club (41) Mod Squad (9) General Hospital Heroes -.... ... TONIGHT" HIGHLIGHTS Tuxedo 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue TViews: On an average night, dead. He's found by a mented nearly as emotionally thst9:310 CBS RHODA REIW it Is estimated that 100 million hermit In the desert, who bing as the news from Maude Everything is out in the open people view television. For an nurses him back to health, but that her doctor advises a with Rhoda and Joe in their ce S average week, If the three then tnrac Fetus into a pack hy!terectomy. Proves you ca n rnarriagc. Evcn when Rhoda commercial networks receive animal to lug his belongings as make a joke out of any subjed. acce pts a date with an old I • sever thousand letters from the first part ends. 11 NBC MONDAY NIGHT flame. Joe feels better about it viewers, it is considered ex8-9 NBC SMOTHERS AT THE MOVIES "Buck and when he learns Brenda is going ceptional. When's the last time the Preacher" RERUN Black. to tag along - until he learns you wrote- eit her to complain BROTHERS By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. oriented Western in which Brenda didn't hang around long derson is always a pleasant or praise? DEAR DR. I.AMB — I want Sidney Poider not only directs enough. to ask you about a subject that addition. Touching al] bases, but also stars. Harry Belafonte 10-11 CBS MEDICAL CENfor the more contemporary is very important to rue and my costars, and the pair become an TER "The Prisoners" RERUN fans, the brothers Smothers fam ily. M daughter who odd couple of the range, Polfier Dr. Gannon ts attending a rich so offer David Gattes BROADWAY SANMARY: engaged to a 20-year-old man, as Buck the skillful guide, aad woman who is dying of cancer. Former TV series stars are wrote the beautiful "Ir' when Harry and shoorrtlYy after ' tests Th as a gun-toting ere is no hope, but the vital t of Bread 3li finding refuge In New York's he was resealedhetiasleukemia. £Iu "preacher." Cameron Mitchell blood type i needs is from a group. theater. Ken was a year ago, and the young Is the white bad guy. Typicalrough cons who cares hte. "The Manhunter," ha3 opened it 8-9 ABC THE ROOKIES man was told he had the chrorde Prelu'de to Vengeance" Western act,ion, but Poitler has Dr. Gannon is convinced the in a new play, "little Black type. RERUN Terry Webster assisU developed strong charac. convict will cooperate, then much in individual cases and lie is on medication only, has Sheep," and James Farentino in the dehvery of a baby and the tenzauons. realizes he's been taken. the type of Involvement. Some "Cool Million" in 197.3-74 season a light job, but tire3 very easily. 9-10 ABC S.W.A.T. "Omega 10-11 ABC CARIBE "Assauit lie has some pain in the spleen cases are of relatI short joiris George C. Scott in a unwed mother names her son One" Sam Jaffe guest stars. lie on the Calavera" It's extortion area, and his eyes get quite duration but others have been revival of "Death of a after him. The father, a small- plays Nobel Prize-winning night tonight. Here's another known to exist for more than 20 Salesman" later this month. reddened at urries. time hood, deserts as pohce close in, but when heher learns the scientist and is used as a pawn one: A gang takes over a hotel Could you please give me any years. With the rapid advances by alleged demonstrators who on a small island and holds a information on this disease, being made in this field there is baby has been named after a seize a chetWcal plant and half-dozen hostages. It's price cop, he becomes enraged and always reasonable hope for a general prognosis, and future vows to kill Webster. peisonwilha chronic f orm that ABOUT TONIGHT: "The prospects? I'm concerned scheme. They only want $1 the hotel along With th e new discoveries wilt alter the Thin 11ne," the penetraWig 8-9 PBS THE THIN IINE million. Hondo and the hostages. Ilogan and Walters about u future. They plan to picture drastically. I hope so. Public Broadcasting series on "Anxiety: The Endless Crisis" marry &W.A.T. unit go Into action as work with military precision ti a Y Man Uents have only mild mental health problems, looks The executive who drives city officials stall the cx- rescuethe hostages and cap family? Is this possible or not and would a chdd be affected symptoms, similar to those you at the problem of anxiety himself beyond capacity, an tortioners. hire the gang. and possibly inherit the describe, for a long tizne. In tonight., and there is at least a elderly woman concerned about general, doctori; Vy to ell- hint of it in every human. It is a personal care in her declining disease Thiere Is courage these people to lead a most revealing 3erie3... NBC's years, or a young mother urkDEAII READER movie, 9-11. is "Buck and the sure of her ability to raise her ao use pretending that it is not a normal life. A Preacher," wWch was Oscar- children -they all suffer from serious disease because it is. Regarding having a family, winner Sidney Poitier's anxiety. The causes, the I'm sure your daughter and your prospective son-in-law that depends a lot on how much directing debut. resulting tensions and wa3! of the illness has affected your coping are examined by Devid know that. What they decide to son-in-law and what types of Prowitt,, the narrator. do in view of his medical treatment he has been 9-9:30 CBS MAUDE RERUN can be leamed easily problems is a personal matter receiving. It Is entirely III CBS GUNSMOKE PART I The Findlays show some for them to decide. and enjoyed by everyone possible, though, they will be "Island in the sert" RERUN sensitivity towards each other. Leukemia refers to an able to have a family If they Poor Festu. He can't seem to Walter discovers that a storm providesdee rest type of cells that form he as a basic or dynamic action their decision, a runaway killer and left for annual sale at the store Is not varioust ypesofwtiiteblood cells in the body. This is usually improves clarity of perceptiori accompanied anemia an bleeding tendencies. The spleen develops creative intelligence is enlarged, sometimes to an Fian Has ood sease . -- Dr. CHEVIOT MERINO SHROPSHIRE DORSET HAMPSHIRE OXFORD RAMBOUILLET SUFFOLK TARGHEE - MEDITATION SITF QF~VUOSONUL OASSOR 1m. S&P.IIII S." 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THE C.q•rI4.ER/ I Jim: 'That p~ay is AQ J 5 £AK2 WESTiD) A A 742 vKQJ86 9 LQ 105 SOUTII KQJ8 A5 Jfl H ) . LE SURE heart, South should cross to dummy, play the six of spades V 1032 _\ m or By USWI.0 and JAMES JACOBY %~C`I ~Ipl ç k Tu Dic WIN AT BRIDGE eEGP; L by IVAL HOROSCOPE leukemia cells infiltrate BMICEB DEOSOL variouts parts of the body. . 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Carry Out Orders Welcome ACROSS FROM MOVIELAND HWY. 11742 SANFORD I oppse .4 Its — UNDIN it MUIT BE WITH PARINT )11 1 DANCIKINOS Pomp ? Hap L aK v 71 today. LOST IN THE USERT This is one of tho5e days where AU T_ 11 T URE R EE PUBLI C F B\ I ( )I LEC \IO\I{OI .nn . .vv K ' — • • f,L - .. SANFORD CIVIC CENTER HOUSEWIVES- MOTHERS OUTTO LLI [NCH -, of BARmBwQ •-- AND So DMS YWAr / ' insures fWI development the individual inanatural way ammow oua _______________ you won't be prudent with your resoactes as you should. Some low is lilmly. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) The example you Set for your family today Is the one they'll follow. If you're crankv and short-tempered, expect the same from them NOW PLAYING W. ~i r Jim Brown In "Slaughter" NEED EXTRA MON EY? TS You can supplement the family Income and ;t' still be at home most of the day when you I earn your money from a Herald Route. e Earn $40 To $80 Weekly 06 Afternoons A Week No Baby Sitter "Take The Li"Ie Ones With You." if you can spend two to three hours each afternoon, have a dependable automobile, and a desire to earn extra money call ' For rr4or* Information call plus -- -- - -_ ---------•-----=--- ------=---------------=-----=-------:-----------=--_--_ -- -_-'_-----___-_.-._-----__----_-_ _ -_ __ __ __=_ ---- -__--_-_ �- - __________________________________ __________________________________ _________________________________ __________________________________ __________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________ LegalNotice LegalNotice LegalNotice FICTITIOUSNAME LegalNotice FICTITIOUSNAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 370 Ptbiscus Seminole OrIndo — Winter Pi'k 3222611 831-9993 RATES 4' Afterlpm .377 3610 iSOflamagedeposit 203E 21st St 1 or? bedroom duplex aparty Furnished or unfurnithed swimming pool 1770 S Or Or 373 2920 - )Rooms,clean,nlypalnled allutiljtle%furni5hed 130 week 372 2161 -- 2H,es CIIITUIIIIS ______________________ 2 fledroon furnishapar, air, wall wall carpet $375 Monlh, , and newly furnished EXTRA NICE 711W Firtt St• ________________________ — Realty PMTON REALTY Reg, Real Estate Broker 372 1301,2610 Hiitwatha Ave all? 92 ByOwnerLovely3bedrooms, 1 year old, large fa'nily room with fireplace, very large lot almost I acre ldyllwllde Section 37) 9468 • MOSSIE C. BATEMAN - Harold Hall Realty $18 500. in kithri _______________________________ LAKEMARY,7newhomesreadyto show, Low in tiCC, high in qualIfy Plty shade Con veniently beaten ond lai Mo plus $50 deposit I child, no pets After 5, 3235661 One & Iwo Bedroom apartments & houses • Payton Realty ' DOWN,,with EllA financing ys this clean 3 bedroom home ided with extras. BALL REALTY Choice Listings RENTALS 3 Bedrooms, Homes and 2r?rnCnt Ir 34., 1.90, 51I0, $1a5, ISup to deluxe at 1.31$. Available iw! IN ALL PRICE RANGES 017W lit St 3775611 ---— I'.', Yr olo, 3 Bdrm, w-w carpet, central H&A, By Owner, $25,900, 3137716 Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage Central Florida's JLTIPLE LISTING REALTOR 4991 19195 French 322 7374,377.1498,377-1911 372 1939,3771164 • WEKIVw RIVER • Adult nlle home village, u large Shady oaks on the si WkIva Modern clean Intet from $110 SMI W of Sanford 1170 377 1301, ?640I'Iiewatha Ave 37—Busifless PrOpert Monthly Rentals Available 1135 $130-Color TV QUALITY INN-NORTH I 4&SR 434. Longwood Offices or Small Store Build.rios 3771317 2 fledrrnt, aaults preferred, $30 Week Furnished or unfurnished 373 5051. 377 6620 Recreational Building 7374 Park Dr jr iOBl E HOME PARK ________________________ $55 tot Rent From lot oeIetIon REALTOR 4 SANFORD _________ $ ________________________ L' COVE Iate Rd.. 4Zl Z3 miles east of 17. Sanford (305) 3281$O Orlando (3_0!L83-12229 __________________________ __________________________ LegalNotice 1 sos Sanford, Fla. c5'%4arine NO SECURiTY st Months Rent Only — ____________________ — 3231670 7-92, Sanford _____________________ ______________________ _, ! - - 3 __ - - oIlar return on consignme :t. 0. 33 pct We also buy es, estates, etc. OpenDailyl0am 5pm 3fl LUMBER- Rougri Cut Cypress and Pine. Gormly's Feed 32) 4733 OIJ*ING MAY id JUNI i11llIIiIUjt1IFtt lrs Aucon Service Diamond Ring, 31 diamonds tot I carat Appraised at 1650, se 1350 Stereq console, tape d AM FM radio, Med. S Cabinets. 1330 323 3130. TUNIIN ON Oun HIT PA*AO( SLAYICJ LLLICTh _•.r. I I* n•-• —, I.'I .,*- -— - ps' _ ,— __..._._b' S.d.* - - .S I.e ie* ' - '.. -r. '.. .r.$. "I.' 4. .. — -e. fl.'* I - i. .' " Every Saturday Night, 7:30 P,M. CHICKEN MANURE. Approx ton a week Will load, you P Osteen Area, 3736011 Kitchen Bathroom Counter tops, Sinks wiui'iowourim 0Gi5TICC'CSS 4.50 1Lx( £.C",AT,TIC( Cl buy one piece or full houti ttlques, esti,tes. Consignments ticome Cabin Installi CTAPJ'c JIr5l '.) OIL FILTER ,,, AlwTlAhJ '--' ' ' , - •,, .-- . lots of furniture, appliances, ENGiNE RJNE4JP SPECIAL 's. carpet, and misc, lined up , veryone welcome, InkAmericard and Master •..'i Al r 14 I.' Yt, V ' rvlce now open 93:30 at new ration in Sanford Auction 'ilding .,, C I? A - •.—.- •- "'i ,,i . anioru rsilCilOfl l — • nFIIaWIlJI.,, .. " h. I r.'i l's' -. C' I..'. 4' ,.•.•'--"—.- ' '—'—"---"— , "•.'.-.,•.,......'. French, 373 7310 . __________________ . (With Terry travel trailer 73'. Air, self ntained, like rw 56. 37366)7 Coupon Available at Service Dept.) 3786 SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE PHONE 322-14*1 SANFORD FLORIDA 32771 '1'L,,,. AfrCondoning KEPIMORE W'SHER, parts, secv cc. used maclimes MOONEY APPLIANCES)?) 0697 53—TV. Radio- SIero 1uIN" ' Pine Knoll, 60x71', 3 014 HART'S RADIO SERVICI i9th St. 37] 7947 Homt o Radios, Tape players Manatee, 45*12' 1 fir MarsonGermanrttm Painting Remodeling Licensed Bonded 5313605 _______________________ PLANNING A GARAGE SALE! DON'T FORGET TO ADVERTISE IT IN THE CLASSIFIED ADS 3777631 iners. SELLING IT MAKES CASH. PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. Ic" Thmas __________________ Call 377 2611 or 631 9993 Lift StOtion and force main installa lion concrete foundation work for signs equipment pumps. etc yj Underground or above ground storage tanks, Dewatering, cx F ROOM TO STjRE YOUR r*tin.v '1vw c"ve't p1 e tITER ITEMS - SELL arid head wabI, retaining walls ON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A Keith P ¶rntP (cx",ir't 'n Inc NT AD Pfvine 322 7611 or 0)1 •,' t:t n :m r', 3 arid a friendly Ad Visor will — Coffee Mobile Home Movinc Complete set up. licensed, inSur l'.II l%_.__ jV PEOPLE — House Plans A1I; #• A — a I onro L _________ . • . . . , '. - - —. -- —• ---- — - ' ., . - V . - - . . , ---- ' - - - - . - - -L - _# -----.---.-'----• ' I a. -. . ,_ . - - -- 3 - ' me Improvements or stee' desks (executive desk A chairs. secretarial detk.s I. chOirs, straight chairs, filing cabl',ets, a'. i Cash arid Carry NOLL'S Casselberry, I? 97,*L47 -= ' - ' . . --- -7 , =-.- -.s— - -- - - --- -- . - cIDENTlAl REM1'5FIp4 "MER(l -%L REMODELING !"L' ioard-o&Grx." "I Pb )? IC'.' Pressure Cleanin1 I, LL oac,i.Q SLIM (I BUDGETS ARE -. - _______________ ________________ ) i SPRINkLER All types arid sizes , M.Owing, Edgr.g& Trimming it ...- erv,ce Werepairandser'.. STIPiE MACHINE t. SUPLY 707W lndSt Reasorable 373 6C50or 27 S' - , 'I . - , - . ' • - - •-. - . ,•, - -- - . I - . - -- - - - . ,.__ - - -- -I. ' - - ---±_- _•_ . - '-. -- BOLSTERED WITH VALUE' Southern Lawn ServIce ewComrnercial Industrial ign Construction. Financing Its P Smith Construction Inc OS 62$ 113$,2IHr. Nadine -- - Exler.pressvrecleen '4 awn are NEW HOMES - . - - _________________ _________ co I,. e.. '' Fe,iiutj' ut i . - CnP* Well Drilli _______________ _.._i ___ . - = -, , ' ' . , - - : rode Walden, Jot Ci Garlenlarsd. - -' - , - FRO', "ilL WANT Ar CCL CJ'".S Laridclearing, septic tanks, fill drt, _______________________________ driveways All kind'. of digging 377 91i7. $34 1 P53 LOiM RIDGEWOOD ARN APARTMENTS 0$. API BP0'. Pi PEST CON TROt D' ,,' :i.'.: -. - base top soil, fill dirt, Clay, and shell available Please call night or day. 373 3513 e plans, custom made to FHA i SSBC spec Fast, economical, II Victor 3210134 6ceSupphes Tha .r ' ROBSON MARINE iTh, a ' I and misC items El ; Eiprt roof rep,, rs F'latroolsorshingle All work guaranteed 32) 6700 STORING IT MAKES WASTE- Ike pennies from heaven when i sell "Don't Ni'nds" With it 5732 F Colonial Dr . Corner of Si 434. 273 6.460. Orlando •ç I';' c 5--4 '1 BUDDY S HOMEIMPROVEMENT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS 372 133$ _______________________________ — Easy Living Mobile Hous - __________________ OWE PS BEAUIY SALON iierly Harriett's Beauty NOOk) 539 E Pine3fl 5742 others to choose from 5 1100's of dollars t!ISLa,vn5-r,-ce Mowing Eøgng Free Estimates 323.1551 _________________________________ Unwanted items hauled free. Junk U a pick up load, yard trash $6 a load 167 6306 Thinking about that summer . vacatiOn' Get ,i better car bhrough Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, ttiecla'.sif ied ads in today's paper. ustOrn,vo:s e. Bonded Beauty Care MI '.-"- 'I'I Care rat Heat & Air Conditioning it free estimates, call Car cr15, at SEARS in Sanford 322 P,5 FM Record Player Mi. $1695 — Improvemenh tneed' Serve. useful purpose am when you sell them with a tSsified Ad from the Herald il us today! Don't delayt Just 372261or$ Ad 0 pace 2S$ORIDOEW000 AVE. CONSTRUC1ION h 1 11S 35 'I misS the Sale thiS we'ek'lhsre Johnson, walk around ten' rols, electric start, tilt trail see to appreciate, must s 0 37-7 6305 A;ter S weekda i""'. ... , pics*ima ?SU%JIIUI 40N. MAY 127P.M. Concord, 60*12' 2 BR — .1_ and FILTER SPECIAL ,,,, AIR .,, ,,, - $3995 _____ 72 Year Mortgages — S pct. down Conventional Mortgages. 1970VW. Excellent Condition, $1,195 JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY Sovenir, 65'z17', 3 lIP. I17.7 Off Your Utilities Eac Month. All We Ask Is You QualIfy For A 12 Mos, Lusa. , ____________________ Friday Nights, 7:30 WILSON MAIER FURPIITUI BUY • SELL-TRADE ALt. AMERICAN APARTMENTS oded lets e 5tet lights aved streets •Sewers •Sldewalks _______ See At IFORD SEWING CEN'tEI $17,995 7?dgew6od .rge n, lSdlGTOCcviver-t;ble $350 ISpeed After 5 30 372 2150 Norris, 61*71', 3 BR. I'll i.*i.i.. THE _____________________ HOMES OF DISTINCTION " — Singer Zig Zag with Cibi li prIce of $64 or $ payment 0 Golden Touch 'n Sew, __ - n _____________________ .wI_ I1 $2650 - __________ - 1971 Ventura 14.000 mites Standard Reasonable Ford Falrlane, I door, %tni, excellent conditi, 5790. vu, r1Iiur', appiiar Auction 4 miles north on 11 97 Table Rentals 51 00 - - _________________ 1970 Datsun, I door sedan Radio, I speed, exceptionally clean. $1,550 Call Duane McGuire. 372 1651 Dealer 1st St. ______________ __________ - u)ru - JACK PROSSER FORD ______ __ 4 c bnder radii! tires, custom interior, Sacrifice 1341110 after S. Frontier. 5O'xlO', 7 BR UNSWORTH REALTY 0g Peal E$tate Broker ___ 1971 Red Mv'.tan $9995 6437313 s,SesinaruratarM,,Nodown sent, monthly payments less rift! GDverntritfll i%.i44idmIed alitied buyers Call to see if lualifyt ___________ 1* Elderly Lady Wants 644 I They're Hot! * Established Residential Area? I pool table with racks, baIl 2 cues 150 Call 377 1792 at pm l ' xb' $5495 liGet 'Em While * In Sanford's Finest ;9o9 Toyota Corona with I track tape, 1500 372 3396 Lincoln Continental mint ilion, 90 pcI. off orig'nai price, PS. PB. Radio, climate rol, power seats and windows, ik release Recently inspected, mufflers Gleaming diamond -exterior, powder blue leather riot 372 3210 After 4 UAVt'J1J VJJO __________________________ ______ —Recreational Vehicles $8595 Arbor, I BR, 7 bath? 137,500. SOur broker or COIl ownr, t tS3l m Only Moving? Why Not Live 372 1973 Vega wagon _________ $12,750 'I 130 gallon Oil Drum with 60 ua KerOsene. 545 Call 377 7960 beds, Ito choose from $75; Walnut drop leaf table, 16$; China cabinets, 3 to choose from, $125: bookcase secretary. $143; Batsest Delmar, 41*74', 2 BR. REALTORS Baxter, 3n73S 1970 Roadrunner 313, Ispeed 11.000 373 6)35 ted to buy used office furni y Qui.nlity NOLL'S Co try, Hwy. 3792 1)04706 MAITLAND FLEA MARl 1911 Hwy 17 92 Open Sat & Sut 638 2920 Zenith portable 8W TV, $45; SIngle Crescent. 7017', 3 BR. orrest Greene, Inc. — 1957 fluick Rdma'.?r Good condition, runs. Best offer. 372 2197 11.595 WE TAKE TRADES Furnished or UnfUrnished NATIONAL AUTO SALES Plymouth. clean, runs good, radial tires 2) 6422- E 46. anforo ?J $6495 ORD — 3 bedrooms, 1i baths, ral heat & air, fenced back I Will dicker or swap 124.300 iLBedroomApis. _ ______________ v - Regent, 65*1?'. 3 BR lew anr Access 3 Br . central I air Only $21,930 Acre Ity, REALTOR, 3237730 DEPOSIT Bob ,..,; 2400 S.FRENCH. SANFORD lee. Moving must sell almost new El room suite, cOuch, 2 Chain, 2 tables, lamps and bookcase, $210 1 tr. old 10" radial arm saw with table and high speed chuck for router and sander, extra blades, 1.175 Refrigerator with cross top freezer 1$ cu. ft., $75 372 3107 after S $8995 Down take over mortgage $00 Corner lot, 2 bedrooms. ronm. 373 754.4 after S ECIAL eage. - * * * ,, Local, low NFORD AUCTION Norris. 66'x17', 2 BR. Grove Dr.. Sanford 3 lroonns, 7 baths, porch, fenced low down 117,500, 373 $014 _________________________________________________ ti r P10 IN - NO RID TAPE ' ter His. 322 7111or 37)7W 322.2090 ale or take over paymenls 3977 ge Van 9200 Custom After 1570 - 1',Mi E OfII,Hw'yi °H 37) 9719 Aft HOMES REDUCEC 322.6457 —. NO CREDIT (HECY TEREST 'I, -- SPECIAL SALE JOHNNY WALKER REALESTATE INC ENERALCONTRACTOR w. 25th St. - Mobile borne for sale. Assm Payments, central heat and 373605? q-r1?s leSs thitn 'cot Buyers 'n II thru retirement MusI lify- Excellent Investment tr questions can be answered tact us 3500 — Wekiva River Acres, WIrCI'Ie 12* 54' mobile home 12'i screened Porch CO private I'ai fenced lot, access to river, 172 will negotiate 904 303 2577 ye Into A New Home For $120 FROM - -- TAFFER REALTY ________ ________ *** 79—Trucks-Trailers AM FM stereo 42—iVOlIe nomes Reg. Real Estate Broker 110E,2SthSt STUDIO 1, 2, 3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES r'.y _____________' . '. Peg Real Estate Broker 139 S Myrtle Aye, Sanford Phone 3210610 377714$ Apaments ASSOCIATE - WIll REALTY I— - BROKER true a 7½ bedroom home, furnished with npletely 'place, separate dning room, ctrlc kitchen, fenced yard, and ny other extras Only $10900 ________________ _____________________ _____________________ 211 N.Oak,S.orford 322 lIllday, 373 0405 eve iiJflCI iUAflI GENEVA GARDE Luxury Patio 377 3991 JOHN SAULS AGENCY nOble area, I bedrooms, 2 baths, tral heat and air, family room ly 517.500 Larry Saxon, Realfc now available In Sanford'a newest and finest Adult•FamIly Mobile Home ParL me out and Ict the Model Homes on display 3220640 PINECREST HOME- BeautIfully reconditioned,) bedroom, 1½ bath home with lam. rm Corner lot, large rooms Owner will handle mortgage with down payment. EXECUTIVE 12 Bedroom AFTER fIRS. 3229701 IlBart Real Estate AN EASY (UY I.)? Acres vacant residential with 700' on paved high frontage on Hwy 413 nortl Qsteen Only ,O00 with terms 32)9410 CHOOSE FROM: EASY TERMS 3233166 67—livestock. Poultr ML'' _- OVER 60 NICE CLEAN CARS TO BLAIR AGENCY Seedb"ci equipment for over 50 (300' x II Includes cloth "A" f.'ames. Sta'e's. end wire, clothespins, all In condition Contact E P. e W 7.5 E F arms, Ovmcdo. Fla ]6564.31 Day, 30536563$) Af ________ II— ** * Motorcycle Insurance F ree to good home K ill ens 373 3719 ______________ WE FINANCE ATeivheefl1onda Like New. Call Aftee 6372 754 *hitC ___________________ — -= _____________________ 311 315E FIrst St. 377 2111 REALTOR ich of nature, large lot tree dded and room for a pool. rge2 bedoom home plus family xii, near Mt. Plymouth Golf jrse $25,900 Heated Pool 78—APflorcycles Eyes checked, health guaranteed So. Debary Flea Marke Jim Hunt Realty COUNTRY LIVING - -_____ AKC Collie puppies, sable and _______________________ pay rent! Move in now' 7 home, will accept trade Real Estate ____________________ Clothes Washer-Dryer Haven Grooming A Boarding Kennels. Thanks to you, our customers 372-s'752. St John's River front lot on L Bluff, 80*110 with oak trea palms Terms. M. Univ Realty, ceg. Real Estate Br 003W 1St St 323606% EVes 491. 301W 3 bedroom, 1' bath on corner lot, $10,900 Existing, 116.500. 7 pcI. rntg 323 $602 $13,950 ______________________ ndifioned Batteries, $17 93 hange REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1 Sanford Ave. this is our 15th year at Animal Beautiful S acres, paved road, I clear flowing stream, horses Terry Realty, REALTOR, 0/Il ____________________________ Pierson, 10 acres. Nicely wo small sprIng, over 300 on I ra $l7, Terms. $31 '74 some below dealer cost, first come first choicet °lus Flit '5 finest Used Cars, Dick Blaird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largt dealer. '73 Datsuns arriving daily. Ph. $31 13)0, Open Sundays 176 Lawn Mowers We Sell The B, ServIce The R.'st, Western 4 Broker, 107W Commercial Sanf ord 372 7001 Days-3fl 6173 Nights 372 5421 or 377 735; For rent' New Smyrna townh on ocean Pool, tennit, SIlO V 1733 6S—Pets-Supplies Horse Trailer. $12,500. 10 down MIt) FLORIDA PEA Inc k34 7740 Datsun-Subaru Sale IS Garage Auto Air . loners and general auto repairs I Mottle 3?., 373 1329, IAt(HVLLS FURNITURE ___________________________ W. Garnett White JOHNS REALTY co. BROKERS 4miniun Pick up junk cars FREE. Small price for' others. 3177 1671 76.—Auto Parts Pi0Otupgt and SpinetModeis SAPIFORDAUCTION,3?373 JOHN K RIDER, ASSOC ______________________ 31A—iplexes _____ 2563 Park Dr. Stemper Realty Homes I5 (J'lf' 'ire's (TrUCK OVId cars) $'25"x20". Angles Body Works, 3729157, 7506 Country Club Rd. ö S. Paimway. Also 62 Dodge irt, I door. First SlOt, takes, 5G—AisccIIar'ieous for 76065. Hwy. I/ 92 LTOPS _________________________ SE S Merchandise t-ith'., •',it ______________________ IRoomfurnithdduplcx. 24th St itt Broker REALTOR 37) 5771 fledroom,fenced yard 5375 ma Adultspreferred or 377 6620 37) I SON 'S F LORIDA WOudruff's Garden Center 601 Celery Ave., Sanford 5 A. WOODED 1t64) 322242O Anytime 2 FlOyd Freer, 322 $191. 80—Autos for Sale FO PARK through November Adults No pets $165 mo plus utilitli security t2l 71l. We have snotless opts . a manager who loves people, budget stretching rent Also unfurn BAMBOO COVE GARDEN APTS 300 F Airport Blvd 373 3)10 q Real Estate Reg. — Now 529,500 3 drooms, 2 baths, heat, air, ittany. Call to see. vacant lots. Orange City-Blue Spring bedroom, refurbished home, 5haded lot. See It at $11,500 'ENNA drooni',. 2 qht be it' Monday, May 13, l73—Ilt, Let me till your garden spot; mo, 43-"-Lots.ACreage 3 Minutes from Town ECREST - 526.900. Pool, 3 drooms, corner, Opposite hool, shopping nearby. 319 556? after 0 pm, * Did You Know?* DishwasherDisposal ! -- -- GREGORY MOBILE HON 3103 Orlando Drive Sanford3fl 5200 - Shaded lot, space for garden, 2 bedrooms. on paved road $17,500. ANFORD'S SALES LEADER" t.; 1175 month 175 Sect deposIt. 5115 ?,trth 322 7414 __________________________ _____ - - ------------ He Hornei less than $125 mo. I RURAL BUNGALOW Your MLS Agency W/W Shag _____________ . EffIciency apartment and I Lafl' ,'& , ovrn lun bedroom unfurnished .spartment houSe Near SiC .duIts, no near town 3?) 7502 1110 372 39)0 _______________________ Living room, kitchen, bath, a.r Lovely furnished guest hc ________________ LegalNotice 42—I 177,500 ten strom I Bedroom, 3' bath, new ca garage, close to schools 37) _______________________ Sanford- I BR Furnished Opts Quiet 3 2 baths water I ri4qhtqhnod, P4o pets Di'posit Adult', jni',-, t Fits 5?O 10 reureI 6)1 0990 days ________________________________ 359 3 Room furnished apt Bedroom is _____________________ air conditioned $100 Mo 113 E 33—Houses Furnishe é—Child ' Reduced to Settle Estate Home on lake, lovely living room, 3 bedrm, 2 baths S WELAKA APARTMENTS 114w Itt St ' --_____ ____________ H BUYERS ARE WAITING TO EAD YOUR CLASSIFIED AC Nice 3 bedroom house near d Garage apartment I bedroom furniShed 37) 4)06 . POOL _______________________ 3fledooblk Kitcheneguipped 5150 Month 377470 3 Roomfurnishe apartment, 2ndfloor Osteen, -_____________________ __________________________ . fenced yard $19,000 377-6399 0 373 958$ rm galore $450 Down, 3 tdrooms, central air, trees, rubs, fenced New Ii PCI 0,450, 360 month mortgage. 41 86 principle interest plus set and insurance and prepaids. PCI anival percentage rate. 1 6772 Cliff Jordon Realtor Bedroom Duplex and Trailer for rent Lowrent 373 1774 3 Room apt Compietly remodeled ________________________ _______ -- -- ------------- '-----=----- - $18,900 Nice I bedroom unfurniShed api carpete1, adults only No 59050 322 fl96 eves & week your Budget go further,thop Duplex, large 7 bedroom, ki the Ctassiferj Ads every ct eQuipped, air, washer. — nelghbhood in Geneva 113 Duplex Furn,shed 349 55$7 Adults NoPet ______________________ ______________________-- ___________________________ SELBERRY Mike Found _ -- Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. I _ I - By owner, like new, 2 Bedrooms, I Flit room, detached garage. I PlewSkyunedoublewld, Pay Eves Adulti only No pets. 590. 37? 7298 eves & wknds ________________________ _______________ ---- ______- 7 full baths. family room & ri, plenty storage, ale lot. 5,000 327 40.47 Call 643 0117 Days or 64 1 BR. Apt , lights, water furnished. LL __________________ _______________ 41—Houses ______ Lake Mary, 763 4th St. 2 t*( duplex with centril heat an rarpets, Irapes, and eupped kitchen Only $15 DeBary, AduIt. Lovely large 1 bedroom alt. idc'al for relstcd P('rsOns 661611$, 327 6054 Sundoy — Noon FrldQJ _________________ 41—Houses ---------- AVALONAPARTMEP4TS ADULTS. NO PETS 116W2ndst _____ ______________________ DEADLINES Noon The Doy Before PubllcQtion _________________ 31A—DupIees _________ ______________ _____________________ HOURS ________________ _______ _____ -''— -=-±- ___________ CLASSIFIED ADS NOTICE CLASSIFIED DEPT. _____ ________________ ______ _jglNotice Nice is hereby given that we ore TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby given that we are egaged in business at 13$ U S 37 93, Pchard flutthfuoco ani William engaged in business at RI 1, Box 72, NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Road, Casseiterry, Seminole Fern Park, Seminole County, I TOoIC 0 8 A car wholesalers are Longwood, 37130, Seminole County, On May n. 1915 at 9 30 A M the NAME LAW County. Florida under the fICtll,i5 FIorla, under thefiditlous name of no longer operating as a part undersigned will sell one ic Florida under the fictitious name of NOTICE i heceby given that name of DRIVE SERVICE, WINNIE TIE POOH DAY CARE nershlp Neither will be responsible GREEN PLANTS, INC.,andthatwe Pontiac 2dr.. ID No 24176PflS967 CARDLANDOF FLORIDA. INC,.a and that IT&K intend to register Said CENTER. and that we Intend to for debts of the other. intendtoregi%tprsaidname with the for repair and storige charges Florida cporati0n, desiring to name with the Clerk of the Circuit register sold name wllh the Clerk of Publish' April28, May 5, I?, 19, 1975 Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole Mr Harry Van Oun engage in business under tti&. tic. Court, Seminole County, Florida in the Circuit Court. Seminole Counly, OEM-ill Rt 1 Box 795 titiOus name of HE GIFT MART, accordance with the provisions of __________________________ County, Florida in accordance with 41c a line I thru S times Florida in accordance with the Ovido, Fli 3773 the provisions of the Fictitious with principal OfliceS at 1421 E. the Fictitious Name StatuIe, To thru 23 lImes 31c a line provisions of the Fictitious Name NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS PubliSh May 37. 19, ins Name Statutes, To WIF Section Semoten 8lvd . Casselberry, Wit. Section $63.09 Florida Statutes ______________________________ 24c a line - 5:30 P.M. 2timeS 8:00 AM. Statutes. To Wit Section 16509 NAME LAW 6650? DEN B) a Statutes 1951 Florida, 37707. intends to resister 1957 ($2.00MINIMUM CHARGE) FlorIda Statutes 1957. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIvEN that MONDAY thru FRIDAY S JameS F. Mobtey _______________________________ the Said name with the Clerk of the S Grace Ruth Tamburo 3 Lines Minimum , the undersigned, desiring to engage President & D Winn SATURDAY 9.Noon Circuit Court of Seminole C0unt, Publlsh May 17. 19. 26. June 2. 3915 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Carol Jean Winn In business under the fictitious name Treasurer Florida QENV EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. Publish' April 21, 71, May 5, 12, 3973 of A TOUCH OF COUNTRY at Il'9 Phyllis B. Mobtey CARDLAND OF NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE DEM 176 Secretary State Road 131, Longwood, Florida, FLORIDA INC. NAME STATUTE COUNTY, FLORIDA. intends to register the said name Marvin I Mobley a Florida corporation TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CASE NO. ;s-,o4-cA-c4.E wilhtheClerkoftheCjrcul?Courtof Vice President S Floyd I Hopkins Notice Is hereby aiven lhjt the In tO: The MaIaqe of FICTITIOUS NAME Publish - May 5, 12, 39, 76, 1975 Seminole County, Florida. President undersigned. pursuant to the ARNALDO RIVERA, Husband. Notice Is hereby given that we are DEN 3) H Wght Kirtley PubIih May I?. 19, U. June?. 1973 "FictItious Name Statute" Chaper enqagni in business at Rt. 2. BOx Petllioner. Joyce G KirtIe DEN $6 165 09, Florida Statute, will r.'oister 1775, tis37763, Seminole County. Piit"' 28. M' 5. 12. ' 1975 ___________________________ C1Y OF NILDA RIVERA, Wife, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Florida under the fictitious name of OEM 163 ____________ ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, — -in and for Seminole County, FIr SEMINOLE FLORAL FARMS, and IN ___________________________ Respondent YH CIRCUIT COU R. FLORIDA -IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ida, upon receipt of proof of the that we Intcnd to register said narn NOTICE OF ACTION EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CI Notice of Public Hearing publication of this notice, the fic with the Clerk of lh Circuit Cou El OH TEE NT H JUDICIAL Cl R. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE rsonaIs 21—Situations Wanted TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN NILDA titioui name, towit NATURAL Seminole County, Florida in CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR - ._ __ ____________________________ RIVERA. WHOSE COUNTY, FLORIDA. SEMINOLE COUNTY NOTICE 5 HEREBY GIVEN by LOOK OR NATURAL LOOK HAIR cordance with the Provisions RESIDENCE AND MAILING CIVIL ACTION NO. 71-1363.1 PROFESSIONAL ORDERLY I will the City Commitsion of the City of ADDRESS IS UNKNOWN PRODUCTS under which we are Fictitious Name Statutes. ToW it- PROBATE DIVISION In to: the Marriage of ISALCOHOL A PROBLEM! dohome& hostal patient care.? ANN you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED PROBATE NO. Altamonte Springs, Florida, that M Ongaved in business at 701 E. Section $A5 09 Florida Statutes 1957 SANTARSIER E, IN YOUR FAMILY! or ii 7 Write P.O Box Petit.oner. that a Proceeding for diSOIUtOfl ot In re: Estate of said City Commission will hold a Semoran Blvd. Suite 107 n the Cit's AL. ANON 5: Paul N Mason Sanford _____________________________ THOMAS EDGAR GIBBS, JR. of Altanionte Spgs.. Florida. marriage has been filed against you and public hearing For families or friends of problem Curtis W Mann, Jr -_ and that Petitioner, ARNALDO JAMES j (a) To contider annexation of the That the parties lntecesled In said deceased. SAN TAR SI ER E. Thelma C Mann drinkers Spring Is "Move outside time" Get Ret,pondent RIVERA. Si'eks other relief against NOTICE TO CREDITORS business enterprise are as follows following described property lying For further information call 12) 451? patio and lawn furniture at a Publish April21, 2$, Mdy 5, 12. 19/S j you affecting 'he following All creditors of Ihe estate of AMENDED and being in Semlnofe County, Estcl Cooley OEM 171 or write price Read the Classified Ads THOMAS EDGAR GIBBS, JR., described real property, to wit NOflCE OF ACTION Jay Wyatt Florida, to wit' Sanford Al Anon Family Group P deceased, are hereby notified and Lot), Block 743, Deltona Lakes TO JAMES J SANTARSIERE Da;edat Orlando. Orange county, 507 Lake Destiny Road - SEC 7) Box 55). SanfOrd, Fla 37771 Rentals FICTITIOUS NAME required to file any claims or Subdivision, Unit S. MB 75. pages Waterbury, Connc'cttcut FlorIda, April 11, 19 TWP 215 RGE 79E BEG S 'i Cor _________________________ YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Publish April21, 2$. May S. 17, 3975 engaged NoticeinIs hereby given tuat we are demands which they may have OF SEC RUN W 1320 FT N 72 DEG 136. PR Volusia County ______________________________ . FACED WITH A DRINKING that an OctiOn fc DISSOLUTION business at 125 Orienta against said estate in the office of 49 AttN E 803 7 FT TO RD SELY PROBLEM AND. you are rqu;red to oppr OEM 176 AItamo.ntc c c.te CIer of Circuit C,)ut of SemnoIe nd Ii- Cur A,',- or other MARRIAGE has hr Pcrh.p AlrJ ,-'( ?9 Rooms AL G F fl O I M 1 10 UI (. (LU fiIJ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Counly, Florida, undcr the fiCtitiouS County. Florida, ifl th courthouse at CanHelp —______________________________ E 495 FT • RDS). tne Circuit Court in and for Seminole setkri .i d. .i.t, hlo i.t$tooy and CUlT CoOl?) SEMINOLE COUNTY, MANOR WOMAN FOR ROOM AND County. Florida. and serve a household furniture and fur aild that we Intend to register said calenoar montns trom the date of Altamonte Springs, FIrij,i ar1 p FLORIDA. 'me with the Clerk of the Circuit tti first publication of thiS notice. lhereo on Petitioner's attorney Florida 32711 nishings, and you are reguired lo PROBATE DIVISION fbI To consider also the question Court. eminoIe County, Florida fl Cath claim or demand must be In a copy Tecrence William Acktrt. E5quir:serve defenses, if any, of designating and assigning the -- of to sour writte,s Case No. S-I)I-CP Pest Office Box 2401, Sanf accordance with the provisions of writing and muSt state the place of zoning classification of C P1 Corn GENE R. Reduce safe & fast with Goflese 30.Apartrnents Unfurnished Estate of Florida 31711. on or before the 11th STEPHENSON, Attorney the FictitIous Name Statutes, To residence and post office address of mercial Neighborhood District t Tablets & E Vap "water pill" for LILLIAN V SHANEP Petitioner. Post Office Drawer One. V.1?- SectIon 06509 Florida Statutes the claimant and must be Sworn to said property as that classification day of June, A 0. 1975. or 0th erv,ise ________________________________________ Touchton Drug Deceased. 1951 by thC claimant, his agent, Or his is described in the zoning ordinances MAS1rCOVt the original with the vol. Clerk of the TO ALL PERSONS HAVING William R Pope, Jr FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED Florida,towit. OrdlnaneNo 373 7900 WITNESS my hand and official aboveStylOdCOUrtOflorbefor,My CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST PubIih April71, P.tay S. I?, 39, 1975 according to law 73 Dated April 79th, 1973 sealof the Clerk of the Circuit Court, 31st, 1915. otherwise a .iudgment SAID ESTATE: BY ANYONE OTHER THAN — andasamen1ect and Supplemented OEM 175 on this 5th day of May, AD. 397$ may be entered against you for the .uSan Gray Gibbs DUPLEX- Euro or Unfurn, ideal MYSELF AS OF 3775 The present toning classification You and each 01 you are hereby relief demanded in the Petition ISealI As Executrix Location, Reasonable Rent Ph Roger A Hodges notified and r.qi..red 0 said Drope-rtv i A I Aaric.iltiiqal _____________________________ fite any IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Thomas A Speer, of Arthur ft. BeciwIth, Jr. Owner, 365377) WITNES5 my hand and cfficlat claims and demands whiCh you, Ot District, as that classification iS EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. SPEER RE YOU TROUBLED! Call Toll SPEER. P.A Clerk of the Circuit Court seal of this Court, thiS 3h day of either of you, may have against saId described in the zoning ordinances April, 1973. t' CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR Attorney for Susan Gray Gibbs, Free, 6112077 for "We Care" By: Elaine RiChard. 0Magnofia Ave,Sanford, land 7 and regulations 01 Seminole County, estateifltheofficeoftheclerkof the SEMINOLE COUNTY SeatI £x*C,alrix Depy Cerk "r4otlot" /idultt or Teens bdrm unurn as from $110 $115 Florida Circuit Court of the Eighteenth PROBATE DIVISION TERREN Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. P0 Box 3361, Sanford, FIa. 37713 w ACKERT. per mo Call 1673456 or Orlando The Public Hearing will be held in JiCIOI Circuit, Seminole County, PROBATE NO. 73247•CP Clerk of Circuit Court FUIRE Pubhsh MOy 3, I?, i973 collect, 47? 4171 Florida, Probate Division, in the In roth. Estate of. the City H.sll. Alfamor te Springs, By Joy Stokes 5—Lost & DEN 40 'torney for Pett'oner Florida.onthc70thooyotMoy. 1975. Courthouse at Sanford, Florida, DIANA MAE ECHANIZ Depy Clerk Pott Office Box 241 within four (I) calendar months SPRING HOUSECLEANING? at i 3o m ,or assoonthereafter Deceased 5.anford, Florida 32771 Publish. May 5, 12, 19, 26. 5 $100 Pew.ir for return of black and SELL THOSE NO LONGER from the time 01 the firs! publication IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE possible, at which time intereste FINAL NOTICE Publish May 32, 19,26. June?. 1975 DEN E IGH TEE NH JUDICIAL CIR. parties and citltens for and OgOinst tn female Doberman Pincher NEEDED ITEMS WIT H A ot this notice Each claim or demand DEN 10 Notice Is hereby given that the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE lhe proposed aonexation and Zoning Call 372 3769. 3777513 must be in writing and filed fl CLASSIFIED AD undersigned will, on the 4th day Of COUNTY, FLORIDA. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE cpIicate and state the place of will b heard. Said hearing may be -June, AD 1973, present to the CIVIL ACTION NO. 73-613.CA.09.A continued from time to time until IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. residence and post office address of HonorabteClrcult Judgeof Seminole FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CUlT OF THE STATE OF final action i taken by the City .___.- - -tht' claImant and must be sworn to County, Florida, his final return, TGAGE ASSOCIATION, CIVIL ACTION No. 74'2$02•CA.o9-C FLORIDA IN AND by the claimant, his agent or at FOR Commission Sand lewood account and vouchers, as AdDivision c Plaintiff, SEMINOLE COUNTY torney, or the some shall be void. This notice shall be posted at the ChristianDay5choot has opening for minlstrator of the Estate of Diana vs. FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S4S4CAOS.0 I or 5 yr olds for fall semester City Hall within the City of Dated at Winter Springs, Florida Mae Echani:, deceased. and at said BOBBlE C McKNIGHT, ef al., LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MID FLORIDA POWER thiS 7th day of May, 3975. Tuition, $75 mo. Call Lutheran COR Altamonte Springs. Florida, and in time, then and there, make op Villas Defendants FLORIDA. a Corporation. PORATION, a corporation, 5: Leslie R. Mansell Church of Redeemer, 3773557 or three (3) other placeS within Ihe p1lcationtothesaidJ(geforafinaI NOTICE OF SUIT PIintiff, As Mrs Martin. 3726100 Executor of said Estate Petitioner, City, arid published in The Evening RENTAL APARTMENT HOMES settlement of hIs administration of TO- ELINOR G. COHEIi, vs. vs s. Frank McMiIIan Herald, a newspaper of general - -- -----said estate, and for an Ardor Trustee for the ADVENTURE Unfurnished CAMPS IN. WILLIAM P. BALL. and CLARA M Attorney for Executor circulation in the City of Altamonte discharging Santiago Echanit as Benefit of 18—Help Wanted TERNATIONL, INC.. a Frida BALL, his wife, P0 BOx 3161 Springs and Seminole County. __________________________ such Administrator Rebecca S Gitn.c Corporeton, et al. Orlando, Florida 371.02 Respondents Carpet Florida, oncea week for at least four Ladies Dated this the 13th day of April. RESIDENCE. UNKNOWN Publish' May 17, 19, 1973 as fashion show directors for Defendants. SUMMONS TOSHOWCAUSE (1) consecutive weeks prior to f he AD. 1975. All parties Claiming Interest by, NOTICEOF PUBLIC SALE Sarah Coventry Jewelry Earn DEN IS AND date of the Public Hearing; the date Santiago Echani: * RangeS Refrigerator through, nder,or against EIIno, G NOTICE is hereby given that I. A. totS an hour, commission Full or NOTICE OF HEARING of the firit publication to the date of As AdmInIstrator IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AN H.Beckwith,Jr,Clorkoffp,eCIrcvjt NOTICE OF EMINENT DOMAIN part time No experience Cohen. Trustee for the Benefit ot the last publication. both dates in of the Estate of FOR SEMINOLE * COUNTY, Court of Seminofe County, Florida, PROCEEDING necessary, sampIe Ir' , start RebeccaS Gifnickandtoallpartin ciusive, shall not be less than Diana Mae Echanit FLORIDA ma certaIn cause pinding In which IN THE NAME AND BY THE 3195-420,31)5691 having or Claiming have any twenty eight (71) days In addition, _____________________________ right, title or interesttoin Deceased Case No. 711943-CA49.A the real FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF * notice shall be posted in the area to Shoe Shine stand wanled Single property herein dcribed. PAN AMERICAN BANK OF C. Vernon Mile. ir, LOAN ASSOCIATION OF MID- FLORIDA: e consIder for annexation and OF CLEVELAND & MIZE chair Ph Holiday Inn. Allamonte ORLANDO, NA., formerly known Attorneys for Administrator FLORIDA, a corporation, is TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON* 'tOU NOTIFIED thfit an ARE actionHEREBY to foreclose a mor Zoninoatleastfitteen(13)daysprmor Springs 667 4455 as Cltltens National Bank Plaintiff, and ADVENTURE CERN, AND TO all persons and to the date of the Public Hearing tgageon the following real property z Orlando CAMPS INTERNATIONAL, INC.,a parties claiming or having any DATED thi5 10th day ot April, Earn in Seminole County, Florida: to $5 an hour rOund your Sanford, Fiorloa 37771 * Plaintiff. Florida Corporation, WILLIAM a. rjghq, tIthe, Interest, estate, mor A 0 1975 schedule for appointment call 030 101 15. Block B, SUMMERSET Publish Aprll7l,7$, May 5,12.1975 GILLMOR, v's. REGINA ANN gao. Cr Other loin to or on fh05 09. 5 - PhyIII JordahI NORTH SECTION 1. according to C I L LU OR MARSHALL W. PERRY andMYRA OEM 111 * WOOD AL. I certain tracts of land described OS: City Clerk h Plat thereof as recor PUBLISHING COMPANY. a in PhI location Gnoral office work, typing, must Florida wer Ccc. of tPie city of ELAINE PERRY; JERRY M. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Book I. Pages 25 and 76. Public FROM SIlO Corporation. UNITED STATES ' GARRETT have experience 377 5Q9. Altamonte Springs, Florida Records and SUSAN C. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. FlOrida 110W AIRPORT BLVD. AMERICA; PETERSON OUT OF poration's Delary Plant North GARRETT; DONALD CUBER and CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Iongwood transmi line guying of Seminole County, Publish' April 21 and 2$ and May , PenonsInferesfedIn1100or _ Oi DOOR 331 7070 ADVERT$SIN, COR. ANN CUBER, easemenIsinthep4El4gf5,j031 17 and 19. 1973 weekly working full or part time COUNTY, FLORIDA. has bem filed against you and you PORATIOP4, 0 Florida Corporat.q, Township Defendants 19 S*uth, Range 30 East. OEM 133 130 3700 Sanford Showplace- Plo* leasing CIVIL ACTION NO. 73-121CA.O4O arereJiredtoserveaco0yof your e Dofendants being Civil NOTICE OF SUIT tn Seminole County, Florida, on ihe In to: the Marriage 01 Spacious I & 2 bedroom, eat in written defenses. If any, to It on van No 74-7 CA-N C, will offer for propertyof WillIam P. and To: Jerry M. Garrett Need experienced bank teller Call CITY OF Clara U. kitchens, plenty closets, privet, NORMA DELORES WEtLAND, den berg, Gay & Burke, PA, at sate and sell to the h'ghest and best BalI. in Lot 2. PIne Lake Groves. a and Susan C. barrett 3276711. ext 3d or See personnel ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Vdife residential, From 1150 7013 Post Office Box 193, Orlando. bidder for cash at the west fro 1161 Lbndmar Lane mgr at Atlantic Notional Bank Of subdlvisionolr.cordir.Plat Book 9. FLORIDA and Florida 37102, and file the original Sanford Ave 630 5327, 327 0646 Court House Steps of the Casselberry, Florida Sanford Seminole Page77,PublicR,coofSeminoI. Notice 01 PublIt Hearing RAYMOND JOSEPH WEILAND. with the Clerk of the above Styled County Crt House in Sanford, County, Florida. Huthand. A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRIPI court on or before May 30th. 191$; Mahall W. Perry FRANKLIN ARMSAPTS Florida. at I1.00o'CbAM on the and being more particularly TOWHOM IT MAY CONCERN T. .TI4AI'SACLASSIFIEDADi 77th day of May, A 0 1973, the otheise a judgment may NOTICE OF SUIT enand Myra Elaine Perry lI7OFloridaAv.. described in the Petition heretofore TO' RAYMOND following property lying a JOSEPH bored 1161 Landmark Lane 37)6650 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Work your own hours Earn c*tra against you for the relief the City Commission of the City of being filed, and the following persons. demanded in the complaint WEILAND ____________________________ in the County of Seminole, 3tate Casselberry, Florida income as an AVON Represen _______________________ or Altamonte Springs, Florida, that together with all unknown persons Petition. Florida. tO — dress Unknwn You are hereby notified that • tative Call 641 3079 said City Comrnision will hold a claiming by, thrpvgh or under ComplaInt YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED WlTNESSmyhandaiIdtheIof Allof Lots Ito 6. incIvsIm'i, Block knownpersonswho 31—Apartments Furnished to Foreclose Mortgage 'hat public hearing are dead, or who an action for DISSOLUTION OF Said Court on April 2fl, 1973 10, Sanford Farms, a subdiyjion been filed against Experienced Farm in are not known to be dead or alive, to () To consider annexation of the II you MARRIAGE has been filed agaInst (Seal) P — * ''-"V Rac 2 East. ae re to serve ayou :oy and of your 3 apartment for lot couple yin wit: 'ibed Arthur ti Equlpmnt tiecxwilfl, Jr. you and you are required to serve a Mechanic according to the mop thereof defenses, if any, tu ii on the Plain. , Lrr4, rif.ri Clerk of thC Circuit Court copyofyourwrittendetenses,ifany, recorded in Pta? Book 1. Pages 327 tiff's attorney. Winifred J and being in Seminole Coun'y. Paid vacation. bo%pltalllalion, required. 1300 Mo 175 deposit 377 Florida, to wit By. Joy Stokes WILLIAM P BALL and 121. Public Records of Seminole Sharp, of to WALLACE F STALNAKER, JR Johnson, Mottinger, Trmsmen & 73 pan, pOid holidays Begin at the cen'er of Section I Deputy Clerk Twin Lakes , STEPHENSON and BEANE. Post County, F1ora. and all of that Sharp, P A, whose address is Salary commensurate with cx Township 71 South. Range 71 F.as'. Publish May 5, 12, 19. 26. 197$ BCi 1675 100 Office Orawr 'ne, Casselberry, closed portion 01 South Delaware I or? Bedroom Aclultsonly East Robinson Street, Orlando. Florida, 3fl, Attorneys for perience Smitly's Inc. Seminole County. Florida, run 37 Sanford, orioa 37771 Stet hying betn Lots land S of the DEN ____________________________ between I 4 30, Mon -Fri P,RK AVENUE MOBILE PARK thence North along tb North South ____________________________ said Block 10. Florida and the original Petitioner, with the3710% Clerk of theEle above styled the Clerk ofand file the origInal with iN 731$ Park Drive, $lOup Cen'erIlne of said Section II, 121 70 ClassifIed Ads are here THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CLARA M BALL WITNESS my hand and the seal ot the May above29th, styled Court to help you Court on or before May 36, 1975; on or etore feet to the Nurth right of way line Of EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. this court in Sanford, Fforloa, this Twin Lakes buy. sell, rent or swap. at a low Small apartment otherwise the State Road 436, run thence South 09 1913; CUlT IN FLORIDA AND FOR SEMINOLE 7th day of May, AD. 1973. Box 1673 cost . . us help you place you allegations the otherwise, a Judgment be COUNTY, cleanandreasonabie. Complaint will be taken as of admitted entered against u f or may the relief d.'oe5 57' 14" Eas' along Slid (Seal) Sanford. FIorid 3777) - Call 32236ll or 131-9993. 1394 and a Iudgment may be entered demanded in the Petition Civil Action No. 75477CAo9.0 North right of way line 200 feet to . A H. Beckwith. Jr., against you for the relief demanded Clerk Of the Circuit PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a WlTNESSmyhandand thesealof FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF the point of begioning; thence run in the ComplaInt, MEMPHIS. Southl9 By' Elaine RlCharde degrees 52' 46" East along Declaration of Taking hasbeen filed said 1973 Court on this, the 71st day of WITNESS my hand and seal of Aj,rlI, Plaintiff, said North ri'jh! of way line 71$ 3$ Deputy Clerk in the above styled cause by Slid CoUrt of this 17th day of April (SEAL) * vs feet. run thence NorthO degrees 32' Publish. May 12, 1975 4 Petitioner. Florida Power Cor. 1975 COMMUNIPLE, INC.. ci at. SO" West 773 feet. n thence North ' DEN 7? FICTITIOUSNAJAE poratlon, for condemnation of Arthur H Be(kwith, it. FICTITIOUS NAME (Seal) Defendants. 09 degrees 57' 46" West lOG feet. Notice is hereby given that we are easements upon and with-n the lands Clerk of Circuit Court Notice is hrrby Oven that we are Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. SUIT TO engaged in business 011)2 Highway thence North 0 :grees 33 3]" WCSt engaged in buSiness at 7 Camilla CITY OF described above and in Inc Petition By Lillian T Jenkins Clerk of the Circuit Court FORECLOSE MORTGAGE 4)6, Cassetberry 32707, Seminole 50 ft't, thence North 09 degrees 32' for the purpose Of constructing and LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Deputy Clerk CI., Sanford, Seminole County, By: Joy Skes NOTICE OF SUIT County, Florida under the fictitious NoticeofpgbIjs Hearing maintainIng guy wires and anthon - Publish April 21. May 46" West 173 feet. tt*r,ce South C FlorIda, under the fictitious name of Deputy Clerk S. 17, 19, 19/S TO- STANSFIL GRAHAM name of PLANTS, POTS 'N KNOTS, degr TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 33' 33" West 213 ess.ntI for the support of. Portion OEM 167 feet to the REFRIGERATION MECHANICAL, an that we intend to register said Publish April 21, 21, May 5. 12. 1973 CORPORATION point Of beginning, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by a dove circuit 310 KV steel pole OEM 121 3 ' Hoffman md that we Intend to register said name with the Clerk 01 the Circuit IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE to the corporate limits of the City Of name the Planning and Zoning Board ot transmission line underconstruclion with the Clerk of bbe Circuit Gulf Breete, Florida FICTITIOUSNAME the City of Lake Mary, Floridi, Attamonte SprIngs, Florida; and EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Court, SemioI. Florida In , ifl Seminole County, Florida. Court, Seminole County. Florida in accordance withCounty. the provIsions YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Notice Is hereby given that we are said Planoing and Zoning Board will CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE that YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED fbI To consider also Ihe quOstion accordance with the provisions O a Complaint to foreclose engaged in business at ill E hold a public hearing at $ OGoclock that the the Fictitious Name Statutes, To COUNTY, FLORIDA. ot designating and assigning the the F irtitious Name Statutes, To certain mortgage on the following to theSeminole Semoran County, Blvd. Altamonte Springs, PM. on Tuesday, the 7JIh day of provisions Petitioner, CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-tS0-CA.9.0 Wit. Section $63 09 Ffori of Section pursuant 71051, Florida Florida under Statutes zoning classification of C C Corn Wit Section 06509 Florida Statutes described real property, to wit: the 1957 May, 3973, to mercial General District to saId 1957. FEDERAL NATIONAL NOR Statuies,wiIIapplyPotheHo!'scrabie fIctitious name of THERAPEUTIC - i From the W ' corner of Section property as 5 Joarme J, Russell a) consider a request for a TCACE ASSOCIATION Richard B Mulew, one of the that classification iS put 5' Robert Morgan RE DUC INC WITH IN Plaintiff. II, TownshIp 23 South, Range 30 described In the zoning ordinances Joyce N Jackson 01 Sanford Substantial Farms, a Judges of the Circuit Court Joho N Atkinson East, run thence N 9degrees 4' of and the Dl"IDIJALIZED MOTIVATION and subdivision in vi Publish May 3, 32, 19, 76, 3976 an " ot tn City of Altamonte Springs, Publish April 21, existing Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In May 5, 17, 1913 East along the DEN 3? agricultural :onIngcIassaflcat ROBERT N TOMLIN and FRAN . northerly line of the Florida, towlt: Ordinance No 27173 5emanole County, Florida,on the that we in',nd to register said name as DEN 121 SW ' of said Section II. distance of and with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, TOMLIN. his wIfe, saidcIas$mficaIioflusdriint,, as amended and wppIemintj 21th day of May, 1913, at 1,2131) feel to a point on the - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND 1130 Seminole County. Florida in ac zoning ordinances of the ctt of O'clock, AM, The present zoning classification Defendants westerly right of way line of the of said property In the Seminole cordance with the provisions FOR of the NOTICE OF SUIT IN SEMINOLE Lake Mary, Florida. of the following County Courthouse, is C-i Sanford, COUNTY,, Commercial IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: FLORIDA S C L Railroad, thence S 10 degrees DistrIct. as that classification described property Iymng within the Florid., for O MORTOtmOE FORECLOSURE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR 3)' p3" West olong said right Of way described In the zoning ordinances heating to Court, determine municipal limitS of Lake Mary. (1)thelurisdictlonot CASE NO, 75.7 !4 CA-N-C TO ROBERT P1 TOMLIPI and this (7) Secflon$65 09 FlorIda Statutes 191 CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE a distance of 521.17 feet to Trim. Inc Florida, and more fully descrIbed as the sufficiency Cf the pldings. In re: the Marriage of: FRAN J. TOMLIPI and regulations of Seminole County, COUNTY, FLORIDA. ' po;nf 509 degrees 12' 70" East follows. to Wit: OLNPitS J FUPIK(, Husband RESIDENCE' In an a Florida whether the Petitkor t properly Publish' May S 17, 19, 26, $975 unknown distance of 30% II . feet from the NE CIVIL ACTION NO, 11.739 CA.70.0 OEM 161 Lots 1, 7, 3 d 4 01 SANFORD exercising Its delegated authity, __________________________ state • and The Public Hearing will be held in In the matt.r of Adoption or country Other than the State corner of MalIbu Shores First the City Hall, Aitamont, Springt, BY SUBSTANTIAL FARMS. according 'of Florida. SUSAN A F UNKE. WifC (4) the amount to be dCPOSitCd f and mailing address 0itiOn, j4p,Jf ç SWISHI. R ani ?5A Ri' recorded in Plot Book 'o the plat theqf recorded in Plat t IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE being NOTICE OF ACTION '' property sOht to be ao Floria,nnthe70thdayof May 1975, CHARLOTTe: SWISHIR, hi I), page 1, Public Records of at 130pm .u.' wife TO- Susan A Funke 3. Page 12, Public Records 01 proprlafed, $3 the fOrms EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dIR. USS W S SIMS as soon thereafter as Seminole County, Florida; thence N NOTICE OF SUIT Seminole County, Florida OF FLORIDA IN ANt) FOR Vaughn Street (OF 1059) possible at which time interested conditions upon WhiCh title toand and CUlT SEMINOLE COUNTY ic DOPIAL 0 HAP I 1h Pubt Hearing will be held .n Detroit. P,'r hj-in FPO Plpw York O7I 09 degrees 17' 20" West along the partls and citl7nt for and against t COStit-CfltS may northerly line of slid sutdivis'on tne pro ose annexation and zoning Present address unknown the City Hall, City 01 LIke Miry, PROBATE DIVISION you ARE NOTIF lEG that a YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Qme vetted in Petiboner. and and its easterly and westerly Cx YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Florida, on the 77th PROBATE No, that a Complaint to forecloje a Pptition for Dissolution of Msrriage day of May, suthothermattersastheCou'may thereof a distance will ite heard Said hearing may be Iha? an actionfor adoption has been late the Estate 01: 1913. at I'OO P.M. or as SOOn deem proper. has been fIled against you In the certain mortgage encumbering the feet, to the east line of Bay Street,05 Continued from time to time until filed and you are required to Serve a above named Court, and you are of 1,163 thereafter as possible, at which time EDWIN 0 HUNT YOu and oath Of you are hereby final aCtion Is taken by lhe City copyofyourwrlttendefenses,if05, foiIo*!nodecribedre.lprppy,o said line being the west line f Commission interested parties fOr end agalnu commanded on or required to serve a copy of your Decea. wit' before My 20th. aforesaid Section II; thence N 0 to me Petition 8n GERALD S. FINAL NOTICE This nntie. shall Lot SI. THE COLONNAOES pcted 3? ? dreo ? 4" Ca iu said RUT BE PC, Attorney at Law, 315 S the PetItioner's attorney, JOHN C tine City Hall within 11* City of H*y ClerkoftheCi, cult Court in Sanford, 17 97, P 0 e to lime until foal OCtiOil ficix undersigned will, on the 4th day 01 917. I'ta? thereof as tN.orded in Plot FPIILEIIAPt)T, Etquire Suite 9. Sen,ncle ti..n?y, Itorida, your beginning iContaning Ii Cl June, A 0 1913, present to tha iken by the Pianning and Zoning writttn defens Book 36. Page 55, Public Records of three (3) other plac acres of 633,514 uaro feet) within Ihe the origInal with the Clerk of thC Board to the Petition Honor %ble Circuit fudge of SemInole County, Florida, City, Robinson Street. Orlando, Florida, has bean filed against you, and you and published in The Evening Circuit Court t the Seminole County THIS NOTICE SHALL BE heretofore filed ;n thu cause and to Seminole County, Florida, his final has been filed against y 32001, and file th orIgiflt anSwer or ' a in lhe are Serve a copy of 5o(it written return, acøunt and uheq, Herald, a newspaper general CoUrthouse, Sanford, Florida, on or piOading in th office as above styled suit, and required to Serve a written copy circulation in th City 01ofAltamonle of the Clerk POSTED in three (3) p.rb!.c places defense's upon Jamt'SA P&Ge and Executor o'the u are Of your Answer of or pleading to the May 7st, I97L Otherwise a the Clrcuif Court in within the City of Lake Mary, Howard P Mars.., Cn Cou,isef for Estate of Edwin 0. required to iet ye a rty of you' Cepta!nttc: and for Seminole Seminotz County, Judgmenlmay be entered on behalf County, Florida, on or before May Hunt, dec$ed, and at said tinse, Answer or other PleadIng to the FIorids,onceaweekIo,atlNs,foUr Maurice Shams of the firm Subin, 01 the Petitioners City Of Lake Mlry, Florida, and 20th, 1975. concOfive weekS pe lot 10 IhO Petersburg, FlorIda, 33733, and IPie' said TillS NOTICE shall be published bt1shed In thO Evening Hffa a Judge fore final $efttemarif van den Berg, Gay & Burke, Post P If you fall to do 50, iudgment by mrein and thereby show 0 Box 21$. 670 CNA Tower, of newwapeq of enecaI Circulation IA rtghI, title or irdorest you or whaf 01 his ldminlstr01 of said estate, the flrtf puhlicati to the Office Box 7, Oriande, Florida Orlando, Floridi 32102 any of and for an order dischargIng James datO Of scutive weeks in the Even ng the 'chef deman 37007, nd file the original Answer or plaintiff's attorney, Cnd file the clu3iy, th last publication, both dates in Herald, Sanford, Florida In the Petition time OP tf IS da WITNESS my hand and Seal this shall tit be ies than pror to the described In the Petition, bnd to Ccd th tt,e iii •iidiliun. -li day of April, Clerk Of the Circuit Court on or WITPJrSS my htr.d ur,d sal ul 73rd COy cit April, 1913 ShOw cause why the same should not A 0 1975. May ii, 1973. If you fail to do so, no'ic shall be posted in before the 7h day cI May. 913 If tht area 10 t,e token for the uSe's and Purposes notice shall b. posted In the area to Iument by default will be entered be COnSIdered for annexatj oe considered at (east 35 days PtiOt James A. Hunt you fail todo so. a default judgment aqainI you for the relief demanded set forth in laid Ptiti Arthur H, Beckith, Jr. to the date of the Public Hearing and (Seal) As Executor Cf tt will b entered against you for thO in the CompI.il Zoning at least fifteen (13) days prior Clerk of the Circuit Court WitnesS my hand aI the seal Of DATED: May 7, 1915. Estate Of Arthur H Beckwith, ;r. relief demarded in the Complaint. Wit NESS the hand and Seal of thll Court on this 31st day of March, tO the dafr Of the Public Hearir.g fly Elaine RiCharde xa $assmari. Edwin 0. vnt Cl'rk of the CirCe I (o',rt WITNESS my hand and the seal of Ihis Court on 'h day ot April, 1915 Druty Clerk )ATFD lhi Ptn day of April, C.ty Ct.rk fly Elaine RiChard. Deceased said Court on April 73rd, 1973 A D 1975 'SEAL) John C [nqlr4iardi, Esquire of C-by ,f Lake Mary, C Vernon Mi:e, Jr • Of Deputy Clerk (Seal) (Seal) S. Phyllis Jordahl, Avthur H BeU*mlh, Jr. Law Firm of Thms p Kirkland CLEVELAND I MIZE Gerald S Rutborg hur H. BeckwIth. Jr. City Clerk Arthur H Dckwit. Jr. Clerk of the Circuif Court Suite 950, Hartford Buildinç GARY E MA$Ey, E$Q ttorneys for Executor Hwy Il 92 Clerk of the Circuit Court 700 test Robln Clerk of the Circuit Court of the City of By Etac RtCrda Street ..1i E. AttamOnte Ave. P.O. Drower 2 ?.. Box 977 By: Elain. RiChard. GJ, Cii '\itamonfe Springs, FlorIoa OrI*nd. Ftflrhjh 37101 Altamonte Springt. Fl. 37701 56ntora, Florida 37773 Cas5elharrv FlorIda. 37701 O*y Deputy Clerk (r Pc Publish April 73 and 21 and May .3, Atf,n Ps,bli$h: May 5 17. 39, 76. 197$ P'jbl' May 4 I IC. 5& 1915 M)v I), 3971 ...... ...."-.--'. .•. • . (A n.i:i; - - ;--$- - __________________________ ______________________________________________________ —u Monday,May12,1973 LegalNotice- . - . I 1OA—EvcrnngHerald,Sanford,FL ________________ —= '- . . . . . ' ' . -t ... - - . -.7 - - �- -- ---. ---- - -- -- -- :---- -- - - - - - -- - -- --. - •. -__- WOMEN I - -- - --_ .L - ------------- - :- -11 -- _:- ---------- .-: ------- '1. -- ------: ---- ---p --'----- IRIFT i L- ~U z~ To Host the title of Miss DeRary Area Chamber of Commerce wtll have the opportunity to meet and talk with Miii 0 Delta Burke Pf Orlando, when she visits the community May 17 as the guest of the Chamber of Commerce. Scheduled to anive at the chamber building at 5 p.m. accompanied by her chaperone, 11k w;Ir! __ 4 Beauties -' •f W r -- - / - - J YTil Florida pageant board director, wifl be met by C of - 1' H. Monday, May 12, 1?75-12A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Chamber - -. ---_ --.---- - Miss Burke C President Rny and Mrs. Mc Do noug h, NURSING HOMES Arthur Charbonneau and 1r and Mrs Jack Coy. The group HOSPITAL WEEK At the start of Nursing Homes and Hospital Week, Sunday, the annual Ms Lakeview Nursing Center Pageant was held at the Sanford nursing home. Honored were (top, from left) Geraldine lfetzel, outgoing queen Mrs. Emma Mercer; Nis. tAke%icw Hospital, prrcent theatLn c th pcdtatrks wing to the late Dr. Gordon D. Stnnle, were (at right, from le!!! Doug and daughter-in-law Linda, daughter Putty and Mrs. Stanley. n' d HoIlle will then go to Delznd Country Club for dinner. Miss Florida will return to De Bary for an appearance at the original musical production being staged by the contestants Three Too M any For Teen Dea Recreation Hall to benefit the C This Is the oldest recorded DEAR ABBY: I'm a 17-year. own, you on'( need thtr of C building fund. of you birth of which there Is certain because girl, graduating permission, but from high Taking part In the musical, old ti' evidence. be school this June. My past mistakes you'll have problem is "A Night In the Dorm," will ANM.I1 contestants Mary Pierson, Toni my parents. They don't want wait until then. DEAR ABBY: With all due DEAR M. D.: I'll buy Guzzi, Beth Hendericksen, me to have anything to do with Connie Kern, Midge Finnerty, my boyfriend, who is 19, respect to Ripley's "Believe it "guinness." But how about the Karen Fredeman, Susan because I've been impregnated or Not," there Is no Biblical Sarah who, at &.ge 90. it ¶ r I . S Babysitters Should Learn Not To Burn Abby You wouldn 't choose "Lady with matches and cigarette Luck to be your banker — so lighters. don't choose her to be your —The general Layout of the By AHI(;AlI, VAN BUREN - - -- - - -- - - -- house and two exits that can be or have hangups about having how much it meant to people babysitter. documentation to support Its bore a son for her husband, parts of their bodies removed like us, they would be. These guardians of your used in case of a lire. Meeker, Susan Beverly, Carol by him three times. was 100' story that a 99-year-old Abraham, when he after death.) first two M.C.P. IN NEWPORTHEACII children The times I was McDonough and Wendi Keitner. and your home should —The telephone number of Thank heavens there was a DEAR M.C.P.: I am, and meet certain criteria and it is t Uire depar forced to get abortions, and the American Indian woman gave (Genesis 21) Tickets for the play are $i r de ment. DEAR ABBY: Four years dear man who had no such ha'.c been for four years And If , adults and 50 cents for children third time I waited too long, had birth to a child. And the same you to be sure they do. on the —That If trapped the baby and placed him for goes for the one about th 64- ago, my lather was told that he hangup. Unfortunately, he was my readers want to leave a up to 6-12. The play is open to BabysitterS should be fire second floor the door MUST be year-old woman who was said had kidney failure and would in a fatal car accident, but he legacy of Inestimable value, adoption, public, My parents have also heard to have produced a child with have to go on a dialysis gave up his kidney, which write to The National Kidney conscious. Your babysitter closed, blankets placed along The winner of the Miss matched my lather's needs. Foundation, 116 East 27th should he aware that children the bottom of the door, and a machine, DeBary Area CofC contest will bad things about my bay friend. her 80year-old husband. That was two years ago, and Street, N.Y., N.Y. 10016 for a cause many fires and are the window opened. Guinness Book of Because his kidney failure "The be announced during the but he did those things when he family is eternally grateful donor card. "Centennial Plus Four" art was 15 and 16, and he has Records" has documents to was recent, the chance of oh- my chief victims of fire In this —That the babysitter is not a festival to be sponsored May 24- reformed now. He has a job and prove that Mrs. Ruth Alice taming a kidney transplant was to that generous man. na ion (a1long with people I over firefir ghter a t t Needless to say, the members Kistler (flee Taylor), at 57 small. (There are adults and 25 by the Florida Federation of is staying out of trouble. thing to do case of a fire is to Everyone has a problem. where 68 years of age). Abby, there Is absolutely no years and 129 days old, gave children who have waited 10 of my entire family are card. Art at DeBary Hall. write to personal reply, Your babysitter should get the children out and make way I could ever stop seeing birth to a daughter. Susan, in years and longer for a kidney carrying kidney donors. How i The winner will be chosen sure they don't go back Into the the basis of five cents a vote, him. He's a lot of fun to be with, Glendale, California on Oct. 18, transplant because Americans wish more people would ,OO,, Enclose stamped, i,,,: Know: addrend envelope. please. are either unaware of the need become donors. If they knew —That children enjoy playing burning house. Sponsors for the candidates and we love each other and 1956. want to get married some day. include: its. GUZZI, Electronics; Ms. Beverly, Please don't tell me to date House of Decorating; Ms. others because he is the only Keltner,Gu)und Dolls Styling one for me. We've been going iI Salon; Ms. Fredeman, 4 B's steady for five years and don't Restaurant; Ms. McDonough, like to sneak around behind my admission and bus fare. Those Brevard to Seminole County to Chapter and member of the DeBary Nursery; his. Kern, parents' backs. Please help me Disney Tour 1' Interested should call Mrs. try cases, lie is urging at least Winter Springs chapter serving DeBary Pharmacy, Ms. convince them to let me see Sanford Senior Citizens Inc Mary five resident judges for this as Installing officer. McPherson. Meeker, Coy Realty; Ms. him. IN LOVE IN N.J. met for luncheon May 6 at the Mrs. Wilma Kalmus, area. Pierson, DeBary Watch Repair Special appreciation was DEAR 1N Sorry. I can't Sanford Civic Center, at which program chairman announced Service; Ms. liendrickseri, He stated that "y"oung men extended to two Jon GoLz, director upcoming ts or th them for fee li ng as even e they time f is th guest speaker at the next can Bailey's Red and White lame ha world" and 1,0.0 0 Winter Springs Jaycees :. meeting. May 20, will be a urged all Jaycees to et Grocery; 'Miss Finnerty and do They have been through month were announced, three nightmarish experiences On May 15 the group will representative from the volvedin community, state and and chairman of the banquet, DeBary Realty. — -------for a Job well done. with - - you, and they're not participate in Senior Citizens Seminole Memorial Hospital, national affairs I Last MISS Area Chamber of Commerce looking for a fourth. When you week at Walt Disney World. marking National Hospital I . .• Among ,,,,, " guests attending At the conclusion of his ad- use aff matured and on your There will be a charge for week. Members are asked to uiwia wasier will air were Larry Blair, u.n bring a covered dish. Coffee dress, Hattaway was presented newlyelect edPres id en Oi nt k.. t k e.sl COO,uC5 Ww with a "C rt ifica e Oj Distric ,.'.t 8 Florida Ja ycees, President, Mrs. Edith Appreciation" from the Winter fi d his • t t • in Club Notes HOUSEWARES v. SALEI , are f*wu t %.s I - . ., , Honor Woman ________ -- - - •. Chapter, Ernest Hendrix. in — I. ' . "..iit Aff ~v. L' I • '.---.-. .. hUi € - : , OUALWATCAINVINOCTCLI "---"'-"-' '- :- - -- —rw ICY I -V M - f1i?h1 - _J a'A'L1)IlPIF7' ['14 L' - $ . C 9111111111 oover r)e first annual installation and charter night of the Winter Springs Jaycees was IvIdat the Qwlity Inn at St. Rd.4M and 14 on May 3. Guest Speaker for the evening was Representative S eed D G) has all the big features $2495 otain YOUNG LISTENERS 'I) drain ENJOY CHORALE - Presley .* -- - . 0 $495 ° won't scratch. gn&g Of a Armuvable cultre unit stain. I!, wag, UNISEX 1 - HAIR STYLING FAMILY HAIR CARE . - - Z c,) Z 4UJ U) _I w = In :E PW 0 . 9 ee 00 F F1DCT .. e .• House) a a irsrvRD fill . - -- 0 0 ZbI IñOCv) wocg IO< •InO CIO 13 0 D5 Cg o I - OoIi —ci-t Ix UJLLI L.) 0 WOIn 0 FROSTING ,L(gg' LU <-ILW UJ< IO 4 • 0,913 cup 40n lightweight OpnLLq lo I IL I. Seminole County. They • < M.< Vile W post held by Hat. president. He mentioned — 0 4Z> zOu ILl Do $1995 $1450 Jaycees and how w IA. , son3I association with the inO LLi —J 1 PERMANENT WAVE taRay was rialional vice ' ISM -a Milli` Blender -1 I WEEK ONLY TUES,MAY13THRUTUES,MAY2O Include a Citrus bill, Fiouridatlon, and '-'i" more resident judges for the County, According to HatOffering a program of something for et'erorw, including these taway, out of six Judges three young adies, Ieft Stacey Michelson, Polly Shaw and serve In Seminole County, only Susan &lann, this was the Chorales last major effort to raise two judges reside in the county funds. This ugr grus enjoyed Eddie Jones' take off on Elvis and he calims that the tax. and Dick Holticlaw's operatic version of Old Mother payers are spending over Hubbard. $22000for Judges totrave3frnm .th 0) Si l/) U. >. 0 spilill-I .411d 7 polite 01,111101 CAP 3- LU O C OPERATORS SPECIALS I Lu IL — -a 0 12 . UI O IL 7-11 UN lm Z a't'1rtctotPaucIience,Jfat I : Jaycees -a " LAUVW 1113 - .--........... IL 095 Mr. and Mrs. Bill W. Sharp, DeBary, were among area people who attended the benefit concert of the Central Florida Chorale, Senior Citizens' Day" will be tile morning of May 21, and Friday at the Sanford Civic Center. Entitled, "A Polish Affair," held pivteeds froin the performarwe will gc, towards seading the the PTA irrmUng is the n%ening of May 19. Chorale to CIVIC CENTER - E " PTA meeting. "Grandparents- MUSIC FILLED Z .- Correct Dates Parents, grandparents and senior citizens should note coriections in dates for Idlewilde Elementary School "Grandparents' Day" and final o Toodw I / —a S.parat. Cydss for • The Winter Springs Jaycees Installation of officers will meet every Wednesday at Seminole County Federation ofWoman'sClubswjllhonorthe followed with R. Mason Blake, the Highland Clubhouse, "Woman of the Year," senior president of the Winter Park Shephard Road at 7:30 p.m. and Junior divisions, on May 22 at II an. in the Casselberry L q .1 Woman's Clubhouse on —qi U Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. - Jy_ t Harrison announced the club Springs Jaycees, for his charming wife, Sally, standing will man booths at the Bicen. a&sistance in helping to form new Charter. 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" ' 1 fi -a "o 9 0 I 41 W & F 4 > Pr if CLyt an CL (I 9 CD 2- a ?a Ito, q Cr pr -to n 15 6 to -• S. a — 0.> ii"ff a II A u - - Magnolia. - . V V '• • - .. • I - WMA We spent all day )esterday ith our heads to the ground - f1 t, . j\ and our tails in the air picking these beans," Harley said with Randy Williams,intrack, tAurnell Johnson and Slyron Lemons unlood RAW Farm onions in Downtclwn Saderd dds meraing. a laugh. Meanwhile Chamber of Corn- prices posted for the customers Though the official start of The Just Us Club was on Sa nford zamerchantstogo merce Executive Manager to see." the Festival was at 10 o'clock, hand, with produce and rum- along with special sales Jack Homer was showing his Chamber Agri-Business many farmers had their mage goods for sale. Proceeds festivals of their own. enthusiasm over the day Committee Chairman Wendell produce out long before that will go to the Good Samaritan around the corner. Springfield Joked. "If this and some were already doing a Home. rhildrt'n are a big part in Prices were left up to the festival is a success, then I brisk business," while merThe Chamber began work on today's festival activities, with Kwiatkowski said he felt that f armers to decide, Horner said. guess you can call it my baby. If chants in the stores were hoping today's festival after the suc- the animals to pet, treats to eat Woollolk was the best qualified "We did want to make sure It isn't, then it'll be Jack's For a shot in the business arm cess of last fall's Farm City and a sawdust pile f ull of of the applicants Interviewed" th ough that everyone had his Ulorner's) baby." during the day-long festival. Week and got th e downtown and nickles finders keepers. in making the nomination. ttorne By SIICK IA)CIiRIDGE Herald Stall Writer - "1. an ' r V)cn' c R a. ee s Semino e P an Act Repeat (D W Z> 2 01 6 a 3C 0 a 2 0F 0 MANN 5ft WAS 0- 0 • •• - vote after Kimbrough and Williams voted no on the motion. Seminole County CornWoolfolk will serve as utility (P missioners this morning agreed attorney when the county has VihIen said the Board was to employ the partner Of County matters conceming operation faced with a limited number of Attorney Tom Freeman to be of various utility fftins in qualified attorneys because the Board's new utilities at. Seminole County before them representing utility Interests is torney. and would be paid on the hourly "foreigis to most attorney S." Ned Woolfolk of the firm Of rate schedule. By GtX.NN McCASLAND Woolfolk will replace Sanford spending a week with the Knowles, who has been might support the Sanford by the Sanford Commission ) Woolfolk, Freeman and Woolfolk was selected over an Attorney Robert Morris, who Herald Stall Writer delegation there, I have found serving as chairman of the resolution. pointing to the apparent Altamonte Springs, was em- Orange County attorney, ran Into disfavor with the board they i the delegation) will listen technical coordinating corn"l would rather live under "failure of the state's ployed by a vote of 3-2 with Seymour Benson, the only other in recent weeks regarding Sanford City Commission Commissioners John Kim- attorney discussed during this utility matters, night went on record as supThe resolution urging the Act, Indicated lawmakers said prior to making his motion Florida League brough and Dick Williams morning's session. of A contract between the Board porting passage of the "Little state legislature to approve the appeared favorable towards for passage of the resolution, Municipalities with legislative voting against the action. In opposing the action, and Woolfolk will be drawn to EliTis" planning act and the state-wide, planning act came passage of the "Little Elms and Stenstrom joined him. Harry Williams said, 11 1 dread the finalize Commissioner em- repeal of the Seminole County after Moore told the Corn- Act" and explained that Woolfolk's The Commission also i Knowles had been sent lii Kwiatkowski moved the county thought of sendin9 * somebody as ployment. No date for signing of Planning Act of 1974. mission, 1 *1 don't set- wily we through "personal work," the structed Knowles to draft a Tallahassee by the ColilmLssion board employ Woolfolk at a rate green as a gourd into a cour- the formal contract was set by he Commission adopted a should be forced to suffer under county legislative delegation letter th be sent to other citiv at the request of the Florida of 125 per hour and Corn- troomto carry the banner of the the Board, resolution calling for the two land plan laws such as we League to assist with the missioner Mike Ilattaway citizens." VihIen cautioned Freeman Florida Legislature to enact the have under the annexation organization's work on seconded the motion. Williams was referring to that the Board would expect new ' 0e land planning problem. legislation involving cities. Commission Chairman Sid %oolfoIk s limited ex perience timely ser vice from his low 1 measure and in..'Lruced (its Pointed out se v eral Vihien Jr, cast the !erriing in ciørllng with utility matte'i partne:and lit said ..ilhe feels "I was the only city manager tlanager W E 'Pete' Knowles instances where there are two 41... 0 ....l H k. 1. .e uiv U - uwuuusu-ator present all to go to Tallahassee next week measures" coveri ng various positionto dictate utillty policy. and work towards that end, Oka. ,J week. Pinellas County sent county projects a n d tha t , M g. 0. 8 X C0 I ti i As (D ... 0.19 1 —r I •1 —. to (0 r 0 j , ' 0 (D d I ftwo •1 low 9. QQ L*gi.'. - -* • . - ' ••. Coun ' r C iJ , " H'io r e • 0 E CD M .7 :r g . L an , ' C *ç g;ffl HED & (si La 0 9 CD M 9L 9 (n " i' •• •. — 2 p , - -, -- -1 - T - -I. I. -. - A -' Freeman"s" Partner •, 1 'i.. j' . 'I •. • 3!•o. cr .\ .' • Pens were set upto hold fann r6 • an imals for children to pet and ' to wonder at while high school . students representing Seminole and Crooms High School FFA Then Ed wards, of Harold Kasther'. farm, beg. produce for Mrs 0 P Wade during today'p Farm clubs scrambled to and fro, City Festival, manning produce booths and taking care of the animals. Crooms High School students I Bob Harky awl hUn Calhoun fs . ...,. - rI '*. — Eg -.. •• < business brisk . First Street today as the Farrr City Festival opened lot business at lOam Bargain hunters thronged N sidewalks in front of downtowi stores, while Sanford Plau merchants joined in with theh part of the day's promotions mom .. CD 4 f -' 10 I . CD I Ss . 9 nluill. r4 ft% ;J wl °' - 0 --'a.- - .•' ! 4jU -. 0 - . ri (111 - ' 11 ft , <2 •-.• Newsmen traveling with Kissinger to St. Louis learned the United States has told Cambodia It wt a, uw extrdt-d detention of the ship. I — • By RICK PANThIDGE Herald Staff Writer -. '. CD ro CD ,F 0 F , a: 1 . -I n 92 — 4 ..... i • - W F_ s- C; P 0 ,0 C, — CL 9 CL V rh W #_ = 1 a 11 5 o I rcirm-uty ''.. •1 '<_• ______ N. ~ _ 16 - 1CD 0 piracy." Ford said through a spokesman that Cambodia's failure to release the ship "would have the most serious consequences." That diplomattough language is used only in grave situations carrying the possibility of military action. Bargain Hunters Flood Area Q . Both Ford and Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger called the sldp's capture "an act of en no orders to act beyond that. , S qr1 S. to. moved to the island of Koh Tang, some 30 mfles .....LE,,, r: 1D 0.2 . 87 — CA at 8 c 1 • .UFi a.j• Wia 31 r on 1 -M it a — Quill u4 g CA rnediarles. The United Statete has no direct ties with Cambodia's new Khmer Rouge government. Monday to start steaming from the South China Sea Asia in the wake of thecodapse of American-backed area toward the Gulf of Thailand, t .t they were giw- governments in Cambodia and South Vietnam. - -. C A number of U.S. 701 fleet ships were ordered afford the appearance of weakness in Southeast White House counsel Philip W. Buchen said that The sources said the Marineswouldbe flown from From the Cambodian roast, under escort of two Just alter dawn, a White house spokesman said rither of two laws restricting presidential use of Okinawa to the U.S. air base at Utapo in southern Cambodian gunboats. U.S. military planes were keeping the captive ship military force would prevent Ford from calling on Thailand. The United States was working through inunder observation. U.S. armed forces in this instance. Warships from There was no inunediate word about what use termediary countries to obtain release of the Ford was kept informed of the developments the U.S. 7th Fleet reportedly have started moving would be made of the Marines once they reached merchant ship, but also was preparing a number of throughout the night, White House officials licials said, toward the Gulf of Thailand where the unarmed Thailand, but the move apparently was designed to military options. If diplomacy fails, Ford will fact the difficult Mayaguez was Fired upon and seized by a Camback up President Ford's warning of possible Marines could be flown by helicopter or carried decision of whether to use military force to rescue "serious consequences" if the new Cambodian by amphibious ship to the location of the vessel if the ship Mayagu ez and its 39-man crew. Adding to hedlan gunboat Monday. But administration sources said Ford hopes to government does not release the merchant ship Ford should decide to commit them in some effort that difficulty, some administration sources said, recover the ship through diplomatic channels, Mayawz and its crew. to retake the Mayaguez. s ;t. the qutin of c httlftr tl nittd Stat'. (-i,ui(l i ui,ortec!iv uin Cliimt ntl (thor Jr) - ft iote r- a> 2.11 The White house said, meanwhile, that the Mayaguez, seized Monday about eight miles from a small island in the Gulf of Thailand, had been sources reported today. -' 4 ,0- p(Du"m Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents 0 aiii 01 '0 m O04 a * a 67th Year, No. 217—Tueday, May 13, 1975 La no 78 5:4 15* Cr * 4 - ' C: I g n )'• '2 I (D . - —• ' ta S-• - RESIGNS n Circuit Judge William G. Akrldgcof the 18th judicial circuit has submitted his resignation, effective Jnly 1, according to Attorney Doug Stenstrom, chairman of th e area nominating commission, Stenstrom said his commission will nominate a slate of cantill the varancv didtrs and submit LI to Gov. Reubin Askew, who will appoint Akridge's m iser. ti c 0 -5 pifl on i g. 2 Lot q to as - - -- - --=--- - _=.= = - -- - - -- - I - - urging the repeal of the Julian Stenstrom, citing the city's displeasure of having SCilliflok Planning Act, porn ''two land planning acts'' which ting out, ''I would Just as soon be included with the other 66 would ilkit Seminole built) should the "Little Elms" countles, instead of having a separate act to cover Just measure be approved, Seminole County," Knowles, who has just ,,, • (' •.i i.i.,iu Oi County mreturned to Sanford after • -. • , went spending a week in the state inissioners. on capital working with th e ret- urti ; urging the of Legislature to retaia the Florida League Mu nicipalities t of 1974 and that PlanCornlegislators, told mission that should he return to the "Little Elms" act be the capital "I feel confident tha t passed, It would exclude I can obtain the repeal of the Seminole County. 1974 land ph'.n zi." Moore and Stenstrom both In addition, Knowles was took exception to the county's instructed to: action and Knowles explained continue work regarding that the "Little Elms" act the double taxation problem: would be "more realistic as to — seek repeal of Mooney bill dates" Involved. cover i n g ii n n C X a t I 00 Under the Seminole Count) procedures. Act, the '.'eunty planning "1 feel returning to program must be in operation Tallahassee Is a must In order by 1977, while under the "Little to protect our inierets Elms" act, the program would localy," Knowles said. "After begin by 1980 - - several staff people up, but the) spent most of their time wit.h their local people working on special The action catne in a joint "having two of everything resolution from Nlayor Lee creates problems." Moore and Commissioner . Stenstroin joined the mayor — aj4 Zr 11 ' - DU Cr .•• - IIIdi11i1;j 0 ! - / - - The cit r .i:1 ht, hJ ITILt w ith tht. Seminole Count le gislative delegation several times during the past week and 4 ____________________ "usa result they hammered out _____________________________ this double taxation corn- - ---- •--- ____________ •— '-:-- -- __________________________ _._•• - 1 '- & - iiu.iJfl. • ••- It I. Sen. Lorl .4 -.. Cry - .CL) t4iC •- - that really got the job done, but I feel by talking with the legislators and their action to some degree,Knowles said A.A. C?mmIsior1 cr Mc(Ianan indicated that "if he would go with SPECIAL RECOGNITION K now lestoTaltahasseetowork George Touhy is 'plmuicd' by his wife. Ieuise, for having been with the county delegation on selected by the Sanford Rotary (lub as a Paul Harris Fellow, the land planning issue as well, iiiily the second in Sanford to receive this honor with earlier '1 will eh.-oine the ctni.. recipient Torn %leI)nnaid. Teuhy, a former club pre.slduI, has Imu.ssioner, Knowles said. "1 had perfect attendance for 30 years, and cited for his faithwould urge the Cornmlss!on ful and valvable service to the community. 11,QO0 or its also send the Mayor, If possible 1%3kflt has hera ecat b;ied t the fltory dtk,ii in to gibe ven more support to U ToUh4 S and will be used for educational awards. legislative Qrograrn (here" was name, � 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 12, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 12, 1975. 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'1I\ m L __ 67th Year, No. 224—Friday, May 9, 1975 1N wry UL1LJ i qui I t .T - V a nrf.1 ai . . _ J •T s .. ... __ ' ii Ei r U i!li zzxzxzzxxxxzxxxIIIIzzxIIXILA9 . - " - - ' • -'-Vp -.___ .• s .• Question Fo r Voters ,Ø7 1 ;•:;::. ') .i _ . - _____________________________ . Sanford, FlorIda 32711—Prjce 10 Cents ' By El) PRICKETF Herald Staff Writer •,, £ J ' ') - By agreetn yesterday to Place the issue on the ballot - II , - ' * ______ ••- "1 ti - . -y I ? - • potato of whether to create a ( ount', comptroller office s uarel in the Ia s of the -. -' A / -dl -a II I - ir. — • , \q . ..•..-'1r .7 T ft Zo e ! - ___ ___ -- 1IiV U- - 0—I m> rD z 1,' z C) ____ I m ,-• -. o - ' - '.4 ' - -n II [ ! ii Ui — •-•O * 0 : I 0 I ri Ii!h. 0 •. z !h .. 1, 'p ' '11rti - . 1. . ,%- ' .,,,,S ? f - -- •r--,' • ' - - ' -. i.4 -' .. .. - I• - - - , - - . I T: b:811' uran1 ri'j' t' p'ac: ar a spl't in the duties or not" amended vesiori of the bill ROBERT 1. H,VrrAAy "INCE FE(HTEI. County Commission Chair which creates a comptroller on man Sid Vihien Jr, Count) ' the primary ballot — if all State Rep Vince Fechtel, B- that the comptroller would be Attorney Tom Freeman and constitutional questions are Leesburg ho all along has appointie and serve at the Conit.. - t E H Underwood ' iesol%ed by an opinion from opposed splitting the clerk's whim of the Commlsion argued the Commission's Atty Gen Robert Shein duties voted with fellow ltiat concern prompted him position yesterday State Senator John Vogt, D- deleg4ition members, though he to ask dcl tion members I r he sill ask Shevin whether the troller 'is dfl unnecessary thing tht opletodecidehether comptroller to do' •') comptroller, if he becomes a Ist night s '.ote finally Fechtel said he approed the rca fly, s ou e ccl ', with lb e c Ierkorbe ansf err or resohed the split between bill because all five corn appointed 1' echtel's motion Fechtel and Hattaway That comproer missioners anted it, his was defeated split left little chance the bill - ,Senafe Vote Expected Early Next Week • . I,. --i -4. "' . -iii.. 4-'e -- ' " -• reco e latlng to the County Corn- go "an unnecessary thing to do. With Fechtel's suppod the FUN TIME mission and its financial However, he said If the I don't think it should be done, path now clear for the bill's Hopper Elementary School. About to turn loose of the halter on Mlii Colengelo's mount is Bill Hogan, responsibilities and leaving the measure is unconstitutional in but I'm in agreement to allow it passage - if a positive opinion FOR MARILYN ho handled the equestrian duties Iorthe day. (HtraldStaff Photobylom Vincent) __________________________________________________________________________________________ "recorder" functions to the any way, "I'll oppose it" to be placed on the ballot is forthcoming from Shevin's Clerk of the Circuit Court. Fechtel also is still concerned providing it's constitution.aL" office. 6" I.,:. fi -._....,.,, - - • P, - I 1 0 , -- I- "•. 11I1! 2J •.l. I'll" I A1 ___1 C'D .t tvlI ___ E HI 11. I-- I I4IiH -' flu ii -1 w ______ •, . I .. ' "I hate not endoried the bill ____ IA any means " HLIttaay said Of last night s decision, '1's 1 %oters four hour meeting in T1 State Rep Bob Hattaway, DAltamonte Springs, who picked up the issue from the Conmission and introduced the bill, said he beIiees a comptroller Justice Advisors Urged. To Lobby For Crime Lab Funds By RICK PANTRIDGE Herald Staff Writer • m :j ! di1EJfI I iI1 ft ' 0 . C) Uh .n v -o a.- 7 0 j4q Ik' m U-- "p F _ 1- t 3 _ C __ I ' " § 2 ' __ __ C ' 1, m - mE 2 . qq tnt- u - S. rr S ' - S . I r - & S . S a 0 I •__-.jif ' < m I 0 ' g, Planning I)ivision of the East Central Florida lab, was granted 11-million in state funds. County's lack of low-cost sent the idea to workshop for housing, more study. Shrimper Nets' Loses Wallet; Good Samaritan ,. 1 Evening Herald reporter for his 'spot news' coverage of a Osteen Bridge accident last year. 2 1 g T C o . a li sk''& 2 ' a ' Mom's A Real VIP m is a ery sl)ecinl person. Head some of the reasons why in a special Mother's Day feature, Page If, Women's Section, . . has agreed to the loan, pending estabhstunent of the company. He gould not say which bank has agreed to the loan, \Vink'r (;irthn I'lic Eh'prtiiwnt, .57,4I 93, Negotiators Questioned On School Hour Sessions Seems Milton Moore of Lake Mary was shrimping out Saturday night and In the process his wallet slipped out of his pocket and fell into the drink. A search of the area proved fruitless and Moore returned home minus the wallet and the 173 it contained, Then on Monday morning, Moore got a call from i Zimmerman of 1068 June Terrace, Daytona Beach, in- Sunday' night when Mrs. Ziiiunerman dipped the wallet out of the water, turned to her husband and said, "Bet that's the biggest shrimp you ever saw." - The Seminole Education "There are times when we that negotiations will take place Association (SEAl has dropped have to get together, but not as alter school hours because association member asking got to go over this damn ng" school as long as the ds are." whether or not county ad. (SEA's 75-page master contract As for Pelley's team meeting ministrators are meeting proposth Pelley said, during school hours, Layer said during school hours to discuss SEA members were miffed officials "try not to abuse the contract negotiations. because Layer has denied them privilege." during-school-hour negotiation And Pelley said "reacting to Near the end of yesterday's sessions, but the Pelley team, SEA's proposal is a part of an more than four-hour meeting, which consists of ad- administrator's duty." SEA spokesman Steve ininistrators and a school Dur yesterday's session, Poa's chief regotiator, Harry principal, have met in Pelley's the two teams discussed office during school hours. 'itatiun and kather rights. meeting while School Supt. Bud SchOOl Ra - team "met were reached, progress wa Layer has disallowed contract some during school hour and made by' agreeing on specific negotiations during school some off. We really haven't sectos of the artic!e. hours, Pelley advised SEA personnel to direct their questions city and sell the refurbished dwellings to low income case and had everything dried out and nearly' as good as new when Moore arrived to pick it up. Pelley at first denied any - formal meetings as a team," "There is no other way to substantially acquire housing It's tough to find good people like the Zimmermans these days—especially ones who will not only return the reporter informed Pelley he has, upon occasion, seen the Wilson said. The SIIA does not have the authorIty to borrow money. the wallet when it was lest. ____ ________________________________ __________________ _____ Layer reiterated his stand IQt,fl m ID Clock - - I " 1 9 9 . a'1- * 4A Bridge 313 ?lenda--------------SA Dr. Lamb I-:ditorial Horoscope 5A 4, .613 for a workshop session on Monday, calls for the company to be composed of three mmbersoithcSHAindtwo I " in Pdfler's office during sch Ixiur. -:. çs I (Continued On Page 2-A) Ii ' - ,9. I ir:r;1i Now here's a real fish story. brain child, is an effort to rehabilitate some of the Herald Reporter Honored g' •Wm _ ___ ___ _ [I a . ' "4.. pects a Senate vote on the $450,000 supplemental Sunday lli'iald I'tt CoInet resulti. F ____ _ 0 ___ _ &evard also received approval to transfer $,542.57 from conununications improvement and lioucton McTear, the nitionai scdster (tom lker High School, and several Tririty Prep athletes headlIne the Class 2A and IA boys' state track meet ' Vp . $35,768 from LEAA for communications improvement and $10,754 for a public relations unit. Vp ' —Vp AlL Senate passage of the appropriation, Coirnan noted that the Dade County crime lab, which serves seven state grant has already been ' rr t.aI 0 ° '-2 - ''- 14 forcernent i FOCLE) can adequately serve thIs area," Colman said, A proposed noproftt, tax- (SlIM last night head U Rehabilitation ogram, InC., exempt corporation to borrow o'jtline for the spinoff cor- the spinoff corporation would a b money and rebuild nmown poration, prepared by SHA be responsible for borrowing an houses for low-income funilies Attorney Ned Julian, but took unsecured $5,000 from a local could help overcome Seminole no action on the proposal and bank to match a $5,000 state ______________________ —,. grant. SIIA Executive Director Tom Wilson reported to board - . At a meeting in the Holiday Inn, Colman, (ange County Sheriff Mehin G. Colmnn !st night called on District VI Criminal Justice Technical Advisory Committee members to lobby' By MICK LOCIIRIDGE Herald St*I( Writer _, -. -_________________________________________________________ - ' S. ___ __ ___ -- _____ < for inter-local communications, - Edgewood Police l)ertment, $16,667 for an enironmental impact crime specification task force. - Orange County Criminal Justice System, $86,088 for a rehabilitation center program. - Brevard County, $17,500 for a juvenile Court p Housing Board Considers Special Borrovving Unit ___ — - m a' In other business, the comnuttee voted to continue funding of tactical units for Winter Springs and Oviedo police departments. I3oth units are beis operated under grants of $15,371 In federal law Enforcement Assistance Administration I.EAAi funds. Continuance of two DeL.and Police Department - 'ff -r' a • S ,. . .Ed °'4' °' ia.-.— p 1 9- _____________________________ 0 "-'F. Regional Planning Council, said he hoped the Senate would reitore the I00.I cut In the crime lab budget made by the Hise. Hall added that if the $450,000 figure stank, ne effort could be made to raise additional funds locally, Cotman flatly stated the $450,(X "is not going to be enough money." of the Sanford Regional Crime Lab. i• ItP9!> 0 appropriation already passed by the House to come "any, next seek. Sen. Ken Plante, R-Winter Park, introduced the fund mcas*uonthe Senate flooruan amendment to the appropriations bIll after the House passed It Tuesday' by a 78-33 vote. "If this crime lab closes down, there Is no way ._ ______ __ ______ __ _ - -- _: �- --n- —•------—-'---------.--. fl. -- - _I • -- ._- ' - - ' -. •.o--:.v..-' --,- - 'S' .'., . .. •' rtt!11Jlt fflS - -1 • - - -._.-.-- UIIJJL IA 11 — ,v-rr-.=rt - --_ 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, El. Friday, May ,IflS a- Cigarette _ --- Believed Fire Cause ! b - 1f: F 7- Passersby Pull Man From Blazing NATION .L__... By BOB LLOYD Herald Stall Writer IN BRIEF UI[VUI IIIUUV W U door and among the missing Trailer Park. Don residence. Sanford Motor Co. owner items were a grandfather clock, • A III •kn •a a ..,ann In I'WII42II -' _____ Lon gwood 1 Seek 'i -1 : _ • NEWPORT BEACII, Calif. (AP) -- Actor John Wayne is recupera ting from a case of oneumonia and is battling with doctors who want turn to stay in the hospital for several more days, his son says. "Actually, it's nothing serious," said actor-producer Michael Wayne Thursday. "Not a recurrence of an yth ing else." Doctors say the vetffan actor is completely cured of the lung cancer he suffered several years ago. Wayne, 67, underwent two days of tests at Hoag Memorial Hospital here after experiencing chest cold s),mptoms for several days, his son said. Doctors diagnosed his condition as "walking pneumonia" and are treating it with antibiotics. The younger Wayne said his father's physicians advised him to spend se veral more clays In the hospital, "but won't stay." I By DONNA ESTES herald Stall W ri ter IA)NGWOOD — This South Sen-dnole cit) of 5,500 has not been known over the years for its kindness to police chiefs. Four different men have in as many years. James Pleicones, a member Auction Raises $50,000 WINNETKA, M. (AP) — Todet bowls went for $10. cutoff jeans sold for 15 cents a pair. And a welldressed socialite was seen pushing an an old lawnmower she bought for $1.40. It was all part of this wealthy cornmunity's annual charity rummage sale. Literally a million items donated through the year by North Shore upper-Income residen ts went on sak' at 7 a.m. Thursday at the Winnetka Coingregational Church and Community House. By 5p.m. closing time the volunteer work force of 700 had collected a record $50,000 for 32 charitable in stitutions. Some 15,000 perscins attended the sale. 120 Acres For $850,000 May I I C I I I I would like the opportunity to operate and "str aighten out the department" for $2,500 an nuall v. Scott said Johnston! would prefer the tifle ,,police adviser." I ost %X- . . f - __ Longwood's municipal court clerk. — Richard H Hayward, formerly riolice chief of Wadena and Rerner, Minnesota. — Dwight Hendrix Chastain of Winter Park, currently security manager at Robin- Mayor James R. Lormann said today Altamonte Springs .— Donald A. Folsom, 10 years Police Capt. David Gunter, in with the Daytona Beach Police conference with him, indicated -- 01 WC cieparuneni br UWVV he would like like to have the job, if LparLrnenL. years, has been acting public the l right. — Roy E. Mathews, detective safety director sInce January in charge of criminal investiga. Timothy McEvers, who when Tom Hennigan resigned. left tion with the Hudson, Mass., police Chief the Pleicones has said he does not post In Winder. Police Department. want the position permanently, mere amid a storm of con— Raymond L. Richard, preferring to remain as a troversy recently, also wants to police chief of Minneola, take a stab at the job. McEvers lieu tenant. was formerly with the Long.. Police Department. But I I other law enforcement wood and Casselberry police — Richard Robert DeVasto of officers, three of whom are departments. Maitland, president and well-Itnown in the area, have operator of Holiday Contract Other applicants include: shown interest carpets Inc. Ross P. SzeU, present'y an — Albert E. Dafley of Holly Councilman H. A. Scott Orange County Sherifrs deputy ll, po li ce office r wi th Hi reported to coll eagues recently and formerly with the Alta. that retired Orlando Police monte Springs Police Depart- South Daytona Police DepartChief Carlyle (Stoney) Johnson ment. Steil's wife, Joyce, is ment. . The city is also accepting applications for fire chief. The current chief, Roy LaBosslere, announced recently he has applied to Cuzelberry for either a firefighter or chief position. Buy Clay Land -— -_e.. :!~Z !,_.Xz -- . . _. !~ ..-- -.-; I 11111111111111 ~ ':: - -.--,^ I - 11111111111MM _: - - , - " '-v - i I -- -.. ______ - _____- - :: --a Gulf Br'l'be P - be uvia BOi - ' Negotiators Q On School Hour Sessions - Senior Citizen ,-,..._ "— — ,".,.ja f)C!i) ARRIVE Works Bill IL Considered . I month to bring the three children of his Vietnamese-born wife to the United States. 'I stood in line at the U.S. Embassy the better part of two flays to get a letter of in troduction to the South Vietnam Ministry of Interior. - where itonert Maslerson flew to Sal. "The regular prive for i passport is i couple dollars, but to get one processed promptly used to cost $75 to $100," he said. "When I went to get passporLs for the children, an official there quoted $1,000 each as the price. The corruption was cry state would he guaranteed at least $25 million In federal funds br public works projects if is bill moving In Congress be. comes law, ublic A *billion works bill designed to rvduce " " .I - M. - )O N Fftrich Ave. Sanford ha 31711 I . ." FIV ,di 32111 b%(r4ptoo Ra'e by C't' '—. S'e.sr %24 iO - , r iuriwj 3 50-CaiIeo lair Trade Tally The House Judiciary Cornmittee voted 11-3 to postpone until next year consideration of appointing rather than electir judges. The action apparentl> kills the issue for this year By The Associated Press Thursday, %lay 8, 1975 The Senate Bills passed: Electric costs — Repeals slate Pollution Control Board requirement that utilities burn cleaner but more expensive fuel, but gives local pollution control agencies the power to enact air quality standards stricter than the federal goverment. CS-SHIll. Lane and others. To Fair Trade Repeal Could Investments — Allows county officials to invest money they collect from taxpayers. SB237. Vogt. To House. Water and Sewer Systems — Places regulation of pris ate water and sewer systems under the Public Sersire Commission. Gallen, Brantley, Scarborough. To Save M illions TALLAHASSEE. Fla. I —A bill that Atty. Gen Robert Shevin says could save Florida consumers 1100 million annual. ly by repealing the Fair Trade Law is on its way to Gov. Reubin Askew. The house completed legisla. tire action on the bill 1SB164 Thursday, passing the measure, 103-0. Askew is expected to sign the bill into law. The Fair Trade Law, enacted in the 1930s, fixes prices on a wide variety of brand nahe products such as appliances, televisions, stereos and cornetics and makes it illegal to ufkr House. Drugs — Requires prescriptions for controlled drugs be separate from noncontrolled drugs and have a physician's drug control number printed on It. S8470. Brantley. To House. Resolutions passed: Mothers Day — Commending all mothers on Mothers Day. S111070. Barron and 39 other senators. To Mom. Moore — Commends Dr. Richard Moore of Daytona Beach, retiring president of Bethune-Cookmun College. SR 13-H. Dunn. The house Bills passed: Fair Trade - Repeals Florida's Fair Trade Act, which fixes prices on brand name items. S13166. Glisson. To Govt'rnnr. Condemnation — Authorizes condemnation to acquire land in the %'olusia County water recharge area. 1113193. Brown. To Senate. The (ios'enior Took no action related to legislation discounts. Opponents of the lai ha',e charged that it keeps prices 25 to 30 per cent higher than they would be if merchants wer. allowed to set their own prices .j for the best -4q home financing. see us. IN 0 0 . % - by the House Public Works Committee Thursday. The committee approved an rug, D-N.Y., requiring that 70 per cent of it bill's fund.s be spent on projects in areas where local unemployment exceeds the national average. The measure would provide federal grants to the states for construction, repcir or other improvement of local public f&cilities, Including local highway projects. Tire money could uI be us for projects already '," der construction. I . ' I 1 — _______ __ _. energy saver _____ The Se(ret is our new Energy Sa ver bu'toi. Push it, and your -- circulated air. Without heating. So your dish#% come out clean. unitary, and in most Instinces. without any water left on a plate or glass And you still get KOch. - _______ - ___ -- - - - mortgage money is the best bargain in credit today. You can't borrow money for insurance,I picked Safeco. Heres wny: anything else at as low a rate. We do not "I sell inurancc h 'ii and I've spent a lot of time evaluating nsurince companies "When I bought insurance for my own home I picked Safeco. Safeco protects you against WftcherkM ed _____ better financing anywhere. In fact, "When I bought home I ' Looking for mortgage money? To buy, 'uild, refinanco or remodel, you can't find •___._ MOTHER'S DAY WASHINGTON (AP) — Ev. N i by Tho Sanford tieraid, inc . .'"< '1(21 gon by commercial flight last Thursday. or Publ'th'tJ D,Iy nd Sunday, CiCiVl S.1u,d 1 ChriI?ma Sernnd Cl4 Pos?aoi Pa ueia yea _______ %1141ky HerAM ~-.l nla'd- in II ST, AUGUSTINE, Fla. (AP) — A former Army helicopter pilot who returned to South Vietnam and successfully res. cued ftee stepchildren says he took matters into his own hands after becoming entangled in red tape. - - .-____ Award Planned toAy In order to negotiate the price. FP&L, said the power company may be given additional time. eight monthe the chapter has has set May Al as the deadline million, according to oIl P The Commission tia also would take control of the two A $10 service fee, a one time grown to 101 members with a for submission of nominations dustry sources. News reports quoted Wallace annual Itar4all Chase for the ' dwge for a new accvarit, Wju fun staff of c4ficem Dorsey is reported to have as telling the foreign jotirnal. directecl County Enginect Bush UUMV System On July l. Members are already at work Senior Citizen of the Year expressed concern that his Isis, who were on a two-week The We of the systems to be Included In first month's the competitive tose.imrea firm by with cornmunity semiees mich award. statements might jeopardite tour of the South sponsored by pricing to do sw bnrings on the FPAJ, by SHA has been ap- electric bill, Sanders said. The award Is to be presented Central Florida Zoo, RSVP, Department of 1700 million in Investments, and the U.S. Information Agency's by the Sanders also said the cornas proved land to determine just how a Ls there llcwing and Urban Develop- pany will install 28 street lights Cancer Society, and Corn. during June or July Kiwanis Gulf no lortger has any In. Foreign Press Center, that the extenaive clay dePosi In the two conipleis. The City rnunity Action. Some are luncheon. Past winners have vestments in Bolivia. inert and the SHA. United States may have been i . c...J.-..1 —"u _..... Tmihy and "tl"."n eornittees fndndM G#w. w..s -. sthttmemt --....---Ia' su hursday "fighting the wrng pcpic" in t.mce borings — which van go Bicentennial General J. C. Hut.chisan. the for William lights, seemed aimed Brewer Court and at ending such World War II. Wallace said the are corn— as deep as 50 feet ie s es Three Ste 'o 1 Set To Receive Charter Help Eyed For Housin jj() t Res F Dismissed By Judge Blundered Wallace _______ By-Passes 'Red Tape' Dog K 11ing Charge Only two applications for SEC)," the statement said. PITTSBURGH, Pa. (AP) — speculation. fire c hief position have been "This is not the case. Specific pleted, the County will have a recreation. Lavender also sharing funds or from funds "There appears to be a misOil Corp. says it Is conG By BILL BELLEVILt.E received, City Clerk Onnie Shothe county 's to the re-working accruing duct.ing its own investigation of conception that Gulf Oil offi. countries have not been identi. better Idea of how valuable the recommended Herald Staff Writer mate said today, but a third was identified specific coun- fled because the matter is tinthe payment of $4 million in daIs icked Hattaway, who is also parks Sanlando site, declaring, "It's valorem revenue." Seminole officials are Applicants include Aaron daIs of a foreign government. ernment authorities (the currently considering the and recreation liaison corn- too valuable to let lay there." On a long4em plan. Bland Wyatt Ully Jr., hired as a firepurdum of a tr&d of land thht mLssioner for the Coitnty, also Bonding constdtant GrWge It was dislcosed last week wW h*duUy provi& them forma the site as a potenUal BIW told the County this week sWd, the illWmt charges would fighter by the dty a month ago, that Gulf admitted during a lake and recreation area, once it could pursue the purchase of almost double the immediate and Richard Morgen Mullin of Securities and Exchange Coin. with clay for th& roads for mission hea ri ng that it had paid U , to 60 years and — once depleted clay removal has been coin- the 120-acre tract through purchase price to around Sanford. But, Bland said, "I $1,800,000. re ct payment, or t hr ou gh di y the mo ne as " politica l conpleted. offer a site for a lake and — Lilly was with the Rockledge ,,Sofl rmps show there is long-term financing, at the don't see any problem in fire department prior to joining trthutions" to operate In an • recreation area. setting up the mechanism rate of per cent over 25 l'a the clay)," in unnamed foreign country. (below water oj acres 120 The for the Longwood force. handling bonds." The governments of Venedicating the probability of years. agricultura lly-zoned land is Mullin, retired from the Air zuela Commissioners are an"The county can issue bonds part of and Ecuador asked Gulf the the northwest sector of the creating a lake on for the purchase,". Bland said. ticipating Bush's report on Force, is currently in the to declare whether their coun. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) reports were distorted and takcounty. off Markham Woods land them, Hattaway sWd. The Road and abuts Interstate Four rest of the tract could be used The best "security" woWd be a scheduled borings of the tract shipping and receiving depart. tries were involved, and the oH — Alabama Gov. George C. en out of context. He explained Thursday that recreation "portion of your guaranteed at next Tuesday's County ment at the Brunswick Corp., company assured both Wednes. Wallace says the United States typical to the east, Trilby Bend for DeLand. "has blundered in the last 50 what he meant was that the development to the west, &rW Programs, including tennis, entitlement of state rmnue Commission ff*tN. day that they were noL Bolivia then asked for a aIm- years in its foreign policy." He anti-Communist peoples of Ja. inactive orange groves to the basketball, and athletic fields, as well as picnicking and Bar declaration, but Gulf's re- says the result was American pan and Germany should have south and north. sponse left the question hang Involvement In four wars which been cultivated following World Commissioner Mike Hat- camping. But, Hattaway War 1. Wtead, he sWd, the ing. In a brief statement Thas. could have been prevented. taway initiated interest in the reminded, the recreation Wallace called a news conferVersailles Treaty created yenday, the oil company ncept Is a "long term" said: project after consulting with co -The question ,I I I* ence to discuss 11, 1,rel, pol, ,,,,an, ,,,I,l Germany and County Engineer Bill Bush and project, and would probably not volvement of Bolivia In Folitical icy after a story was published "unwiffingly helped bring Hitwith SOU Conservation official begin until most of the clay has contributions is currently under Thursday based on transcripts ler to power. Fred Merrill to determine been removed. ,. Investigation within the corn- of an Interview the governor Preliminary studies have where the best clay deposits he We were fighting the right Layer after the monthly pany as well as I-A) " I continued From Page by the special had with foreign journalist& shown that there is about five was attempt.ing to "er SEA in Seminole County. PeGple ... but our diplc.macy led meetings. In that Interview, Wallace review committee approved by the authority of principals. Te l-acre site seems to feet of sand located in part.i of to ttgit us people who should The two teams will nt the SEC. For rutkiple. both team If be were dent, have the most potential for clay the tract, Assistant Planner his have been our friends." Saying "disagreement Is meet next week because team "We ourselves do not know all foreign policy would be "based deposits. In addition, it was John Percy said. Sand from the informally agreed that a healthy" Rosenthal said the at this time and are on the fact that you can't trust a Wallace said Hitler "would owned by one entity — tjDCO site could be remorved and building committee will be set "Purpose of the committee is to members on each side have engagements which prevent their therefore rW. able to make any Communist." as opposed to other claycarried to the Sanlar~ land fill up in each school and wiU meet have wound up hanging paper Inc. — with principals to provide "shape the order to up" In rich areas which were involved site The next P'IUfl hP.i been svth the BoLivinn government plans to run for president, told Thi;'d Relcn if the Uited States teacher input into the Wri tten reports Iiei'n the In multi ple ownersiip. ac- top) ttapliy thc. fl)l. conarJttoemnay LesubrriLttcto set l'r Mj W. lift 4U-acri sito. -.stnch eiucat1or.al ana will make known the facts the journalists in an interview had helped Germany and Japan cording to Hattaway. The building committee, to that government as soon as at the state capItol March 3, "I to become buffers against the Currently the county Ms n houses an Inspection station for the Department of Motor according to SEA team they become available." don't believe in confrontation.I Communists following World buylngclaybythecublcyardat Moore, was "one be ll r Bi on as mem a fire sta ti Gulf no longer and Vehicles in negotiation. I believe War I. operates in believe the rate of 12,000 cubic yards a for a transfer station, of the major reasons Bolivia, its properties there. in detente. But while I'm tiemonth from a pit. But, the pit is well as the Wallace told reporters Thurs. Sanford Chapter 1977 of the celebration, "Golden Age having been nationalized In tenting, as they say, I wouldn't now completely out of clay and could be revamped to provide a contract — to get teacher input turn my back on them. And I day that major points of his County Roads Superiitendant recreation area for the south- into the educational process." American Association of Olympics," and the Greater 1969. Pelley accused RosendW of Retired Persms will receive its Sanford Chamber of Conunerce j.C. Lgvender has been forced west part of the courity, Percy Bofivia thmatened to with. don't trust the Communists." foreign poilcy are: ,,Don,t be having no "trust" In ad- charterfrom &sslstant District Senior Citizen committee. ho;d $50 million in Ind?mnjtjes Wailnire told newsmen In equal.... Don't be Inferior.... Be tc f eek ar.ether source of said. Between May 26-31, a an adDirector Col. said Joseph Delta at group from and About half of the acreage mninistrators the takeover If Gulf failed Montgomery Thursday that the No. 1 mili tary strength in materiaL The county Is C1.'iTtTItIy in an there could be re-worked for visory committee as outlined by the May 16 meeting to be held at will serve as tour guides for the to respond to the tribe query American involvement in four the world." 2:30 p.m. at First Federal of Florida Historical exhibit, withlji 48 hours. The deadline wars, which he said could have 9 ______ "emergency" situation with Seminole, First Street, which Is a three-van display 312 W. expires tonight. been prevented, "came as a repurchasing the day by F LO RlDI Sanford. schedWed to be at Sanford Speculation on Bolivia as the suit of mistakes In the foreign the cubic yard has been costing A program by Mrs. Richard Plaza from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. recipient is based largely on re- policy of this country." Seminole County about $,000 on mental health will A VE]j Clark Court will receive any Hcrndon ports that Gulf Chairman Bob From Page l-A) The United States "ought to ICODUUUCLI annually. STATE INE w = deposit must conclude the meeting. electricity, a SM R. Dorsey told the SEC the have a foreign policy based on __ Arrarding to Hattaway. The steering committee, bribes were ".he only way" to common sense," he said. lie owners of the 120 acres have members the scheduled take- be paid to the FP&L date has been set for headed by thairman Harry two A July 15 prote ct a 1150 million in- added that there Is "nothing utility systems In ,,but off of the been aklng for $50,000, c, SanBicking, began vestment, fedet'ally subpaying the deposits, but city's startling" about his philosophy — we feel the price Is too steep-" of the in ZOO RECEIVES A DONA TION Uni F und To Chan e Name - Focuses Oii - .-: passports were issued," he said much deeper toward the end," When he complained to the JACKSONVILLE, Flu. (AP )—A U.S. district judge says U.S. embassy, he was told to he won't rule for at least three months on a $22 million come back in a week. 4 damage suit filed against the Florida East Coast Railway So, Mask rson said, he hired a by the United Transportation Union. ted car and (lriver for an 85-mile U.S. District Judge Charles H. Scott said Thursday that trip to Vung Tau, a coastal rethe Issue will require long sort city 85 miles east of Saigon During the hearing, a railroad attorney claimed that the where the children were with suit was outdated and asked Scott to their grandparents, But a union attorney said the complaint, charging The United Fund of Seminole will more clearly reflect Its "I wasn't as much worried violations of union contracts by the railroad was current County is in legal process of function, which includes agency about running into the Viet and continuing, changing its name to United allocations, planning and Cong on the road as I was the The suit is based on the longest railroad strike in U.S. Way Of Seminole County, Inc. budgeting, fund raising and South Vietnam soldiers, a lot of which began in 1963 and mmunity relations. I whorl) had fled there frorn it will also be able to I)aNang and Nba Trang." capitalize more effectively on He got through, picked up the regional and national publicity, childrenand was back in Sa I gon which uses the United Way less than 24 hours before Vung name coupled with the official Thu was cut off. bass logo exclusively, and is "I waited in line all of one day confident this will help clarify at the U.S. defense attache's to the supporting public the office before I got to see vital role palyed by the United someone who told me we would Ways and their member Lx' evacuated if I signed an By BOB LLOYD McLain, claiming he caused Parker's arrest and agencies throughout the affidavit of support for the Herald Staff Writer injured his "credit and repu ta tion." co untry in meeting vital human children," Masterson said. "All ee In a separate lawsuit against Herring and t'th. the other paper work for the A circuit court judge has dismissed a case Polk, Parker is seeking $25,000 damages and Passports I never got %as unNews has been received of the charging Merle E. Parker of Sanford with alleging the two elected officials caused him to necessary. " first use of the United Way dog. be arrested on a felony charge instead of a .Nlasterson and the children name outside North America. Circuit Judge Clarence T. Johnson Jr. misdemeanor statute under which he says the The Central were flown to Clark Air Force Community Chest yesterday dismissed the felony charge against incident should have been charged. itase in the Philippines. then to its Parker, 56 , of Lake Avenue, Sanford, after a Attorneys for McLain, Herring and Polk have of Thailand has changed Way of Guam and finally this past hearing on a motion by Parker, who is acting as filed MOtiOns to dismiss the suits claiming the), name to United T'hailand. There have been 17 Tuesday to the refugee center his own counsel. tail to state a cause of action. it Ft. Chaffee, Ark. changes to United Way in the Parker was arrested March 25 and admitted No hearings have been set on the motions Masterson's wife, Phai, overto state of Florida and an imhe shot neighbor Daryl McLain's pit bulldog. dismiss, according to court files. jo)ed t seeing her children -pre number throughout Parker said he shot the dog because it was at. Tampa lawyer James E. Thompson, t 'faiii, 9; Thuy, I and Lan, 6 — he nation as well as 20 in tacking his ducks and that he felt he was only representing Polk, states in a motion to d said the first thing they asked to HILLS Canada. protecting his property. that "the complaint admits that the plaintiff tin was see a zoo. Judge Johrmn, in dismissing the felony (Parker) should have been charged with a crime New officers for the 1975-1976 .Nlasterson, who served in charge, said the inforrnation filled by State Atty. and merely al:ege3 that he was charged with the elected at a recent Board Vietnam as a helicopter pilot Abbott Herring's office appeared to allege an wrong crime and therefore fails to state a cause Meeting are: President and then returned as a civilian offense set forth in a state 13w that had been of action." Leonard F. Unitas; President. contractor, brought his wife to repealed before March 20. There was no indication today that Herring's Elect Thomas E. Hunt; 1st this country for a visit 21 ... 'It fur ther appears," Johnson said, "that an office, which prosecu tes both felony and Vice-President Mrs. Harry C. months ago, leaving her chilautopsy on the dog has revealed that the dog had misdemeanor cases, may be preparing to file Brown; Secretary Mrs. Walter (ilea by a previous marriage In Its stomach the remains of one or more small misdemeanor charges against Parker in the Gielow and Treasurer J. It. with gra ndpl rents, ducks The defendant has filed an affidavit that dog death case. l)ycus, with 50 members Masterson accepted a job as a this (log was killing his ducks and the autopsy Parker still faces trial next week in Circuit throughout the county on the 111useuln manager in San ort supports that Position." Court before Judge Johnson on charges that ht, board of directors and eight Fr; aer transStill pending in the civil division of Circuit violated the state medical practir-es act by using honorary trustees. (erred here. Court are two lawsuits for a total of $40,000 the title "Dr." in connection with his name in damages that Parker filed against McLain, advertisements in the Yellow Pages of a Sanford Herring and S heriff John Polk. The suits have telephone directory. ---: - -been assigned to Circuit Judge Roger Dykes for The Feb. 1974 arrest stemmed from corntrial. A plaints made by the Central Florida Association -; t%, iP is -. Parker is seeking $15,000 damages from of Professional Psychologists. Scott Burns, kit, purchases the first membership In the ncwly organized Seminole County Sportsmen's Club from Howard H. Hodges. Many are& persons have become concerned srth the wild game and natural outdoor tife and are consmation of attempting to re-organize the club which first came Into being in 1%4. Membership fee is $6, $5 or which goes towards a subscrlptkm to the American Rifleman's Assoc. magazine. In terested sportsmen may receive further information from Hodges at Atlantic B&nL (Herald Staff Photo by Tom Vincent) MEMBERSHIP It_ 36 per cent more for eyeglasses than consumers in states ir________________________ where opt;cians can advertise their prices, "The prices in this state are very high, and I attribute _this to the ban on advertising," Behnam told the coininittee, _____________ _________________________ . - nun .uir rwiing BUYS FIRST . Lee Benham, a Washington University at St. Louis professor, commented Th ursda y as th e house Regulated Indus tr ies and Licensing Committee voted 12-2 to consider next week a bill th at would e nd th e ban on eyeglass price advertising by opticia ns The bill (1113331) has been rejected by a subcornmim . -- 'r-t Z. ••' I,-l.L\IiAs,sI1•; Fla. Al')— A Missouri profes.sor says a ban on price advertising by opticians forces Floridians to pay too much to correct their vision - ----v --I - ______ ______ Easy Approval Seen e TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (Al')— It abandoned a controversial consider today the confirmation House Commerce Chairman proposal to abolish independent of Gov. Reubin Askew's ap. .'hik " •—" John Forbes, 1)-Jacksonville, adoptions arranged by doctors pointments of Ethics corn. I '!' says he expects easy approval and lawyers. missioners George Allen, ) eP' )r i - " - _ of a compromise bill aimed at Charlotte Hubbard and Jariies The Senate Ways and guaranteemed i ng i c a I Means PlcItz and Community Affairs iiiaracttce Insurance for Committee approvcd a pro- Secreta ry William Ravencli. Florida doctors and hospitals. posed 1-4.474-billion state budget Conference committees on late Thursday, 121 million less conflicting house and Senate Forbes planned to present to than a House- passed spending bills reorganizing state enthe House today a conference measure. vironment.al , social service and committee report ironing out Members of the 'Beauties and the Beast' group from Leesburg prison agencies were In varion.s differences in House and Senate The proposal, for fiscal stop to feed same Peanuts to one of the chimps at tht Central malpractice year stages of compromise. W75-76, bills. was sent to the Senate Florida Zoo in Sanford. Ttit'y also presented a ('heck for $1,635 to Another conference cornfloor on a 13-2 vote. Chairman the ioologieal society. The money was raised through a cocktail The compromise would Bob Saunders of Ways and inittee remained far apart on Party in cooperation ith the "Businesses of Leesburg." Left to establish a joint underwriting Means said he expects swift ac- bills to reorganize the Departright. Carol Paulillo, Sue t)'Kelly, Julie )'Kelly and Jan Smith. association, require insurance lion on the budget by the full ment of Health and Rehabilitacompanies to issue malpractice Senate next Wednesday. tive Services and create a new policies, and allow doctors f, prison agency. escape more than $100,000 in The committee did not touch The ki'v r U' liability by financing a patient a $1.034-biflion proposed for l)visision of de. Youth Services compensation fund. public education. That fIgurv 1! linquency progrunis should a bout 19 million less than w ha t into the new agency, as favored Also before the House was a was included in the Houseby the house, or remain CC.! compromise bill (HB1232) that H passed appropriations bill. hiltS, as favored by the Senate cracks down on black-market baby sales by limiting adoption The Senate Governmental The House passed T'hursday a lees to Operations Committee was to bill offering consumers sa vings of up to $ICK) million a year on brand name goodsbyre pealin t')...._ , .-. - - Eyeglass Cost Rapped John Wayne Recuperating - • :..'.. For Malpractice Bill TAMPA Fla. (AP)—When publicity began about his fund rLclr,p activities, Larry Williams says he destroyed volums of Incriminating files on orders from form er Sen. Edward Gurney's top aide In Washington. "I took them, tore them up by hand, put them in a box, took them in a car and threw them in a dumpster in Orlando," Williams testified Thursday in the bribery conspiracy trial of Gurney and four o th ers. "The documents the go ernment has here Is a pittanc of %that I had," said Williams, once a Gurney fund raiser. lie returns to the stand for his ninth day of testimony today, th e second under cross exami nati on by Gurney's lawyer, C. Harris Dittmar, Williams said tie telephoned Groot immediately after two Miami Herald investigative reporters left his office in summer 1973. _____ I ' - I * WASHINGTON (AP)-- The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission said today that aerosol products kill an estimated 125 Americans annually, most of them young people who deliberately inhale everything from spray paint to deodorant to produce i "high.” The commission's estimate, based on examination of death certificates nationwide, was prepared for a meeting ith industry leaders today to determine whether federal action is needed to curb aerosol abuse. Aerosols are also under attack because of suspicions their fluorocarbon propellants may harm the earth's ozone, which shields the planet from ultraviolet radiation. The industry has denied this. Manufacturers and inventors were asked to describe what has been accomplished since hearings 13 months ago to discourage intentional misuse, present accidental spraying into the eyes and determine potentially harmful effects from long-term use and exposure. - Told Him To Dump Files * county . - - ri - 't Former Aide Says Gurney c 125 Americans Annually ilit — ..__ . IN BRIEF electric trolling motor and Bales reported a tattery Altamonte Springs Police ction Reports battery and a lawn and garden charger and five auto tires, Patrolman Norman C. Floyd Quick action by a passing were stolen Jr. jailed a Colonial Heights, total value tractor, motorist may have prevented a Va., man last night on a drug P . Courts location. Norbert F. Tyner, of from his business motel' room occupant from Earl Jacob Menster, 27, charge. rOue McCullough Road, south being seriously injured here was in county jail today In Lieu ARRESTS Fire Seminole, reported 11 rods and yesterday afternoon, of $5,000 bond on a charge of reels, a hunting bow and five , of David H. Druedlng, possessing more than five police jailed Sammie nf rd Sa o boxes of shotgun shells were Sanford, and an unidentified grams of marijuana. Jail Bell Ave., of 1711 companion were passing the to have been set afire by a Monroe, that three men, armed taken in a burglary at his Lee Myles, 38, early today in lieu of $10,000 records indicate Menster was wi th a knife, pushed him down residence, Fountain Lodge Motel at 2706 S. cigarette, Phillip Kobrin, of 200 Fa ir- bond on char ges of breaking arrested at Wymore and Spring Sheriff's Deputy B. L. early today in the parking lot at Orlando Dr., when they saw with Intent to Valley Roads. smoke pouring from room 13. Thompson reported that Johns DeI.uxe Bar, Sou thwest Road, way, The Springs, Longwood, and entering a felony and assault Andrew John Milam, 21, of The passerby stopped, opened was taken by ambulance to Sanford, and robbed him of told Deputy Doaald Dreggors commit that $40 rash and jewelry witn intent to commit a felony. Orlando, was in county jail the motel room door and Found Seminole Memorial Hospital $175. Police reports indicated today in lieu of $20,000 bond on Shirley Haynes, of 2764 Lake valued at $110 was taken In a Edward Eugene Johns, 35, for treatment for smoke Myles was arrested by Sgt. three robbery charges. Milarn lying on a bed that was afire. inhalation. Thompson said fire Howell Lane, Casselberry, burglary at his home. li am Dube and Patrolman was arrested In Orange County Sa nf ord police today were Wil They pulled Johns from the damage to the motel room was reported that thieves entered Tony Brooks at his home yesterday on two Seminole her residence and made off wi th Investigating the theft of $165 blazing bed and out of the room. estimated at $800 to $1,000. cash and clothing and jewelry Following a burglary at apart- Circuit Court warrants. De tails Deputies today were in. items valued at $2,500. Fire Seminole County Deputy B. S. Morton reported valued at $700 from the trailer ment fl, William Clark Court, of the case were not tinDepartment units extinguish ed vestigating a report by Jessie e firing of a shot and media te ly available. the blazing ma ttress, believed Brooks, 34, of Gil bert St., Lake the house was entered by a rear of Donald Fach, Park Ave. and th Aerosol Products Kill FLORIDA „, Bed '. •'— L1- - - 1A ?__D.._.. 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Area ('ode 30S-322.2l1 or 831.9993 FItENCfl AVE., -Around When things get tough, we have a tendency to strike out at someone else ......It's always "their" fault; not ever our own Right? For example, take the terrible calamity presently befalling this country with the Vietnamese refugees coming to the U.S 32711 Friday, May 9, 975-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, PuLthsher WILLIAM D. CUR8IE,Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director First off, no denying that we should take care olour own. (But then, who is and who Is not our own?)Yes, we do have many people out of work. And yes, we should help them to feed their families However. don't bemlskd Into thinking that there Isn't enough of the good ole US of A to go around, folks. Things really aren't that bad .... honest! I'm reminded of the article I had in this column back on the 9th of Mcrch in which I referred to an item appearing in the All Souls cI'urch bulletin, "11 the H.&-Ia s4te a g,bal village of 100 people, 7C of them would be unable 10 read, and only one would have a college education. More than 50 would live in what we call substandard housing. "If the world were a global village of 100 there's Home t)eliverv: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.10; 6 Month3. $14.210. Year. $28.40. Hr Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mall: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, 12 $32.40. $16.20; inflation ked L ic Not ' IN Whatever happened to the high school dances? Asked that of a recent graduate and he said, "That's simple . . . the reason they don't have 'em anymore b that manyof the seniors arnow 18. And they're old enough to go to the area lounges and hear music which Is probably better than the graduating class could afford anyhow." For those ofusi.n the "40-plus"category, Idon't believe we'll ever completely get It out of our system. . . remembering the dances we attended while In school. (And if we didn't have eriough 'scratch' for a band, there wasn't a darn thing to jitterbuggIng to records, eh? Remember when, folks?) bringing who has been -. -4 ____ F editor wrong .-.... 1 = now The Editor war as war are war cases are earners. - . new Gettiong Head Start — — JACK ANDERSON How Jacki*e D.*iffers From Other Ladies The Jacqueline Kennea;' who in the years of pursuing every lead and checking out every dispensable Ms. Tuckerman was dispatched to WASHINGTON Our columns about the private world of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Camelot and the days of Dillas won a place in detail. For Jackie's side of the story, we spoke to the new York headquarters to Inquire about the produced a Vesuvius of angry denials and the nation's heart and Imaina'ion left the White several of her friends, and we offered to go over cntInuatbon of the allowance. Christina apHouse with a prestige 'eat could have been a every allegation with her personally. denunciations. parently is letting It continue, We reported thereafter that the huge Onassis Individual answers to all the letters are tremendous force for good. If Jackie squandered her Late husband's impossible, so we will attempt an omnibus reply. When fate bestows a staggering opportunity estate will be controlled by daughter Christina, money, she was always tight with her own. She We will too, a few details that were to serve mankind, It also inflict a responsibility not wife Jacqueline, and that the m.arri.age had kid to pay out of her pock't, for example. to that sup'rsedes private inclinations, Eleanor been preceded by a we. den contract provid ithng a repaint her F crowded out of the original series, h Avenue apartment. Once, she An enwmous investment of national interest, Roosevelt took up that burden; Coretta King has cash settlement on Jacqueline of at least $3 called In a representative of the Union Square respect, affection and prestige was once made In taken It up. Jacqueline Kennedy has shirked It, million in bonds. Painting Company and asked for estimates. Jacqueline Kennedy. She was a factor in the pursuing instead luxury, languor, gowns, jewels She also received a spending allowance, % she found It would coet $3,() for the paint imagery surrounding John F. Kennedy's rise to rind the wheedling of unearned wealth. which began at 130,000 a month but was cut to work, she cancelled the project rather than Her reign as queen of the jet set has been $20,000 by Onasais In protest over her spending spend the money. the presidency in the glittering aura cast by his chronicled largely by the gossip writers who habiL, w had ot}wr perquisp ich a, charge ninistratien. As First Lady, she occupied the position of a report the bon mots, the pouts and the whims of privileges In the famous shopping emporiums of She was lavish, however, with the money not national exemplar. There Is, therefore, a con. the social butterflies. Our columns, on the the world, only of her husband but of her friends. During a tinuing Interest In her that does not cease at a contrary, were not based at all upon gip We reported further that Jacqueline fabulous few day, in Tehran as guest of Iran's cvnvnlent moment an Interest ln the key eveigs dropped at posh parties, semalicauyconverted gowns, gifts and other top oilman, Dr. Reza Fallab, Jacqueline spent The late Aristotle Onassis himself piqued our Indulgences of Onassis into cash by selling them most of her time In t Of her life, in how she cmducts herself. he shops buying up exThere is an historical Interest, too, in what Lrdteest by Inviting us to his favorite Manhattan Qff at fashionable New York City resale houses. pensive jewelry, antiques, artcrafl, sheepskin As signs accumulated that the largesae was boots and Jackets, silk ties, lamps and kind of person she was at the time when she was restaurant last December for a private talk. It other loot. a symbol of America, the cynosure of all eyes. turned out to be his last conversation with a ending, Jackie reacted by intesUylng her efforts. We have evidence that she charged storians are still probing and analyzing the newsman. everything to her host. Then afterwards, she He had little to say about his famous wife shopping spree at Bloosnlngdaie's, behavior of Mary Todd Lincoln and Eleanor that she was leaving a 1700 check to for a mild complaint about her extra. A close friend of the Onassis told us: "She beannounced Roosevelt bete, during and after their white distributed among the servants. But no check House years. So it must continue to be with vagan and her horsy friends. But welearned thought it might be her Jut fling. She is 110 was ever found, afterwards that he had indicated to his closest avaricIous, so greedy." But her secretary, Jacqueline Kennedy, Thus has Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, who For stillother reasons she szaparticular asciates that wecuuld tie trusWi This Led Nancy Tuckffma, cTed Jackie had tObuy had much 5o potenflalforge ood instead a hsjitning rod f— public :ttedi. Her choice of '!ne thentoMetfluxa1his tth '"Y T'-5 ! new home In New Jersey, life 1 3Sfles3. Each year she privat' paper*, letters IJ.fe must o one" said Mi. ;!c nt lifestyle, which by ordinary stanclar is exotic, fln enotih of the wrI1'a luxuries to provide We spent and other documents. three weeks attrac'j the spotIlghl Not long after the OTi,i53ls funeral, the in- necessities for hundreds of families. - offer, own tax-free Hi except , .0 , -Nn 'Hp!!() 1I q I Is. %a I ~_ ' ic*P4*1 how was your day' — or anything! RiGht nway you've gotta launch into some women's lib thing!" —. - -. - - _..- -... . - ,. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, May, 175—SA Bid Ust officials assembled at City hall here, Baker said from November, He said one of the industrial inquiries was from a firm that 1973 to November, 1974, the area lost 18,000 jobs. From November has a lO.year contract with the Hercules cargo planes. If the last year to this month , a nother 18,000 jots ha ve been lost to the con, can be induced to relocate here, 900 Jobs for skilled area, he said, persons v,otild be available, Baker said. Baker said estimates are that the area has a five year supply Seminole County persons participating in the program to of unsold or unoccupied dwelling units and Is ranked eigh th In th e entice industry, Ba ker said, Include Sanford Commissioner John world in its supply of motel rooms, which are only 50 cent Morris, Wayne Albert of the Flagship (3 S. Bank and Longwood occupied. industrialist Georges St. Laurent. lie noted the area's assets available to Industry an abun. The committees' financing goal, Baker said, Is $450,000 total (Lint labor supply, the quality of life and no significant pollution over a three year period. The group has pledges of $128,000 so far problems "No place in the world has two such fine facilities as this ear plus a "one shot deal" of $25,000. McCoy Jetport and the Sanford Airport ready to aid industry," The rate of Seminole County participation in the financing Baker said. program this year is 30 per cent, he said. per - Train Sp e e d Curb Sought - 040 . . _______ _______ k_______ - . _______ - ', ______ - -. -- r- . -- ; .4 ~_J i 4 t __ " _____ I - VIENTIANE, Laos (AP) Angry Laotian students, protesting rising prices and foreign economic domination, attacked the U.S. Embassy today, throwbg rocks and attempting to haul down th e U.S. flag. However, pro-Communist Pathet Lao police, who jointly maintain law and order with Vlenticne government forces, turned the crowd back. The demonstration lasted about 15 minutes and no injuries were reported. The crowd then continued on to the national stadium, but a few persons peeled off and began ripping down French and Ch inese language signs from shops In the main business district. Moves to curb Seaboard Altamonte Springs' effort to said, adding he has delayed the clocked going through Coastline Railroad train speeds slow down the trains, sent to hearing request waiting for the Alt.amonte Springs at 79 miles through the south end of the Seminole County Corn- County to join, per hour and pointed to the county and to create a volun- rnissioners. No Commission County Commission Chair- recent fatal train-auto collision Lary central purchasing system delegate was at th meeting. man Sid Vililen Jr. at a recent at the city's Ballard Street for all Seminole cities received Altamonte Springs Mayor Joint Altamonte-County crossing. support and endorsement from Norman Floyd said he has filed meeting said th e commission is CALNO Council of Local a request with State Depart- completing studies to gain joi"If the County 13 ready and ns in wi th us on the hearin g, Governments delegates this ment of Transportation (DOT) back-up documentation we will be happy," Floyd said, week, officers for a public hearing on ha zards at all th e County's "but we are not waiting any Representatives from all limiting the speed. railroad crossings prior to longer." seven cities ordered a copy of "We going ahead whether requesting a hearing. the motion, supporting the the county does or not," Floyd Flo} said trains have been LongwocAl Mayor James H. Lormann said his city has had problems with car-train collisions at Its five railroad crossings and residents are en ence i interested in seeing train speeds curbed. are _ F. 1,,-- -- d To Ja l For Attempted Bribery M an 4-'. V'__ ~ I S t If the Counts enters thu public hearing, 'all 70 railroad " By BOB LLOYD L-73 breaking and entering of a Clifford William Fisher, was crossings In Seminole will be IL considered, Floyd said. h1eld Sf Writer motor vehicle, sentenced to two years A 54-year-old Oviedo man RETURNING Roy Oscar Washburn, 43, of probation on a plea of guilty to Ca s se lberry Coun c i l who pleaded no contest to at- Orlando, received three years possession of less Receiving an affectionate greeting from his than five Chairman Edith Duerr noted dog, Bubbles, Is tempting to bribe an Oviedo probation on a plea of guilty to grams of marijuana. When there are no railroad crossings Donnie Wiginton, left, with Katie Hardy, Lyman High School policeman with a'$10 personal attempted uttering a forgery in arrested last November by in her city and Sanford City Band member,, who, along with the entire marching band, have check "to look the other way" a case involving a $193 check sheriff's deputies who stopped a Commissioner John Morris said just returned from participating In the Apple Blossom Festival, In and not report a proposed last October. Washburn was car at the Econ River bridge on his community's problem inVirginia. They also toured many places of interest enroute. illegal whiskey opera ti on has turned (Herald Photo by Elda Nichols) over to Orange County SR-4l9, Fisher had been volves trains going too slowly. been sentenced to one year in authorities to face charges in charged with possession of Nevertheless, both officials county jail. that county, more than five grams of voted to endorse the Altamonte Circuit Court Judge Clarence A 33-year-old Orlando man, marijuana found in the car, effort. T. Johnson Jr. yesterday gave the sentence to Fred Gaines, of New Tribes Road, Oviedo, but ordered that Gaines serve only 90 days In Jail and then be freed Diabetes In May 9 MAY 10 on probation for 33 months. MAY 10-11 Sallie Ilarrfson Chapter DAR, Junior Woman's Club of Gaines and Lettie Bell, 66 DEAR DR. LAMB— I am 36 1 Theatre Arts Guild (TAG)of 2:30 p.m., Gen. Henry S. Casselberry magic show, Deltona will present a drama, same address, had proposed a and recently discovered I am a Sanford Memorial Library, Maury Kopman and his -Night of January l6th,"atl:30 "red eye" whiskey operation mild diabetic (controlled by First Street. "mystifying magic," 12:30p.m. p.m., on Sat. rday, and Sunday LAKE MARY The city that would sell liquor on Sun- diet) and have high blood which is under control Members of 52 teams of Casselberry Woman's Club, special days by the shot. with Council will decide at a After Ovicdo Patrolman medication. What are my Seminole Baseball Inc. will Overbrc'ok D'ive. Small MAY 11 7:30 meeting tonight the best free treats. solicit donations in South Addxni3sfon, Stamp Show at Mount Vernon method of financing acquisition Randy Blankenship reported to chances of a successful and Morse of the Southern Gulf Utilities' State Atty. Abbott Herring's pregnancy7 Also, what com6 Seminole to help light ball field By l,AW11ENCE E. l,A,N1B DeLand Players, will present Motor Inn, No. 17-92 at SR 419 a musical comedy, "The Blvd., Winter Park from 11. water system servin the city. office that the two had ap- plications do you foresee? I have had two children by a a.m. to 5 p.m. Sponsored by The price tag on the system is proached him Blankenship was Sanford Christian School 5 Fantasticks,' Shoestring "bugg ed previous marriage, ages 13 arid " with a tiny radio Central Florida Stamp Club p.m. auction and flea market 9. Theatre at Del-and Airport, 3. I would transmitter and agents tape appreciate your occur free admission. cur during the pregnancy high blood pressure, I can see Expected to gain council 4,206 E. First Si. Roundtrip for 8:15 p.m. Tickets available recorded later conversations answer as doctors I have talked that the pregnancy should be why a doctor would be reluctant approval is a short term onefamily and car on Auto Train from cast. Mrs. Florence to do Gaines not agree. Both illnesses Interrupted and the woman to say year $30,000 note from between Blankenship, go ahead. and flight in P.51 Mustang, Thuot, Director, assisted by MAY U and Bell. seem to be inherited, sterilized to prevent future First National Bank among items to be auctioned. Debbie Cole, Chuck Easley and The Franciscan Friars General Southeast Bell who admitted giving DEAR READER Your pregnancies. That means the r Assembly, 4th Degree Knights of Maitland, backed by Blankenship a check Rene Sands. question is a tough one. That's risk in these for $10, is quite high of Columbus, will meet at the revenues of the system, was sentenced to three May 9.10 year why you have gotten di fferent and the chances of Rummage and Bake fetal mor0 ma at $2,000 monthly UNIFORMS i Father Lyons K of C Clubhouse estimated ' Senior Citizens and probation on her plea of no answers from different doctors. Jit Fort benefit Cub Pack 508,9a.m. to 4 in Sanford tality so great that such a y' s franchise tax, at 8 p.m. This is a the cit Lauderdale trip, Jungle Queen contest to attempted bribery in In general. if a woman is a course is thought advisable. p.m., old U.S. Bank, Sanford new assembly and all 4th The $40,000 balan ce IS CX" the case, cruise, dinner and vaudeville Plaza WHITTENTON #mild diabetic and has no 11 hr "high blood" you mean Degree members are welcome. pected to be covered by a note ACTION LINE a show. Visit to Indian village. John Joseph Dougherty, 54, complications, she can expect UNIF LAIR to Southern Gulf to be P.O. Box Leave Sanford Civic Center 9 '"? VFW Post and Auxiliary 2l, Sanlcrd, was to have a normal pregnancy —ALSO F' ~/ " 8 redeemed later this year. City sentenced a.m.., pickup at old Mon. Longwood, post home SR Oviedo High School PTSA, to six months in with little risk to ei ther he rself " Postal Uniforms (I. tgomery Ward, Casselberry, 427. Buffet, 7 p.m.; Installation, p.m., school conunons. Student officials hope to gain a $70,000 county jail on a guilty plea to or her baoy. The risk is in. Penn Garment j 9:30 a.m. Return next day at 6 8 p.m. and entertainment by body president will conduct the loan from the Farmers Home resisting arrest in stock i without creased and even in mild p.m. Contact Doris Rogers or Del Shaw Red Wing and the meetIng. Installation of of. Administration to pay off both violence. Dougherty had been diabetic mothers the chances of notes, Mayor Walter Sorenson charged N Mary McPherson. Turquoise, 9 p.m. ficers. with resisting an of. fetal mortality are greater. said recently. ficer with violence In a Feb. 17 Now, if the diabetes has A public hearing will also be incident, caused vascular disease . CAREER s. held tonight on the request of In other sentencing yester- usually meaning involvement __________________ Greenwood formerly day, Reese, Judge Johnson put Jerome of the arteries in the kidneys or __________________________________________________ Greenbelt,Lakes, to connect Scott Keith 18, \\ of Winter Park, in the eye, then the womna:. ~RIL MILLERS. 11 Electronics on Lake Emma on three years probation on his should avoid pregnancy. Some______________________ Road with service, guilty plea to attempted authorities believe that it DOUGLAS MILLIGAN SR. F&AM. Gramkow Funeral H ome in I Block So. of D0C Track Rd .' kidney or eye involvement Survivors include his wife, charge of arrangements, mN.HWy 17 ?2.Ca%tIberry 14' Douglas Mayberry Milligan Mrs. Waldine Milligan, SanSr., 65, of 624 Santa St., San. ford; three daughters, Mrs. ________________________ ford, died Thursday evening at Sylvia Delaney, Elkton, Md., * Seminole Memorial Htxpital. Mrs. Frances Lewis, Glenview, MAY 1, 197 cIn l nrcj Fe was a ri tive of Gurliy, S.C. Ill, and Miss Patricia A. ADMISSIONS MI LLIGAN, DOUGLAS I r,ird I OOinki and had lived In Sanford since Milligan, Sanford; four sons, MAYBERRY, SR.— Funeral L,verr'c (Bud) Siincjn,'r services for Douuhas Mayberry H'rry 0 McQuatters 1965, moving here from Nor- Douglas M. Jr., Chesapeake, Milligan Sr .6S, of 621 Santa SI. Sanford flertha C. Vulee folk, Va. lie was -a veteran of Va., Robert, U.S. Air Force Sanford, tO died Thursday, will FIôre'nce F NeRon Harry 0, Whitten WWII serving with the U.S. Honolulu, Hawaii, John R., be held at 10 a.m Salurday At Ella Sabourin Ocic B Brown Grbmkow Funeral Home Chapel flrulah F Miller Navy and was a retired civil Wichita, Kan., and James Andrus Chan(Ior AND AUCTION *ith Rev. James C VauQhn Watson B WaIha.c Sr Elsie' A MacOotq.o service employe. He was a Michael Milligan of Sanford; Officiating Additional funeral Luha M,'u' Scott Alfred Pie'tniintonp member of Sanford Lodge 62 six sisters, Mrs. Emma Wood, service in and burial Me'rtyc.' 5,iruanni Minnie' M Taylor SATURDAY, Chesapea'e. Vii Gnamkow Marie Smith Alvc Andeqi, St. Petersburg, Mrs. Kathleen Funeral Home, Sanford, in Ella Dickin, Detlary John k Doyle Sr Ccxc, it., Mrs. Burns, Tuscon, Ariz., MAY 10 MarueqIta M George. Dtuo' Gertrude E lnersol, De-Ilona Estelle Krinski, Brooklyn, 'va E Weaver, Deltona Jay A Rychel, Deltona — .!'I14&ü-. 206 E. FIRST nn A Ami's Dclton, N.Y., Mrs. Lottie Broadway, FnaI Wnwowych, Deltona vin 1itu, Ente-rpe TY"(' 'J t(e'l" Oel!on Sanford, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, SANFORD A'arqurrile M Odell. lake "'y fiiUflCr. Plew Symrna Trinity, NC. and Mrs. Louisa t'rach Mon r De Stanle, Farmer, N-nv Sr-,rn,i VIrht, Or,nf' City COUNTRYCLUBROA______ Macalu.so, Thomasville, N.C. Beat gr andchildren. Rummage Sale 9.4 se n and ve ___ 1I'l RIhP 0 Collins, Ostpen C DISCHARGES vesttry's high 9.1 lOW thiS ...;-T _____ - ______ i ' BAND MEMBERS Financing Appro va Expected CALENDAR Pregnancy - , Dr. Lam b — — -. cases - ' /. DEAN'S ST~l ~ '-i rr - - AREA DEATHS APPAREL _____ \ water ___ _____ i7 92 HOSPITAL NOTES Funeral Notice -: COME ONE... COME ALL... RUMMAGE SALE . s, '-' WEATHER - ' ________ mornIng 64 Partly cloudy through Saturday ii (Pa.icp of ,ttitrrrJn ,nd and - . ~ U.S. Embassy Attacked - 4 A those re- - F - -. 'J~ ~ Havana - N . __?T.=----. Central Buying Backed the -- .... I MIAMI AP—Only the Soviet Union's power Is holding back American agresslon throughout the world, Cuban Prune Minister Fidel Castro says. Castro made statement over nationwide radio. t&lcvisicjri 'llairs4lay night only hours after telling visiting Son. George McGovern In that he wanted to renew relations wi th the Unite d Sta tes. Speaking at ceremonies commemorating the 30th an ruversary of th e signing of th e German surrender In World War LI, Castro declared: "If the imperialists—today in their energy and raw materials crisis--do not Jump with the knife In their mouths to divide up anew the natural resources of the world, to castigate any nationalizations of sources, it is simply because the Soviet Union and the Socialist camp exist." :; i 1 - — Castro Cites Soviet Power ____ BERRY'S WORLD ... ...• WINTER SPIt RINGS Representatives of the CALNO Council of Local Governments' seven member cities have unanimously e nd orsed th e Action-Orlando concept of enticing industry to Central Florida. Bill Baker of the Greater Orlando Chamber of Commerce "Commlttcc of 200" said the group has received 180 to 200 inquiries from industries since a national publicity campaign began carlier this year. Fifteen firms are definite prospects for re4eat1oa in Central Florida, he said. Outlining the area's economic woes since late 1973 for the city By The Associated Press Long distance buses and trains are beginning services in South Vietnam where for years flying was the only safe way to travel, according to £dtho reports today. Cambodia reported it had begun a campaign to clean up "the stink and pungent smells left behind by the traitors" and open up its chief seaport, Kompong Som. South Vietnam's liberation Radio, monitored in Bangkok, said buses are running between Hanoi and Saigon for the first time since the war began and demand is so great that the North Vietnamese transportation department is putting on more. john spolski CI BRIEF Passengers Crowd Trains, Buses In South Vietnam nam J'.: - .. By DONNA E.STES Herald Staff Writer Vietnamese .. - - CALNO Unanimous The relatively small increase in the consumer price index for March gives the impression that the United States of America is making some headway "— against inflation. Consumer prices rose only threeDON OAKLEY tenths of one per cent during the month, which RAY CROMLEY would give us an annual inflation rate of 3.6 per 0 0 cent if prices behaved in the same way for 12 Kissinger: months in a row. Taxmen . . . No one believes they will, however. The rosy cheeks in the March price index resulted mainly from a drop in food prices, which have seasonal ups 7- -, -- .1 1, ( I.. 2~ 1Spurning Ma n and downs and were on a downswing in March. - --..- _~_.j , Food prices are among the few that respond relatively quickly to the seasons, the weather and acts of God. Inflation is influenced much more by Mothers Our Season ____— ... acts of Congress, the Federal Reserve Board, _ regulatory agencies, foreign oil barons, labor ____ -.:. WASHINGTON — (NEA) — Dr. Henry The apple pie market Li presumably still unions, corporate directors and even the consumer usefulness Is over. As secretary of holding strong In this country, but motherhood ___ himself, who can still decide whether to pay what _____ state. As negotiator. As foreign policy analyst. has definitely fallen on hard times. the seller demands for a piece of goods. He has wit, energy, charm, confidence and a During March the price of automobiles, way with worth. But he Is so egocentric he is Late in 1971, Congress passed what one writer described as a tax loophole big enough to drive a houses, clothing, medical care and many other unwililngtocallforadvicetnareasinwhlchheis _____________ a provision which allowed a truck through items continued to rise. The recession has brought ignorant. working couple earning a combined income as expert He is an on diplomatic and power Insome wholesale prices down, but not to a degree as high $18,000 tadeduct as "business expense" trigue in the Europe of a century or so ago. But - '7 ' that would lay inflation to rest. Economic in-. :. whopping $4,800 from their income tax for / a has demonstrated he knows nothing of the dicators now suggest that the recession b- he or disabled child-care dependent expenses. military and diplomatic strategy of the Corn. toming out, while tax cuts and a huge federal munist world of the 1970s. This meant that the working mother deficit will be adding stimulus to the recovery Russia, China, Vietnam and their associates struggling along with her husband on a mere anticipated later this year. The nation's preoc- are In to the hilt In virtually every current and $l8,a year, which ishay poverty level 'en cupat ion with fighting recession does not mean th2t projected crisis in the world — in Middle . today, could have a government - subsidized East, Africa, Latin America, Southeast and the old enemy of inflation has gone away. maid or housekeeper or baby sitter service to the Th e "war on inflation" that President Ford Southern Asia, Western Europe. And the USSR is tune of $400 a month. In the 20 per cent bracket, declared last fall turned out to be the shortest war building strategic forces which may equal or this amounted to $80 a month In actual tax exceed ours. -, America hi3s ever fought. B the end of the year, savings. Thus the security of this country and of those Mr. Ford had discarded the concept of a tax in- allies with which our survival Is interwoven, Working couples with combined Incomes as crease and a balanced budget, along with those depend on our having as secretary of state a man high as $26,4t could also claim partial benefits, "WIN" buttons expressing a determination to intimately familiar with the Ins and outs of depending on the number of their children. No Whip Inflation Now. While he concluded that the thinking in Moscow, Hanoi, Peiping, Usbon, such subsidy was voted for the nonworking peril of a deepening recession demanded that Pyongyang and Phnom Penh. mother — the mother not working outside the But we shall never know, so long as Kissinger lJ course, he then was confronted with a Congress _::::_, homes that Is — who still outnumbers her is at the State Department, what blunders he will salaried sister (thouo not by much any more). that carried his anti-recession proposals to comrnit out of Ignorance, or what agreements he 'Will personally guarantee your Independence Comrade V reckless extremes. He reluctantly signed a tax cut will make based on flawed analysis. For It is now For the truck mentioned above, read bill bigger than he deemed necessary, and it Is clear he Is so specialized In his knowledge of wide-bodied Jet, questionable whether Congress will sustain history he is baffled by political systems and As part of the tax rebate and reform package the vetos he will have to employ to keep the federal strategies not employed In Metternich's just passed, beginning in 1976 wot king couples The difference between Communist thinking with combined adjusted gross Incomes as high deficit within the $60 billion limit he regards as and our own is Illustrated by a conversation I as $35,000 may claim the full $4,800 chllckare noninflationary, ° had with Nozaka Sam, alias Okano, don, and rot until their combined incomes America has ridden out recessions before, but tttth Editor, The Herald: A) Some determination to do something head of Japan's Communist party. I had known r 1446(X) will Uncle Sam leave them to make about it has never faced a problem as complex and him in Yenan, North China, when that village with revenue bond ends meet on their own. Open Letter to The Honorable Lee P. Moore, B A plan to follow — persistent as the inflationary forces still at work in was Mao Tsr-lung's headquarters. "You as Mayor of Sanford; Mr. Warren E. Knowles, city funding. Again, the "nonworking" mother and her our economy. Federal deficits, declining Americans think of and peace Commission, City of Sanford. C) Execute the plan even If some against working husband have been given the back of the productivity and developments affecting both the peace," he said. "We think of peace as an ex- Manager; City it. If one tries to satisfy everyone, nothing ever Is IRS' hand. price and availability of energy leave little doubt tension of war. We believe It is right and RE: DOWNTOWN SANFORD done! that inflation has been and remains the problem necessary in peace to employ the same decep. This is no brief against working mothers, Can't we as downtown property owners in Thank you. our economic lions, lies and tricks used in to obtain Our millions of whom work from necessity, not from that should transcend all others in Sanford get together and work out a plan for a Jeno F. Pauluccl objectives." choice, and who in many their family's thinking, new revitalized shopping center? Despite what he chief wage Calling from personal experience back in President Ford's WIN buttons went out of th Ito believe — Incredible, considering Yet the actual effect of the law Is to help those fashion so quickly that they have become the that the fate of the agreements signed with Duluth during this past year We have formed a Downtown Development Letters to the editor are always welcome, families who need help least. The mother who subject of Washington humor, but if Congress and Communists In Laos, North Korea and In North They should be as brief as possible and drudges over someone else's laundry for a others who make economic decisions do not get Vietnam in 1954, are known to everyone who has Corporation.. have arranged for downdown development revenue bonding authority.. . have comment on matters of general Interest, couple of bucks an hour pays so little income tax their priorities in order, inflation will have the last studied Asia in modern times. a new plan embodying tearing down one square The letters should dr.1 with Issues and avoid in any event that the ridiculously ballooned One proof of Kissinger's inability or Un- block and replacing with laugh. buildings, personalities, child-care allowance means nothing to her. willingness to face reality lies In his pact with Please bear in mind that it, Duluth, we, too, Not only that, but thanks to the new law, if she Hanoi on South Vietnam, a treaty which have experienced new large shopping centers The editor reserves the right to edii tbost. duplicated the weakest and worst featum of the &way from downtown. Our downtown went dead. letters for reasons of space, but wW exercise comes off the welfare rolls wW goes to work abovementioned aborted agreements too, great care that the thrust of the letter Is not lost looking after some other working mother's Additional proof lies in the SALT I and children, THAT mother can claim an additional With Congress dragging its feet on legislation to deal with It seems to me the situation In Sanford is In the editing. 20 per cent tax credit for her wages on top of the the problem of illegal aliens, a Chicago firm has struck out on its Vladivostok understandings, so filled with comparatively easy. All YGU need to do Is tear loopholes as to be meaningless In restricting the down most, If not all, buildings (except the own to discourage Illicit border traffic, All letters must be signed with a m2Inng $4,800 child-care deduction. National Can Corp. has announced Initiation of policies Russians, yet binding on the United States In library) on the north side of First street to address and, when possible, * telephone amber The question Is, why should those mothers aimed at reducing the employment opportunities that lure job- crucial ways. Commercial from Oak Avenue to Sanford so the identity of the writer may be checked and enjoying combined husband-wife Incomes of seekers from foreign lands. established. However, the Evening Herald will M Witness too Kissinger's secret negotiations for Avepue. 000 or 30,000 or 140,000 be given such The company will list on all work application fcrins the a cease fire and compromise government in Think of all the advantages you have here in respect the wishes of writers who do not want munificently preferential tax treatment, not question, "Do you have the legal right lObe thiScountry ?" Saigon. The men from Hanoi led him around and downtown three banks, the County Cour. their names to appear In print, only as opposed to the poor working mother, but Signs will be posted in each of its 62 plants nationwide, 1fl around the mulberry bush, not once, but time thoe, City Hall, Holiday Inn Motel, Marina, as opposed to those mothers who have decided forming workers that plants will be open for t'tUbt and again. Hanoi's strategists asked for the Civic Center, Library these are tremendous We reserve, of course, the right to reject any that their real Job Is In the home' migration inspection. Leonard Chapman, commissioner of the resignation of President Thi.'u That tic- traffic producing assets. letters this newspaper considers ta be libelous or Well, the Mtie question was asked In 1971 and U.S. Immigration Service, agreed that IlLga1 aliens would soon complished, they upped their demands. Therefore all It needs is: sLaiderous, no one answered it then, either, be detected through regular inspections and that publicity given tv tl cinpany's program would persuade than to acld National Can. The lipal, of ;ou.rse, Ii more jo!s lot the forct of U.S. unemployed. Chapman beJeives that a concerted effort by all businesm could open up more than one million JoW in a matter of months. ui . 15 Firms Said Prospects When YOU 510!) and consider that the first two Who were Influenced to come here by Gutman were a neurosurgeon and a vice rector of a university, that's a lot of talent! "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses ........ yearning to breathe free........ residents, sL' f them would be Americans. These six would have half the village's entire income, and the other 94 would exist on the other half." Americans are very fortunate. Despite all kinds of obstacles, we have continued to grow and prosper. as I'm concerned these can't do anything but help this country. refugees is also appropriate to comment on the efforts of It Longwood's Dr. E. Michael Gutman, psychiatrist so active In the refugees Into Central Florida. Notwithstanding the mounting opposition- based on the fear that these 'foreigners' would deprive our own from getting governmental assistance - Gutman took some early abuse, but was able to Influence 5n others to sponsor families, -Sure I had some people call and chew me out," said Gutman, "but after a while the tone of the calls changed and the people realized the refugees coming in had no choice in the matter .... and that they already had suffered so much." Letter To . - Clock The AS far Tak, tsk! -- ,..- - .. : LI Do You Know George Stuart M akes Stencils" m.nutsI You don I Yss ha.Iotype. draw orwttOnS your original and a stncil - ...in . .. Gcst.f* sNnc'f Ms placed on the Gestefa' wanner makes a facsimile ii e(IctfonIcaityl while you only • waitI The cost MA* your min.ogvaptiing $0O' 119 copy drum . ______ . . _______ ______ ,.. Ike printing,.. the' low 90s lows in the upper 60 Winds variable 10 mph or less. e. cept gusty near Ihunderhowers Pain probability 30 to 10 per cent though Saturday. E*fended Forecasts Sunday through Tuesday F lorida Peninsula Scattered or widely scatte're'd miilnly afternoon and evening ¶POWØS and tPu!"ie'!StCtt'n most StctiOnS Ituoughot.jI period Con t:nued unseasonably warm witp, after noon highs mid lOs to lower 90s lows upper 60s north and In 7 eIsher, Daytona Beach tides for Safurd.iy h 03 m.$ 76pm . lOw I am, I SOp m . Sunday high S 4) am. I,-g pm. luw 2 l d.m,I p m . Poet Canaveral, Sturday POgh? 7$ a m, 5,07 pm, low I.]) I I p m . Sui'diiy n,çn au, am,Ildpm;low7llam,7?1 pm igh ' o go "I.. art gcstn consumes 1*1 (AlT OIIN$Of$ $TET — c.wunoO n.,O*tD* ' I ' , - -- Auction At 5 p.m. - TRUCKERS... LEARN ABOUT MVSS.72 7 THE LATEST THING IN TRUCKING SAFETY. Attend the demonstration and question and answer session to be held May 14, 1975 7:00 p.m. at the Cavalier Motel (banquet room) Hwy, 17-92 Sanford, All persons interested in the safety and operation of Inter-State commerce equipment are invited to contact Mr. Ray Smith at 305349.5582 or Gene DeVilbiss at 305322-7563. Truck owners, (individual and fleet) truck maintenance personnel and mechanics are welcome, Door fee S500 per person. C Partial list of the hundreds of fabulous bargains you can bid on. Round trip to Washington for a family on Auto Train, PSI Mustang ride, beauty Shop permaiient, cii lessons, TV Service call, moto,-cycle helmet, silver tray, gift ceriificate Iron Bob's Cabinet Shop. furniture, Sailing cOurse, 10 speed bicycle, weekend at the Cavalier, small electrical appliances, mini cart. I9& Chevrolet 4 dr. Caprice and many others. Benefits Go To The Sanford Christian School We Extend Our Appreciation To All Of Thai. Who These Lovely Items. Donated F ,- .-- ' '_--. - '- -, ? • -PT �lii II i1 r,. - ............... -. T'iir iinnr flr fl,,,'j fl A >: :: •: )OC iF ,' Methodist A . OUR NATION! • w wu • U W u w Pait,, ________ _____ ______________ Christian 711pm. 7:$pjn FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 1101% Ian$idAya Dr HarsId HirrI, SVfSd1VSCSa P Mivsii,Wtt7iip 11.10 a 'n WdSarv 730pm Baptist ____ ____ - _____________ SANFORDCH*ISTIAN CHURCH Ill AIIpSul blvd PP*as 3330011 JIII'HC. 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What "minimum of.Inconven. were the accwnulaUng facte'-s' lence," arid repeated the sub what details were involved in poeoasuilwas in force, aM he ie process that eventuated in was expected ta comply - - ... -s ' b the he be 1011am a.pm into the shol be . heed a subpoena to testify? ± '.J I 4l, 4 1/ I V 1.1 I I I I V L1 .1 I tice and consideration. lis9 4 )l m Mothe 11 be ho deciding to be a doctor, she Sunday, at Holy Cross Steve Smith and Rusty Taylor play sequence of the affair ed I ssyo br Jackso ill p e At a family fish fry Saturda) lPsIgth and seeks to enter in aN! remain Mr and Mrs Cecil Presley are It men of the church deacors. • ii uCsflSe in the disciplinary other commitments, repeating rrn ica stues, invited to share In the break. Saturda at Cal a Standard subpoena was ser%ed on Bishop On the same day, so as not to rneaiup anu residency at fast Because of the event Station, SR 436 (across from Athn to appear as a witness at leave ground for a mIst-1al, the ane uns'ers1t) and Charity Sunday school will not be held Hospital in New Orleans The Spring Luncheon of the ca ion .1 . ona, '1 ..hi r Altamonte Mall) the trial starting' April The Sewing Circle will hold saert and a Ia) ette gift for the dained women to lead a Corn. The children and oung teens Sunday This Is a time when MsfmIiWsihip 11am 0 t e specific word until it sion, even an inability to family At the conclusion of Christian Home Emphasis F5,fl5 fy57$ isp ,, when we do this, we are doing by such experiences Above all, honored The oldest and no more than the simpliest, we must not allow them to keep youngest mothers wiu receive Redeemer Lutheran 0 untutored Christian does every us from adhering to our corsages. The Youth choir will -. On Friday, May 2, the tria1'. last day, he sent another Lele- To darify some of the dr. gram, expressing regret at the chosen text on the strength experiences In meditation. This night CYC program until next rearing their children in of the promise that it has can happen, but it does not, it (a September with a sack lunch 'nurture and admonition of something utterly personal to not a sign that the meditation picnic at Fort Mellon Park and L4d. say to us for this day and for our period has been useless Not playground on Wednesday A flower will be given to Christian life, that it is not only Oni) at the beginning, but parents representing the child God's Word for the Church, but repeatedly, there will be times First Methodist presented. ,. a cited But the court maintained Phoenix, Arlz, for a speech depth, and height" (Eph 318) that we should have any IC Ha II i• rn Then, and for three days, the thiS week contended the court But he had left New York for hat . • . The cit prosecution and defense agreed ifles- t the bishops ',ote Re Virgil Hammons, pastor mo%ed to quash the subpoena, au will be evangelist for a series of norucally specified duty of all member court issued its udg. revival services at First Church members to give evi- ment, saying: Southern Methodist Church c,q dence when duly cited, but that "Since he has disregarded the Sanford at 24O S Sanford A e he had "rio firsthand knowlMa) 12.17 at 730 p m edge" In the case, and could not subpoena and our exphicition and is in violation of the canon, offer competent testimony. .. m • 0 Ofl I not cent to excuse granted 1975, adJudge and declare that On April 17, the defense re- John M. AUth ,.. (am contempt . . A fashion show featuring plied that the bishop's appear- of the ecclesiastical court." . .. . -. 7:10.m. at Motherhood is security.. . but only (or awhile. And the human mother is no more able to per- *ap WerstIp Prays Is made ..cR piI Tuildey HelM— kmv. Widenday NlipRI Ides Study Friday NlP*— S liv Kas.ath Miller 7:11pm 7:10p.m. ASSiSt. Patter lv'iday Church kMes o ala Morisi.sg Wsi'%lup REV. WIl.LLIMNF.IDERT the 11 . portray Suzannah Wesley, the !I:: Comun, Unite( and flowers led to field trips to tgea1hth p.m. in the followship hall. 7:10pm. 7:11p.m. Iv$fWø$Wat$A*p 0:llprn " wedø5dlvP.,,st. 7:31pm 1:31p.m. Whims are fickle.. . and momentary. The Church strives to replace such elusive goals with 7:10pm. remain as vital today as ever. SPIRITUAL TEMPLE FIRST METHODIST CHUICH New Iscatls.; Library laddoag (Relied 111 PsI Oflic.) 51 477 6 Ckurst SI.. Wershi ity could be your greatest gift to your child. Patter Assac. PailIr 1:11p.m. 4p.m. 4.11 a in. .... A4vithii,g Sa'y'ilc Inc, SIrathu,g. rn GAINESVILLE — Don't-eat. there is effective dennd," he .-='4'. 8:1-3 1:18-21 8.'22-24 1:2-6 I THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESbYTERIAN CHURCH Weltur Ave. Lake Miry Rev. A p 51sy• ,,, SwudavChwchkhi..i 1:41am be fc 17.9-12 2:g.P2S 7:6-9 -' . L,mauH.Ke,math*4 PasPe, R.v.Dari,aSte ' par cu ar ,ra n e — in rogram. E. C. Elsea and Staff MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK to grass hungry of the world is not a ,, ., DAIJ1',I ThIE ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Mr and Mrs Al Wil son PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes Insurance vice president of the American Na t I on a I Ca t t I em en's Agricultural Sciences (IFAS) at the University of Florida, Gainesville McMillan cx Sanford, Fla. H oward . Hodges andr faff A & P WEO The Management and Employes SENKARIK GL PAINT CO and E mp Ioyes a iii GREGORY LUMBER ''P1 Y'? a se Sanlando Methodist pedlmen .1 t HARRELI o Qrtsni , CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. -- WIPIN)IX1E STCRES - STE NSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Sta ft SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY nI of Sanford arid Staff 200W. First !a,1tte7,3.!ft,I.c,pwnb,I,c,W. IPPIS. Delary Ave.. bAPTIST $ tarpve grass alone, he said. Since 1959, she has been on home and comes up with anthe staff of Ellen Thoburn ers that could change many mes. Cowan Memorial Hospital az McMiflan also took issue with St. Mark's Presbyterian All t CO% later for To onto Cct includec lunch. uflabletoac-eptthejiati" Full Gospel . Community courtcould take a deposition, in his absence, If needed. The Full Gospel Pro er MethOdist ihstltution In Kolar, tnternatonallyknown authority Church, United Church of each Sunday at 10 a.rii. and 7 Jones, rentl had returned trying to block USDA plans for South India, serving as an on the relationship of parents Christ, Fishers of Men willhold p.m. in the [)eflary Comnniunity to athise turn. revising beef grading tan. anestesiologist, associate and children, makes excellent bkft rrc..tIn, ç,,,.5ay a1 tiards. Under thr proposed n'r. tiU SUihia) un) rung . On April , thi court u.su' aszriiirii;trato. ansi lospita. 8a.m. /, speiker from 1,orida Eugene Shelton sill deliver the another order, saying the bishsumpticn. ch.inge, standanis for the "Grain not fed to cattle will existing USDA Choice grade con- po en rica ure .n Power Corp. will speak on the Mother's f)a',' message. Curtis op in his motion had been Lv. DilenunaasSeenfromtheSide the evening meeting on "The schedule conflict, cited the fed. of the UUlit)' ComPan'. (ross and Motherhood. Open era) legal rules under which the During the 10 a.m. service tO the public regardless of court operated, and said a deSunday, Kathy Dickman, Rick denomination. . Nazarene Church Plans Ministry of Healing has successfully .ZI , : You are Invited to participate ' •y. ,-. — ",tby$lcIIR Clsiwtti. IllS PetM ?PrIISS Re, A'ta*t• for B' h fonnanceswifl include songs by This new Gospel Films, Inc. Alda Iow. ee a gra ua eo P8 13. payers or interested reauce their grain feeding r s ury .o41ege anu orgenuzations are willing to buy period by 10 to 14 days and still University oly Cross of Kentuck with a it, ship and distribute it. It will achieve the same degree of master of arts degree from A mcther daughter breaknot even be produced unless marbling needed. _______________________________ par } Inc u C On April 2, however, Bishop AM) Kramer and accompanied by Saturday, 9 e.m. to 4 p.m. ITS PROBLEMS S.anlandoUnitedM th dit PRIORITIES" will be shown at guitarists Jim West, Jan Davis Is a personal growth lab Aim sent a telegram saying he . I FLAGSHIP BANK TRANSCC11%I1 av D Id BeverI y an taft the church invited. arts or otigb )f11pr0 me , of rough grains used In i.! cattle feed are not generally 8cetRbte for human con, L. 0. PLINThI INC. 1 Sanlori DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes plrit of the Total Woman. A telephoned the office of Bishop Father Bill has been pastor of terested In enrolling their child (or the fall term may visit the the church for seven years covered dish luncheon will Aim s acting chancellor, Peter Sandif men at the annual Beef Cattle )ear.round basIs. There's and program beginning at 6:30 DISCOUNT FOODS On April fl, defense attorney available to feed hungry people estImated 15 million ton drop iii briefed recentl Men's WhO was away-and offering to The Methodist Norma Martin at the church for St. Andrew's parish in Orlando, -: in developing nations, ac- grain consumption by the cattle Born in Lctetto, Tenn,, May Fellowship will have supper make the bishop a appearance at more information. iw chjcii pas cording to a cattle industry Industry this year. Yet, despite 17, 1902, he was ordained into meeting Thursday at 6:30 pm brief, at his convenience. •,. , .. ng i.nnan . spokesman. this drop, less than Oflt the pnesthood May 14, 1933, and 1 he Methodist flour will Good Shepherd hail John Daniels Mr and On Anrl 24 at the Al "Demands by some religious million tons of feed grains ar served in Ohio, Louisiana and provide a film on the life of isOt the Danie were neYok,St fellow groups and others that the being sent overseas Lutheran Church of the Good Wyoming before coming to evangelist J. C. Sullivan en• , John V. Mercer and Staff ppe consumer activists and lie pointed out that the high St. James religious groups will not result cost of grain for feeding cattle Seni Wi Or%a.sij,d J,iw II, 1577, L$epwi'sd Meets - 11:11a.m. And Staff ordination anniversary a.rn. general meeting of United thodst Women. She will celebration for Father William Church Schie& YsvtIsO,svp SANLANOO UNITED FIRST CHURCHOF CHRIST SCIENTIST C*IIaftIicsmdStrsI :10p m. F. King, will bring a message, The class have "Marriage Is Really Trying." and graduation cerem:r ' lU'S Psiilt Chris tic',, Science Siediy Sv*c. I S.av 5(1111 We*W%day Service FIRST PUISSYTERIAN CHURCH 1:NLIIem UMYP Meai' Prayer keallasI lday 404pm 7:11p.m. •, Scriptures together e aJ-e led so in meditation God's Word FIRST PINTECOSTAL CHURCH • - . 4 eek If in our reading of the ability to do an)thing about it, children's choir Su.idaylcteol Sueda,Evsisis Wad .equatsi Msctusg 5,eday .. -- kif (II us or fa song I wiie, • QIICe.i 4LI. 1'us•' cofifrneourselueu Io a irie, iO,iO%5 tree ICIsUUl.,I CHUICMO,LON(aw000 : :: - -. Copr,ghs 11:11a.m. St_Ur,L psss,i es in o "th ' Family N.,b$ Supper P•Ie, 1:31a.m. 10:11.11 am. 7 10pm %:ndaytees UDfA,,,d Warship £ IIbIISVd - - Whereas in our devotions us As Mary "pondered in her LAKE MARY CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCHOF Con gregatlonal CONOLIQATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH 7*11% Pa,bA,. 1234314 Rev. FruOL Noes ii ha m I asais, M4 WOOS tO?7 ci(W'dl . r (lirectiolLs as to lit.' tep.s we read lnd understand it, • ,,, tlIUSt Like, penetrates and dwells within , Mo,,s,i, Warship Ill p v A=aZ r alone with the Word And In so our meditation Often this on1 511 Sar'rd A,r ol (emm,,i ..s J 1111W. lii limO Matte, Rvy I.. WSIiae . Paste, S'VkJ 10:11a.m. Sill WIliiU Heela, $srwci Susd.y Ladss I Mais..gs's 7 )lp GOOD SHE PHI RD WEST SANFORD Pill WILL HOtINEIS CHURCH Lse1. Fla. Ruv.R.tbC,IIla 7 1PM Wad iOLY 51:114 m. 1111am. 1 :IS.p m Prayer w10Iasg Wt*wi4ay that we owe to God, it wculd which Issues only from our - - --- THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEl. Orau,e Svd, LiE. Mser.i WsllEardEhd,-id. Paste, $sislav$.clm.I Msnua WsiiMp Eve*a WsttAip GENEVA CHURCH .-___________ _________________ — _____ ____ PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST HiihwayseW,jt PaI S4wWy £va,Iisl II.11a.m MSflWpWflA1p 11:11 am. EvsmagW.nAp 0:11p.m. SIWICII$3$$Wad. 7:11p.m. LIb'aryCtaSeIIte.,s Wed. 17$. $411s%Ppdy rn , : CiIU1CHOF GOD . vr'2i3ii, -. — CHURCH OF CHRIST 1113 Part A,suq Charles N Crvnrp Evanlu*l Sur.dlvWTRUlrsidc,st P 4lam SWI Study 11:10am MarsisgWsnh4p I1:Nam tv.hiq$*c,c, 1:11pm Wsdms4aySb1sC1ass 7:10pm TeactersMastm5 Sufld.iyldisit PatIswtJup - _____- ouo nothing but this one thing, that thought and prayer In worcs. Y P 1 Wad -... PasSe, 1:41a.m. 11:11a.m. 7:11p.m. 7:3S pus. ELDER SPRINGS bAPTIST CHURCH UI Hes$u Aui. Pb. )2141I Its billy Grim. Patter W.T.R R. 1:11a.m. Study 1:45a.m. tvi*5.ft;hc liflitli 11:11a.m. Cbe,ct Traesiu, 4:11p.m CsMss..,.%.f. ____ __ . . -;a; rction Nazarene _____ -_. _._ . '... - . Other Churches 1vs.a WV14p Wad. PravatMerl*., . 'iII.c- . here for spiritual expea iments fill far more than the brief hut for these three things there period we hv st our disposal' must be time, (or God Himself It (a not necessary, there(ore, . ____..,_,,,.. Church Of Christ Wad Pf11r$. S.rvlc• Nvrsacp Op.. WTRR 7 10pm Su*layNi5tl*lrsakas, . ;•T - '= ,..r: r.* .... H.11..m, 4:lSpm lisp III 1:11p ,ii 1va45pS4shc Suvic,s Wad. Prayar £5411, S0 . Church Of God p scopa CENTRAL bAPTIST CHURCH Cr. lImSi &OaAy, SilIW C.Hmaii Pas1s, Paste, is.ssa m. 11:11a.m. 7:11pm. "isp ,, Day ____________ _______________________ -. CALVARf SAPTIST ASSEMSLY liv. -• ,— I V purpose. There is HO occasion N SurEeJaIlliIln - Family N5M(w,d) IthV KENNETHM(JLUS FiritPreibyterlancburch It might be asked, Why a passage in one meditation V Kuiti' HuIchusee p IC 4I PALMETTO AVENUE bAPTIST CHURCH 34UPelftsArt. 0.1 HadQ$ . 11deoted7?tt0t Assembly Of God , Wsdip S4flCI 04d Trvths tars I.. - -. -. .-.. . I jy ... .. — ltisnolnecessarythatwe r.-j4-7 )I:nt !'_! Pastsq — FIRST ASSEMOLY OF GOD CHURCH Cat V?t. aM Elm Ray E Di Ce - ' :: Church... Sv4ayScM.l Msrssk,vlc, -. -I. -_. - t Wed PrayerM.eI THE %IVENTpqoA" ADVENTIST CHURCH Csiwi tm & Elm C I Null tatvrdiy S.r,.cst 173 liii ,.... . Pasfor's Corner HE SEVINYs OAy Aov!sTIsy CHUICH Fsfet City—SR 130 l'sa,i Ta,, Past., Assecia,, PitI,j (,sH..d,q,roftgR *PIvfli S.atiy S.rvcs $:lt.lI5. IabWffiicft..l 0:NIi 10 m*av$.i bste.'e W.d(vo PtlytM,$., 710pm. II .:t*g,- - -.. r Friday, Miy, D7S Adventist *tlWWikep . ___r,.__ _ __fl_ rdi' I •rr I I . -I 6A-Evenng Herald, SanfordM. 1'-.--. . •. r, 11 Delegates and members of f ,isscmbly will be held in the U - ... pad, Catvatys.p*stcbvcbC,vi;es L*UIE LIIi Mary Csi,t,aI Rapt's' r'k,w,t 1111 f4b C.i-?a F";? IIp'.II I.e FnsaMsjlapt,tCi,wd1i.IAH.usuete Swlegi. It. 431. Aflamad. SPriest lap? it Cl 1(5 West %atv4 $,,.:a,4 lapIsI C,'ct 35Th lalmefl. IvuIpti M,514a.s,1 111 First dipOtsi XlSINpeIbe,dL 04 lnstamd. 1111W IHISs . CMvct Si 1am Ph Ot Oi.,e h"..sstaraf p SaI.I ClatcI, SIe1.a44, SPr'isis Rd. lli41p4Pdafl* Rapt's? Mitt., CiuC Lypput I'45. Ls.D'Md Pie C1,UII II Old Mè514& liderprisi Clurub Pelia Wesleycu Mett .4IlW.Io*SL : Cbvvc1s 04 CII Motile. ISiev,rISI 7IIOab Ave $anf' S.a04si4 Cbriit*au c.iii . &isperi a Cue'up04asisa( tktstsam ClCb 3101 Pe,t RelcuathutcESi %ed 1101* 1H1S1 Saslerd N1y Cress Ep'sc.pat, Pa *h._.a...:C ft. Lutes ItCh , R• 4SAAJ I 101104 CIprn5 y P.r.st LaR. . . ,,C Sa"t.r Diy Adverti Churn, Ma,ttp. A,• Altarppte Day Ad,y; Ctrurth 7ttr £ Elm W 5 Oh,, kmie,ie, WeElva Park , I Chatusla c.'"Ififdill Ave OalpreMdhadtstChuros, Oviade £ flu NiHvtty uccc St.. Rd Da$ar :: JP.led Mthadst Churtli Airped lvi Clutch ii Gad N.c*pajg, La40 Ma O Lbdy 04 *IL1l*gCta4leCAurst.13l6MaaimoIlAaOefl.ea MS F,,5t Mithiçd st Church 04 011441 Fih lovItrir,, M,$Prsfsl Church. 3440 %a"ld Ae N,viIs;,d, C,rc?t es Cpqs$, Fa Hav,.i Dr Maitlard .J11*'s M3nhisary SIPOIU Cb.rcL 0* Cypress S. 4 Ilpild Cutc* sO I. Miens DICffirnVVMd11,CH (liVid at Ch'rist W 17th ft IZ F.. si CJsuutR .1 Gee,. Ifl1 Cawch 04 Cbsf Laaqsa4 as et Saidaud, Umlod M51%IIIh. Clutch. Tamp Flir$t PH Sate,ae Slid Anam.ate sp.r,,, Ct,I4Liflgco1y5p5 . -___ , - t r - '. _____ T'' - ... . .- . '1t ' 1 -L. 'J .. — - .1 I43 I . ..., .._.. sunday Sirvlces thru, Sat. 1:0 p.m. FF5I IlAN - .. tPIt CR I. , PtIIwA,. • wase.,js,,, st 10, 19-21. Pastors will report for the The youth convention will be churches. Figures released by May 10, beginning at 9 a.m., in the general secretary, Dr. B. the Lakeland Civic Center, 700 Edgar Johnson, show the rY, p.m. The district assembly will reported and continue through the all purposes $134,589,150, which 'i I 1 11 1 1 ' U - . — . . . You_IIbeahero_fortheday year ago. .-_________________ --.- .......... ......-..----..- ...._- ______.-....-_=-.-..--.---- . / -' y' . _____ WITH US SAVE MOM THE FIXING & CLEANING PS ...- U I - U),1JI - The missionary convention the year 1974 made substantial will immedlatel) precede the gains Membership figures ____ ,, iI'MI 5L... ClurcI. 1? 434 lievIa ______ . ' MWKa1taICtu,(ll,t3si,1s,d ,. _, . 4IJ4 ' . i' U1$pbrk Ave Lake t#4R1lI Chapel, O$Il Slid ted It. KISdsmHaIIeaJuRevasi*.ss tatives from the 57 churches Orlando which comprise the (.entral Ue% J V Morsch district ti rmntendent will esent his 1 Idi L.)i.s -I t f the L .--- ? - _.---..-..=-.--.--........ __-...-_..'--..--..-. . -.--. .:-_ -s —.- J.,-' �------_ -_ —— _-_------.-- - _-iT_ i' —i -- _•__--F _ - __ I -_-_---_ -- -- --_____ w_- -.v_ -_-- —_ 11110~11 _ -_ _______ __ __ ________ - - 1 I1ktI_ ___ - WOMEN Friday, May M Brunc May runc Mother's Day; Its Movies and a pizza party will with the work being done there. also r-i.r art of National be m da ' , .1 Ticket refunds were being Coffee will be served by PTA Nu-sing Home Week and both with a special presentation by mailed with Letters of ap- members, staff and patients at Lakeview the Brownie troop. Wiffle ball predation by Helen Kelly, On May 21, an art exhibition Center in Sanford plan other games will be played Society corresponding will be staged for parerts at. to make most of it Friday. tending the last PTA meeting of The Social Sanford Woman's UijW the annual May Brunch, Wednesday at 11 a.m. followed secretary. by bridge and canasta games, Nursing and at , the Club House on Oak Ave. The brunch, which is the last — Awards Day department, is free for all Woman's Club members. Tlio3e divisions, will be presented who do n( Woman's Club on Overbrook Drive, at 11a.m., by the County members Woman's Club, Mrs Pat Bonanza Restaurant Springs Woman's Club, Mrs. Altamonte Roadrunners low. The magic show is spon- Building. Thgre will be fun for and wood carving Polish Affa r .-- _--i~. __. - '-'J " WS.'l1 ' t pl -. - I % - times and seemed to hit it off where handshaking ii strain on it. well. But there is one problem My husband tomary, refuting to shake I-. f -- - Z . 'I Tr_ -_ \ il ; i • o I - IU - By FANN1cim EDWARDS Clyde would be well advised mine. nable? this problem be rewlved withcrut iij.,- i.ssuing an was all set to shake hands with insincere invitation to his that I can neither phone nor husband cannot accept the IMPASSE Us. WONDERING My husband ream= that DEAR IMPASSE: Look at It this way: Your husband's DEAR WONDERING: Clyde since her ravings do not in. mother may be a mental ease. has a problem. It's proba bly an fluence him, I should ignore it But she is still his mother. obsession with "germs" — all. We have a good marriage, Tolerate her, and treat her as Imagined or reaL In a society but this is beginning to put a you would treat a sick L nnAAAP----^,l` i -1. . II 6 - ) i Iil~ 11 ri V10,4~ JT'AKE 1/P TO at the Dorm", in which the 11 nI Beverly and Mary Pierson. ,a — ff*M ______ Woodmere Sewing Saves, And Herald Correspondent 1 . publicity V\ --*I.-,---- %# wnn renhaf'fiñ COMP*JY AC ~,..ZW IMS 0001i~ Ing • ___ £ om .. _____ - 7.1 ____________ -4 1'.- 7- F - . \ ; ' . P __ At- __ Mrc 1k 's lle.ntl st ciaiist in : of Inski, tenn Ma ternal grandparents are Ruby and Oli ver Hall cli Winter Park, formerly of Sanford. - & - - . I 4 . English fans. Trampler recently received a letter from a leading London • 'i SAT • ' • ._,. 3 Cu. FT. • • '— -I- _ ______________________________ Trampler said the fight probably will take place in late june. ., a- Q11 . ,•• S. / - 711111011in , , -,,. Ii -.. 7 1 ''T -- -'- .' .- - " V eA - I ! ~Z_t_-r . __ - - -.~ - Z -.-- . - W I . - - -_ . ,-- . ,. 71 =~~ ~____ - - - - -_ 1.001 ' -' . Williamson) The record, however, was beaten later in the gnt. Merrick is the only athlete to be named most outstarliding at the national indoor and outdoor junior college track chain. dash (9.6) and anchored the wMng mile relay team to a state record (3:14.5). Merrick has competed at prestigious meets in the U.S. and pionships the same year. He earned the distinction at last year's meet. Merrick, along with pole viatilting teammate Manny i 6-8) at the Ma3on-Dixie Games at Lexington, Ky. in early si;ned letters-of-Intent with Florida Canada this year. He tied a world record In the 70-yard dash -Tom Keyser February. Wetherbee and Winter Park sensation Mike Roberson, have ___________ -Tom Keyser •. . '- ••• -. :- ft S.: - _iL '.- ____ _.,JH~O :TL4~4-41IE47- vi"~~ ~74;~-!Tp _3L~ a e . ,pIffs-_-74:1r. - - = --4 ;-:14 - ..~-y '- -------- ________________ '______________ Swim a '- ______________ in . , -- - .1. - C ____________________ - A haixiful of Seminole County swimmers will join many I was third at district with a thne of 53.3. By GLENN MCCASLAND I ymnan's 400-)ard Ireest)le relay team of Bob Brinker, [) Lyman's 400-yard boys' fr~estyle relay team will be the county's lone representative a t the Class 4A championships, Herald Hartman, Mike Dew and Randy Kimball captured third place at the 4A district, which was held at Rollins College, with a time of hieh will be held .Saturday at Fort Lauderdale Irinit) Prep, like Ilowul and Lake Brantley will send swimuriars to the (1s IA macel , whi ch includes 3A, 2A and 1A schools The 3A.tiarnpionshlps are Saturday at Fort Myers happy Deas and Cindy Curtis of Trinity Prep qualified for the state at last weekend's district meet at Bartow Ikas was first in the 100-y. ard butterfly with a time of 1 052, 'A Writer The state event splashes off at 9 a in Saturday with Four Sanford Naval Academy's defending Florida Schoolbo Rowing state champions put the title on the lime Saturday as the iiusnipmen host the 1 975 state crew championshi ps on Lake 2233 -. - - - __ - - . 1t1i1meof ?keS()ewll(dt of ):Iis e Brantley swim e3200-yard freestyle and 100-y ard freestyle The won t 200-yard freestyle -Z;i , a! district with a 2:06.5 clocking and took second in the 100 free with a time of 58.0. ri Debbie Dauphin and Bill Winningham of Lake Brantley ti qualified for the state diving competition Dauphin was second at district with 2957 points and Winningham was third with 3252 points , " R ' IN : :.' . BU. BAG $ F I_______________ ) ') , I IV ore ~ swim at state lake Howell's 200-yard girls' medley relay team, composed of Cattaneo, Susan Nations, Ten (,itison and Laureen Garrett, as third it district with a 2 1fl2 time i.akc Brantley 's 200-yard boys' medley relay (cart' of John Bringardner Fred Hosak, L3ob Birkent.all and Jay Johnson was second at distr ict with a 1:54.4 clockin g. Bringardner also will compete in the 1 00.yard freestyle. He race.3 and five teams entered. one of wh.ich will row as -in .I N~ . -_ _1 IAL-_ i_- . . _t - . - - , ~___ - -- -4 -.r :,. .. i - __ ____ ____ - __ Park. Tile Varsit)-4 boat went to the Stotesbury and Americ.-in - . -, - . . - ---- - - - - - . - - ,. -A . I . . r —. - ' . . . _____ -- ,,... , i' .- • • -- - - • 4- : i L -''' ' s- .h. ~- Championship at 10 a m SNA is undefeated in regular competition ii the four-man eveit this year, but lost to Jacksonu11e Eptcup) by one-k aUi ' " '.- L!-- V 0 L * --- - The race schedule calls for the Varsity championship to begin at 9a.m. just below the Naval Academy dock off Seminole . .- . 's ' _-- 1_6 I'... 1 ,,, t __ - . t- - = . .1 ----I' ~L7_ ' exhibition event Nasal Academy Coach Ken Feaster said %Stmiter Park Edgewater II ey in-the-HilLs Academy and Sa nf ord Ni', would coinpk (or the state title and th e right to row in th e American Schoolbo Regatta at Princeton, J, th is month as well as th e national tourna ment at Sto(esbury ne Philadelphia Pa , on Ma) 17 Sanford won the state Varsity-4 championship last year and rowinge',ents,finishtng third in the nationals, losing only to two Kar een 3/ _________________________________________ t weekend at the state junior college championships at Tallahassee. He set a state record, winning the 220-yard dash (.9), won the 100-yard represented Britain at the 1972 Olympics. Perez Is 14-2 Since he I ' - - Houston. Batten has not lost a professional fight in 13 bouts. He o ~. A - championshii at Merrick ran his last track meet forC Perez and Vincent were to fight Tuesday, but the bout was POstponed when Vincent injured his hand. hue 1.39 . .. tJ While Merrick is running Shangha i, will be competing at the national junior college outdoor last one was to Joey Vincent of -yard freestyle with a 59.8 clocking. fin(La Cattaneo of Lake Howell will compete in the 100-yard UN. SPECIALS _ -- -_, him spending money. Perez: Back From I,ondon. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson 1 . returned to th e ring a year ago. Nor to that time, Perez refired after a string of losses. The boxing correspondent. It read, in part: beat him." - s CYPRESS MULCH W 4110 . - . .,- - An Orlando man, who requested to remain anonymous, and the Sanford Kiwards Club gave Merrick $100 for the trip. The SJC faculty bought Merrick a and f ilm, and also gave .•d. soon, Tell Perez he was appreciated by the n promoters, tton's mana er and ma Ba .s' others They thought him a good, strong kid with well above L rage talent- 1' 1. I - camera 1) - -qq% ,% I ~ ~ e. . . the three Chinese citites where track meets will be held. fighter Impress , pantiulls' -' "- 4 that will giving him three keys to the City of Orlando to present to each of - Although Perez lost to England's Johnny Batten, the local ____________________ A - The DeLand City Council honored Merrick on Monday, reading a prOClIWUItlon detailing Merrick 's track feats and - . - -I __ inrlftils of Florida swinuners at Saturday's state meet u and Mrs. Thomas W witherow - '.' - is 46-17 with three Perez will begin intensive training Monday at the Orlando Sports Stadium for the Atkins' bou t ____________________________________________________ _. t - 1. , W " run the 100-meter dash and compete on the 400-meter relay team. He will not run the 220-meter dash. Merrick recently was made an honorary Rotarian by the South Seminole Ro ta ry Club and he was invited and attended a &-inford Rotary Club meeting earlier in the week. . Batten decisioned Perez 5-3. A know for a fact that I could beat the guy if I had the proper rest before the fight," Perez said. "In fact, I thought I I -- Terry Long, Merrick's track coach at SJC, said Merrick will .$ Is hand-finished, giving a professional look If some admires an article she h,., made ste often gIbes it t them But she is adamant in 11 I she weighed 5 lbs l2L oz.s Paternal grandparents are Mr. R7I60 • .1. Atkins who is 32years 15 flOC.OU attachment !" % - Goings I third meet is at Peking on May 27 and 28. The team will rewrntotheUniteljStatesonMay30 "I saw him last year in Fort Wayne knock a guy dead with 6 comes to buttonholes, she the washer, dry and wear.,, adrnitted, "My daughter makes With her trim figure, Bess is a '~1 Then slyly she ciJ 4 walki ng model In her own machine doesn't have that creatiorvi. ti - ftA%f_ 'M&FV Merrick will spend to days In San Francisco with the other team members being indoctrinated for the China Iii The a "real strong counter-pincher," according to Atkins Trampler. who is "deceptively lazy, lie lays back and all of a heshots lashes out with some . . ' chairman Just can't resist pattern She seldom iin All the Jacket salngth j mrlalujlnherfits However, she doesn't mind cotton and polyester or double taking the time to make knit. "I only use material that is covered bu ttons. But w hen it easy on upkeep. Just toss it in W2_ 11 I .a Seminole Memorial Hospital, '471W (ContIni on Page 2-Ri The first of three track meets will be at Canton on May 18 and 19 The second meet is at Shanghai on May 22 and 23, and the " wish to announce the birth of their new sister, Wendy Gall Born on May 3, at 2-35 a m at T when Roberson ran his 9.2. But there was no wind rauge at athletes will leave San Francisco May 12 and arrive in Hong , WUHarn T. Witherow of Sanford Go west w 25th St. in Sanford (off Hwy. 17-92) !o Ridgewood Ave. l -r the same night as Roberson's 92 There was a wind gauge lie will depart from the Orlando Jetport at McCoy at 8 a.m. • one punch," Trampler said. "But I know Vic's a better tighter." ~ . - But first, Perez must defeat Atkins. make-up Marnle Schlabig; lighting John BodJack: smW system • m Morri s an Kaylyn Carol and Rhonda Directsonj - range of audience. Iw . . 1 - AW 1~ MeTear's 9.2 10yard dash last weekend at district came Don Merrick, Seminole Junior College's sensational sprinter, will 11) to San Francisco Saturday In the first leg of his two-week track tour of the People's Republic of China Merrick as selected to be one of three sprin te rs on the Uruted States track field team make the tilstic China tour. and Learning quickly, she is now Popular," she said. "And when able to copy an article of I can nuke an entire outfit for clothing without using a four or five dollars, or less, I to keep asking, 'What does this o Woodmere - designed to appeal to a broader ...- Fighting Griffith is the peak of almost anyone's career" the material from a pattern. It anyone. was just like a jigsaw puzzle to me!" Her first effort was a Bess loves pantsuits and blouse It turned out well, and slacks 'I ye worn slacks for years, 'way before they became she made w,eral gifts. . Bess Heavel of Longwood, a slim size eight, has only been sewing f or three bears, but she Birth T ld I Per Clent with Do cladq cads. Start your tmwffow today, at - him y stage manager, - Griffi t h Is the type of fighter that if you lose to him, )OU still win," Orlando Sports Stadium Director of Boxing Bruce Tamplers.aid. "It's a privilege just to be in the same ring with Pla s Romeo,Juliet . - " I - mere ; the running events start at 7 p.m. Tour To Begin et -4 ' mean?', when I started cutting saying she won't sew for even read a pattern, so I figured I'd never be able to do it But Ifl) daughter, Rae, helped me, and soon I was sewing for mjelF Bess l ive.- with her daughter and son-In-law, Gil ATtlTisn Bess smiled and said, "I S '-J : --_ China win for Perez will mean a fight with Griffith in June at Bogota, 1 s Eas 11 11 - . .. - ,I By ELDA NICHOLS sewing. At that time, I couldn't r 00 S Homes you can afford. %vting at only $16,qW, dAse 1-2 and 3 i I1 g drscrirninat1i t,uYrr. -- I WI 11 Other title characters will be on since January, • ago, I looked around and it . - ' g ' seemed that everyone was P--- A community of beautifully situated homes with viistlnet styling bkrsltng into the natural surn*mdings All Woo&nere home -_4 I ilgkqm r . A - _~~_ ~~___ __- ~___ Sanford's Perez, who recently returned to the U S from a bout inlondon, will fight Larry Atkins atcIpxIpu May 24A at the school. The production, Carol McDonough, Susan Carol Gotay. afraid to tackle Three years - - \ all iii ( III s u .;.%-., I AND YOULL BE I-JOVE SWEET H" . A students, is a always wanted to sew, but was L J_ ~__ rr. , F.nule Griffith three time world welterweight champion irnl t w o-time world middleweig ht champ, is In Vic r' future Students heading "behind the The winner of the contest will Involving some 40 SCtflCS crews ULIUUC • t den t be crowned on May dur ing modern version of the original the two day "Centennial Plus Shakespearean drama and Is director Selene Rozansky; dollar for five yards!" . - will be escourted to the DeBary Toni Guzzi, Wendi Kelter. Beth bonneau.She will be assisted by both making their acting Rawlson. Firemen's Recreation Hall Hendricksen, Koern'Fredeman, Sliss Joy Hendrickson and Mrs. debuts. Rehearsals have been going where she will take part in a • Bout In June 4 Marcutlo; The production starts at 8 Four" art festival on the "You've got to look for bargain fabrsi," she said "I get a lot of my material on sale, ad have svcra1 culfits mnad from material that only costs a __________ ~- . played by: Andy McDaniels as Herald Correspondent Steve Goodman as Benvollo; Robert Sbonecker Oviedo High School Dratma Tybalt; Jim Ully as Friar I Club's production of Romeo and Lawrence; Michelle M organ as Juliet opened last night and win the Princess and Debbie Ruble 1 now owns more than 50 pairs of slacks and pantsuits which she has made for herself. _____ I 3QZU~_~ __:- LIZE,~~ -= can attacked my character. My mother who obviously hates me Does Clyde have a problem? write to her and extend a sin. for no reason whatsoever? or am I Making too much out of cere invitation for her to visit i I GENEViEVE VERSHEL dinner tier. Why should she be of 61.6. The , , Merrick I - - My mother has never caused bonneau. Following at will be Linda Washer, "Miss Federation of Art. Chairman of Juliet are played by David any Pl'ObkIflS, and Since she the DeBary Country Club, she DeBary 1974"; Midge Finnerty, the contest is Mrs. Ann Car- and Laurie Bennett, who DEM ABBY: My imther4ndoesn't live close, I seldom see little embarrassed because he this' ______. ___ Vershel, Is former editor of Herald ~ i I Com I& former county and church 4 editor. Her husband, [AM 1 McDonough, Mr. and Mrs. Jack p.m. and is open to the public. 17ou" of the DeBary Hall, i d. law has completely alienated Boys 2A, IA McTear of Baker High School, who has run !he 10(~yard dash as fast as any high school a thlete, headlines today's impressive line-up at Showalter Field. Idirnm.iries in thi field t en btgin it 4 O p in uI the running preliminaries get under way at 5. The finals in feet, I-inch. Threegirls jumped five-feet,4-inches atdistrict • 1' musical production, "A Night Meeker, Connie Kearn, Susan run tonight and Saturday night as the Nurse, welcome in ow home, neither Li Commerce president Ray unirleadly or even fasnJtlng. ,tmi I b r ..W --=- By CLAUDIA MU'RPHY Miss Flor ida, Delta Burke, contestants for the crown of informs me will be welcomed to DeBary on Miss DeBary 1975" will take and said, "Pleased to meet ne by her poison pen letters to banished? you." The other fellow looked a my husband in w hich How Clyde. __ .. _W1 - 1 Clyde doesn't like to shake hands could be considered that since his mother is not May 17 by DeBary Chamber of parL introduced to another man, he kept his hands in his pockets Ms Vershel a former cmlo of The 'He aid is ti htero f the late Julia Wells . erez Eyes &5. % 4L Medical Publications in recognition of her scholastic excellence "I Herald Correspendent now : - , , t , - ~ - and the tops in the discus was 116.-feet, 1'2-inehes. fastest time run at a state girls'district was 57.5. Eberle w second in the 110-yard high hurdles with a 15.9 clocking. The best run at district was 14.8. liagel finished second in the high Juinp with a leap of 5. • P d, medical textbooks from Lange ~ fm:% By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN We saw each other a few to stake hands. Inoticed that when Clyde was - - __ _ even asked m,e not to take him - . I VII he asked to see me again. time -- - The bestat district in the shot put was 40-feet, 1 1-2-inch, as formerly Mlu DeBary contestants (irurn left, top) Wendi Keitner, UnIa Washer (Miss DeBary 1174), Beth _ second a toss of 99-feet, ll4nches, ________________ .. Geneviee Vershel, of Sanford, a second year student at the University of Minnesota Duluth medical N__ " a conversation with him so that hands with anybody. In fact, lie ,, .- managed to make enough Gaines won the 440-yard dash with a So Lake Brantley, which out-classed area competition, wi11 have no chance for the first state title. The Patriots had depth, and against area schools they lookedunbeatable.But with the 4i\ and 3A boys' meet Saturday. Regardless, "there state in two events. She won the shot put at district with :%n effort of 35-feet, 9'2-thches and took in th e discus with chiullplonship. School qualified one. Girls Regretfully, the girls' meet must compete time-wise 4 - . a--- .-. quiet side, I the ____ Honors Ms. Vershel ' J 21- I - Clyde had good manners dressed well, and, al though he In his proclamation, signed "Please plan to visit the A it 23, the governor cited patients in any FNHA-member Laverne Boykin of Seminole High School qualified for the Troy Ann Gaines, Lisa Eberle and Becky Hagel qualified school this year, qualifieC only three girls. Seminole High d meets. track teams for the state and paced Lake Brantley to the district Lake Brantley, which did not lose a meet to a district 300 girls. girls ' Up' The top two girls in each event at last weekend's district meets qualified for Sturda. s stat e me et . 'file competition %%iLs sliff. it Sho%ilter. Enter Mike floberson And third-and foremost to Seminole County -thestate girls'track meet - the first state girls' track meet — will be lield ."kiturday at Lake Brantley High School. Enter close to United States," the FNHA * ' Dear , President declared, adding: - 7 - ;;; . a • like great teams' Second, Ole Class 3A and 4A boys' meet will W held term care facilities in the ' !r - 17:1~1 I • DEAR ABBY I met a very nice young man at a church fellowship affair for' singles. H alth Care Association (AH that they are the finest long. . for year.i. I -ake Brantley and Lyman were the only Seminole County schools with teams last year. The Patriots already reaped the harvest of that firstyear crop with outstanding Performances this year. But I.Ake Brantley, in general, and county girl track athletes, in particular, are not yet state contenders. "It's only a matter of time," Gibson said. "we'll catch "What we're going into now," Gibson said, "is a meet of individuals. The teams with a lot of good individuals will look McTear iturda ScLaoLs from the Miami area have had Finals In the running events get under way at 7 p.m. First, tile Class 2A and IA boys' state meet will be held today at Winter Park's Showalter Field. Enter Houston Association (FN HA) and homes and proud of the fact nationally by the American most Seminole (ounty's backyard. Nursing Home Week Is FNIIA-member nursing homes. £,Ie .uonanu per. % sponsored throughout the state sonally are proud of our nursing by the Florida Nursing Ilome ver .i agaftst state sensations, Lake Brantley can hardly compare. Competition in the discus and long jump will get under way Saturday at 4p.m. The shot put, high jump and softball throw begin at 4:30. The running preliminaries commence at 5 p.m. and the outstanding boy and girl track athletes in Florida will flood for jamw - was on 7 MRS, EMMA M ERCER Lakeview -_- - borhood educational-fund day and acquaint themselves John Craig and Jim Young. Show - - k will be some terrific times, I'll tell you that," said Mike and the during the eight-day ob- extended a blanket invitation to Florida residents to visit servance. ' 1 I __ (il o;, Lake Brantley girls' track coach. This weekend is a track-lover's love affair. Th e floodgates open today and Saturday, thanked Governor Askew and term health care facilities i 1 ___ Calling all grandparents and Polish Affair." Ticket prices are dowr -so there's no need He Won citizens . _____ reported, decided that the Elementary School, Vihlen for anyone to stay away. number of fund-raising efforts Drive, Sanford, Is holding a Performing as the Chorale's In the area was ref'ected in the 'Grandparents' Open Day' from guest artists will be Richard limi ted advance ticket sales 9 30 a m to 12noon on Tuesday Holticlaw, Kim Roberts, the current concentration All grandparents and senior Emmanuel Luster, Judy ofCanctr Society volunteers on citizeni in the Sanford area are Sequinn and "Pizzas" — Plus the final phase of the ne igh- invited tovtht the school on thJ Charles Conklin, Barry Pitts, . the of Florida to visit the Long. thesfgningofthe proclamation, patients In the state's ,,1 I Friday, May9, 1975-lB I Herald Sports Editor the Florida Nursing Home Association, In Tallahassee for - ir s Sta te Meets Th is Wee en G ByT0,NI KEYSER John M. Jenkins, President of Governor urged all of .. - Home Week proclamation for the fifth consecutive year, ff'[1 Eunice Reed, personality open Day E '4:.1. _- a Seminole O AU i TheSerninoleCaricerSociet) child Without the operation, uOiiSii young boy faces a li fetime Hope Ball" scheduled for this Doors of the Sanford Civic SanlordCivlcCenter,Mayl7 of deafness. Centeropenat70prn tonight has been canceled, Then for the Central Florida Abney, ball committee Chorale's musical concert, "A surgery chairman announced today. •. '4._ 0 S y by or work in these nursing .. _ 0 B as Nur- ministrative support and other specialist* who are employed orida When he signed his Nursing I I acK • I ne I Residents will play bingo for Offenhauser, Louise Pollack, Contestants will be judged on Florida's 296 lIcensed nursing nursing home or several of our specia l prizes on Wednesday, Ethel Porter, and spryness homes for "making significant facilities during Nursing Home with wheel chair squad dancing Katherine Rober, Annie her age; ability to show hap- Contributions to the health and Week and any day of any week arranged for the evening. Roberts, Annie Sheman, piness in her life in the nursing well being of thousands of thereafter." paintings as well as a variety of Proceeds raised at the coffee Ball Cancelled Z-51 ~~N '. from the center. soft drinks and Club of Caselberry. sing i. cake will be ,omen patients tie Kate Douglas, Hose Drive, Saturda y at 12:30 p.m. T Th.Ccurity RO8CII1U1IKL1 Sidewalk Art Festival In Jack the clown from Jack-in- C.B. Radio Club is hosting a Sanford Plaza today and the-Box will also be there with coffee break May 31 at 7:30 Sathrda balloons, treats p.m. at the Greater Sanford Artistsfrom throughout for all. And the price isnlct and Chamber Commerce Florida will be exhibiting their f J r 11-18 designated May HomeWeek t Show Hey kids! Come see Maury McKee of Sanford Junior K opinan and his mystifying Woman' s Club. magic at the Casselberry Woman's Club on Overbrook .rJIL.4 7, . *I - i _ < Fehn, Jessie Fisel, Rose Hurt, Acth ities director June [talus Lavigne, Roberta lingo, Miller has arranged a full Tessie Lev~, D,,)ris Mattliews, Ellielie Stoner, l(ena progr.in of ent er tainment for Myrtie Meadows and Margaret Swaggeity, Margaret iiifktt, Iva Weber, Nan White, Peacha The Sanford-Seminole Art Nursing Home Week. Monday Miller. Wiggins, Susie Wilingson, Association and Sanford Plaza will also be an Open Day at the Also Ntaude Moffat, Virginia Willis. Freda Wilson Merchants Association are co. center. and Tuesday will be a Catherine Moritz, Merle and Floyce Warren. sponsoring the annual Plaza special craft day. % oman's Club and Mrs. Gknki _ w be invited to attend an ap. chosen from 16 contestants who District his. Nursing Home pCCClatlOfl coffee at the SChOOl parade before the judges at u Contest in Orlando s Fashion nursing center on Wed,nesday. Square Mall, Friends and relatives of i s. I,akeview will be chosen iU Lakevlew residents are invited from the following contestan ts: South Seminole Garden Club to join in the festivities, and Geraldine Hetzel, Emily Millie will hold its final meeting of the anyone else who would like to Ahrens, Mary Brewerton, brighten a patient's day, is Nancy Brock. Eva Bronson, year and install new officers on at the welcome. Serving punch and Lucy Courier, May Davis, May 19 at 12 noon lea ve after the brunch. Mrs. Donald King and her Federation of Women's Clubs. committee will be in charge of Selection committee the brunch and Mrs. Adrian were Mrs. Ruth Johnson, Hall, department chairman and chairman of Ca3selberry her committee will assist with Is the time The Woman of the Year when all volunteer parents will nouncement of Ms. Lakeview Ms Lakeview competing In mveting of the club year for the award, senior and junior _____ ,at 10 June Nursing Home Week will draw to a ith -- -- I..uP Kunnetri -_____ and her attitude toward life and citizens." The governor hailed "the her fellow men. official talent, professionalism and By an Governor dedication of phyiciins, proclama tion, es, therapists, ad. Reubin O'D. Askew has the T'he fun will begin Sunday ith an Open House at - -- -- - home; her Life activities; her Floridians and notably a large activities In the nursing home number of our state's senior Cancer the school year.. - nngHerald, Sanford, Fl. Fun Times Hit _Nursing Homes raising,crusade. h -- ________ SPORTS 9, 1975-lA - Club Notes __________ - - Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. ___________ _____________ -___ - - • " - Mike Dew of Lyman to compete on 44ya rd freestyle relay team. (He rald Photo by Gordon Williamson) of a semnd in a special sprint race last month before winning the Disney World regatta Winter Park has defeated the Navy's eight-man crew team seeral turns this year and has split with the Junior 'arsit eight crew rew squad over the season Feaster indicated that because of adjustments in the per. omuiuf (he Varsity four boat and the rig i tseif, he felt SNA hatl to be co nsidered a favorite to reta in th e state four-boat championship, - - ". - - �Z - ________- - 2B-Evenin Herald, Sanford, Fl. __ -- -- I ---_ --- - - - - ----- --- - --- - - ______ - ' SCOREBOARD • Ma,or League I S.irn (flrretna) 10 1. 7 , IJP4II Z'rI Chief (Ho*ard)$ I. S. Irene 6 I. f. PefItiolmen Cdet(SprIogI 51, 7 City Vo (weaver) 01 51 5 i 12 ID SiS I) ii Montreal 8 13 381 A, : 511 3 10 17 15% S 9 Ii 391 61 : DICOn Heather I Britton) 7 2 A Bonds King (Reaurl 10 1. 5 Big 'Eve Chick (No Driver) s b Curiou s Note u. - s (Crank) ' 9 2. I S' FIFTH: I M Thursday's Rnults P.ttSturqh A. New 7 York Mario iclark's a 1. 7 Blissful Dream (RpnOl) 77), S Worth y Enough (Underwood SIXTH: * 371 I I or (Harrison M Pace CImg 1400; 1 Shetry Belly (Hrt7Irri 10 Donna New York (Tate I 11(ml 14 'u.!Cn Montreal t(('bt?tS 721 (Fryman 30), ( n) St,r Dtu lFreit(tn il fovvr&cek) 7 2. 6 Flushing Special AmIret 'can League East W L Pct. G5 If 9 609 17 9 571 1 Boston - Oakland T"as Kansas California turn ArrOw Hiti (Belt:) Is 11 City S77 - 11 119 III 14 14 SM 2 14 10 11 176 2' (Brainard) 7 2. 6 summer Yankee Chicago 10 16 3&S S (Bridgesl 9 2. 7 Speedy Tracer (Raymond) 10 1. I Papeete (Blood) Mhus Chase IF SATURDAY 12 30 p ni I IS ~ Greatesi Sports Legmd% Din Carter, Hall of )0 p m (9) - - Baseball Warm Up Champ.onhip Wrtstling 3 p m (13) The Fisherman 3- 30 p m. (9) - Golf Third round of Byron Nel%on Golf Classic 3- 30pm, (11) - Car and Track A p m. (241 - Sports '70% S p m III! - Wide World of Sports- Indianapolis Soo times trials, International ProlmsionalTirack and Field ChbrripionshipSat El Paso S10 p m (351 -- The Fisherman: Ecology and good lis.hing on - Lake Erie ) p rn (2) Championship Wrestling Ip m ($1 yVC I Tennis, Finals of s,SO.000 s'ngles snootout 1111*0-011.7 Series Thursday's Result Boston at California. In) Western Conference Chicago 69. Golden State it, Chtcago leads)? Harness Racing Irton leads 3.1 Saturday's Games S Dallas Plani (I)) 107503 Henry KnaW (3) 3000 17*) 0160T 1713) 14471)1 ABA - I Witch Lu1y (0. Brainard) (1) 610 510 3 20? Easy Bluegrass is) 5 OD 4 20 3 Jerry Red (4) 2600 0 1) 11"OD T (I IS 4) SOD 20 T 7 09 3 FOURTH - 1 Sit Wampum IT. 7)13000 1 (7 1 6) 1)333 70 I 209.1 Camden May (I Benedict) (7) 9 650 500 7 Doodley Do (4)9105603 S'.sr - , 5.'. . No PLAYOFFS Finals Series game scheduled Sundays Games I p m 051 -- Atlanta Braves vs Montreal Expos WEDNESDAY FRIDAY I I ri m (35) 4anta Braves vs Philadella Phillies RX3M'S AT 1$w - I ENE)OF ,MIS . . 3A- I AArilive, Wei. J Taylor BrooksBill 315- M Cleveland, .1 ltd W Carpenter. ft Hutchinson 4A- Ed Rogers, B E. Link, 8, Westlal,. J. Ewing. 4P- Jeff Largen, H - I~ , uhammad All vs Ron Lyle in world heavyweight boxing chmapionship -11 . 1 I milm. Su erAthlete On a. Simpson. H. Hodges. H Pros%cr IIA -- T Hunt. a Baker. i ii,# Morris, W Keeling. 128- R. LaChsippisile, S. Faron, Boys 4A, 3A - Roberson, who is part of ouw national records, win be -- - irie '° NHI PLAYOFFS 7be entry deadline is today the Mayfair Country Club, Bowl for the second annual super- Ainerica and the main lobby of -,QAAL 5-5 - by I COf,11 T %UEV 114 4 .4 ~ The winning .. .d ry I, NO WAY 5 HE #3000"I WORTH P - is New York IslanderiL 5, Phil& delphis 1. Filhiladrilphis leads 3 Islanderl, NBC TV m n on, football _____-~ baseball bowling. hitting, 1' filb i Ill 3200 1671 $4,110 T 1618i _111'"A"Ce 1764 . NO Came Uhirduled Today's Games (1 P'_ - q ~ RIF L 1 cryal Opohsition Ine,tedict) 15 1; A ChAnrev folly (Lake) 15 1, 6 - -4 i ri Basebail Trophies also will be awarded to #81 so ON V BUGS, I HEARD A NOtSF_ DOWNSTAXS! GO SEE M4AT IT IS.' ,AWFpT? I . r. f, )J I NE NOISE SEEMS TO HAVE STOMO! WHAT WAS 'l - 51 I- I r- (7, ,_ ) I 4 Ii r,' p1 tp1twnian It IN- Bench, WALL ~Q if IF Vlff. - 0 I tv I r- # 065cvwl/ ~, ~ 0 -11,`i 4110 A&ws &4w / [ iDwi I 50 AQW,qW,fv *Y EAM Urf ! ? )r.(/ AO'Et1v? \ I AW 1W5 V ;" nm 0 AU /W. ARSrAWZW Zvf II .1 F IJ .0 " ~ (f I L s'e in -_ tv'~ ii~ I I - -_ 1 I - - I 4 Ir.9 ~,.,qlji~~ , JuS,r -- - #110EGARD I I - I [)~ "' - kl I I I ,."'~. I cwriusTwE of T" AWAY11 . r_ I - ilk 14 l, -i- Q1 I "'QUIV) Q05I1~ A tZ 1IKE . - PIZARRE. - IN~ I . - - 1D OUR FlVF_ CIEN'rS R PA VCHAR90 -7), . I ,, !I , 1 / ON HAMHOCKp. IS I --d ~V V. - .~,,~ ,\~,)S'kL'"~" ',~'~' I i. i_tiT 'ULf1' I / i \ I ERI io I _V4 A PUCKEFU 1. ..A .- . 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CAPaJu-res u)Icl.1 byGarry Trudeau 1~1 AVP.W ar )aR P " h., ~ __ Entry forms are available at Sattirday's Game &LINS- Loot%. dem, Hirt, 71 RUNS BAYTED S.. . I - 8i Roc'er £oilen I Kx~~Ir OIlElOO T I P10 oamf'tthejl - NAT.I.0. rIIa-Lnd ri.Jrivr BUSINESS II .. Make The Long Hot Summer be charged. Procftds go to he Hio-!Ie f 1; . "Dad, doesn't the team tha I's ahead win when the ball goes Into somebody's living room? r I- The starting times for the 4A and 3A meet Sahn-da will y be the same as the 2A and 1A meet today. SUBSCRIPTION TO - Seminole High ScI.00l Boosters flub Beslof 7 SerIes Thursday's Game 1 I - w '; . -- I i - YOU " WHA PLAYOFFS 4 __.---a4.r.rC 4 A 987 Answer Tomorrow t thatthe • I ". .. I # & - ___ BLONDIE fl ASS'N WILL VT P I.L. 0 PAID AND THE , A SS " N WILL SPEND $5.00 TO BUY • passing, through 12, and $10 for par- Gaom Calon IS --__ You, South, hold: it 40 _. , FOR $6.00 YOUR DUES TO THE . The athletewith the most points will receive the overall trophy. *in% A 7 H-PtiStn at QUI1)f-(, Lobell(fit 7 600 (I 2) S" 60 T It 2 61 70 Sunday's Game Pass I 1 • each event to the top finishers. Thursday's Results 480 2 4 0 IF el DCONESBU w % Your Right To Hunt Is Being Attackedl ,. Series t.tesHr.f?)SO0)003 Paprika PASS . 44 4V hand will be a cinch it trumps break Sts"I'd 11 ' of 'L4COBY MODERN book to. - 'Wki a I Or"."(clo this 2-2 or the ace of hearts; it held by West. Then he asks himself, What R011yVaped. P.O. Box 489. Radio CISn I do it neither of those nice City StatiOrk lftw York N.Y 10019. &O . WE SPENT' LESS THAN THREE MONTMS Pan tinued and he ruffs the third lead. Ab f. ~. byr / YOtJ'flE KIDDIN3J 36 South starts off by seeing dum• Your partner jumpsto six Spades my's king of diamonds cIoiherndby over your fIve diamonds. What I ; : 1 Pan ,.j.4; -1 - I (B llobb%) ill 1380 2010 ,,ii't#i I a . . ERwithBIMOBURNS fall' . TENTH -1 C,nd,, Lumber Jack - ~ \' I6 AIm'Fct .1I bridge play ers fed * What do you do now' that the gods of chance take parA - Bid live diammids. This ticular delight In setting traps for PIlOWI ser-ead rovsd cootrol of that them The losing player frlls or even 1ahe Into these (tars. the winner finds ways to avoid them. I . . al~ _---~ : 1 North East Soeth K Q 985 A 2 • K 4 M-1AT Co ' thi)O%Z ) II ByOiwald& James Jacoby Art Sansom L " ) ________ , I & . 7 M Pass lass West -- 3-0 it 'I'llpau , , v &q WS I* to 1}(pcPJF' Ill, i a ___- i . Athlete Competition, which Ls Seminole High S,chool. Points Serbes) (5) 910620)407 Vega (31 100 3 20) Princ ess Mav,on (6) 3 10 Pass ________ • '.7'_ % "-.", ~, , TH COL..LJGE IS PAYINro #3= TO LECTURI HORE / Stanley and Gilmore were second at ' disWct in the M yard run and the two-mile run respedively. Stanley ran a 1:58-OUD,and Gilmore turned in a 9:53.7 two-mile. with a time of 40.4. I Cush, J ) P An i Heffon was second at district in the mile (4:24.6). Ed. hurdles (39.7), Caldwell was second in the tw09We run (9:41.4) . and Stanley was third in the pole vault (14 feet). Henry Stanley of Lake Brantley, Marty Gilmore of Oviedo arid Ron Harris of Lake Blantley qualified for the ..sbte 3A meeL statewIt1iasecondinthetwoflep, c . .. I •"'"1 king and 10 of trumps vulnerable t - I'- wards was third In the 330-yard Intermediate Harris was fourth In the ;qn a He ran an 8:56.4 at last weekend's district mieet. Lyman 's Tom Herron, Elisha Edwards of Seminole. Bruce Caldwell of Lyman and Saturday'smeet. distdct in the 440-yard dash (511). Schmidt qualified for the I -0 .. In addition, Brent Hoffnan of St. Petersburg High School will be competing. Hoffman is the first hio whwl athlete to er also will compete in the Myard dash and McNulty will run in the No. Crenshaw, Barnett, Sutton and Matthews comprise " Trinity Prep's mile relay team. Matthews captured rult at •95 • - the 4A sensation. The Winter Park senior, who is bound for Florida State, has run as fast as any Ameflean prepster in the lWyard dash (9.2), the Myard high hurdles 03.4) and the Myard dash (20.6). I &AQ864 V83 ' Its- 1086 soum ( D) HE ... l4 M 4 .01 1E. ' *A8732 43 ' JUST LEFT! I c Chandler's winnhig district time of 14.3 in the'120-yard high hurdles is by a Florida 2A tracksta. McNulty's 4:29.9 in the mile run at district ranks near the top of Florida 2A U W1i4EES 'ThE 4Jc5, 9A- R Smith, W joiner. m. Prefec. E Horrell. B- C Harmon,J. Ry y an.. Perce, v CInliora to- C Foster, j. McDevitt. c. McCarthy. £ Hwka Hare C Huam:n 5- J Edgemon. G Weld, M Capco. A Berqu%an . 6A - L Braddock. H Spragins. F ClWtl. J. Johnson, 66- 5 Riser, F. Dariing, jL J 97 C • Q J 10 -- --- CUNIVAL heart. East's ace captures dummysqueensndaclubomesb,c Sou th wins this and then starts a viceessfui cross ruff. Heart to the king, ruff a heart, cash the second i8ti club, ruff a club, ruff dummy's lost heart, smile and claim since with two trkks to so do still bows the queen of trumps and a club 42 V A 104 . 11- 11~L 1iZW_,5T VWWEE,e:ED> KILLER CO 'fl4&&%&<ET, ' Wright P.O. BOX 1658 Oils) 117407 15,36) 11,10120 T 7 06 3 ____ -- 101 .. / Harris, F Weigand S Moreland, H J_ ji • THE BORN LOSER -_________ 7- J Kurimal, i Day. I ictn EAST . J IP - Howell, C Morrison, _ .. . dP -I .~, 010 . -r -____ hi CKer, ft (Ifl.n ft Maxwell Blythe. H P'1n!,rg m- D Brumley, Rev C Cavor,. SB-- t:, Proudloot. J. Spolsk, J C. 0 ____ _____ _/ -_ -- 64 4675 by Days Grous - lB- C. Meade. J. Robinson. T. today 9 P m 19) - jump, ping pong, welghtllftlng, free throw shooting, bad- Pro Hockey Best of 7 Ne*porl Valley (S) l7lo 460 j Miolv mouth 1 21 7 40 0 IS 6) $171 40 T Is 5 2) USO 00 T 2 09 - things happens?' He sees he can afford one round of trumps Just In cie all (our are ng to show up In one hand. So he cashes hi01e ,ru and mr everyone he ads.d 9 £ K 1093 KQ52 A -' ALLEY "What does he know?" Brundage growled. "He didn't know I was cnce a hod carrier.of Russi, E Lavuhlin McTear qualified for the "e first in the 2A 100 and M yard dashes. He was second in the long jump and he anchored Baker High School's Myard relay team to the fastest 2A district time in Florida (1:29.6). In addition to McTear, several Seminole County alldetes from Trinity Prep will be shooting for a state victory. Greg Chandler and Thad McNulty qualified for tcday's W t wo individual firsts. Brent Matthews qualifled with an individual first and he competed on Trinity Prep's winninR mile Pat Crenshaw, Bruce Barnett, David Sutton and BIB Schmidt of Trinity Prep also will be running at the state -50-yard dw-th. one-half mile Mayfair will be held May 14 or run, obstacle C urse, g No oame scheduled Foolish Lad (O _.- _ • BRIDGE AT NORTH _____ - .- B I Mclear's district, sponsored by the Roteract Club An organizational meeting of Sanford. for participants will be held Five age groups sitU compe te May 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the in 12 events for the overall Seminole High School gym. cham pionship Bowling competition at Bowl Each participant must America will be held May l3 OP compete in seven of the events 15, and golf competition at No came, is-cheduied Sattirday's Games 332 SIXTH - I . - - No game I,4hduled Today's Games Crank) (fl6OS7O3 DustyHil) 10 1 1 .-. - BY OSWALD and JAMES JACOBY I h$( ,i, ,. Th * Go/f (Continued from Page I-B) 3 p n (6. 131 NBA Play ot t 3 p m (9) - Pro Tennis, Ewonne Goolagong vs Chris Evert in semi finals of 111135,000 World invitational Tennis classic, taped at Hilton Head, S C A p m (2. 6) -- Stanley cup Play-offs A 30 p rn f9) - Golf, Final round of Bryon Nelson Golf Classic 4 30 p,m (3S) - spalosman's Friend WIN 1 ___ WkA1_ WOULD Western Conference G.o(din State at Chicago SECOND - 1 Rodur LI Beret nak) 3 7$0400i,207 Star Student 17% . No games scheftled Eastern Conference FIRST - 1. Richland Smoke IT. Boston of Washington. if nec Taylor) (7) 13 90 6 20 2 10 2. Speedy essafy FIFTH - I ~ State Track Meets Set 1 pm (11) -- -c as sports Spec tacu far: Winston Soo. taped I p m (351 - Wir"lling 2 p m 0S) -NHRA Galornationals- Highlights from drags at Gaimeiville, taped ec sviliftay's Games . - / / ______ ' W4O . Today's Games Eastern Conference Washington at Boston, Wash esu sults Re THIRD ____- - + from I&M (n) the Games. Whet, mcit officials walvered, Brundage stood firm. "The Olympics represent the gathering of the youth of the world," he In. sisted. "We can not afford to bow to terrorism and hate. Brundage drew the wra th of the Alpine skiing community because he objected to their flagrant commercIalism. He refused t let money changers cheapen the Games. He banned Karl Schranz, the Austrian skier who openly acknowledged that he made 140,000 a year from tda skiing interests. Schranz took hismedicine with a stiff upper lip and complained: "Brtrndagelsa rich man. lie wants to make the Olympics a sport just _ Frances Beulah (Newman) 97; 3, Milwaukee (Sprague 001 of Birdie H. Volo (Ehavland) IOLI. 4 Kansas City (Fifirritirris, 3 2). AmyGirl Mercury IR&u) 7 2. SL jo*S In) Speed (Neely) S 1; 6. Lucky Mary Boston (Wise 271 of Califor. (Brinkley) I 1; 7 Ocala Spice Als Olasslef 37). in) (Crank) 6-1; 0. sassy Santo I. Nt* York (May 2-1) at Oak. (Stevens) 6-1. . (Abboill 2 11. (n) Saturdairs Garnts nso -a I Chicago at Clevefand. (n) NIIA PLAYOFFS Tellas at Detroit Conference Finals AAilwauk" at Kansas City. Id I " The second annual Eallet more than $2.)0 worth of Guild Open Golf Tournament prizes, Nearly 60 prizes will be will take P awarded. Sunday at the Mayfair Country In addition, a 1975 Ford Club. Granadasedanwlllbeawarded Twenty-one foursomes win for a hole-in-one on the tee off both days In a shotgun thsignated par-three hole. start at 1:15 p.m. A cocktail party and steak The procee& of the tour- dinner will take place Saturday na.ment will go to the Ballet night at Mayfair, and a cocktail Guild of Sanford Seminole to be party and awards' ceremony is used as a scholarship fund for scheduled Sunday after comarea danm who will train in pletion of the final round. areas such as Atlanta and New The *rings follow: York. IA- T Larven. B 8 Golfers will be competing for A. Patrick. C. Lansing.1 11himer, w. On TV TWELFTH: I M - Pace C-3 - (LaGrow 31). mI Gu iriotte) i 2. s. aye (Phillips) I 1; 7. Dan Way (Regur) land fG, Perry 4 3). !n) Tevas (Brown 121 at Detroit At 87 _ - 86 ELEVENTH: I M -Pace C.2 $625: I Maynard Pence Mucia) 10 1. 2. Mr Durkee (Provost) S 1; 3 Loch Dhu (Werkheiserl 3 I., 4 or orts - Chicago (KuI 'O at Cu-ye- 61:5. Howard Champ (Howard) $ I I --_-_- L000 LIKE *,rOUR 9FARTSURS1 60017 :. SUNDAY 1? Minnesota Thursday's Results Detroit 6, Milwaukee A T"as 5, Kansas City 3 California s, ciakiani o Only cames scheduled Today's Games Minnesota (AlburV 21 NOT rk. YOU T015 .1 f : 7. TENTH: I M - Pace C.1 - $&SO: I Racso fSeideftil I 1. 2 Kerry Creed (Larrab") 61. I Flyer Farong (Hi1fillef) S 1. 4 Little Jodi (Bourgeois) 3 1. s Bones Damon (Grlmslty 0 31 . world, there were universal cries, "Call off 2 15 P M 12.,8 - Baseball Los Angeles Dodgers , vs PltISturgh Pirates Henry T. Victory (Bridges) 3 I. 6 10 13 43.5 4 tO 15 .100 5 West - triggering a bloodbath that sickened the EIGHTH: I M -Pace 5-3 - ll?llo: I Gertrude Way (Reqvr) 6 1 2 Crystal more Cleveland New York - came down from the gods-down from Mt. OlymiAm. Fm 7 pm (7 I) Me BeanIe tBrit?ont 10 1; 1 Sbia*ay Acilos lCrossin) 3 I 5 Cwumore (Brainard) 7 2; 6 Dandy Thing (Taylor) 10 1. 7 Lulie Belle (Ruggles) S 1. I 130ca West (Johnson) 5 I NINTH: I M -Trot A 0 -- $1,000: 1, Janette Lobell (Firlotte) 52; 2 Decatur Boy (NicholI) 6 I; 3 0-s San Diego at Ch;caoo L tense pressures of super-nationalism, slick wheelers and dealers, athletes seeking to turn (Fay) 61; 7. Sea Change (Firiotte) 31 Winters Pride (ftr'dqes)61, 3. Color Cincinnati at New York I Houston at Montreal I with the great Jim Thorpe. Even In his 80s, he walk ed with a strong, crisp step, his chin usually thrust forward as If daring his enemies to take a swing at It, his shoulders always back He talked with a booming, authoritative voice. When he spoke, people listened. Many feared him. Most were in awe of him. As president of the International Olympic Committee, he hob.nobbed with princes and potentates, presidents and kings. $0r5 3 In) Mil*aukee (8rinard) $ 1. P Ta Citant Comet (Britton) 97. 3 Frli, lW4lk er ) 51. 1 Direct America Los Angeles at Pitt%t)vfgh San FranciSCO at St. Louis, The Games were not legislated. They were ordained. They were beholden to nobody. In Brundage's mind, they were above politics, Olympics P i? Saturdays Games - Philadelphia at Atlanta I -- V / unrealistic in his unflagging battle to keep high the ideals of pure amateurism. In a way, he was all of these things. He was an anacronism in an age of rampant corn. mercialism, the huckster and the fast-buck Bundage died Thursday night of a heart attack He was V. But if it hadn't been for Avery Brundage, the Olympic Games might have been reduced to rubble decades ago. Whatever he Olympics are- whatever S SEVENTH: I M -Trot 5-3 C-1 C,i -5700:1 De.uls.'ci (Nc'h,II) II. 2 JBurris 3 1) - ____ - - Satin Grattan lVanderkhaaf) , Dolly Jester I Dennis) I I 6 Deno A (Crossin) SI. 7. Crestwood Io'j' (McGlothen 77) Dead personal greed and national pride, He was criticised for not taking a strong stand against the Soviet Union's policy of subIdlzlng athletes. There are no professionals in Russia, but every athlete in effect, Is a pro-pampered and paid by the state "Ili ft Soviet Union," Bmndage said, "everybody is subservient to the sta te. it is the system. But I see no greater fault In that than the American practice of subsidizing athlete3 through college scholarships." When the Arab terrorists moved into the 5 3) at SO ------ _____________ _____ - - - Los Anoples (Hooton 03) at Pittstm,qh (Rooker 2 1) (n) I Trot Cl - 1425: 1 Conestoga Gay UetIeron I I. S Only games schedulc.d Today's Games Atlanta - RiChlbrid Co ficiv (littinderScheall 7 ~.,kn Diew 3. Cincinnati 0 Philadelphia si:%ace Conqueror .' 4.61 14 16 - I SIcrt'. It Rice (Rau) ) I. 7 Mar Moro R:Sty (kaaIhasI $ 1. 3 Chin Francisco w ii sig 4 Mlanta ,c. FOURTH: IM - Well Anqth-s 19 10 65% Bridge (No 31 . Ph(Iphla Nc York S t Louis - NEW YORK (Ale) -Sports has lost a great gold medals into personal fortunes-they owe champIon in the dea th of Avery Brundage. to the tough old codger from Chicago. Critics reviled him. They called him a He was an Impoelng figure of a man-tell, tyrant. They said he was stiff necked and old straight as a poker, wearing the muscle phyafashioned. They acm-A,d him of being ique of an athlete who competed in the same . Fran (Dorace) 51. 2 I bon IIanov C SiC t1 72 National League East W I Pct. 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Sanford 40 TO CHOOSE FROM PLANNING A GARAGE SALE) DON'T FORGET TO AD YE PT SE e iN THE ___________________ ____________ 1771 CLASSIF lED ADS. 372 761) LawnS Mowed, trash h,iuted. chitn saw work ________________________________ ''.',I%C'fl,itJlt' 731 Don't need!" Sc'rveausefulpurpose Carpentry, Remodeling, Additions, 1509, s"vtini" again. vht'n you sell them wit?' r' Cutlo'i Work Licensed Boned ClaSsIfied 4d from the Herald Free eStimate 373 6038 Call us today! Don't delayl Just _______________________________ ________________________________ dial 372 7611 or $31 9993 To place Expert roof rrpa-rs BUDDY'S HOMEIMPROVEMENT your low cost Want Ad Flat roottor shingle All TYPES OF CARPENTRY ______________________________ 11 .SOk (lu,lrnnteed 37) 6700 AND REPAIRS 377 1331 or V -Business Property Dell's Auction Service ________________________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ Unwanted itemS hauled tree Junk $0 a nick on load. yard trash 16a load 667 8306 $4.-.______ _____________ * * * Top dollar return on consignment at HO CREDIT CHECK -- PlO ip pcI & 35 pct We also buy full TEREST NO RED TAPE houses, estates, tic OpenOallylOarn 3pm 9 323 1SS1 Central Heat & Air Conditioning. For free estimates, call Carl Harrs, at SEARS r, Sanford 322 ' 1 . 1 OVER 60 NICE CLEAN C AP5 TO CHOOSE FROM. EASY TERAS - OVER DEALER'S 7,'C,', nO Lm;inu I ri,'' E'.',m,ilrs Licen5ed,Ba,ided53136 COIl LI CL. fIIRAL Coffee SCrv ice now available in Sanford 373 30)6 IWEKIVs RIVER I Small Store Buildings 322.1301 11.1 awn t.Sarton Gemmnanrtti Painting, Remo<j.eInçj Coffee Service ___________ Offlcesor Free estimates, central heat & air, tales & s.ervi' Dyket Heating 6. - - * * * 'i" I ___________________ -- from$I1O.SMI W.oISenford 372. " WE FINANCE ' ( _________ Beauty Care Established Residential Area? Adult ITtobH, hcin village. undtr OQC Shady oaks on he scenic Weklv Modem cljn Interiors, -. 1 y1 _________ In Sanford's Finest _____ ' • Nice 3 bedroom houte near down town. $123 month $73 Security UNKNOWN MAN OR WOMAN FOR ROOM AND 34 S567 after S p m Mt parties claiming interests by BOARD. CALL ANY TIME, 322 styled Court on the 26th day of June, through, under or against Randall 3 Bedrooms, 7 baths, water front, AD., 1975, at 11:30 o'clock AM., In Edmo, Jackson and F. Debris Ldutts only, mm pets $700 mo. 373 Seminole County Courthouse. JRrktnn k fln,l. Sanford, Florida. Its application for wife and to all panties having or 3O-Apartnnts LJnfurnlshed L..!an Ordr of Taking in accordance claim-g In Pave any right, tI$It CC .*' 3BR, 1', bath, with 1t5 D"tr,tion of T'mn initerer? In tt'. rCaI pr.'iy herein MMSTERS COVE Central P'eat& air, carpet Call 6)1 heretofore fiicd in tins cause All deScribed ON THE LAKE 57i0 Ownpq A%Sufitt panties to this Suit and all other YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 377 00 Int.restedparlirsmayappearatlh, that an action to foreclose rrij. DUPLEX- Furn. or UnI urn, Ideal lIme and place designated and be tga9eonthefoIlow;ngrealpro,.,y fl-Houses Futnshed Location, Reasonable RenI. Ph. ________________ heard. In Seminole County, Florida Owner, 3433721. LOt 110, FOREST BROOK. FIFTH 7 Bedro'm, fenced yard AND SECTION, according to the Plat SAPIIDLEWOOD VILLAS $IlSmo Adults preterrd. fhtt',f as recorded in Plat (look 17, 11i)W MFlprJWT BLVD. 3?) ¶151 or 37? 6620 Each delnnd.trt itherety required pages 28 and 71. PbIi Records SANFORD, 323 7670 tO serve written ckla'nes. II any. In S#nilnil. ('&jnty, has bean filed against yCLJ and you said Corftplalnl on: 34'-MobIle Homes 700 Magnolia Ave. Sanford, I an 7 THOMAS 0 FREEMAN. are required to 5eVv a Copy of your Wrrn. unfurn. apIs from $10 - call Moving? Why Not Live Low rint. 373-1771 - ________________________ ofthisSummo1n(ponyo4j,excI,,Jve • by 4 .. Of the day Of service, and to file the original of said written defenses No Baby Florida, PlaIntiffs will call up for hearing AND - County, Domain proceedings. You are further notIfied that the designated and be heart -- ________ •.,.. Roofing ' --------- BRAND NEW 1975 GREMLINS •" ________________________ appear of, - EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY AirCond 3271177 APARTMENTS I! Sale come first Oc'ct" Pt FIa 's fintst Used Cars. Dick Blaird Datsun of a Gun. Fern Park's Largest dealer '75 Datsuns arriving daily Ph 53) l31l, Open Sundays 126 Friday Nights, 7:30 $ ____________________________ - '11 5Or b."!nw d."aicr -- Auction Many others to choose from Save Zenith portable fi W TV. 545; SIngle SlOOs of cloliars t*ds, 4 o choose' from 125. Winut drop leaf table, $65, China Easy Living cabinets, .110 choose from, $125, bookcase secretary. 1145, Bassett 5732 E Colonial Dr Corner 01501 dresser, $65 Kuip Decorators. 409 436. 773 6160, Orlando W Is? St 3277)35 '- _______- Datsun.Suru Small PEOPLE c54rms - ____ -___________________________ . 372 3611 ALL AMERICAN APARTMENTS _____________ ____ _______ - ,,, BUSINESS DIRECTORY Rdgew6od __________________________ ?2-Auct ion - Pick up ivnk cars EE P.1cc for Others 32' 1671 ____________________________ ' Pent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only St 50 CARROLL'S FURNITURE Moving mutt Sell almost new Flit room Suite, (ouch. 7 chairs, 7 tables, lamps and bookcate. $710, I yr old 10" racIal arm sari with fable and high speed chuck for rOutCf arid Sander, extra blades, 1125 Refrioeqatnr i.ih freezer 15 cu. ft .575)77 3107 after Pine knoll. 60'x2I'. 3 fl ' . - --_______ -- _Trucks-T,-ajle ___________ - -'"' - . - .-----. Mobile Housing' Choice Listings IN ALL PRICE RANGES I HOSPITAL BED, 130 3725934 Conror. 60")?' 2 lIP Macalec, 65'i17'. 3 Br --________________ THE WOid 7amous Buck knives. ato Schrade Walden, Jorin Prmtjie knivts C.arde'nLanØ, 1100 W 1st St 3736630 _________________ S5495 0)7W 1st St - .. - - For sate or take over payments. 1977 Dodge Van 6200 Custom After S. 667 1570 We buy one piece or full house 64-Equiprnent for Rent t1006 - 7:30 PM. _______________________________ 17,000 RIO Air Conditioner escllent COndition. 575 Call 377 Sovenir, 65'x)7', 3 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Peg Real Estate Broke BALL REALTY - S17,995 LAKE MARY.2newhomesready(o 323.8670 Sanford See Al SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 East 1st St.. Dowrtown 3229111 Eves 869 1144 Nornit. 61'x2'. 3 BR fly Owner LOvely 3 bedrooms, I year old, large family room with fireplace, very large lot almost I acre ldyllwilcj,, Section. 37) 9166 5h0*, Low in price, high in Quality. Plenty shade, Cot' venlently located -______ ______ - 1Q71 Singer Zig Zag With cabinet, COSh price of $41 or a payments of 51 50 Gclden Touch ri Sew, $13. Frontier, 3O'xlO'. 7 BR Peg, Real Estate Broker 3771301,2610 Hiawatha Ave at 17 92 71-Antiques , ASSUME PAYMENTS - HENDP IX'S ANTIQUES 6. REFINISHING Free estimate. PiCS upitrid delivery Call 365 3710 day or fight 7 miles north of (jviedo on Hwy 119 Optn 1 dayS --- --. -- - -- Used office furnifijre Wood or steel desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabineti, as is. Cash and Carry P4011'S *'yt (a%se'berry 17 _______________________________ S1-Household Goods ________________________________ - Furnished or Unfurnished ________________________ ,, S9995 3 Minutes from Town pui's 62-Lawn.Garden Kitchen Bathroom Cabinets Counter tcçs, Sinks Installation available flud Cobelt anytime - -. style CHICKEPI MANURE. Approx ton a week Will load, you haul Osteen Area, 323 60)1. $8595 172-1643 ________ Med . PAYTON REALlY Orlando 3O5i 834-2299 radio, - Motortytfe Insurare BLAIR AGEh,Cy 3n 3a - 60-OffiCe cabinetS, 1)50 3233635. 2 BR 3 bedroom, refurbished tome. ShadCd lot Se it at 3222090 AM FM Crescent, 70")?', 3 BR RURAL BUNGALOW Sanford, Fla. Diamond Ping, 11 diamonds totaling I carat Appraised at uo, selling 5.351) 5t'reg conSole, tape deck. $6495 $13500 .state Rd.127,fl Miles east of 17. Ph. Saniord jv 51w1 , Norris. M'x12'. 2 BR Regent, 65's)?', 3 BR Shaded lot, Space for garden, 2 bedrooms, on pavcd road $12,500 COVE. - A LI HOMES REDUCED $8995 ROBSON MARINE 79'? '-4u". 1792 372 596) ___________________________ . - New mf.t5tdetr(tor Cost $230 Make offer Garbage diSpoSal arid many other tCrr,5 505 Lemon 5t 373 4147 " ________________ st SPECIAL SALE I0)W1st St. latilrp,ntI511 03 For hedge Viburnum, 2' high Well ixinchr in cans, 11 00 70? W 70th -- M UNSWORTH REALTY Req Real Estate Broker - ___________ -, 'è - ----. i;i 5e,t;r'i IS' C'cv-iIent for any fisherman, salt or fresh water 60 HP Johnson, walk around center controls, electric start, tilt trailer, Must see to appreciate, mutt sell 51.600 37? 6565 Alter S weekdays LUMBER..- ROtJgticut r'v rr,-'s anti p;rn, Gormnly't _______________ Feed 373 i733 arrarren,.nl., 773 6l, 37) 0317 Eves FROM - Winter Sçwingt-3 Bdrm., I bath, living rm, dining rm, new kitChen. ifu, tcrecnc'd patiO, bricked front, nice yard w deep well, window air Extras. paneling, wallpaper & drapes, 173.000. 5.1.000 clown of ?3cJ.f7 .itte,' 530 - 55-Boats & Accessories ----- WIt SOPi ?,IAIER FURNITURE BU'V SELL - TRADE 311313 E F Irt St 377 5672 - New housts in a rural area. No down payment, monthly payments less than red? Gbvernme'nt subsidized to Qualified buyers Call to see ii you Qualify' __________________________ : They're Hot! * ---------------------- So. Debary Flea Market 4,1'%"'1hon 1797 DaysJ7l 7171 Eves 373046$ P',l,n.'rj 14,.iI 1Iitt Broker HOrThS Plitt Sale Potted plants and Spathlpt,ylun,, Fri & Sat at teirnoon 609 E 11th ---- - - ________" -, . JOHN SAULS AGENCY - Sale qjr:, -'---'------- - 1913 Yamaha, 750. 11)0 cr.'.;: ".iii' for smaller bike or car 37? 7613 -- Carport Sale 3 Eamly. ,',i'y 5.9,10 1)7 Longwoorj Ovirdo Pci 68-Wanted to BUy rtii Winter Springs Baby Furniture, ndds & ends Wanted to buy used office furniture Any Quantity PIOLL'S Catsel Moving Carport Sale berry Hwy 1792 1.301706 Fri -Sat ,9 10 _____________________ IOSE.JlnklnsCircle We Buy Furniture Yard Sate Fri thru Sun DAVCS'37) 9370 9itrn tiIl Moving 1917 Surnrnet'lin CASH 322.4132 Carport Sale' Sat 10 till dark CoIl For uSed furniture, appliances, clubs, refrigerator, sewing fools, etc Buy I or 1001 items machine, clothts, and other misc Larry's Mart 715 Sanford Ay." 7)01 Cordova Or Lawn Mowers We Sell The Btst & Service The Ptst Western Auto 301 W 1st 5t -- - Apartments iSANORD1 . ' Reconditioned Batteries, 113 93 exchange REEL'S BODY S'iOP. JIM DANDY JAll FLED Buy Direct F:om Boxcar' C'ORMLY'S F antord 3?) 4733 54-Garage Sales ''' THAT'S A CLASSIFIED AD' ' 67A-Feed ----- - ' T 78-torcycies -- - MAITLAND FLEA MARl' mcl yage 42-#,bile for 1911 Hwy 1792 Open Sat & Sun 9 3393970 itO natp,, r i.. " Kerosene, 11% (all 17? 1960 PIPIECREST )4OME- Beautifully reconditloned,3bedroom. I',bath home with lam rm Corner lot, large rooms Owner will Pianoi with payment "Get 'Em While * 5O""MISCOIIaflCOUS '-- o.0 1C.06 .'-..... 7574 1'irl Dr 37? 2115 i'r iii.ioi .'.l tIP lIPS 377 9751 3?? 06.4$ 327 3991 Loch Art,c,r. I BR. 7 bath? $3',tb, See your broker or Call owner, at 3?? 751) a m only REALTOR $31 6772 . Jim Hunt ReaI Forrest Greene Inc. 373 6333 REALTOR S61s 2333 CLIFF JORDAN, MOBILE HOME PARK Lot Rent From $55 -. PRICE PEOUCED 2 Story. 3 bedroom home, central heat & air, fenced yard, beautiful oaks. NOW $13,000 WE TAKE TRADES PINECREST. 3 Bedroom, 2 both home, screened Porch, range, refrigerator dishwasher in. CIudt"d Fenced yard, $3's • COLOR TV.S)i ' MOUTH . A IIT'71E SALESMAN III PF4IPi . .- -____________________ ATC 90. 3wfieet I" LikC P1I'W Ca.! After 3, 372 7' Free to ocoti home, male dog and or femate cat Both good with childrrn 32) 0423 RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN Merchandise 3 bedroom, 1', bath on corner lot, 510.900 Existing. 116.300, 7 pct rtq)73 1607 WE TAKE TRADES Ileg Rt",,i Efale I3rokcr 213v !.,. Myrtle Avø Sanford Phone 371 0610 372.7746 .. , St John't River front lot on Lemon Bluff, 101110 with oak trees arid palmt Terms. M Untworth Realty, Peg Real Estate Broker, 60) W 1%? St 373 6061 Eves,. 372. 4691 Broker, 107 W Commnr al Sanford 377 755) FISH. SWIM. SKI- 3 bedroom Waterfront home on nearly an acre Beautiful kitchen, formal dining, Florida room, central heat & r, fCnCCd yard $39,900 WI TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY-- 2 Bedroom frame home with breezy porches, 661116', corner lot. $7,600. CaIlBart Real Estate ' -. DE MART'S RADIO SE PvIC( 103 E 19th St 37) 191? Home & Auto Radios, Tape players wpmds Garage Auto Air (on ditionirs and general auto repa'rs ai Metti St 3731379 _________________________________ ,,jj99 sa.fropve Kittens 37) 1719 - W. Garnett White tAbeview and Access 3 Br, cenlra heat air Only $24,950. Acrt Pitlty, REALTOR. 323 7750 A touch of nitturt'. large lot tree Studded anti room for a pool. Large2 bedoom home plus family room, near Mt Plymouth Golf Cou"se %759 . PIerson, 10 acres N.(ely wocxte'd. smith 'pring, over 300' on oved road 1)7,500 Terms I)) '19l JOhN K RIDEP. ASSOC Free to goodheme ..... -. 53-'T'V.Radio-Sterteo -- Near PI9 )',j' 2 Sptc tanks, water and lights 13,000 Down and owner will carry mortgage 3726447 Acreage This i our 15th year at Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kenflels Thanks to you, our cuitomcrs, 372 5757 - ST. JOHNS RIVER FRONT And 51.500 Down take over monlgagt $15500 Corner lot, 2 bedrooms Flit room 3732644 after S ______ - Homes, Lots 1565 Park Dr MOONEY APP ,,1AP4CE5373069? _____________________________ .-._-_-_-___--____ 43-Lots-Acreage - Flit room, detached yarage fenced yard 519.030 3726399 Di KENMORE WASHER, parts, sery ice, used machints, Sanford 373 5700 '-'--- --- 7 Months oli German Shepherd Good watch dog and gentle Loves kids Witils good home. 377 1156 SCarS Kenmore Gas Range $75 3fl '37 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES Ol Orlanao Drive I Supplies - less than 1175 m Friday, May 9, 17S-5B ________________ ________________ New ElectrIc Ranges $I29.Sandup 54P4F0R0 AUCTION, 323 7310 hew Skyline double Wide, Payments Commercial Prcties fly owner, like flew. 2 Bedrooms -. 52-Appliances Complete SCt up, licenSed. Insured I'll Save you money Call Orlando, 773 5410 Icr free estimate. 1', Yr old, 3 Bc.rm w w carpet, central H&A, fly Owner. $73903 3?) 7/16 , COUNTRY LIVING entral F inricl,i S MUI TIPL.E 1.1ST iN. f ,"L hip 73? .(?Ot I9l' l-ri'm(p377 737t. 327 1496. 377 191.4 372 1959. 372 1)61 4i 7525 Grove Dr Sanford 3 fledroon,, 7 baths, porch, fenced VA, low down $17,500 373 1011 n'd'oor,, name, will accept trade Stemper Realty ---., ______ Why pay rent Move in flOW' 7 RENTALS J 322.6457 After PIns 372 7111 or 373 7642 . Ho Mobile Home Moving ministration to qualified buyers with no down payment Why rent when you can buy for ltss7 lane Bradford Peg Real Ettale Brokc"r 9011756999 Eves 305 $31 5)39; $67 60S1 $13,950 I, 7, 3 Bedrooms, Homes anc apartments for $60. 590, $130. $145, $163 up todcluip at 33)5 Ay,1iIhti N ow - - 42-.'ob4k3 - NEW CONCRETE BLOCK HOMES financec by Farmers Home Ad 373 9565 $700 DOWN, with FHA linancin, buyS this clean 3 bedroom,, horn lo'idcd with extras P GENERALCONTRACTOR Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -_ Are You Renting?? - Agency RI At TI')p', mbA New Home For $120 P.5ynmpnt le than rent Buye,'5 from IS thru retirement Mu it Qualify Eiu'llent inveslmen 'your QUNtOnS con be answerec Contñt us DELTOHA 525,000 2 bedrooms. 2 bOths, extra nice Almost llk, - _______ -______ 41-Houses 26065. Hwy 17 92 REALTOR 373 5/74 Realty HiDDEN LAKE LOcutt to 11th. cli to V.int,0 C' Now 529.900. 1 L.4'drooms. I baths, double en north to Aui.n OCVCIOPIY)tflf Com l' Homes closed garag., numerous other t'xlras One of our best listings. AuSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORr PHOPIEB316300 HOUSE HUNTING THIS WEEKEND' Make it easier. Set' BEAUTY ON A BUDGET or call Slenstrom Open until noon Only 57)730 3 Bedrooms in 0001 Saturday. but available by phone Sanford loc,di:cn fenCed yard all weekend L&' us asSist you plenty of room for boat or trailer Quick occupancy Payments lei 322242O Anytime than rent To see tail 373 9110 . - "- ' _____________ Harold Hall Realty Peg Real Ettate Broker 110E ?SlhSt 3fl DIRECT TAX REFUNI) -- - ___ ' $$ TAX REFUND$$ RATES _________-- '" Houses for Sale If you 005111 y tar ,i new 3 bedroom,, bath P'ornc on .A or I-PtA fmna Clncj our home'. Uualify (or up $1,350 31-ApartmentS FUrnished _________ 41-Houses éuir&ii DEADLINES NOOn The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday ____________________ - -- -. County. Florida, under the fictitious DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION, (SEAL) ______________________________ name of BATI Arthur H. fleckwith, Jr. PEANUT STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART. City Commission Room, C.ty Mall, County, Florida, under the fictitious In Re: Estate of PRODUCTS, and that I intend to MENT OF TRANSPORTATION, Clerk of the Circuit Court Sanford, Florida at 6.00 P.M. on name of M. UNSWORTH REALTY, & K. ROSSETTER. also known as register saidname with the Clark of and By: LIllian Jenkins Thursday, May IS, 1975, to consider and that I intend to register Said Appkton Kent Ro.setter, Sr. IthruStlmls........4lca line the Circuit Court, Seminole County, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Deputy Clerk deceased me fntlowing change and amend iii,rne with the Ctcrk ci th Circuit Florids In accordance wih thw PubliSh: May 2. 9, 16 73, 1975 Ptatn?lffs, fhru 25 limes .....3Ica line NOTICE OF CREDITORS ment to the Zoning Ordinance of the Court. Seminole County. F Icxida in provistoin of the Fictitious Name •vs DE N1S 21 times .............21c I 11111 5:30 P.M. •iOO AM. City of Sanford, Seminole County. accordance with the provisiotn of To All Creditors and Alt Pirseats Statutes, ToWIt: Seclion $6S,*P DVEREP4TERPRISES,INC.,etal.. (12.00MINIMUMCHAROE) MONDAY thru FRIDAY HavIngCIalmsorDemandsA.lnst Florida Statutes 1937. FlorIda. tne Fictitious Name Statutes. To NOTICEOFPUSLICSALE Defet.jants 3 Lines Minimum SATURDAY .Noon Retoning from: MR I. Multtple Wit Section 163.09 Florida Statutes Said Estate: 5: James R. Bates On May 20th 1975 at 9:30 am, the NOTICE OF HEARING You are hereby notified and Residentiat Dwelling Dtttict urtderssgned will sell one 1971 1957 Publish' May 7, 9, 16, 23, 197$ TOSHOWCAUSE required to present any claims and DEN 10 Datsun 1200, ID No. L8fl066l$d1 for To That Of: RC 1, Restricted S EloiSe M Unsworth NOTICE OP SUIT demands which you may have Comitietcial Olttrict re1atr and storagecharges. Tag No. Registered Real THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF agInst the estate of A. K. 1707071. That Property Described as the Estate Brooker FLORIDA IN AND FOR THE Damacs Paint Easterly SOft of the westerly 200 ft PublIsh April iS, 25, May 7. e. 1975 ROSSETTER. also known as Ap Chari E. Bloom, Jr., COUNTY OF SEMINOLE tOfl Kent Rossef let, Sr., deceased CIVIL RCid'y of Lot A, Sen Lanfa. 3fd Section, DEM.IO$ at Co Executor of the Estate of ACTION NO. 75139-05.0 Being More Generally Described _________________________ Iateof Seminole County, Florida, t3 DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION, Charles E. Bloom H*f 17.92 the Cterk of the Circuit Court, and STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART Fern Pork. Florida As Located ISO ft elst 01 the CO Touche Ross and Company NOTICE OF PURLICSALE file the same In duplicate and as MENT OF TRANSPORTATION, Publish: May 7. 9. 1973 Southeast corner of Ccicry Ave and ' -1633 Broadway __________________________________________________ On May 1'tti. 1975 at 9.30 A M the provided In Section 733.16. Florida DENc . LOcust Av New York, New York 10019 undersigned will slt one 1969 Statut, in their offices in the SEMINOLE COUNTY, The Planned 'Jseo' the Pcoerty. Cnevrolet 7 dr.. ID No County Courthouse In Seminole NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS _____________________________ Aconvenlencestorear.dsIIt.service PARCEL No $15 Plaintiffs ISI3YQFFO?1794 for repair and County, Florida, within four NAME STATUTE ______ _____ Oasoiine pumps TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Alt ponies In interest and citizens storage charges Toy No P 69915 calendar months from the time of DYER ENTERPRISES, INC , et al., First National City Bank Mr. Muffler SP'op the first publication hereof, or the Notice Is hereby given t'at the _______ __________________________ shall 'ave an opportunity to be SERVE: William I. Spencer, Defendants 2421 So French Ave same will be barred. underslqned, pursuant to the heard at said hearing President lor 2 Bedroom Adults only SUMMONS TO SHOW CAUSE Sanford Fla Filedat Sanford, Florida, this 24th I Name Statute," Chapter By oroer of the Planning and Publith May 2,9, 1915 399 Park Avenue AND P1'RK AVENUE MOBILE PARK ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM? day of April, 1975 $65.09, Florida Statutes, will register Zoning Commission of the City of DEN S New York, New York 754$ Park Drive. $70 up NOTICEOFHEARING IN YOUR FAMILY? A. K. Rotsetter, Jr. withtheClerkoftheClrcuilCourt,in _____________________ Sanford. Florida. thiS 6th day of THE STATE OF FLORIDA: AL ANON Ai Executor and for Seminole County, Florida, May, 1975. turn garage apt., glailed in PARCEL No 101 TO ALL AND SINGULAR THE For families or friends of problem W. C. Hutchison. Jr., of FICTITIOUS NAME upon receipt of proof of lhe Arthur H Harris front porch. waler turn, Adultt SHtRIFFS OF SAID STATE: drinkert, Notkf' IS bereby u'i.f'fl that we are HutChIsOn, Leffter & publicatIon of thit notIce, the fic. Chairman only You are hereby commanded to Firsl Wisconsin National Rank Of _______P40 pets 373 1305. Morris titious name, to wit: SWERDLEN'S For further information call 173 4517 t'QQ('d fl bUSifltSS at 455 W. Hgh City of Sanford serve this Summons to Si'iow Cause Milwaukee or write under which ii expectS 10 WY. 434, Altamonte Spring 37701. Attorney for Executor Planning and Zoning NotIceofHnarIng,tetherwith SERVE: Hal C. Kueht. AVALOPI APARTMENTS at SanfordAl.AnonFamilyGroupP.O. businest in Seminole County. Florida under the p o Drawer H Sanford, Fl. 3217$ a copy of the Complaint and President engage Commission ADULTS, NO PETS Box 333, Sanford, FIO. 32171. fictitious name of THE DOGGIE Publish Ma 7. 9. 16. 73. 1975 Longwood VIltage Shopping Center ____________________________ Publish' May 9. 1975 DeclaratIon of Taking, in the above 717 E. Wisconsin Avenue 116W 2nd St BAG, and that we intend to register DEN 19 on State Road 431 in Longwood, DEN 61 .. ttyled cause unon the following Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53202 FACED WITH A DRINKING __________________________ Said name with the Clerk of the Florida Deflary, Adults Lovely large 1 PARCEL No. 101 defendants: AMENDO PROBLEM Crcuit Court, Seminole County, That the party interested In said bedroom air. ideal for retired NOTICE IS HERFITY GIVEN thr,t Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous rl'r1, in .ic r:m wish thO NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE enterprise 5 as foits ty virtue of U.t Barbara U Golcibery, crscns 665 MIS. .373 6051 rIjn .'Irit of 7.'aruarct Bach S Co ticip NOTICE IS HERE BY Gi EN that pto'onS ot the F titiOuS Name X PRESS "100" OIL Executor of the Estate of Charles E Execution ittued Out of and under 970 SpanIsh Most Drive ____________ Call 173 4361 $ by virtue of that certain Writ of Statutes, To Wit Section I BR. Apt., lights, water furnh1T COMPANY Bloom the seal of the Circuit Court of Catselberry, Florida Write P.O. Box 1213 Execution ltued out of and under Florida Statutes 1957 Adults only. No pets. $90 3fl 7296 By Its President, co Touch Ross and Company Seminole County, Florida. upon a PARCEL No. 177 Sanford, FIorIda3Z7ll the seal of the County Court of S Charles E. Fisher eves 6. wkrids Melvin Swerdlen ___________________________ 16.3) Broadway • final Iudgnirnt r.nderei in. t,e OrangeCounty.Florida,uponatnal Lila M. Fischer DatedatOrtandO.OrangeCounty, I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE Hew "ork, New York 10019 aforesaid court on the 72nd day of WillIam M. Bach Duplex Furnished judgment rendered in th adesad Ma 9. Florid5. thIs 15th day of April, 1973 PARCEL Nc. January, AD. 1975, in that certain 970 Spanish Most Drive FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED Adults NoPets. court an the 73rd day of April. A D DEN.71 PublIsh' April II, 25, May 7, 9, 1913 case entitled, CIty ot anforu. Cauelberry, Florida BY ANYONE OTHER THAN 1975, in that certain case entitled, After 4 p m.. 372 3610 OEM ii? II said defendants are living, and ________Florida, for the use and the benefit PARCEL No. 127 __________________________ MYSELF AS OF 5173. CoxParker Funral. Home, Inc. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING If any or all of said defendant or of Milton Construction Company, Roger A. HOOges 2 Bedroom furnished apartment, NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Paintlff, vs Elizabeth Screeney, NOT ICE is hereby given that defendants are deceased, the Inc. Plaintiff, vs. Central Florida Guy W. Rot Is. as Trustee of Barnett air, wall wall carpet $173 Month, NAME STATUTE Defendant and Patricia E Moran. PublicHenlnqwillbeheid in Room ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toll Water Systems. Inc., a Florida Winston Investment Trutt unknown spouse, heirs. devitee, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN' L.3Damagedeposit 20) E. 21st St. Garnishee, which aforesaid Writ of 703 in the Seminole County Cour Free, 6.147077 for "We Care"grantees, creditors, lienors, or other corporation, and Auto Owners In. 770 Gllmore Street Notice Is hereby given that the Execution was delivered to me at thouse. Sanford. Florida. by the "Hotline" Adults or Teens suranci Comoany, a Michigan Jacksonville, Florida 3Rooms,clean.newlypainted partlesclaimlrtg by, through, under, undersigned, pursuant to the ___________________________ Sheriff of Seminole County. Florida, Board of County Cnmmkssioners Of corporaljon, Defendant, which or against any Such deceased "Fictiti PARCEL No. 113 all utilities furnished Name Statute." Chapter and Pave levied upon the following Seminole County, Florida. at 3:30 aforesaid WrIt of Execution was defendant or defendOnts. if alive. $43 s-Lost & Found 130 w*ek. 372 774.1 descrIbed property owned by P.M. on June 3. or as soort Stat;ls will registr __________________________ _________________________ deliecred to me as Sheriff of Donald L. Coefz, is Trustee of and, If dead. their unknown with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, in Patricia E. Moran. Garnishee. said Possible thereafter, to consider the Seminole County. Florida, and I B.ornett Winston Investment Trust heirs, devlsee%. Iegatees. grantees, and for Seminole County, Florida, 2 Cats left a a service station in 3 Room apt. Completly remodeled property being located in Seminole adoption of an ordinance by furnished EXTRA jid have levied upon the following 770 Gilmore Street creditors, lienors, or other parties upon receipt of proof of the Sanford. I black male 6. 1 grey County, Florida, more particularly Seminole County. Florida, titlt of NICE 71$ W. First St claiming by. through. under, or described property Owned by Jackonviiie, FlorIda tiger female Please call $62 533$ _____________________________ publication of this note, the fictitious described as foltowt' wttich is as follows Central Florida Water Systems, aQaimst any such deceased (Ieien PARCEL No 115 evCs______________________ The ln'erest of Patricia E. Moran name, to wit MULLIN'S SHELL An Ordinance relating to Specified 3 Room lurnihed dan? or defendants, and all parties nc., said property being located in in the following descr.bed property. areas of the unincorporated apartment, 2nd floor SERVICE under which I am $100 Reward for return of tlackanci having or claiming to have any Seminole County, Florida. more Dyer Enterprises. Inc. 'ngaged In business at $01 S. High. LoIs 10, 11 and 17. BloCk 5. West territories of Seminole County. O$tIIfl, 3735771 tan female Doberman Pincher particularly described as follows right, tltll. or interest in and to the way 1192. Cass.elberry. Florida. SERVE: Thomas D. Dyer, Wildmere Second Section. as Florida; creating the Apple valley Call 322 3169; 322 2353. property descrIbed in the Corn. LoIs 15, 19, 7), 26 and 27 of Resident Agent Garage apartment 1 bedroom That the party Interested in said recorded in PIat Book 6, Page 5. of Street Lighting District; to be en plaInt, towit: Bradley's Addition to Longwood, 540 State Road 431 business enterp'ise Is as follows: tunnished. 323L3OI. the Public Records of Seminole titled the Apple Valley Sireet according to the plat thereof, as Altamonte Springs, Florida 6-CtId Care BOB B. MULLINS County, Florida Lighting Dittrict Ordinance; recorded In Piat Book). Page 17, of SECT1ON?SIS 4401: STATE ROAD PARCEL No. 103 WELAKA APARTMENTS Dated at Casselberry, Seminole and the undersigned as Sheriff of providing for definitions; providing 131; the Public Records of Seminole SEMINOLE 111W. Itt St COUNTY County, Florida, on April 22, 1973 ____________________________ ChristlanDaySchool hat *flifld fOr 11:00A.M. on th 2r.d day of June, Bobrd of County Commissioners; LOIS 19 and 21 incied in Lake. SERVE: JohnM.Ciarner, President FEE SIMPLE RIGHT OF WAY DEM.162 AD. 1975. offer for sale and sell to providing for maintenance and neighborhood, No pets. Deposit Tuition, $23 ma. Call Lutheran That part of: Wayrnan Heights Highway Addition, $017 N E. 2nd Avenue the highest bidder, for cash, subject operation of strert lights within the required Iii 0990 days Church of Redeemer, 3223313 o( according to the Plot thereof, as Mliml, Florida The NE l of the SW '. of ,,.iction to any arid all existing leins, at the district, creating an Advisory Mrs. Martin, 322 6100. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE recorded In Plat Book 1. Page 21, of 9, TownshIp 21 South, Range PARCEL No. 103 3 Room furnIshed apt. Bedroom is Front (West) Dour of the Seminole Board, setting forttt fiscal arid JUDICIAL CIR. Fist: lying within 7) feet Westerly EIGHTEENTH the Public Records of Seminole CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE air conditioned. $100 Mo 1113 6th County Courthouse in Sanford, taxation proceduv. enii;j*r1ing County, Florida. AND Lots 22 to 2* Preston H. Haskell, as Trustee of olttt.followlngdetcnlbedturvey tine 11.lflSh1jCtkJn St. 372 12*3 cc 377 5756. Florida. the above described per the levy of special assessments or inctuslve o Block "A" ci Lake amett.Wlnston Investment Trust of State Road S 134. Section 71510, COUNTY, FLORIDA. tonal property Additional in taxes within th district; and CIVIL ACTION NO. 1S.760.CA49-A EfficIency apartment and 1 between Survey Line WaymanHeightsHigttwayAditi, 770 Gitmore Street formation available from the Civil providing for construct ion, Guitar Le'sson$byrtofes Station 60+00 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR bedroom unfurnishid apartment according to the Plot thereof, as Jacksonville, Florida and Survey Line Station '3' DIvision of the Seminole County severability, and an effective date. Reasonable Rates recorded In Plat Book 1. Page 21, of Commence at a Point on the North TGAGE ASSOCIATION, PARCEL No. 113 near town 3237362 Sheriff's Department. Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. 67 ____________________________ Plaintiff, 372 the Publk Records of Seminole line of the NE 1 of the Sw of That said Sale is being maoe to Clerk of the Board of Living room, kitchen, bath, air Cunty, Florida, LESS: Begin at the Thomas F. King. Jr.. as Trustee of Section 9, Township satisfy the terms of said Writ of County Commissioners condItionIng, no pets Security 21 131362 Soulh, Range CHARLES WALTER MORR and nted Southeast corner of Lot 72, Block A. Barnett.Winston Investment Trust 29 East, saId point being Execution Semino!e County. Florida deposit. $115 Month 7227111 East CORA MORR, his wife. Lake Wayman HeightS. iccording to 720 C.11more Street of the Sovthwt corner of the SE John E. Polk. Publith' May 9. 1975 ' Defendants Of the NW '.01 said kction9; thence the Plot thereof, as recorded In Plat Jacksonville. Florida Sheriff DEN 13 NOTICE OF SUIT OLAN MILLS STUDIOS PARCEL No 1)5 Book 4, Page 21, of the Public run South 0 degrees 73 II West a TO: CHARLES WALTER MORR Needs * Did You Know? * Seminole County, Florida Records of Seminole County, distance of 977.26 feet to the Survey Several ladies for PublIsh: Mayo, 16, 73. 30. 1976 and CORA MORE telephone We have spotless apts, a manager IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Florida, thence run North along the Prime F. Osborn, as Trustee of Line Station 60+00 for the Point of sales wGrb, from our office in DEN 70 RESIDENCE; UNKNOWN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA East lini of Said Lot 22, 110.3 feet who loves people, budget. R.arnett-Wlntton Investment Trust Beginning; thence run NorTh 0 Sanford. AM.PM shifts $2.10 pet to All parties claiming Interests by. stretcttlnç rent. Also unfurrt. CASE NO. 7S-440CA09G tht Northeast corner of said LoS 22, 770 Olimore Street hour. Apply In person only to M degrees 73' ii" East a distance of 3' thrOugh, under or agaInst Charles BAMBOO COVE GARDEN APIS BAR PItT T BAN K OF SEMINOLE thence run North 36 degrees 49' 30" Jacksonvll'e. Florida feet to Survey LIne StatIon 60 + Starraft, Atlantic National Bank 29 for Walter Morn and Cora Morn, his wife COUNTY. NA. E Alrori Blvd. 373 1310 We'st 9643 feet, thence run North 31 PARCEL NO. 113 the end of this survey lIne and to all BuIldIng, Em. 303 from9 AM to I parties having or claIming de'scrlption of Stat. Road S.131. Plaintiff, degrees 10' 30" West 61.25 feet. PM. tb phone calls please. lRoomfurnlshedduples. 74th St. lit , have any right, title or interest in _________________________ thence run South 36 degree's 30' 30" Pan American Bank of Miami SectIon 77360. and last Mo. plus $ deposit. I herein Ot1S. the neat F. and property described. Earn OONALr) HUNT U to $3 an hour around your West 711 69 feet. thence. run SERVE: Roberti. Spicer, Presidenl Containing 347 square feet, more no pets After S. 233.Sa11 GERALDINE P. HUNT, his wife, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED schedule for appointment call $30 tOColkge cc less, exclusIve of areas Southerly to the Southwesterly 250 SE. First Street tying that an action to foreclose a mor Defendants 99. corner of Lot 77, Block "A", Lake Miami, Florida witPtinexistlngroadrlghtofwayand tgageonttmefollowing (qe I Two Bedroom apartments 6. real property NOTICE OF SALE Wayman Heights 34.1 feet, thence PARCEl No. 123 existing Drainage Ditjt Easement, in Seminole County, Florida: Wanted Notice is hercoy given that pir An experienced run Easterly along the Southerly SECTION 713664601 STATE bookkeeper. Apply Lake Mary want to Final Judgment of LoS 9. REAR LAKE HILLS, ac Payton lineofLottn.2&2S,71,n,a'i.j22to Malcolm M Prine, as Trustee of ROAD 4)1; CItyMail,113E.CrystalLakeAve. SEMINOLE COUNTY cording to the plat tnereof as Foreclosure entered in the above the Point of Beginning. Being a part BarnettWlnston Investment Trust SEMINOLE PARCEL. NO. III; FEE fl2.1)0), 7640 Hiawatha Ave. recorded In Pie? Book 13, Page 37, entitled cause In the Circuit Court of of Block "A" of Lake Wayman 770 Gllmore Street SIMPLE FIGHT 01' WAY Seminole County, Florida, I will sell Public Records of Seminole County. General office work, typing, must Heights and Lot 19 of Bradley's That pant of: Jacksonville, Florida hoVe experience. 322 5009. Monthly Rentals Available Florida the propert%' Situate in Seminole Addition to LOOQWOOd according The NE 'a Of the SW ' of PARCEL No. 115 to $133- $130-Color TV County. Florida. cc'scnibed as. Section has been filed against you and you 3. Townsltlp2l South. Range 29 East, are the Plot thereof, as recorded In Plot QUALITY INN-NORTH TEACHERS requIred to serve a copy of your Lot 3$, Block A, SPRING Book 1, Page 17, of the Public G. Troy Ray, Jr. lying between the Old Forest I 46. SR 434. Longwcod CItY'. wi'Ittendeferees, If any. to It on van The EjcatIonal Soles Division of VALLEY FARMS, SECTION TWO, Records of Seminole County, Tax Collector, Seminole County Palm Sorinas Road arid State Road _________________________ according to tt.e plot thereof as Berg, Gay I. Burke. P.A,, at 5-43.1, SectIon 77560. lylnq Florida. Field Enterprises, has interesting wlthI Seminole County Courthouse recorded In Plot Book 11, PageS9, of Post Office Box 793, Orlando, 6 oS week summer posItions. $750 feet each side of LESS AND EXCEPTING: All of Sanford, Florida 31A-Diplexes thc Public Records of Seminole the following Florida 32*02, and file the original Longwood North Subdivision. ac guaranteed for 100 demon. Asto Interest inand to any parcel deicnioed County, Florida; with the Clerk of the above styled cording to the Plat thereof, as included herein. Commence on the East line of strations.Wlthopportu,..itytoearn Nlcelbedroomunturnished.pt.air, at public tale to tne highest and best recorded in Plot Book 16, Page 23, of court on or before May 26th, 1915; ) up to $1,000 or more for full SectIon 4, Township 71 South, Ran2e otharwite a Judgment may be irt carpeted, adults only. No pets. bidderforcashattheweatfronl door the Public Records of Seminole summer. For local Interview, call River Run, Inc. 29 East, at a point $11277 feet South tered against you for the relief $91 SO 3fl 2296 eves 6. week ends of the Seminole County Courthouse County, Florida Cheser Hirschy. 645 1715 SERVE' John F Lowndes, Resident of the Ploitheatl orner of the SE demanded in the complaint or 'oSanforct. FIqidj, at 11:00A.M. on and thC undersigned as Sheriff of Agent 1, of said SectIon isaid point •'so petition DUplI, large 2 bdroom, kitchen P.Sav 70th, A C) inS. Experienced Farm Seminole County, Florida, will at SuIte 433 being 11$? 72 fett South of the Nortn. CM:ar(h SCICflIISII Iri equipped, air, washer, quiet WITNESS my hand and the seal of 11:00 AM. on WITNESS my hand onto the seal Of Firs? Federal Building west corner of Seclic'n 3,'Townthip said Court on April 72nd, 1975 the 12th day of May, Equipment Mechanic university Laboratories neighborhood In Geneva. $130 ma. thIs r.ourt the 6th day of May, 1973 Orlando, Florida 71 Souttt, Rançe 29 East. thence run AD, 1973, otter for s-ale ai'id s-itt to 34,5317 (SEAL) throughousthecountryneed (Seal) Paid vacation, hospItalIzatIon, thehighestbidder,ftcrcath,sublerp PARCEL No.123 North 73 degree's 35' 14" East a Arthur H Oeckwifh, Jr. Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. pensIon plan. paø holidays. thousands o(mIce to help to any and all existing lelns, at the distance of 373.57 feet to the Clerk of the Circuit Court Clark of the Circuit Court I or 2 bedroom duplix apartments Salary commensurate with es Front begInning (West) Door Sabal Point Properties. Inc. of a curve concave of the Seminole save lives (torn cancer. iiCtar,. fly Furnished or unfurnished 40' By: Elaine RiCharde p.rlenc.. Smltty's Inc.. 26)2 m County Courthouse in Sanford, SERVE: W. Kelly Smith, Resident Soume'rly and having a rdlus Deputy Clerk of Publish: April 2S, May 2.9, 14, 1973 bwn $ 4:30, Mon..Fni. selmrnitg Pool. 4770 S. C'rlOfldo , Florida, ttie above described per1437.3 Agent feet; thence Wifi you help? Jere F. Daniels, of run OEM.159 " 2'° sonal property. 715 F. Central Boulevard Southeasterly along the arc of said Ntsd experienced bank teller. Call _____________________________ TURPIBULL. ABNER AND GIVE TO YOUR That said tale Is being made to Orlando, Florida curve through a central angle Of 33 3726711, ixt. 3d. or See personnel SANFORD LAKE MARYarea, 3 BR DANIELS 1) degrees 32' a distance $60.13 feet IN THE CIRCUIT CO"tT OF THE satisfy the terms of said Writ of PARCEL PlO. 11$ American Cancer Societ "o'- at AtlantIc National Bank of Duplex with In the ground pool, Y 117 West Lyman Avenue Execution. totheendo1 saIdcurve thence run Sat'ford EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. completely enclosed. AcplIance,, Post Office Box 100 Fsg6trairsai John F. Polk, James H. Winston as Trustee of South 70 degrees 37' 46" East a CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Work Air conditioner, drape's, area rug W,nter Park. Florida 371w your own hours Earn extra 'tilt 4 (!'eCklp Sheriff distance of 413 15 feet to the POINT COUNTY, ILORIDA. B'irnett.Winslon Investment Trust $150 per month Including pool ATTORNEYS FOP PLAirITlFF income as an AVON Reprcs.n 720 Gllrnore Street OF BEGINNiNG: thence run South Seminole County, FlorIda CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.7O7CA4t.I service. All you do is swim See Publish- May tative Call 6143(179 Publish: April ii, 25. May 2.9, 191$ Jacksonville, Florida 1? degree's 01' II" a distance Of 100 FEDE PAL NATIONAL MOE. _____________________________ I I'll Ci,' I.tj; S tSi %-i' thisnow.90.i 175 3157, ext 779 Don DEN OEM 10$ PARCEL No. 113 feel to the end of this described line, TC,AGE ASSOCIATION, Persons Interested in $100 or ii ri:.. Containing 7037 square feet (0047 Plaintiff, weekly working full or part time. _____________________________ Each defendant is hereby notified acres), more or less, exclusive of v. 130 tha' the Plaintiff will call up for area lyIng within existing road RANDALL EDMOND JACKSON 32-Houses Unfurnished hearing before the Honorable Tom rights of way. and F. DELORIS JACKSON, ak a 21-Situations Ynted YOu and each of you art hereby WaddeIl.Jr.,00eottheiudgnoftpi$ DELORIS JACKSON, hli wife, 3Bedroomb$ocIptouse' iI..A ik •i, - ..'w ..,,.,:a,. ,,, I..,.,II,., -v NrLI• UL) %.UMPAI'IY, 'MOtS5lONAL ORDERLY I will Kitchenequipoed Junc, AD. Ivs. ,t 11-30 o'clock, filed its sscrn Complaint, together INC., JACKSON SUPPLY COM dohorne&plospifalpjflentc.,,7 $iSOMonth.)flhl?O A M Seminole Co'ity with Its Dtciaratkg of "aking in e f4j, SOIjTiIIAST MTIO4L 3 or 1) 1. Write p.o. 434, Sanford, FlorIda, its applicatkxi for abOv4 s'yled Court agaInst you and RANK OF ORLANDO, and UNITED I Bedroom, It Sanford. new carpet, an Order of Taking heretofore tiled each of you asdefenidants seeking to STATES OF AMERICA. garage. clota to SChools 3720337 in this cause. All parties to this suit condemn the above described Defendants Rentals end all other interested parties may property located In Seminole NOTICE OF SUIT 2BedroomDuplexand CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS ____ Real Estate i Well Drilling YOUR CHOICE '.Fl I S srkhNkLEp SYSTEMS 2799 Wer'r,ci'rivce STIPIF MAIPliNI P. SUPPLy (0 101W 2nd St 377613? .ii WHERE ECONOMY IS KING 211 - Addition' 434 FERN PARK _____________________________________________________________________________________ 8312828 ____ _ L ,. 4. - ; P__-_ ... ... .._ ., . .- ,.: . . ..-' - - ,-.--..'--, -'. - _. ...,'. .., ____9__--._ - _-.. , h..._. --.,,_. --'- . ..-.- , ... .__. --,,----- . ... ' ' '...... S '' ' '-" -- -'-- -- " - - '-" ' -.- -.----. .,, , ., , ,.-_. ..-,, -_-.---- - -. ,---, ,-,' - - -•-'----- -. ---.- ----, 'ç" ' -, .• ., ., - - -" : ---- '- . 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IT Jul i Jill a m -JUl' amn~ 11i ll_il am j.11 N Jul 2 EN JJul ME rzisiJ Nul ammom Jill lull HMO "4ulIJlliI - ~ , k r - : STARTING ONIGHT1 -I a. "In 111111111111 IiII111111111 (24) Zee Cooking School (35) Speed Racer 11:00 (2, 1) Pink Panther (6) Valley Of Dinosaurs (9) Super Friends • I ' I - C II V N N B 0 0 A - CHILDREN IL JJUI 0£Po 0 8TCEPGMNCR F 0 Carrascoendas jz ' I )F_ ' 14 N t k,Iq -JJ . £ Jii II HARROWHOUSE with CANDICE BERGEN - HOT . $1-00 LESS £ I Sanford Ave., Sanford 4. )LJUYOJ ,,, ziiz i xiii x i xi x i z z xi i x z xzxz z z _____ ________ qa'T * _______ --A-, ALEATICO BARBERA CABERNET GAMAY —. ,. —\ - illillillillillllll 1' is dw TROUBREAU VALDEPENAS PINOT SOIR ZINFANDEL REFO8CO TOMORROW: Hodp Podp "1111" - . , i 0 * YORK a STEA K 0 AI 1 Dine At The Sheraton 2.. .0 0 c / en , / S I' IUf) 2 pints salad (choice) 2 pints mashed potatne 1 f)!nt gravy 12 biscuits er,'-. CHOICE OF ENTREE: 1 5 oieces chicken 1 8 oz. i mfllie (jc, cuRrip'Sb .. a -_ - 4 i p - Altarionte Mail -~- - __ ~~- . - - , .- - . ,L I 1. Index i ) 89 X , - -- - .- - --- -S--- -.-= 40 Around the Clock . - ,AA Dr. Lamb - i -- 4 laX 0 '49 . b1m N / e Dear Abby - Sanford lr,,, - Classified ... ... ..... 7C .. ........... 5A Hospital ..•. t... ,' '\!.\\ 0 - .=J1.,P., U ___ i • - Layer elects to do something about it, and Layer says with .ill the publicity" in newspapers about the Issue he can see no reason why a teacher shouldn't have been notified. course not all teachers read newspapers and it seems that SOflIC pcliidpals f r ot" t bri f thel Liar that the notices were just a part of required policy and that schlool oMcials say 99 per cent ' oung Sanford Couple Heiped T,. - '. '• 1. .. . '_ ~--~P-:--'Iff-,---71WZ. f~ ~___Z :z_-,~. i.: _oj ~=_ 1_.~_3~. 1~i~ T_i _17 " f V_ z 1- jA: _ ~ .. _~~_ ' - ." - ~ " t. T ".- ?:'l' " ho bwev '" -of P.&&M ii.t %W ba 42 Editors at the Sonesta Beach 11 064 ,of 0 I" TIN M" 8 %60"aft.WO&A illit, 10*$% 60, 1141 %@" bw ft" WA smiiiiiiiii MAW* T ipa I 6" 49 of owl ad R.W* ., 0.~.w :: on" * a* ~ ban "d I bowq &- a ft 08W on %M "W %.. W.V. d t_~_ Women's Yesterday's high 93, low this morning 17 Partly cloudy to ocruslonally cloudy through today with a chance of mainly afternoon and evening thundershowc-s. Highs mostly In low 90i Lows mostly in low 70s Winds variable 10 mph or less except gusty near thundershowers. Rain probabIlity 30 per eeni in 50 per cent today. Complete oeather details on Page S.A. -- &&---a ~__ 11~ _ ~ .. __ - ~ '.. - - ' - -_. —_ - - _____- -_ A , . " ' - - - - am iligil" %ft am so 0. MIJ ft -am mins.0 b9% to" a kt," 0 W" 71111- me '-,# award winning ;. 1 1 . d W.114 0 ft -- 00 ptsilhirs . : I -w-- . - - % -I ~ ft --- . V 4 _; - -_ '*~_ * 1. 1111 __ ow am In 6" I '"74 ftritime aft"k 1*%M" 00 & b*11 story detailed the efforts of Steve :r.' ' -;,- - 1~ . . = 11 .k~'*~ I j ~!~, 16i ! . , - liiio,t - ' t - -1 Iii-If 4 I _____ — - . - - ltichad.s and Susan Iloffrnin m sasin" four ''o Ic from a an --. -. .e i.. ":: - ukia &%-A twang a ow ft" mom" rft Jim 0, , TWO — - — pas,sengers. ~ V10111111111 OV11111111 club " Richards and Miss Hoffman EXPANDS PARKING LOT Bridge when the van was in. olsed in a mishap and flipped -__;. aw at to-ow I 'd us M oubillirm *%i - - . . C*1i " "bftl om em om 1#6.6ce "iiiset.ii, "" rf~ ."", ftwu a 1whird "in a fl BANK I fact, G over into the St. johns,sinking 4 .&.I ,_.0 t"M O,W,r - '11 71,Ili 4 been a stand-up man about the -ow ftaw,ftw WW %. %wp% 1.6. I Crews were lo cvmplete demolition Saturday of complex of for- some 30 seconds afterwards. " .00 f.pir.'" Lft matter, says it wouldn't Ur mer store buildings on northwest corner of Second St. and Spolski interview ed bo th Miss be him if additional .-N''' M" %a U on'" ON &%wd hwaa~. am@ a ers Magnolia Ave. In downtown Saford to make room for the areHoffman and Richards after the C OUfl) •:dIf Atlantic National Bank to Ilduhit' Its tiiStamcr parking facilities. before school starts again next tral,it Shd) and rescue had '' -'. ' '' itosrd Hodges, ANU presidi oh, said originall) the bank September. - . a - I 1W . %4 1 V"4 lo expand drive-In teller facilities whrre the bui'dings are being m-curred and detailed their I-For now, however. red-eyed tern down. Hut the new failftks, he ;aid, will be built by October tughts aLId vAperiences, teachers are calling Groom 3 on the cast side of French Ave. between 15th and IM Sts. In a new As a resui! of their life-savini; This Is the story %hich won third plac v honor% for fiera Id Office. complaining they ha%e "motor bank" remote banking facI1it (Photo b I) Crockett) efforts both Miss Hoffman and kssocsate'F.diloriotinA It appeared last autumn. :: t - ___ ~ ____ - .- '- . -_____ - _____ -- -- ~L'". ~~__i" =,"vAua-_ --k, P-1 . --.I,0;*74-_ Z:!~-f ,',. -"I Ift! %"W8 Asa olmm I - ~_ 6; ,- ma. '' _____ - ~._,f-_-;a6 _:____~___~. ---v_- . ft 40 T"W (AM so .% ,,W 0 .", - - - __ '_ .. -i 'so ar' generalsports reporting in 1970. . fr - '-- iry._* r_%. 01-AW.""4b.~ wok%oft bm*eriii. b.. %O.-d 1-1-4 W lutfirgi, secorxl i '- ", I' P" - " - — ' _ I_ I- ; The honor was the second for Six)lski during his tenure with '. I 'I U : , __ during the spring meeting of the - 1111111 ' 4 r -It - will be before the next school rm begins. WEATHER OPEN DAILY I I a-M.-9:30 P.m.-FRI-SAT 9 .-.30 p.m. 1809 Fre"-h Ave. ye (Hi -way 1792) • ShIlliatmansmi"U Irm WOL0WIDE suvici INNS. MOTION! 00 RAYON HOTILS ~i 0111 00#0 AVENUE AT 14 & STAIS otwiiii0iiii iilihi:Oir wiiliiiiliiiiiiaiiiiiila 6A _' ' %I_1tl, tt%i - . to regret the furor caused by the termination slips. SEA Executive Director Gene Grooms says he will take Board unless School Supt Bud i 8 -1 j _________ ____ It's state meet time and Ile aid Sports Editor Tom Keyser has all the results, including a stining story on -second flat 100 yard das~ rocc,rd. For the details see Page IB in the Sunday Herald. , 4. _ .--------, ff7__ -,~~~ - ~ 1 1~ ~~~""OMMMMOMM~numm ItImm'sommili ,., . . $5 MOTHER FREE - , . 1, Accomparkd By 2 or Mwe Ptruns I Today I .Seminole County Bicentennial supporters. For Ilie details on how the giant-sized flag is progressing see the .Seminole Magazine section of today's .Sunday Herald. 20 . ir St Analysis i — 1 xplained that while Parker's , Fruit Cup or Cream of Chicken Soup and Choice of Vegetable Salad Bar and Choice of Creme de Menthe, Fresh Strawberry or Chocolate Parfait, Hot Bread, Whipped Butter, Cheese and Crackers, Coffee Cl Tea 4 ip Causes . . " working drug cases", stantly the sheriff's department "has John A. SpOiski, associate Richards were honored by the most disastrous in Seminole done a good job and can't un. only SW a month available for editor of The Evening Herald, Sanford Jaycees with special County history ind brought the Herald Staff Writer 0 derstand the uncaring language use by its Investigative branch Saturday was honored by the Florida Society of Newspaper awards at this year's Jaycee public opinion spolt1ight on the contained in the notices. as investigation monies." Banquet. making note of their old, outdated bridge which is The wording in a termination Grooms feels the matter "it doem't far when there Editors with a third Place heroic action. notice-plus some possible go _______________________________________________ due to be replaced within the could have been handled alluje are 15 or 20 people working Parker writing award In spot news breakdown in communication mncre"tactfully" because,after The accident was termed the next year. cams with that money," be-tween teachers ard prifl- Stewart Gatchel, the school shps which %ere sent the 2oa all "leachers are human beings said. "In order to do the job In reporting for papers under cipals-has caused quite a stir system's personnel director, teachers earlier this week. But with feelings." Grooms Is not drug investigations you must circu lation. among 2W teachers who have plans to send a memo to all Gatchel didn't intend the alone. Gatchel shares that Spollski took the honor for a have money available and yet to be approved for rehire in schools explaining the notices to have the result part of Groom's feelings and many times In large amounts," story entitled "Heroes" that situation, Seminole County next year. namely plans to fully inform teachers in they're having LePore, making a report on detailed the rescue of four Admitting that wording "I'll admit it could have been causing upcoming memo, progress the federal drug task people at the Osteen Bridge the Seminole contained in the notices worded in a different way," Education Association (SEA), Perhaps the stir is un- force agents are making in the Last ear b t" young .)dfliOtd sounded "final and fatal," Gatchel said of the termination teachers and parents to get I derstandable when one con- Central Florida area, said residents during a tragedy t siders that no one would be agents have confiscated a in arms. c..;' pound and a half of cocaine, saw five persons drown. Gatchel says the notice was overjoyed to receive a notice of a • "only a part of the in- termination after giving their 65,000 pills ranging from lSDto )pOiAliS entry in the stateI '•' " " dexedrinC, h heroin nA i formational process and' that all for an entire t'ear i widecontestfinlshedbehindthe 1 Grooms also fears the slips of marijuana. I principals were instrue r"I "%" LA work of Mike O'Hara and staff could create a "severe morale Of this, a pound of the cocaine explain to each individual A Mother's Day Gft teacher affected that the reason problem" during the remainder came from Seminole Count) of the Titusville Star Advocate r here Parker and his men covering the resignaLin of the they w'ren't approved for (Coi*flued On Page A) stopped what Parker termed town's CU) manager, and Dick Is because of a predicted Mothers are very special and their children tell why shortage in state funding (' ntr and Al Hall of the Ocala in a special photo and story display by Women's Editor C'., A "Apparently some teac hers a ti Jean Patteson. For an irt.sldc look at a child's love for uv :.ir Eanner in covering '1' Lives didn t get the explanation" _____ mother, turn to Page IC of the Sunday Herald i i ture of escapees s from a AMMOM said Gatchel, adding that he has ' •!•• N I1M •p men's Prison, no desire to pass the buck to UPwI,w, ' , T k T A UI) special flag is being made b) Sanford and J koll;_01111111111111a~~ S * ______ 1 ' Includes hot baked potato, fresh garden salad tfl( hot buttered rail. - Teachers Get Explanation and Yorkshire Pudding *44inner LD 111111=111111 6000 (fruit arrests in spend on nothlng'but buying dope like he does, we could do a i o sK1 Wins State News ng Honor www Giblet Gravy and Cranberry Sauce ,upirloiri - - p i Ili, . Champagne Sauce and Candied Yams urkey with 41h - ________ 6 IItCnSIL, 6 wet naps 6 napkins - D 1, N % - , 6 plates . W A7 I - : HOUSE . ' h Moo& Day! No c6(*10%^ I I , ' SANGIO VETO GRENACHE MONDEUSE ."-' - r- bodhMill, up. down, of 0 '— — NVM 0 N D U B 8 B L B D M A F N I Z Us , .. - - ' Parker and Seminole County CVALDBP0NASBSUBDN0M (8) World Around HONORED 1 Outdoors 11: 30 (2) Star Trek (6) Hudson Brothers . d Dismissal 12 YRS. UNDER - - • ~ POTATO - FRESH VEGETABLE HOMEMADE MUFFINS & DESSERT 8 I G - ' $2.95 ABOVE SERVED WITH TOSSED SALAD B T N R '. ' (9) Lasslies Rescue CAMFAY - . IS '2 Baked Chicken w- Dressing Specia f Report "11 you want to work narstrongly criticized LePore's results," cotics traffic as it should be remark about "too much time 1I "Admittedly we haven't worked, you hare to have the on marijuana arrests." '1 111q_, -_;__~~ funds, mnanpoer and equipmade as many arrests this year 1973, 68 per cent of all arrests "one of the largest supliers in "The difference is the fact as last, but we've been working '--f-: mnent to do the job properly." '.'erc for A marijuana," LePare the southeast" last year and an that we are pledged to work th e a different kind of drug inSo declared Seminole County said. "It's a waste of time for additional kilo of cocaine was local cases because of the vestigation," Parker said. / Sheriff's U. Ray Parker after a the court system and for the .elzed by Parker's officers In public we serve. If a mother "Still, all my men are married Federal Drug Enforcement police. I think we have to assign another investigation, - - ~ !7y calls and sa ys she's found and ha ve families. Man, we go I ageat called the Orlando area a some priorities on what laws we -The task for ce w hich Mr. marijuana in her son's jeans to work and sometimes It may "supermarket for drugs" in an want to enforce. I have yet to LePore Is working ir 7-04 with Is and wants us to help her, ________ then be two, three days before we get interview this week with the , hear of a person dying of an comprised of local officers on we are obliga ted to do just .1 back home-many times J1 I I... Associated Press, overdose of marijuana and loan to the Federal Drug people that," Parker said. ~lr without making a case." "IfOrlandolsasupermarket, there is more than enough and not a federal operation," "If a citizen called me and then I guess Seminole County IS heroin and Harrell explai ned. "We have reported the finding of a small cocaine The "convenience store tag to keep us IV a con venience st ore," Par ker busy." two good men-excellent men, amount of marijua na , and I for Seminole County as a drug said - "AM . . . we hinr many Maine the number We feel-assigned to Mr. sald'If it's not loorls pounds or Ceflterstemn from what Parker 11ulsLne -, so-caeu big men dealing in one na rco tic in Orange County LePore's group and Sanford so, don't bother us', I'd be calls the "vast coastline and ,it _. .I- -- '. . I . _-_ ^ and the profits In drug has a top-notich man teamed cleaning out my desk a el t ke n as ab o . . ___~__ . .* . . . Parker made his remarks smuggling are tremendous. with him as well. It is pay-ing Sheriff (John) Polk found out," the whole of Florida a giant - I .. A , . .~..... - .. .- ., I -.1 . They are "big enough that off. Parker continued. "The supermarket." - following statements by John B. -"Oft - 01 any kid who can scrape up "There is no other way for "We get our share of the stuff, 3 . * . 1, "" '. . . ._.-_._.,__ federals aren't required to work .--4 LePore, district agent in charge ---. , 1. .. — ,;:':' $5,000 to buy a kilogram of local agency to work drugs but that kind of a drug call and we but not as much as the west of the U.S. Drug Enforcement cocaine in South America can as part of a task force wi th m us t." coast gets, but if we picked an Seminole County Sheriff's Patrol Capt. LR. Rice presetils Jack Administration, that many make $320,000 on the street if he federal backing because they Parker points out that In the airfield around here and sat on Homn of Southem Bell Telephone Company a plaque for 20 years small agencies were "spending follows it through to the end, have thefundsandresourcesto past sL mon ths his team late drfrlag with the company during ceremonies at Southei too much time on of(Continued On PageZA) said. marijuana arrests while wnt to get Into a wan 34 awards for saLe dsftlig, tstalg yesra sad represes allowing major dealers a ne Xt. but if hassle sme L7 miIhm m8n tnrvde& _. . reip-11 / ., Pot Roast w- Egg Noodles BTDRRC 0AC , • I ., L UwA Wen $325 be of major assistance to us," agents have averaged 97 hours Harrefl continued a week working drugs in But Parker and Harrell Seminole County "wi th good ', SAFE DRIVER Sauce ore usts -.• li'. 190*1 $3.25 Herald Staff Writer ' ' - Hickory Smoked --idy . . 12 NOON TO S P.M. Breast of Turkey W- Dressing . - PF A Fried Shrimp W- French Fries Rangers 'a j - HORM s By GLENN MCCASLAND ,~~u -_ -_ rV__ ___ i *r.. - . ___VA j Ham w-Raisin Store Mr~l vT.c H m 'Convenience - I ltw Boom Qjiigdnii Red Gripe Varletle. Seminole County Drug ~.L. .___~-_~M__WA I.,I _mi~_ - - . - . . ;i, ore ._" I , 0MEN 13tTJ 1:30 (2) Rock Concert 0 .-'. ,'_-.'--. .j__ ~ ti TEVLIGNASOOIAA LAM0 ::: ii, (1) Protectors 1:00 (2) Thriller (44) Bobby Goldsboro nriu rescinded, allowing Amos Jones to remain in top positions in two federally funded organizations in Seminole County. CSA Regional Director Sonny Walker in Atlanta, (;a., made th e decision earlier this week to kill th e 1971 policy, which Jones had been in apparent violation of for sitting in the two positions. Jones had served as executive director of . _ . " . _-__ :_A!~? ,qr _ - . ~ d-._ ~ .,! 9 _ I_ _._.1 ..3_ ' , -_ . - ____ l:4d ...- :. _-_ _ .__:_9~ - __r__. . . . 1 ,- - I _ ~I2t_ ., z.U _-- 1-4 I- -:- ._ - i_a__6-0 ~__.-~~ 7 . _1_ - F_-_ '.~ ~_ - 11 ~ ~~ - --. ,- -_ .~ _ .- p 43 Meadows 44 Capital o 45 Arabian gulf Uiutc& tcm i ' Seminole County Action, Inc. (SCA) since 1967 and Seminole County's situation is the first one to come Jones remained as the chairman of the board, as chairman of the board of directors of Seminole Atlanta office and not a federal regulation. up for consideration, regarding the policy, because the two programs were similar. Employment and Economic Development, Inc. Reasoning for the policy was because one person The internal policy states that no staff member In March Jones received a copy of the 1971 would not have enough time to adequately handle ISEEDCO since 1970. of one grantee may serve as chairman of the board regional office memo, Jones has been elected to the non-salaried bo th positions. for ano th er grantee. SEEDCO position each year since 197 and is paid Jones said the four-year old memo had never But Jones and Orr both said that since the two "Our experience has been that there is no need come $16,500 annually for the SCA position. 0 across his desk prior to March, and an official organizations are closely related, Jones is not for the poli'y," Rafferty said, The change in policy comes as no surprise to in Atlanta said that the memos were not mailed out spread too thin between the positions. either Jones or Horace Orr, SEEDCO president, "The aims of both agencies may be well serviced to every agency. bo th of Whom had predicted Jones would be able to by having a person serving in dual capacity roles," The board of directors of SCA passed a hut, when a field supervisor for CSA visited retain both positions, resolution immediately after Jones received the Rafferty said. Jones last fall, he discovered Jones In violation of 1971 memo requesting a policy waiver. Torn Rafferty, special assistant to Walker, said Orr said hrn the 1971 memo was sent to Jones the policy and a copy of the memo was mailed. Friday that since the 1971 memo was issued, The resolution was mailed to the ('SA office in that it would be to the advantage of SEEDCO f The administrative directive Is a policy of the mid-April. administrative directive from the Cornmumty Services Adminstratjon (CSA) has been -- 36 District - 1i 46 Wet 21 East and 22 Diminishes 47 Prepot.on speed (2 *ds) 48 College VIP 2 English statesman -- Regional Office Rescinds Earlier Directive Jones Wins Appr oval To Keep Two Federal Positions .. 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BERNICE BEDE OSOL A family pi oblem for the past d e 8sthose out plans you now know to be1 ARIES (March 21.A2'pll 19) weeks will start to fa begin to see things in unworkable. You'll be able to Your financial aspect.i continue involved concentrate more on important perspective, to be promising, If you use PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) goals. common sense. Don't take a Friday, May 9,197S-6B FRIDAY i; 0 0 1IM1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 SCOPE HORO - -- - � 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 09, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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I0.a LOCATIONS 080 s • - NLY~v - - - . 8- information and wants commissioners to justify their reasons for splitting the du ties of the (ierk ri the Circuit Court I - 3-1. in .*v-_r " o!t ciratim ad a comptroller's post, with 4 - .-I .- - - 1__ __ E - -I - --- --- :: - - -' '- - I I A, -_ - . -r __ - ___ - --_-- --_- -_ "1 can't say enough about the way Bob Hattaway i _- --~ ,--. .11_- - z ___________ __ m: ,-;;I-'. - - - - I ..~_K_ __ Eir~ - .1 4r-~ ~~_W_ - _!P~ . - a u r rise rMAKSAWN ____ tu make the Tallaluissee LEV to the commission's I-.... create a master bookkeeping - - \ • 1A \ ' I . Nine or 10 buses will be used to transport clear that the school administietion has no intention of going into either the sidewalk construction or road budding business. Mayor James R Lammm said, I'll* city nearly 800 students, Layer estimaW. The remaining 350 students will be required to walk. power Thus, if additional accounting functions need to be .-"- submit a budget to the commission for additional ' Lormann added that if the city did have mo ney for sidewalks, first priority would be vide safe alonghighly-traveled SR 427 to can Lormann said the only answer in the near sidewalk has been proposed near the school site. by many coun- In another matter, Layer refused to cilmen over the years, including current hoard member H. A. Scott. alkia)s hen the 1977 opening date of — future is for motorists to exercise eWeme walkways for Lyman High School. The SR 427 pressure would be brought to bear for safe iornmssion of building sidewalks on E. E. Williamson Road since Insufficient right-of-way exists on the th soii siJean a ainage is ocati t ' on he to Layer warned city officials that citizen aLso the Count Clerk and also - ,, of the __=-_ %d road or sidewalk access planned Cirruit Court, the aide said, is The present Clerk --- Range I1üie Road. for Seminole County," Fechtel's aide said this morning. lie did say, however, that if Fechtel is sufficiently swaycd to have the duties of a comptroller performed without splitting the clerk's duties. - B DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer LONGWOOD - School Supt. Bud Layer, in mission already has the - - -I 1. /-d n -Longwood P*cture a conference with city offlclals, today made it the delegation that the com. I : "dewalk Not School Si believe we need a comptroller The aide said the State Comptroller has informed Fechtel and other members of ' -. .0, _~ - estimate w hen the Woodlands Elementary Schoolwillopen. "!amoutofdateconcerning ;_ , ..--- - - the The Woodlands school, formerl Alta middle school approaches. ' - - Z~ ~ I_,-t monte Elementary School. was moved to a To hell with pressure," Councilman site off EE Williamson Road from Gerard Connell said, noting the city's concern Altamonte Springs. The school board has that th° students he protected while walking to and from school along SR 434 and been plagued sith difficulties since the moving project began a year ago IS -, _ V_ ___ y By BILL BELLEVILLE methods" that would include to 1w revenue txirds for plenty of room to wor't with on Structural Systems Inc. (SI) .& 0 P! I It While SCCIFIA is limited to iV 120 .icres I here are now v lkh has bi-on in I'mancial facilities on port property west three acti ve businesses on the receivership for several bonding on its 120 acres. SCIDA hIrh to house pri&iners ity c Sanford on the St Johns, has site, In addition to the Co n crete months SCOPA has yet to issue has t he ability to Issue in SCOPA, w hich has the abil dustrial revenue t,3nds for lai d1llI$7l3 PI • construction anywhere lease building 310 for a Jail facility, county commissioners are now considering tapping the industrial revenue bonding powers of either the county port authority (SCOPA) or the In. Development ~ 0 ,Ln,&- ;W . I 14r, i 11 tY1it duringthelastweektodlscuss the various alternaus: vail. $ C 0 m, n e /J1 -~, . , ____ m . M . . = - - 4I # 30th Anniversary Marked -.-iyj- -. j- i 7 .1 ~ v- ~16',,P_- _ %:4 ? 29~ . In its four years of operation -_ .1 Index - -_ - . j*A -A,r ~ Ii~r-74! - V, -) ;;. -, - three directom, is currently - - - - - - -, leaderless. - Vihien said he still "hopes to talk with Sanford Airport - Around CIk 4A ----------- 71, Bridge Cal endar -. lA Classified 1041A Editorial Hor oscope Hospi tal Obituaries .. . - 4A 8B 7A -- -- Authority Chairman) Dr. I'1'I'/4UIetIkIdEi1pI r"'1 $ plagued the Seminole County Jail for some time now Voters defeated a special bond Issue for'construction of a facility last year. •'l iA ''uld V. '."" sonally favor construction of a facility at t he Five Points area" '' i saffelo M219arino 14 en. I aapo- 11104 'A" 14 1 gill I e _--_____ " " R". next to the cowity roads depart. ment off U.S. 1,7." ... Proudfoot, he said, Is currently "looking into innovative co n struction - -__'__.___ Dick Allen, the Preakness and the Indianapolis 500 are featured on today's sports pages See stories' along ithlocalbaseballandsoltballresults,onPage1 B ._ - - - M71. - - Commission Cliairman Sid Vihlen Jr. has been meeting with Seminole I. Vihlcn said that the board will look closer at the po-sibility of . having SCIDA "float industrial ~e I revenue bonds for construction Is its. 11 r~ --1 I~ III -. - ____ ft.0 , ~,~7 . Lt ~ , AI -W !! . ". -. dustrial , I -, Mosola--,"', Coon bonds for any business. utilization of madulat unit, in convi-tirtion of In luatri..I refusal of the Sanford Airport Authority toallow thecountyto - __________: _ working with Layer said students from Sleepy Hollow subdivision and these north of Sandalwood and Highland Hill will be bused to the school. -1 ." -- ---_ operate the lab and has been Leesburg, casting the one dissenting vote against the measure. "lie (Fechtel) stflI does not position, a referendum will ha%e to be d during t - . - - JWGree Pago mrk ts_,___ it Vihien, Polk and other Sernimle County off icials since to bring about the takeover. er Fechtel, a Republican from - -- - -. - "I.Cu : 'Me FDCLF was responsive to the suggestion the crime that State Senator John Vogt, D- vr FOV* ._ h',- - - -- -_- I - I - I Pillsbury. SP'iSw,.t.n., I lI'..sW.dM.,I(97 1 $ Lu.....:::::::::::.._:__:.__...__J4) SAN FOR D PLAZA — SAN FOR D LONGWOOD VILLAGE CTR. - LONGWOOD SEMINOLE PLAZA -CASSELBERRY - --_ -_ - 41. - NI ~ - - -__ -_ -------------.-. -_ __.'-___ - -_ --_ -, - it. -- - - - Robert M Rosemond about any cha nges that still exist for the use o building." ut Vihlen admits the possibilities - - . - - • . oosertetl • •.. Respect or & w area police chiets, tncooperatlon with South Seminole Optimist (UO, Day" by sharing their duties today with selected young people. From left, flAb Moe, Optimist district officer; Oviedo Police Ch ief Randy Blankenship with honora ry Chief Steve Pler,r; Ciselberry YOUNG CHIEF5 HAVE THEIR DAY mittec chairman Dick Therlault. (Herald I'huto by Tom Vincent -_ -_-_-_-_ :I1 or ity .' uC(1SiOfl Airport Authiuri Last month to cut off any negotiations with the coun ty for ChIJ George Karcher and Honorary Chief Mike Andes; Longwood Honorary Chiel Yvonne Kastor the use of the thre"tory brick and Chkf Jim Plelcar.ca; Winter Sprtqi Chief 30w Gov"k and Honorary Chief Qarey Jobuou; stmct-turc ca.me in L%e wake a Altamonte Spr!ugs Police Capt. David Gunter, Honorary Chief David Perkins and Optimist eom• mounting co mmunity pressure --_- -_- '' 12A U) ilfl-i S -' 1" * B - - - --------------.---------------_ __ I I I-",-` , ." - 7- - Herald Staff Writer - • ._..yw_ k,\~ - ;__tj T. , A k 1--1,1 ,I VAL % - - I I I-. Ijjjji"0j _- -, Beckwith's office, but Vihlen Vihlen said he's heard said that would increase bookkeeping costs because scheduled to meet with foravote - whichwouldmean new arguments, but he raid the accounting must be Initially Seminole's lawmakers at 5 p.m. county officials are able today county commission "is condone in each department of for a re-airing of the issue. to convince lawmakers of that tinually committed to the county government, regar. Today's meeting was called by need -the ballot should allow comptroller program." dless. - JWGreenStamps -Al' .-.. ."'..4, . 59' 1--.---• of Commission chairman is working on with the worked with the House and the support of Rep. Ed leg islature. Blackburn was tremendous," VihIen said In The crime lab takeover by the F`DCLE was reviewing the passage of the crime lab funds by the proposed by Sheriff John Polk several months ago House. when it became apparent that funds for the lab ,,But the war hasn't been won yet, only one would run out on both a federal and county level battle," Vihlen continued. "We are going to press done without creating a new then modified his stance and post, an aide to State Rep. began to woo Fechtel. Vince Fechtel said today. The Fechfol aide also said If matter * 4I. I u Fht* ch Onion Dip I funding may tell them the job can be or without Fechtel's support but , -/_ ------ p . '1•f SAA20%hln Filivi'lliefflilyfolifiNtAft I "' to pill, 25 4 the lab;,1 - where shopping Is 0 i'•hi:ii'•ci lfL - - aw--, (14 - Thru Wadnosday - I I It - - I - - - *, 10 q - . \, . I 'Valencia Oranges...... 5 'To*is-a 594 P41 the legislature for , . - '':::-'-------------------••---------• TftI% 'is within I.now" ~. Chocolate M., $ '' O'e-i I U - " hh"$a 191ili • IAVItec,S,.i.a'sFv.1I - -- - ______ _ : Z~,~_ ,- Frus trated by the recent I Juicy - - 1 - I; _____ .IIAm.,On ' •• Pears Squash.......... J ., Zucchini Tanly Flesh cow"Abo ' '. - - - I I -•" - 33 I - I 4 - . - --- 1 I KtOft• I F1046 liwn," 24 S.10, taway and Sen. John Vogt to gain more support j:, inf4c I %;0 I if p€rsonnel to perforn those citizens the cIioce of hcther lie sxid hLs agrument will be duties, Fechtel's aide said the comptro ller's position is that private businesses keep State Rep. Bob Hattaway, D- elective or appointive. their own books, the sheriff and County representatives on the Altamonte Springs, picked up school board keep their own . , Commission Chairman %) way 0 aaassee o and w. commission's proposal 10 County Attorney UOOL - 30 WIlY shouldn't Pull the controversial comp- split the clerk's duties. And Vihien Jr and E. ii. county commission? Tom Freeman trollertlloutft he fire nyt Underwood were scheduled to i rHe admitted the county could - -' I [[Jj4IGreenStamps1 -. 0 " ) , -. ureeniamps • I ink n B) I I) PRI(KFTT HeraldStalf%Sriter P!. 4 Aw. SAVE 64. Noweird Jo"s-wn I bass" Owit" I I P - 61 P41. I&1._ , .. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII --- k \\X - '# is W.Øiwi,t.ti %..i. f.,, • - .::::::::::-------------' Pascal Celer ., ,I tIIl___ oduit.g . - - laid Ant A _ it. 4 %%OR e rt .9 %_.,606. -__.~".ft"*.TW-- ro uce .- I jiJi]4Grna _____ too woworf Solool 0,60 Flesh ~ ' ...rdtIs1?1IJ(a1iIl14_!_ ui•ui iii u .i r • 4 _ILTi4il_ -IIIIIIIIIIIII - S - 1 T A.111:1011 111tive with Many programs at the lab will have to be curtailed EXTRA — _______ ____________________________ - ft , k - .-----.- it t I 1 .. t. - I I__ VWft r Cv1 sit Italian Us ., 69' *1*• ---. ___ 1! VOW- -_ ___.. • 0 "The amount approved by the House is, at best, - •_ 0 '303 Green Beans 11 79' WIACCIPT U.S.D.A. 3 ' 74 S I --- 0 VI;!1- j, reenStamps 0 I 69 10.t Wish tic -- * 1 Vanilla & Cheigolate Fiquirin" Not ______ 0 -11, 4 - --_Ii :: 69' .% -. ' ,Mama% -'- - " Whole Beets...................... ...39' SAVI I0c. Dol Monte 4$ 1 99 1 10M T41k41LTT.... c Miracle • WhIP sp '' - MRçs_•li_ Ieffl. For stories on other em coming to Seminole County see page 12-A. (Herald Photols by Donna Ka tes) ~ 4WGreenStampsi -11-i".4.4,11" I p- 49, Hair Spray . 104 Lampllghter, I ood. I Ih bott photo, the cl:n of the two (smiles were treated to Coke and submarine sandwiches by Jeannette __________ Hitk & gw~ Au! '---. from I II A.P." WW " 14 19fil 49' iv Fruited Gelatin 64' •. 79' toot ..... mil" s 1 54; 1m ' Scope Mouthwash s'1 111,41 19C ' 59 LMI_-_._ daughter, second from left) and Reins Gutman (third ton 1W& Too 't Dhtfv*O.sd.F,.sh.M..Ai..i,.d - 'as, ________ ' to" 49, __ • . Buttermilk Ground Beef with l•. W .U. I 11b,0891 uan anawucn.... Cinnamon Rolls.... 9 C'"' It 644 Paiwty.HuyyJo . 4 89 Powd.tAnti.P.npuanl 6..s on - Fried Chicken.......... 91ol..d $ 4 .. I Vosefirse Intensive Care Lotion b wSw iovimillis ralkliouiry's Biscuits............ p Its PALO at l3. \J ~ 1VV I %-.f - V &A I . . I ... - - Unscented, Arrid Ligh J Baked Beans Do.ti,-1*fth Testy :: I' Bar, B, Qued Ribs...... P6 "' 69e . U .. P- S ~ i It- t. . CIT r7lr -: iked ThwwtVW 99c Pimento Loaf.......... ,, )iwChive Cottage Cheese........ Swift's rfoamovan PraTeft"point loof ___~ I '--- -- ald ;, .`Aip -- 1_ . . -- M, Ahv9"Aftevaim.forit . Mild Cheddar. , t) V 1' 10-41.6 Longhorn Cheese.. 9 48 - Chuck Blade Steak UU UI.. lD?~. I I .: 1 lawNguyenl)iahHoanand family were treated to Semi n oh Co u nt 1tI1IJ4(GreenSfamps1 1 taity treat from Testy Sk" Got"oe"stiple I i 41 11111] I ____ .4 , . %=I~ - -N6 ~ -_ - __-"_""-""`;"""" P! . Ou Kieft s Holl Messo 0 0 $ 1 " a $e4SOVwdh.SIflS&yflSvSII. c. ) r `1111111 sale IN -~ Imp - - r% r% rr% %,rry i o; r I—A - i t i . Gutman,, .....................:... ExTlA \ nn ..n .tp #04 ...., I 1 11~ - -_ - . Swift s Nomwitim Note" 11"i ts-A I - __q and educator brother-iD- EXTRA . Av, Imperial Oven RoOst.. L1{IIF T 1 - , .' , If IjlII INSPECTED HEAVY WESTERN BEEF SALE 'T FFrozen - - a bare bones budget, but I feel we can live - yes Sw ift 's Pr.iniumB.n.4.ss Canned Hams 44b. con I - " . 0 SWIFT'S PREM!UM PROTEN GOVT. . - SM,000 to SI-million. the Florida Department of Criminal Law EnTh e problem is simple. Money is tight In forcement (F DCLE). Tallahassee and they (the legislature) are trying to ject is faced with gaining approval in be as tough as possible regarding funding of special the Senate and because no other locally-operated projects." Vihlen said. crii7e labs are belm,funded by the state, there is Vihlen said after meeting with the conference opryosition to the tak(-()v(-r," ViHen said. t n' .,..1Cae, i,ufllC 0, '.. F i,C i... 11 tow" W" a" 04 IsM / h _I'.! i I I, I L' -0 4 PY 0 Publixesel"Ne .,,P1acef6(8egf Potatoes.. - -.-,--- plan to be in th e capital several days," Vislen Airport by year, Vihien said. The original amount sought was said. The crime lab is one of several matters the takeover of the crime lab at the Sanford Py II.P." wed "" 14 If? I I a j____ ijf# 69 Beef for Stew............ .1 -- - .--.. -- Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents ,A C J : JWGreen,'Stamps P ___ s&vr - --- - -_ - We are not out of the woods yet on this project," Calling a $450,000-p lus appropriation for a regional crime Lab in Sanford a 'bare bones F! EXT14A I rtO"i 4pL. P -' C' .----. - --- k " Vihlen was slated to meet with leaders of the Powerful House-Senate Conference Committee on Appropriations ina bid to win Senate lxackin~ of the '' rs 'u 15' HEARTLAND NATURAL rnr* cncni. rLsiiI. WITH RAISINS OR COCONUT / TvV This 09kistits Beef Round I ' ':' :' :''' : I 0 0 0 ~y - - No. 223— Thursday, May 8, 1975 78-M Saigon neurosurgeon I;; I 1. 1 .. ... 6, 79, TV Dinners .... -.- _ L"' 40 -vVIP_ -. zlfl 2" blf ]IR4.1il ..., ___. ------- - special funding item passed Tues& y by the house, t $191 1tOt Colo 8 AV""L~ Memory " 86" FUM OW1 FOYA V _________________________________________________________________________________ 1. 1. 1.I 50C .!!!.!! .......PO t n Item i .!. PC . 29 I I- lox twin Beer / in -%a- budget," County Commission Chairman Sid Vihlen . 0 - Red 794 0 1, SHELL NO '"r 95' ' $1 29 Rib Steak............- - - - ' Swift's .v,nSae.dP.p.,.4. Herd SoisniaG..*.S&..,,e tLfl,MI,!4fl L Round Steak .. 99 " 40 ft POTATO BUDS s:: wite 1101410 " fI'TII''!r1J_-' 0 Mateus SwItsP,.,,umI,u y_ -_ Year, in. in(VA "41W~-.0-= legislative arproval for the funds. Wint. SllcedBacon................ - AOu,.tt,sot'S..tam _ .----.r-- -' - -- By GLENN McCASLAND 99 PEST STRIP Km.1$t.i1 1t.I te, , ": .,. .to. we an 36C 111 :- lash'i tion,46" I-IJ"1 , . - - in 11 ,...06 at a 0 wfiw 894 $119 74 " nal" $149 Corned ieef Rounds - / .. -- Selected Baby Beef Inflation Fighter SAVE!6c. SitvP.wc.1d --- - - ViIft, J,k a Smoked Dainties.......... 6 ot ' Small Shrimp 0 0wortet S6c*d park to*n 9 0- 99, Biscuit Mix r - Jr. today bgan a second fight in Tallahassee to get o it"iç._ 1 _.rrJTr '\ ____________________ b 591 Cut-Up Fryers................ p1" ~. pit 69: Lot- JAI Ss V020106110 Put@ , ' r--%_,,L,^ Mot $139 i - __~~ - Ii_v~__ I — -_ /11 ~!-_.- -_ - I z- 7 W7 --=-----o, ~_-_~ I I Waste Bogs v, - 1 . I Wesson 0.1 , ,1 ~ S 49 Sunnylond Wieners SAVII #ttftv#.--- - %.& IFL w C Braunschweiger .................... 1 6" 79, I -'------- Herald Staff Writer SAVE 22t ~ SAVII 6c, Hefty Swan ---'----=- 41 1 , $450,000 Termed 'Bare Bones Budget' 01 S SAVE 30k. Calmol-IOR 1 - . DON-4010CM-SIV4 no Chunk Style Tuna.... 2 6(0-ist go op " I , Sliced Bologna ...... "' 59, . 'y - a Tough Stain lot F"Wic Instant Coffee............ 1 Aluminum Foil.................. $V1IOc$uhy -- - - - Golden Corn ......... .... 3 SAVE 9c '-' 1 I - • I 11 -- II 111" assortment of fresh flowers. _ ____ - - - SAV19(J'htk . Publix ___ --.----'-- Comet Cleanser.... .. 2 ;&-Got'.' 7 3 4 N _ "-I ," ,hH -•- ig II 0 j 1~___ -2 . W 14W 'L...I "-------- 67th 11 I --- . Tip - -'--.=.'' - -_4 Me -- - '- r' - SAVE & I 3c Off Lab*11 --- - _- !" 1 -_ -_'_ _- __: - - _ t_I. Sunday, May 11th, is Mother's Day. S.e our line -- - '---'y - Wednesday, May 7,inS __ 1 1! :- --ç =-.---- - --' ______fl ______- against the plan WEAThER Yesterday's hioh 92 low this morning . • treas i .12 of an inch of rain yesterday. Partly clouth through Friday with a chance of afternoon and eenln6 thu n. liowers Highs near 90 Low, mostly in upper Rain probability 30 per cent through Friday. Complete %tither detalls as well as Friday's t1des at Dastona Beach on p.ige 5• $ k.2 iii - - J �zr1_ 9) mwlzr~ 1 ! v - _ may 1LC-*E_ -- _ - _____________ -- ___ 4—._., - . 1, - _-._-.. ,. ._.. .. . .. 2A—Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. .._ .. ._. .. __. -- . -.-._.. sove ThUr1dY, may 1, 1975 wmmwnmmm~ I ._.-..-.... . ._..._ _.._..... L. -. . . __..- ._ - .... _-. -.- -_ c-.--- —, - ...-_.._...___..-_A. .. .... .s...._._. _. 4.__.-. ....a. .._. -.. ._ .. ,___-._ . -- ...-.. .. Refugee Aid Request Along In House Speeds 30 Years FLORIDA IN BRIEF Ago Today' . ee n SI' I MENARD, III. (AP)—Nearly everyone in the Joint beat Minnesota Fats. Those were the breaks for the World's Greatest Pool Player, as he styles himself, at a prison exhibition. Fats, perhaps the most famous hustler In the history of the game, was giving an exhibition and the joint .ts the Menard Correctional Center. "I've been cv. rywhere on earth and played every champlen since I was 12 years old and never lost a match," Fats said Wednesday. "1 hustled pool since I was two years old born and raised in a saloon." Then a score of prison in. mates polished off Fats. Born Rudolph Wanderone 62 years ago in New York City, Fats wasn't exactly throwing th e games but he did say, 'People get a kick out of it when they heat me. I've gone for a day and never won a game. In eight ball, any thing creature can but you any game." . - - ___ Nosey Neighbor' Tips Police Layer To'Ab'i* de B~ Justice Ruli*r a n' osenwald, . % 0 I decision to phase out Rosenwald Elementary School. "1 will recommend that we abide by what the Justice Department says," Layer said as U.S. Attorney Burt Dougherty prepared today to conclude a fact-finding tour of School Supt. Bud Layer said today that he will abide by whatever decision the U. S. Justice Department makes on the controversial School Board Seminole County. Dougherty flew down from Washington to gather ad. ditlonal information before making a decision on whether to close the school or leave it open as Rosenwald blacks have advocated, Dougherty met with Layer and School Board Attorney Doug Stenstrom and with members of the black cornmunity. He also flew to Tallahassee to check out the state survey which recommended the closing of Rosenweld to make room for a center During the three-day boycott of Seminole schools In protest of the phasing out of Rosenwald, black leaders Indicated they would, Like Layer, abide by whatever decision comes down from Dougherty. The School Board voted to R w. - - - - - - w- - close the all-black school near Altamonte Springs W bus its inhabitants to Cauelberry Elementary, an old school, Layer had recommended busing the blacks to the brand new Lake Orients Elementary. But a "Lake Orlenta Plan" - submitted by patents in the Lake Orients area swayed the board and they overrode Layer and adopted what came to be known as the "Lake Orients Pl," The entire school system awaits Dougherty's decision because hiring of teachers and principals for two new schools hinges on what that decision says. Also, South Seminole citizens eagerly await the ruling because it will determine which school their children will attend. for handica pped children. Dougherty will decide if the School Board decision is in violation of a 1970 integration order. If he rules In favor of Rosenwald parents, the School The Sanford Airport priva te elementary and junior year lease wi th an option to Cleveland said the school Board will have the option of Authority this morning agreed high schooL renew for an additional term of officials would fence the two sticking by their decision and to let Page A1rwys, hr. out of 'fl board approved the one ore year. acres %t land. the remaining four years on a taking the matter Into court. If he rules in favor of the building lease, wi th the School Board, a suit already stipulation that Page leave has been filed In Orlando. $4,000 worth of air conditioning However, Stenstrom said that units in the building. it's doubtful that a Judge would Attorneys for both parties are rule against an order from Avey, flute; Aitson Murray, The commi ttee, headed by meeting to discuss the legal J ustice Department. flute; and Kim Fleisher, baton. Orange County Sheriff Melvin Dougherty says his decision arrangements for terminating ns E embles earning superi or C. Colinan,wIll review task will be made some'jme next the five-year lease. were: trum pe t trio, Ri ch ard force assignments and hear a Page has offered to sell t week. Drews, Frank Kiligore, Tern report from Stephen A. Hall, autlority improvements Ballard; and the Majorette director of Criminal Justice alternations made by luding eneFord, PlanningDiv1sion,Eastcen tr ways company. Karen Petrie, Janet Cobb, Florida Regional Planning Page, which has served the The Annual Seminole County Valarie Homer, Kim Fleisher, Council. Sanford Municipal Airport High School Mathematics since 1969 for handling the Contest, sponsored by the and Connie Cooper. band director is Don maintenance and service on Seminole County Council of will Sclimaus and ma jorette Inplanes, has chosen to terminate Teachers of Mathematics, (ho lease because the Airport b held at Serninoic Junior atructor u Dixie Everette. Gradua tion exercises will be Authority, Page says, f ailed to College on Saturday, at 9 a.m. held next Friday, May 16, at uphold the 1 969 contract. Prizes will be awarded In five Reaso included ns the closing ca Seminole Junior College for tegories. Each school may approximately l50 students who for more than 90 days the main send three students plus one Seminole Memorial Hospital have successfully completed cast-west runway and the alternate for each category. will dedicate its Gordon D. In addition to individual the Crimlnal Justice Basic Airpor t Authority gran ting a nl ta ey pediatric wing Sunday DELTONA — American S Standards Courses. The lease to Aero Services, Inc. student prizes, a trophy be in honor of the late Sanf ord of Deltona has ceremony will be held on which Page officials felt would given to the school w hose Legion Post t physician. new os be in competition wi of opened its p th ficially campus in the new health Page, students rate the highest The dedication will iriagura te FnAfilw Several Authority members nrr.ntni,. rwinI. home on Highway 17-92 lust the hospital's obaervae of expressed opi ni ons tha t the Wi ll iam (bud) Layer, South oC Orange City. Guest speaker will be John L reasons given by Page for Na ti o na l Hospital Week. Ringo will be held bi -weekly superintendent of publiac ting special agent In terminating the lease were The hospital, its Medical on Tuesday and Thursday strutIon and Dr. Earl Weldon charge of the Tampa F.B.I. unjustified. Aux iliary and the Women's nights be ginning tonight. president of Seminole Junior Office. According to Authority College, will present the pr izes Early Bird games begin at 7 Auxiliary are Joint spo nsors of Beak is a native of Attorney Bill Hutchison. Page to event, whi ch Includes tours p.m. and regular games at 7:30 the winning contsta nta. Washington, D.C,, and is a wishes to vacate the building p.m. In addi tion to game priz.s, of the hospita l a nd a color film veteran of service In the U.S. May 31, lea vi ng the Authority door prizes w l be awarded in the audito um. il Marine Corps. He graduated property on a "mutual Refreshmenrits wil l be served each night. cum Laude from St. Francis rse." after each of the film's two Nomination a nd election of showin gs at 2:45 and 3:45 College, L4,retto, Pa. Page has been paying Ue p.m. WI .... I_ •A PfI.• AtfIaIa .111 1 k.sIA al,. WASHINGTON (AP) Want resettlement centers arou nd spokesman said. "We took in u' w.nsr an Indochina refu- the cc4mU-y. about 40,000 Bungar;ans in ia, gee' So far, hundreds of calls have about 650,000 Cubans in the earHere's how: Call a toil-free been received. A firm In Con- Jy 1960s, about 1,700 Ugandatelephone number lii Washing- necticut needs a secretary or Asians in lP72. In a few months ton where you will be asked for clerk. A town in South Carolina T, In the ou tside, a year, these needs a town doctor and some people have been taxpaying the following information: tl - - - -ti LL A .JmL t_ I 1 k ,,,u UAUIll U1 -- vidual f group? —Are you calling about a 5peclfIc family or in general? —Are you offering temporary or long-term assistance' ..-rrt You offering food, housmg, clothes, a job? What skills are involved in the job' This Information will be fed into a !cnuputer and matched with information gathered from nt'r\%% with reugers at the _- - ;. Is offering to iporr Urn in. di'uduals. A spokesmwi for the InterAgency Task Force which is eoorclnating the effort said, 'We're asking çeopletothinkot something they can offer - free rent, food or something that will help put these people on their feet" been done such many times in the Plst, thm - . The toll-free number Is 800368-1180. In the District of Co. lumbia, you cdii call. 632-a00, There are 16 phcmee, and oper. Mars answer calls from 8 a.m. to midnight EDT. sewho wichhtiitr. send the Information needed to 'The Mneric,n Council of VolUntary Agencies far Fo-e1gn Service, '30 Park Avenue South, pi York, 10(3 __ _. . - - - . . .. . .,.. _ .___ Superior Medals Thursday, May I, 1975-3A - WI • tIU I I.DC iw bffifig Thursday at 7:30 p.m. . uaa WW .. — ____ - _________ - j -. - .••_ r" .- ,,, . . ----• . .' .. . .. ___ - ________ ____ . -----._-,. - ,. .. '.' . -- - --. .,., _,: — 3.•_"_•._ — with DOT attorneys Jay set priorities." Hendrickson and Michae! Since the fatal accident steel Callahan said the complaints D moils • Po l ution Bill Debate that the accident happened In ning fights have been installed Seminole and only state that the at the antique bridge and Meanwhile, a Senate s'ibcom- Osteen Bridge connects Volu.sia COnstruction IS scheduled to begin soon on a replacement mittee adopted legislation and l ard.s stricter than federal reFort Lauderdale. Ms. Coolman and Rep. Gene quirenients. Seminole Counties on SR. The legislature sent to Askew sponsored by Askew to ban the 515. "Therefore I think the bridge to be completed in 1976. Campbell, 1)-West Pali Beach, marshalled support for their at- a LII Wednesday to require manufacture, assembly and venue is in Leon County," In a separate civil case, higher electric bills by easing tempt to force their bills three-year minimum sentences sale of cheap handguns in Flor- Staley told the court. Judge Muldrew said yesterday state Pollution Control Board (HBs362 and 331) to end a legal for felons who use firearms de- Ida. Hendrickson and Callahan that he hasn't signed an or-der ban on eyeglass price advertis- spite warnings the measure The compromise bill, how. requirements. the us argued that the lawsuits, some denying extradition of super to meing out of the Regulated Induswas unconstitutional and could ever, would not outlaw The Senate Is scheduled e bog down the courts, of the so-called "Saturday of the first to be brought under a salesman Glenn Turner to New sume debate today on the bill tries and Licensing Committee, new law ending the state's York state to face a contempt of The bill (SB55) provides Night Specials." A House-Senate conference (CS.S11l74) by Sen. Julian The House Community Af- immunity to such actions, court sentence because atLane, 1)-Tampa, that would committee reached agreement three-year prison terms for idprohibit state agencies from Wednesday on legislation to ons who use guns or destructive fairs Committee approved under common law should be t.crneys for Turner haven't enacting air quality rules that deflate ballooning medical mal- devices in specific crimes such unanimously Wednesday a bill heard In Tallahassee the seat submitted a written order that are stricter than federal stand' practice insurance costs. Both as robbery, rape, arson, mur- to create a housing agency that of state government. They cited he requested. As soon as the chambers were expected to en- der and breaking and entering, could, by arranging lowcost a recent Appeals Court decision order Is signed the states of ards. The measure also would deay loans, cut housing payments holding that actions against the New York and Florida are Under Pollution Control dorse the conference cornBoard rules that go into effect mittee verdict and sent the bill Judges the right to let convicted substantially for many Florid- state should be heard in expected to appeal it to higher Tallahassee unless the state courts. felons go free on probation. ian. July 1, electric utilities would to Gov. Reubin Askew, A separate conference cornbe required to burn cleaner but more expensive fuel, Lane said. mittee working on reorganiza. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) A Tampa senator hopes to persuade other lawmakers to support a proposal to forestall ba~ - Bills raising maximum week. tion of the state's envirorunencom. tal agencies agreed Wednesday unemployment pensation payments from V4 to to strengthen the powers of a $90 were to be considered by the Proposed environmental reguHouse Commerce and Labor lation commission that would ,, Committee. The bills (hills 5O2 determine state air and water and l76) are' sponsored by quality standards. The panel v9ted to allow only Reps. William Lockward, DHialeah and Karen Cootman, D. appeals to the Cabinet of stand- ,. ~~ .I -. 1 11 I - -_____ ~__ I-, - . 1i - _. - ~__- . gem I ------ - W ON , - ,- . ' - I - ly - , . .t_' ' .' ' - .- -. -, -:.- I . * V - . homemake 0rs'w eek atShwn-Wms Tallahassee Tally By The Associated Press Action On Mason ! 4 0. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. lAP) — Florida Bar referee Eli Subin says he will soon recommend whether attorney Edwin Mason should be disbarred for giving a secret memorandum to two Supreme Court justices. Mason's hearing before Subin as scheduled to end today after more character witnesses testify for the defense. Subin's recommendation will go to the Bar Board of Covernors. The Supreme Court, which has the final authority on lawyer discipline, directed carher this week that the case be concluded In 30 days. Gov. Reubin Askew informed the bar Wednesday that neither he nor any member ol his staff, to his knowledge, had ever seen or possessed the "Mason memorandum." Justice Joseph Boyd has said that he heard Aikew had a ropy of the ine.iw. Boyd stid he warned against issuing a proposed opinion by Justice Hal Dekie in a utility tax case because It was so similar to the memo that Askew would reveal the existence of Mason's document. Mason, a utilities lawyer, has Welfare welfare fraud mi more than $3)0-afelony. 1111177. Redn Senate. Lincoln Dc Lincoln's birthday holiday. 1113798. Jan Senate. Bills defeated: Elections I'r candidates from tributing more tha fourth of the legal I their own camp HB391. Hazouri. The Senate Bills passed: Livestock bran Increases the Ic recording a livestoc) or brand. Agriculture Commit house. Sentences — three-year mm sentence for felons i firearms in burglary robbery, assault, ril pmi or breaking n tering with itne commit a crime. Glisson. To House amendments. The Governor — Wednesday, May 7, 1975 The House Bills passed: Universities Provides for coordination and uniformity in state university data processing systems. SB87. Plante. To Senate. C'ime Provides a mandatory three-year minimum sentence for use of a firearm in commission of murder, rape, robbery and other specified crimes. SB55. Glisson. To Governor. Condomimiums Imposes a number of restrictions against the use of recreation leases, 1113196. Becker. To Senate. Condominiums — Requires condominium develcpers to obtain up to $50,000 in bonds for settlement of warranty claims. 11131087. Becker. To Senate. Condominiums Authorizes monthly and bimonthly assessment of common condominium expenses. 1113372. James. lied when he said he heard rumors around the PSC In June 1973 that the case had been de. cided, and a parade of PSC lawyers were presented to say they had not heard such reports. Mason returned to the stand Wednesday at the call of Subin, of Orlando, to clarify the point. He restated that he had heard around the commission that the case had been decided against the PSC and Boyd was assigned to write the opinion before Boyd requested his assistance, although he could not say exactly when or from whom, Former Sen. John Sutton of Orlando testified that If Mason had been prone to unethical conduct, the situatIon was ripe for it in 1959-61 when Sutton was chairman of the Senate cornmittee considering PSC legislation and, at the same time, was practicing before the cornmission which included Mason. "But there was never any ex parte discussion.. ,never any atmosphere to invite anything but the highest conduct," Sutton said. — -. Take advantage of our salute to homemakers during this special sale week at Sherwin-Willi ams. We'll make you feel right at home with — save 2Oto 3O"onaii — To Senate. f* 1 MAK I And remember—our long-term credit plan can help keep monthly payments within your budget. (Installation and padding available at nominal prices.) price! -. OUR MOST I'Oi'Ul.All LINE-BEALiTIFUI. RAINI3OtV MIST ScuLPTUm:DsHAGS OFOOfll et!I (~ ._ . . T.. thifL-11-W. - I - .. :ij.\1Jh " ' L IV, $2 - ø. flfl '' - _________ - 11$ $0 •y . $' - .- .. -. • . '. &. I 1\ f ~ I OUR t)l.1ORATING ADVICI Wilt. 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Tnnk no nffit'inI r%" ! .", ~ .. - e , -,c 1- Sherwin-Williams Carpeting! - — — 00._,., 111111111~l'', C I !~`"` fantastic savings on decorating items like these: — - Reubin Askew's comsumer adviser, asked him in January \ l9l4 for copies of any memos hc (, had filed with the court. tf\ The charges also say Mason, a former member of the state \i Public Service Commission, - , (DOT) seeking $7 million . -_ - However, tW Bar also has C)flW)iflgabOt1t Boyd asking for the memo and failing to reply when Justice Ar th ur England, then Coy. . waives that right. ____ Bar Referee Sets among nine character witnesses summoned Wed nesday. - Lawsuits against the state O Stanley Wing The State Band Contest was Justice Panel held May 1, 2, and 3rd at Winter Park High School and the Lake fl....aI.. .y H1 iiJ tw 14 •vs,ia AA+c Tonight superior medals during the event. 'flt, District VI Criminal Soloists receiving the top Justice Technical Advisory vva Commihee will meet tonight French horn; George at 7 at the Holiday Inn Marina Daugherty, tuba; Barbara In Sanford. ''% . - Band Takes 14 - - - -_ -MUNW-Aft-aw ' - 'fo Dedicate u nea.re enrerea me Authority $29,000 annually br F.B.I. In a clerical capacity, base rent on the building. and inter Was appointed to the Concern also was expressed poaltion of Special Agent. After by Airport Director J. S. 'fled' service in several field offices Cleveland over other tenants In he was reassigned in a the building, supervisory capacity to F.B.I. He said he was working out headauarters In Washlnuthn, fiPt tnkpth.r.,L. pr-t D.C. He has since served as flying school and renta.carin assistant special agent in the building, charge of the New Orleans Also, the board apprved a office of the FiLL before lease rrnwnt with *nfsws4 assuming his present position in Christian School for V,4to, TBIiI1XJ, us' Building 139 for operaUn 'T -:; ".0 EUFIS— (AP)— No one knows why, but Memorial Day when the nation honors Its fallen servicemen has never been a holiday in Lake County. But this year, Eustis businessmen are determined to keep their doors closed a'rKI observe the May 26 holiday. "We'd like to encourage observance of this patriotic holday." says Ernie Garner, chairman of the Eustis Chamber of Commerce merchant's division. Hospital Plans Lake Brantley A , . ---: Eustis To Observe Day Post Is Opened Want To Sponsor A Vietnam Refugee? F ' - Math Whizzes To Compete Delton a Legion f - " - High School Exercises Scheduled II '' MIAMI i All At least 200 people a week are caught tampering with their electric meters in an attempt to beat the high cost of electricity, say officials of the state's largest power company, 'I Florida Power & Light Co. officials said persons accused of tampering with the meters most often deny It but later pay when billed. A new wave of "current diversion," a practice in which home-made wiring setups permit meters to be bypassed, was first noticed last December, FP&L officials said. The company started cracking down and said it has since recovered more than $70,000 from 2,500 accounts. FP&L serves 1.7 million customers. Local Briefs Graduation . Users Diverting Current w - - W W • Airport Okays End Of Page Lease - -- . - lx..'Nt., - , . 0 ::15 . ., . _:~ ~.,l =1 --- — ' WASHINGTON (AP) — Some of those who favor gun control object to President Ford's decision not to recommend handgun registration and say registration is a compromise approach compared to proposals calling For a flat ban on the manufacture of cheap handguns. On the other hand, a major opponent of gun controls, the National Rifle Association, said Wednesday It was heartened by Ford's statement on guncontrol at his Tuesday night news .. CI . — ___________ Gun Registration Urged V - FORT LAUDERDALE, (Al') —"It's like having to shoot your partner," was the way one policeman described the experience of a fellow officer who had to shoot and kill the police dog he trained. Fred Holmes accidentally provoked an attack by his dog, Rommel, by not ordering the 90-pound German shepherd out of an attack position before trying to pick up the animal's leash during training, police said Wednesday. Rommel ref uLced in re lea ce the policeman's upper right arm and Holmes, 28 and a sixyear police veteran, was forced to shoot the dog, police said. Holmes suffered severe cuts and Puncture wounds, they said. - WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen. Frank Chur ch says Gulf Oil Corp.'s chief executive will be called to testily publicly next week about who received *4 million In political donations from the company. "We must insist on full disclosure," said Church, chairman of the Senate subcommittee on multinational corporations. A hearing is set for May 16. Gulf Chairman Bob R. Dorsey publicly assured the governments of Venezuela and Ecuador on Wednesday that those nations were not involved in the $4 million gifts. _- TAMPA, (Al') After seven days as the government's chief witness, Larry Williams was to return to the stand today to be cross-examined in the bribery consnirarv trial nf nrmer Sen, Edward Gurney and four 40 ___________________ Gulf Chief To Testify - Clark filed suits for damages in the deaths of Mrs. Barbara damages In the Oct 11 deaths of Clark, 35, his 9-year-old 1-1 New Smyrna Beach other a 60-2 I : rr vrr daughter Cindy and Injuries to •. 1' in a eck on , Linda, 16; Debra, 14 and "•"•"uw—r--• , al. ,%\ -. en uisuge east it 4 o Thomas Clark Jr., 11. They ,1.r.,.,, J have been transf., ,.• 11 persons ma were v1.t0. eon County Circuit Cour4 at slow moving van rammed from " Tallahassee for trial. the rear on the narrowbridge . Seminole Circuit Court Judge by a food company truck. The 1 ---- Richard Muldrew ordered the van crashed th,ough a wooden ~ ., \ 10;_', = guardrail and plunged Into lawsuits transferred yesterday approximately eight feet of / when he granted a motion by _ attorneys for the DOT. water In the SI Johns River, Muldrew ruled only on venue in Five persona in the van died In 2i . 1 the civil action filed In March the accident. 1 by Orlando attorney William Clark's lawsuits allege that I Whittaker for 'Thomas Clark. the condition of the antique s span across the river conOther motions pending n- u A' ' UI-'--""' ',. -. ,, which are ex- stituted a nuisance and violated five lawsuits be consolidated for the civil rights of the victims. pected to "Nobody was unaware of the The Future Farmers of America (FFA) members from Seminole High School and Croomz I119b trial will be heard by the ANNUAL need (for a new bridge) In this (()flJj School of Sanford held their joint annual banquet at the SUS cafeteria T'iecday night. The two units Leon County case," the DOT attorneys said BANQUET have a combined enrollment of 74 students. Taking part in the program were (left to right) Stewart Seminole Assistant State yesterday, "but the DOT's Baker, FFA adviser; Jack homer, Sanford Chamber Manager; Reggie Brown, Seminole Extension Agent; Don Reynolds, SItS Principal; Scott [)owner, SILS President of FFA; Wayne Epps, Asst. Atty. William Staley, who hands are tied by legislative appeared at the hearing here appropriations. They have to Principal of SHS; and John C.arIi representing Chase and Co. Mll- Cop Forced To Shoot Dog __________ -. - By ED PRICKETT Herald Staff Writer gs - - I -k The 11-week-old trial was in recess Wednesday to give defense lawyers time to ready what is expected to be extensive interrogation of Williams, once a Gurney fundraiser. Gurney's chief counsel, C. Harris Dittinar, was expected to lead with challenges to Williams' previous testimony, which the government has tried to support with stacks of mortgages, checks and other documents. Under prosecutors' questions, Williams told the Jury that he raised $400,000 in Gurney's name from a host of Florida builders who wanted favors with the Federal Housing Administration. The bodies were found by an 16-year-old girl. The girl was and all the dead of the war with I Herald Staff Wilier Eatonville man who waited 24 sta bbed In the eyes by her at. profound rerpect. We do not hours to report the find to tacker and dumped in an forget that the liberation came An Outlaw motorcycle gang of SR-436, Altamonte Springs, au thori ties because he was isolated area of Orange County from outside." T mem be r charged with on Aug. 22, W73, was Identified afraid he would get In trouble where police said she would More than 35 million people, knifepoint rapes of women in from dental records as Laura for illegal trash dumping. have probably died If she mi li tary and civilian, died In Seminole and Orange counties Ly nn Harberts, an 18-year-old Anthropologists at the hadn't been found. Euiope during World War II I isbeingqiiestioned bySeminole Orlando hospital clerk who had SmithsonIan Institution, Investigators said the girl's 20 million In the Soviet Union, authorities in connection with been missing for 17 days. Washington, D.C., examined right eye has been surgically four million Germans and 1.6 So far, police say, efforts to the August 1973 murders of two b the remains o! the unidentified repaired but her left eye was million among the Western alyoung women one still identify the nd wo man's woman and reportçd she was damaged so badly that she now lies. _________________ bet*en 16 unli jentified — whose decorn- body haven't been succssfuI. I and ? ars of age, only has shadow vision with The British government offiposing b3dies were found in a Medical examiners determined 5'3" to 51" tall n1 had reddish that eye. She was also stabbed cially Ignored the anniversary trash dump at Altamonte that both bodies received I' blonde hair. The reports stated in the throat narrowly missing of '/.E Day when Nazi Ger. Spring.. severe blows to the head prior the corpse had been in the dump her wind pipe. many surrendered to the Allies ____ Seminole Chief Deputy to or at time of death. from three to five weeks. Officials said today that to end World War II In Europe. Sheriff Duane Harrell and Pathologists sa id their work _____ Orange County authorities Spaziano is expected to stand No special ceremonies were Detective Lt. George Abbgy was hindered by the advanced L said today that Spazlar.o Is trial in Orange County On the scheduled. today confirmed that Joseph decomposition of the bodies at charged there with the Feb. 9, rape and stabbing of the 16In France, President Glscard Robert Spaziano, 29, originally the time of discovery. JOSEPH SPAZIANO 1974 rape and knife assault on a year-old girl. d'Estaing, a war veteran, took from Rochester, N.Y., was the salute Wednesday night at a charged yesterday with the military parade at Mourmelon knifepoint rape in late 1973 of a army camp in the Marne. The 29-year-old south Seminole 7,000 troops massed for Inwoman. spection by GLscard included Spaziano was arrested two Sanford police today credited said. Rogers was In county jail vandalism at offices at the Coca prybars and screwdrivers to his old outfit, the 2nd Regiment weeks ago by Chicago police on observations and actions by a today on $10,000 bond charged Cola Company complex on enter offices in the complex of Dragoons In which he was a a disorderly conduct charge. A neighbor with apprehension of a with breaking and entering. Forest City Road, Altamonte after closing time. Every office corporal at the end of the war. computer check revealed he burglary suspect yesterday Officers said the windol Springs. was ransacked with desks, The only reference to the anwas wanted in Orange County inside a house that had been screen and two flower pots were Deputy Ron Gilbert reported filing cabinets, storage cabinets niversary British in for the rape and knife attack broken into. maintenance personnel and briefcases being pried newspapers found Inside the house, was an editorial In last year on a 16-year-old girl. Police responded within A police spokesman urged discovered about midnight that open, deputies said. A list of the Guardian headlined "Look 16 Authorities said today that minutes after a neighbor that area residents report the Coca Cola warehouse and items stolen in the burglaries is Back in Agony." It declared Spaziano waived extradition rtported seeing a man enter the anything suspicious around offices of Metro Carbonation being compiled by company that war is futile .. and this is and Is being held without bond V. W. Mathers residence at 2301 their neighbor's homes to help Inc. had been entered. officials, investigators said, one thing the survivors (o( In the Orange County Jail at Lucretia Court while the police stop burglaries, both In other reports,. Mrs. World War II) and their Orlando. residents were away from night and day. Investigators said today that Beatrice G. Wblddon, Gabriella children need to remember, lest U. Abbgy and Altamonte home. "We welcome calls," the the FBI has entered the In- Lane, reported a$SOOMing vase any of them should be misled Springs Police Sgt. James Lt. Ralph Russell and spokesman said, "no matter veatigatlon because Metro and $550 in clothing and again by military bands and a Martindale are questioning Patrolman Jack Fulenwider Jr. how insignificant the incidents Carbonation Inc. has declared household items missing after madman as the Germans were Spaziano In the dump murders, reported they found the house may be, because citizens will be bankruptcy and is in the her residence was burglarized. In the 1930s. But they should officials said today. had been entered by a window, doing themselves and their custody of federal district Deputy John I. Poole also remember the dead, other Officials said Spaziano is a Joseph Marion Rogers, i, of neighbors a service and helping court reported Items i7alued at $1,115 peoples as well as their own, if member of the Outlaw 1303 Wynnewood, Sanford, was us at the same time." Deputies said the burglars were taken by burglars who only so as to understand the motorcycle gang and Is known found inside a closet in the Sheriff's deputies today were apparently hid In the soft drink broke into the home of Mike R. resentments which can still as "Crazy Joe." burglarized house, officers Investiga ting burglaries and warehouse yesterday and used Duds Jr.,, Oviedo Route Thtee move nations," Prisoners Whip 'Fats 4, - - One of the decomposed bodies found at the dump near Lake Lotus, west or SR-31 and south t 9 Government's Star Witness ' By BOB LLOYD —, i Osteen Suit Transferred , Gurney Defense To Question - xt -r' H... After Arrest For Rape - r- Evening Herald, Sanford, FL In Czechoslovakia, occupied Husak praised the Soviet army little jubilation among the Official celebrations were The Kremlin said it would lease an undisclosed number of by Hitler's forces before the for liberating the country. Czechs on the anniversary, planned for Friday. Russians from jails and labor war began In 1939, the CommuBut no men ti on was made of East Germany's Communist West Germany marked VE camps under a decree timed to nist party central committee the American troops who ilber. party daily Neues Deutschland Day on Wednesday with a state wreaths, parades, speeches, coincide with the celebrations met in Prague Castle for n V.E ated parts of the country to proclaimed on the anniversary: commemoration led by PresI and the Soviet Union declared of the end of World War II In day ceremony. Speakers in. within 2D miles of Prague. "We may count ourselves dent Walter Scheel. But the g cluding party leader Gustav an amnesty for war veterans. Europe. News reports said there was among the victors of history." leadership of the opposition Christian Democrats, who ftil such ceremonies are no longer President Ford's emergency WASHING tON (AP) aid request to help up to 150,000 Indochina ieIugees start necessary, did not attend. ..iA new iive is on wi accelerated timetable icr House action "s'" : r.c ioi1oing unui .lebrate (V.E 'ic.' s iiuiiie approval. ' ................. Th e House immigration subcommittee day.) The sacrifices they made approved the bill .. ... Wednesday night after Judiciary Chairman Pete r W. for their victory over Injustice Outlaw I ayin Hodino, I).N.J., took the extraordinary step of publicly certainly entitle them to do so. telling the subcommittee to get moving. We remember their sacrifices By The Associated Press Europe today marked the 30th anniversary of the Allied defeat of Nazi Germany with IN BRIEF i-.- i~~~~~~~~ - ets In Amnesty Bid War In Europe Ended NATION -...._... --.... -; - _Th'_• ._ -_ I, - ._ • r �---•--- I • 300 N. F1IENCH AVE., SANFORD, FL.\. 2771 Area Code 305-322.2611 or 831 :0)93 Thursday. May 8, 1915-4A WAYNE 1). D()Yl.E, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIES Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director lbne Deliver% : Week. 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year. 128.40. By Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. U.S. Role .II ç'vr 1I - President Ferdinand E. Alarcos is saYing that - Around The Evening HeMd __ - L —: $414,000 in real estate transacdons, all of which was by lied Cross and the agencies involved. IN • . Cred I ( - '• - ,' . (I:) " '2 - \ • . = - ' - • • - • tS.._•. By The Associated Press John spoiski associate editor i b i .0 li ty, nterests If America's exp,enditure of 56,000 fives and at --- • - - To p did again! we'll him to deliver mall." He if teach The Editor Editor, The Herald: and Japan, and from the aspirations of the third only when it is absolutely necessary. When I with insignia and placards in other areas and traveled by automobile through 900 miles of the with pomp and ceremony, especially at Lexington and Concord. As we enter the fifth month of this year — 1975 — with Next history with the Bicentennial and its significance and pollee are assaulted regularly. The security problem is complicated by the In 1975 — Liberty on the defense — a slogan Truman Doctrine, The Marshall Plan and our — L4%n"_PAA1WCr7Z0XXUVT~~; 4b — - - ---s - ,, -_ - 1.rr-- - -'-S.,.' —_----- --- -------- - '-V .- •--•- -.----. - ' ,._ _::;: -. -- -,_;-__ 11111 --- --. - '- i -- -_-- - , __ - — -V. -V Thursday, May 5, 1975—iA To Curb Divorce Rate Seeks least $150 billion In Southeast Asia over the past their or our national Interests. Ballet Names Imp ractical Ban JACK ANDERSON How To L ose Fd rien s And Gain Foersuuucuu __ •1 _____ During the last Arab-Israeli war, except for Whether this is for protection, for future in- present foreign policy of intervention, both at not on the surface like the man from Indepen- Portugal, not one NATO ally assisted U.S. efforts home and abroad to aid democracy's defense — dence it exists within, surance or from conviction Is not clear, to resupply Israel. They all scrambled to curry 'nil,j Harry S Truman, the man from Independence, To understand what Is happening in Also on May 8, the westeri rite of the, favor with the oil-rich Arabs, not shrinking to one must understand that the prelth'inar' un. Mo., who was born in a state which entered the Christian Church commemorates Ascension abandon We Holland in the procm dergrc.und thrust is not military. It rather union with a compromise. Day. This Son of Man who ascended into he1Vfl. If these "friends" are now engaged In a centers on sabotage, propaganda, corruption of This date also represents 30 years since our 1975 years ago once again touched greatness in reassessment vis-a-vis America — "a great officials, with enough Intermittent attacks on victory In Europe. the man from Independence as He touches all reshuffle," as Thompson puts It — then perhaps those ideologies are bidding to design the future. pohce and civilian officials to convince the local Uncompromising Harry S Truman, I am who generate any depth of meaning. it might be Uffie for America to do a fitUe population the government can neithcr defend sure, seemed weak, much weaker than his Whether we think of the victory in Europe 30 reassessing of Its own. itself nor be relied on for protection. The predecessor, to his opponents when he took his years ago today, the victory at the polls in 1948 or Perhaps It might be a good Idea to let Western argument: if they cannot protect themselves oath of office on the 12th day and the fourth the victory 1975 years ago as He ascended into Europeans sweat a little, and wonder what the month 30 years ago. He proved differently, who can they protect? heaven, we cannot deny that only through the United States would do In the event of some For all of us who remember that President spiritual is there true Victory. Wide areas In Thailand are ripe for tinThe petition to the Consumer Product Safety Commission to military adventure on the part of the Soviet have handgun bullets banned as a "hazardous substance" is derground activity. Despite the general from Independence, we know his manner of M. R. Grogan Union. It might encourage them to re-examine patently an attempt to leapfrog the legislative process to prosperity, poverty Is endemic and people are speaking informally didn't reflect extraordinary 650 N. Orange Ave. the depth of their own commitment to their own achieve some kind of gun control. The federal judge uhn or. without hepe in extensive regions of the country. Intelligence. He was direct. He sounded weak as Orlando, Fin. =1 defense. dered the c .infz± to ccdc the pctition shiUId riot ha gone along with the game. Congress is going to have to decide whether any type of firearms or ammunition is going to be outlawed or placed under strict cortrol in an effort to curtail the use of guns by criminals. Admittedly, legislating in this area Is full of pitfalls, but there are even more along the route of trying to sneak guns or bullets under the broad definition of "hazardous substances" now subject to federal control. Where would the list end' With WASHINGTON — President Ford's chief was abusive. He told Abourezk, "You'll have the The payments are then spread out over the life has produced a typical bureaucratic response Scotch whisky? Green apples? Gasoline? House lobbyist. Vernon G. Loeri. has been losing hlnM of the nnth Vietnamese on your )mn4u" of the patutnmønt A mAmA I.it.nA..A 1..-. wu eyes oruy, friends for him on Capitol Hill. and then threatened him, "We're going to beat -- One company, which depredated Its drydock explains the refugees couldn't receive food Infl uenci ng legisla tion Is a delica te art, but you in '78." over a 40-year period, collected $200000 a year stamps because the rules stipulate that Loen has the finesse of a truck driver. He got into "You aren't even going to be around In '78, from the government. But another firm recipients must be family units living in housea shouting match, for example, wi th Rep. Lm," retorted the senator. depreciated its dock over a 12-year span and holds. So the refugees, homeless by definition, Berkley Bedell, D.-Iowa, over the Vietnam The White house lobbyist explained that his collected a juicy $1.2 million a year. couldn't qualify. evacuation. By speeding up thi depreciation, the comrcinark,s had been made 'SIn a private conversation . . . In a cocktail setting." But he panies wind up with more capital for InThe memo goes on to outline other "Listen, I've been around Washington for a ackr.awledged that he and the senator "ob- vestments. This brings them faster profits with limitations, never mentioning that the long ti me," huffed Loen. "I don't have to take viously have very great differences." less Interest to pay. Agriculture Department has plenty of surplus any stuff from a freshman." Proxmire's study also charges that con- dairy products that could be used to feed the Not only was the four-letter word offensive to ANOTHER RIPOFF: Al though the Pentagon tractors "use the equipment for their corn- hungry refugees. JermMIZ Bedell, a religious man, but the freshmen hold Insists Its $l1.6 billion budget is trimninetl of all mnerdal busines.s after the government has paid Those who have reached the United States, the balance of power In the House. Leen will ha ve fat, the munitions makers still manage to for It." Some equipment purchased by the meamuwhlle, have received a cool reception. For to learn to be nice to freshmen if he expects to squeeze extra lard out of their defense contracts. taxpayers, according to Proxmire,i.a never used Instance, Rep. Bob Sike, D.-Fla., who has a ma neuver White House legisla tion through the This Is the confiden tial finding, at least, of for government work. hand on the military pursestrings in Congress, House. Sen. William Proxmire, D.-Wis., whose subcomTo plug the loopholes, the Cost Accounting raised a howl with the Pentagon for dumping tmn acknowledged that the language we mittee has accused defense contractors of Standards Board, after buckling to the contrac- refugees at Eglin Air Force Base in his Florida quoted was "dose" to what he had said. "I blew chiseling the taxpayers out of $100 million a year tors on several points, set somewhat stricter panhandle district. my cool," he admitted. But he had been through a dep'eciatIon gimmick. depreciation star1dar6 effective in July. But Sikes finally got assurances that L'glIn provoked, he insisted, by the congressman. "lie of r e The subcommittee named f ou th nation's now, defense contrackrs have sent their lob- wouldn't get too many refugees and that those was irra tional. He was abusive. He Insulted the most prestigious manufacturers. Lockheed by4 sts swarming over Capitol Hill to soften these who landed wouldn't stay too long. The Irony is President," charged .oen. Aircraft, General Dynamics, United mild standards. IbM Sikes consistently supported the Vietnam Bedell said the presidential aide's language Technologies and General Electric — among the Footnote: General Electric, General War. In his view, apparently, the Vietnamese "does not concern me iearly as much as the culprits. Dynamics, United Technologies and Lockheed are fine people, but he wouldn't want to live next attitude in the White House,' Both men exThe ripoff, according to the senator's swiftly and stoutly denied Prozmire's charges. door to them, chnged c apology :ftr th had cookd 4UutIi4athifl1 Ut1 plc&W4uw*y Al! Wir ced they are In full compliance with PreI4u( Ford. melknwhi!e. hse been n!u" ,W1 j • i,,. - rn:i ':"..1us.ese's marriage court and delay setting a firm wedding date until all provisions of the marriage policy are met. The program was drafted by a cormunittee of priests and laymen headed by the Rev. -. -i County 1 - REV. JAMES MARTINEZ CALNO Soloist . :, ~ Father Caverly said few of delegation," Pil,and said, ad. Vogt, Beach, delegation's opinion appears to to divorce herself from the 1)-Cocoa chairman of thA local be "Let Seminole County be a legislative delegation. Winter ding that Winter Springs is the teenagers in his narish ask delegation, told her County model area on planning and set Springs' delegate is Council willing to have the committee to get married. In counseling member Irene Van Eepoel. placed under CALNO control. teenagers, he finds few tinWINTER SPRINGS— The Commissioner Dick Williams the world on fire." Seminole Count)' Legislative wants the Seminole County law Vogt appointed the com. "Legislators make the Laws, derstand the lasting commitWinter Springs Mayor Troy Delegation, the target of South kept on the books. She said, Piland said the City Council in mittee, with one delegate from they don't inplement them. h Services Sees 'ModelCity' o Social Security Funding Probe Opened By Panel ment and financial burdens of of [ Hope If the case is recommended committee will be invited to the Although some of the priests a breakdo wn in communicaSavelirst and spendthe nst ofyour Iilè. 831-9774 1 - ; .- - .- .- - By DONNA F.STES Herald Staff Writer tions be tween the police departmnent and the DYS. ____________________________ •'A;I,I1'4' Ritz and his assistant Bob WASHINGTON tAP) - A this week following a report M* . congressional panel will exam- by Social security trustees that Laws, agreed "we make misme Social Security financing the system is running a larger takes, but said DYS Is trying to i deficit than was anticipated. improve the system for the am The trustees told Congress benefit of the Juvenile offenders -Monday that the deficit will av- and their victims." In Winter Springs, the six to erage about 5.3 per cent over (.bat eight youngsters on proba tion Under 25 - SR-22's the next 75 years, a re port Frank Church, will be required to attend group Cancelled - Rejected prompted Sen. I E.Z. Payments • Quotes D-ldaho, chairman of the Sen. therapy sessions with police I ate Committee on Aging, to say officers and DYS counselors. 322-0285 that "some adjustments may The idea is to get the Juveniles well be necessary (in Social Se- to see the police officer as curity financing) but we do someone to whom they can turn .2417 S. French Ave. have time to make those ad- to avoid getting in more Sanford, Fla. 32771 trouble. justments." It was agreed that in ure Recent Senate hearings have INSURANCE AG E N CV suggestions from exparent-police department-D'IS brought meetings will be scheduled. It perts that any short-run deficit was stated that a lack of comrn could be solved by raising mnum. ic'tinn end I orn:aton tx clot Security i8ze. For personu who earn more th an $14,100 a tween a ll parties has been year. Those experts also gave responsible for most of the misassurances that the Social . understanding of Juvenile probrunty system was basically lemns. n m'nutes You don Yes Ritz said, "Believe 1 or not, have to type, drew sound and that steps could be DYS does not protect children stencil - . . your or.g'nal and . taken to meet any deficits. Geitefaa stenci ire placed on In re po rting that the Social from the law. We try to rethe copy drum -. the _______ habilitate Juvenile offenders _________ Security system will go into scannec makes a I acs.m,Is stan red this year, the secretaries of and hope with help to prevent i eectroncaityl white yo Treasury, labor and health, delinquency." Groups such as v,atI Tb. cost ... only _______ education and welfare - ser. the Winter Springs Junior Make nMniogvaphung I _______ like panting ving as the Social Security board of trustees - recoinmended against using general Asro HER revenues to make up the deficit. Instead, they said, more Social Yc%terday's high 92 low this -. Security taxes should be 1)3 EAST NOSINIOtI liltEn — ORlANDO, FLORIDA inofnng 65 There was 17o1 an ni' brought in, f rain yesterday ____________________________ riday with If -V---- Delegation Rapped Anew LOW AUTO RATES 4 Qi Planning Act under the night said Winter Springs has offenders placing them under for referral, the next person the June CALNO meeting in admitted the new restriction delegation's wing and; may drive some couples to the potential to become a the jurisdiction of the DYS have child sees Is the DYS intake Oviedo. Delegation refusal to speedily "model city" In the area of made the system "the first in counselor. The counselor Morris noted the CALNO marry outside the church, they repeal the local planning act in juvenile delinquency preven. the nation with lots of checks decides the course of action to resolutions urging repeal of the expressed the hope that the favor of Seminole being in. (ion. and balances" and said it was be taken after reviewing the Mooney law and opposition to program would be successful. cludvd with other counties in a the Wilson propoa.al placing Ritz was speaking at a fairer Lu the victi ms. He said background. With the rule requiring a fum proposed statewide planning meeting in the Winter Springs juvenile offenders receive the The next step, and according municipally-owned utilities act. municipal complex. The same due process of the law as to Ritz, the most important, is under control of the Psc were date not be set until the policy is The CALNO whether or not the Juvenile goes forwarded to the delegation, complied with, the delay would Council meeting was sparked by recent adults, delegates from all seven cities juvenile problems in the Police officers can file a DYS to court.. That decision Is en- The cities contend the Mooney actuall y be longer than three have backed re peal of the local Meadowlark subdivision, complaint - recommending tirely in the hands of the State law creates unnecessary ex- months lii scheduling a formal law in favor of the statewide Ritz explained the (unction of action to be taken or that in- Attorney's office, he said. "We pense in annexation actions wedding. "We are hoping for proposal. the DYS in depth and said, "We formation be filed for future (DYS) can only recommend, since a statewide law now about six months," Father Caverly said. exists. we do not prosecute." Casselberry Council are involved in the beginning reference. Chairman Edith Duerr said the and at the end, but not anyproposed statewide law has a where in the middle of the "more realistic" July, 1980 juvenile case." Using a chart Implementation deadline than developed by Evening Herald the local bill's. October, 1977 reporter Bob Lloyd, Ritz exdeadline. plained the steps taken from the She reported that Sen. John juvenile offender's first contact with the law to the final disposition of his case. Ritz said the Meadowlark problem was not corrected soon enough because one adng is on the record, and that Is LIM fact that with the exceptions of South Korea, people the name had meaning. Because his parents didn't Australia and New Zealand, none of them tenfreedom, justice and the opportunity for self- has become a big-time operation, smoothed by Independence. bribery. The major profits go to a group of The date of May 8ba particularly significant want to show preference to his maternal or dered material or even moral support to the determination. The other is the blueprint of Peking-oriented Chinese merchants who plow a one, paternal grandparents, he was named neither United States during the long Vietnam war. Policies Irk - r - . Seminole County Land Use vision of Youth Services, last state laws governing juvenile A.SCONA,Switzerland (A P) — Julian Hay, 71, an exiled Hungarian playwright, died Wednesday. Hay spent the early years of his career In Germany, fleeing In 1933 from the Nazis. In 1957, he was sentenced to six years In jail for playing a prominent role In the Hungarian uprising. When released, he went into exile in Switzerland. many of our allies from the beginning openly , . . John Bluett, director of the waiting pvrli i meant to give Diocese Family Life Depart- more time for pre-marital cou nseling. ment. lie said in about one-fil th of The goal of the policy is to fight divorce "where it begins the marriages in his church last — In hasty or Ill-advised year st least one partner was marriages, par ti cularly among under 19. He said that the state of Call. the young," he said. Thirty-three per cent of all fornia has required couples divorced couples are teenagers younger than 18 to receive anct "sev out of 10 marriages counseq óetore marriage. Involving teenagers end in In cases of pregnancy, he separation. Where pregnancy ed , he will still ask the add was a factor, 90 per cent break go through the waiting u.' the committee reported. couple to period, although a decision by Iev. James Martinez s. the diocese marriage tribunal Awust1ne Church of Casselberry said the policy is Just to ma permit them to forego the help the couple involved. The wait. Rev. Patrick Caverly of St. Mary Magdalene, Altamonte Springs, said In case of pregnancy he usually advises against marrge and that the c hild be given up for adoptirn if be ( 6 the couple i tor, unmature. nationalized ironworks, Empress Farah and Mrs. Perez toured the headquarters of a foundation which supplies textbooks to needy Venezuelan school children. Playwright Hay Dies Indeed, rather than being impressed by Parish priests in Seminole County today called the new . "Youthful Marriage Policy" adopted Tuesday by the Roman Catholic Diocese of Orlando policy-making board a positive . - . . approach to the high divorce rate among teenace couples. p The new.. '-1 a three-month waiting period for _________ anyone tinder th e age of 19 ___ wishing to marry In the church. ____________ — i They will be required to have in-depth interviews with their priest dealing with factors such as family background, parental REV. WILLIAM ENNIS ________ ____ attitudes, desire to escape an unpleasant home situation, pregnancy and degree of in fatuation. Maturity and financial sta bility of the couple are also ta ken under consideration. The teenagers will also be required to attend special in.. struction and counseling Presidtnt Carlos Andres Perez %isited the recently - - and this policy will go down In history as a in a struggle they did not consider vital either to May 8 is also the birthday of the author of our Shippe nor Soldman. That wisdom, therefore, is - CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) — The Shah of Iran toured Ciudad Guayana, Venezuela's steel city on the banks of the Orinoco, then flew back to the bustling capital for an evening of folk dances. While Shah Mohammed Rev, Pahievi and Venezuelan MOSCOW (AP) Teen-aged ballerina Nadezha Pavlova has been named a soloist with Moscows Bolsboi Ballet, the news agency Tass says. Paviova, who Is 19, has been given it big publicity buildup, unusual for a young dan cer. She made her Moscow debut in March, dancing "Giselie." lie aim accomplished a put deal Internally questioned the unity of such a vast Investment method of averting World War Ill. Policy -V Seminole city officials' however, unless the delegation 1-Us community has instructed each city, in an effort to en- They are trying to be ad- marriage. criticism in recent months, takes some action the Seminole the city delegate to the courage implementation of the ministrators," Altamonte He feels the culture pushes came in tot- some rncrc during cities nia) be required to technical coordinating corn- land planning law. Springs Mayor Norman Floyd young people into a dating "These people need to report said, last night's meeting of the comply with the local law and mittee on land planning, pattern too soon and marriage CALNO Council of Local as well as the statewide one, chaired by Sanford City to the municipalities in Seminole "We don't want the corn- looms on the horizon too Governments, Mrs. Duerr said the Manager W. E. (Pete) Knowles County and not the legislative mittee answerable to two rapidly. "I am not saying all Singled out for attack by masters - the delegation and teenmarriages will not work as elected officials last night were the cities," Piland said, some do work out very well," he delegation actions including: Mrs. Duerr said Knowles had added. Refusal to repeal the Mooney drafted a report to the Y ut annexation la w; legislators without the approval Rev. William Ennis of All A bill spomisored by Sen. Lori of the committee members. Souls Ch urch, Sanford, sa id the Wilson ( i-Merritt Island) to Sanford City Commissioner new policy is not meant to disJohn Morris, CALNO chair- courage anyone from getting place municipally-owned utilities under Florida Public man, side-stepped a vote on the married, but reflects the Service Commission (PSC) Police, the Explorers and the By NANCY BOOTH The officer's decision would issue, advising each of the city church's conccrn for the control; Boy Scouts can be used effec- be based on the seriousness of officials instead to instruct nwnber of young marriages Herald Correspondent Retention of the technical the crime and whether or not it their individual delegates as ending in divorce. WINTER SPRINGS - tively, Ritz said, coordinating committee of the Robert Ritz, director of the Di. they wish. He added the According to Ritz, changes in was a first offense. Shah Tours Venezuela entrance Into the Korean Conflict — to defend America's conurdtnwnt to anticommunism. Truman's opponents didn't know that the policy — nations working out their destiny within fact Oat corruption is widcspremA both in rural which 13, in truth, a nwans to convey the purpose 01 areas the Patriots prior and In Bangkok. Smuggling from China to the Declaration of singular 'S' standing alone In the middle of his secure borders, striving to give their BERRY'S WORLD Ken.iedy and charged that the CIA was behind a number of attempts on his own life. But looking into American television cameras, Castro pointedly said In English, "We wish friendship. We belong to two different worlds but we are neighbors. One way or anotherwe owe ittoourselvesto livein peace." The Cuban prime minister held a news conference Wednesday night between private sessions with visiting Sen. George McGovern. Castro said he felt President Richard M. Nixon had "a personal hostility against Cuba and many cOUn terrevolutlonary friends" but he added, "President Ford does not have any personal hostility." Yet, very shortly, America learned that he decade is not proof of Its willingness to assist an was able to accomplish a great deal — The ally, then such proof is unattainable. file renewed, we cannot overlook the liberty, it is by no means certain who will be in the role of in position for quick ruing. Government officials significance of the blending of contemporary HAVANA, Cuba (AP) — Fidel Castro has strongly urged Washington to ease its trade embargo with Cuba, denied any Cuban role In the assassination of John F. ? We're commemorating the Bicentennial this feel as though a stack of hay has fallen upon JZ they and their associates travel in the hinterland yeat with quiet remembrance in some instances me." port.ion of their profits into the underground. However, earlier evacu' in released today related mixed ta les of killings and kindness from the K.hriier Rouge victors, and one of th e last women to arri ve said soldiers "scorting them gave them coconut milk and oranges all along the 200-mile road to the border. In Bangkok, reliable sources reported that the U.S. government has imposed a freeze on any more Camtxxlian and Vietnamese refugees who want to go to the United States. An Embassy spokesman said he had no knowledge of any such directive from Washington. In South Vietham, where the new governm ent resumed communications with the outside world, Associated Press writers George Esper and Peter Arnett reported they ere able to move about freely and tried to interview I.t, (kit. 1'a '.'an 'I'ra, chairman of the military id. c ministration committee for Saigon under the new regime. UT he took the oath of office. As he said himself, "I 1 ..q" Letter - By JANE: CASSELBERRY herald Church Editor The last 550 foreig ne rs trapped in Phnom Penh crossed into Thailand today and several painted a picture of a "dead city" littered with decomposing bodies and aba nd on ed household goods, popu la ted only by stray pets sn'I Khmer Rouge o.o!dI:rs. America's defense budget, he says, will go through $200 billion within five years, and he doubts If even that will be enough. "You will also have to take political and military risks to reestablish your credibility that will make some of the crises we have been through in the past look like Sunday afternoon picnics." America had the Vietnam war won in 197Z claims Thompson, and could have gotten an enforceable peace agreement. "But the CoflV'eSS didn't want It. They wanted out." Because of this, he says, nations "which were your friends and would have remained your friends If you had remained credible" are engaged in "a great resuffle. They know perfectly well that the American commitment now to them Is valueless." To borrow a favorite expression of Dwight Eisenhower, who was wise enough not to commit U.S. military power to rescuing France's Indochinese chestnuts In 1954: "Tommyrot." • " There! -.- BRIEF Thailand From Cambodia some of the mcst unrelievedly gloomy predictions yet heard about what the collapse of Sou th Vietnam may mean for the future of U.S. leadership of the free world have been made by Sir Robert G. K. Thompson, the famed guerrilla fighter. According to Thompson, who is credited wi th directing Britain's victory over Communist Insurgents In what is now Malaysia, the consequences of America's "abandonment" of South Vietnam "are going to shake you to the roots." - •, from the new economic power of Western Europe which locks people into systems not of their own choosing. What Kissinger seems to be telling us is that we are at a watershed of our history and now, more than ever before, we must avoid any sgn i of weakness or vacillation in U.S. foreign policy when - Castro Asks U.S. Switch taking totalitarianism sponsored by Aloscow and Peking — p-,. — - - - Last Foreigners Reach Whose m architect for that new order. One blueprint IS that Supported by American - Pre-Marital Wait For Teenagers Backed DON OAKLEY Anew industrial nations. That view may be accurate, but had been pthne minister, carefully placed a rifle - New tiuss t rural interior a number of years back, my better bargain for the resources they Supply to the companion, a government friend whose father '-S In the residential Line. According to Stenstrom, "This Is the biggest month we've had for the 19 years the business has been In existence." being the high bidder. After scanning the list, I'm certain there'll be some who'll make a special trip down to the auction, Just for the thrill of bidding for this high-priced talent! Available for work details are Sanford City Commissioner A. A. McClanahan, Rev. Blair McGarvey, Dr. Gonzalo 'Huaman, Steve Penick, Albert Clark, H einer Miller, and B. D. Baggs. Rev. McGarvey said the fist of volunteers continues to grow and may Include a special prize' at auction time. Remember, it's (Wa Saturday at 5 p.m. RAY CROMLEY world to accelerate their development by striking a —... r-- -- Evenina Herald, Sanford, Fl. ing, or w1untever. Their services can be had by Thai police and government friends teU me ____ - Clock It's official now for Julian Stenstrom. He's the director of public relations for the Florida Division of Cardinal Industries, a firm which will be :: C .1Zird [IIdIIt UOlI. . dutt'u u. iu. zziuiiui ä general manager for Stenstrom Realty In grand fashion, During the month of April, they had a total of Line - - It won't be too many weeks before the kids are out of school for their summer vacations, and a goodly number of them probably won't be able to find themselves a job. Perhaps this Red Cross idea would be appealing to some. According to Mrs. Pat Peters, Volunteer Adininistrator of the Central Florida 1vipter for the Red Cross, young people from age 13 and up are needed to serve in hospitals, nursing homes, day care centers, homes for exceptional children, iecreatlon department activities, and to serve as tied aides for Safety programs. Youth volunteers give 40-50 hours service uurlflg the summer; some programs have a minimum hourly average per week. All training Is provided the "national interest" of the Philippines may dictate that his country discard its mutual defense treaty with the United States of America and take over U.S. bases at Clark Field and Subic Bay'. This is startling word from one of America's closest allies in the Pacific. Thailand Or is it really surprising? The Philippines lie close to the hot breath of the Communist advance through Southeast Asia. After watching the perforance of the United States as chief hacker of the On F ron effort to stern aggression against Laos, Cambodia and South Vietnam, the Filipinos can hardly be blamed for wondering whether their "national interest" is really being served by relying on the Americans as defense partners. WASHINGTON - (NEA) - The downfall of This is typical of the quandary facing U.S. the Cambodia and South Vietnam will, after a allies around the world. If they are thinking in suitable period of consolidation, free North same direction as President Marcos, they are in Vietnam for i gradual stepup of operations in trouble, and so are we. nort heastern Thailand. Scores of countries around the world have iruy Lj acvutiipaiiied by an intiease in entered into security arrangements wi th the United Chinese su ppor t for the small but well-organized States which rest on the principle th at our national Peking-backed underground in the northwestern interest r un s parallel with theirs. Now they have section of the country. Access to Thailand is simple. The North seen the United States identify its national interest seen in the survival of South Vietnam, and then abruptly Vietnamese and Pathet Lao already dominate change its mind. If this leads many of our allies to most of Laos along the Thai border, a border so extended the Thai police and military have for consider going it alone - or even warming up to years found It Impossible to guard against inCommunist powers seeking influence in their filtration. regions - it could be disastrous for them and The Thai underground Is ripe for expansion, disastrous for U.S. security as well. North Vietnamese and-or Chinese-trained cadre Secretary of State Kenry Kissinger is insisting have been organizing in the region since 1954, that the "basic cornerstones" of our foreign policy and actively for the past 12 years, despite some intermittent setbacks. have not changed because of the Indochina originally confi ned to the far northeast and debacle. "Our nation is uniquely endowed to play a northwest, with pockets in the extreme southcreative and decisive role in the new order which is west, organizers have, for the past five years form around us," he says. He is right, in been slowly moving Into the west central area in terms of the leadership which a country as strong an "oil spot" type advance. That is, they have set as the United States is capable of exercising. up nuclei at selected points here and there. Each However, the divergence that developed between oil spot then expands in a slow, Irregular fashion, the White House and Congress on aid to Vietnam, the groft being hardly noticeable, except at and other symptoms of weakness in our bipartisan in terva ls of roughly five years. There may thus be no obvious outward change foreign policy, suggests we are faltering in our in Thail andover next decade. Itcould take at resolve to pla y . the creative and decisive role in least that time for the cadre to get their unworld affairs that history has assigned to us. , derground units in shape for effective open As an historian, Mr. Kissinger can see a "new moves against the government. order" emerging from the diplomacy of detente, _jz --- - Another reminder of this Saturday's "auction," sponsored by the Sanford Christian School. Nearly $4,000 worth of merchandise will be auctioned starting at 5 p.m. and take place at the Land O'Fabrics building on First Street In Sanford. The store will be opened at 9 a.m. and Flea Market will be available until the start of the auctioneering at 5 p.m. All of the proceeds are going to the school's building fund, According to Rev. Blair McGarvey, there'll be many pr lies in various categories —one of which Is it ride in Johnny Bolton's P.51 Mustang airplane. If you don't Like to fly, now about a ride on Auto Train? There will be one round trip family ticket tor this popular means of transportation North also included in that bag of prizes and surprises, Another feature which has been added to the list 01 pri s is "vninntpr 'flr" "". ":-- ' p'; :rrct, either). The following persons have offered to work for one-half day. . . mowing the lawn, painting, baby- ze I - 10 7N V j'tUSSI _______________________ D "lou tiul,t,i George Stuai"t U Makes Stencils? -- --- _ - F THE your f- ___________________________________ WEAT guirgtuart. _______ . l J't!J1C9 pntV 5o0 bo go* 100 j _____ ____________ ______________________ '-"S Ilrst Federal Savings & Loan Association of Orlando 4 ,.hanc 0$ afternoon and evening thuncjcrshowecs Pghs near ,) , Perfect Painter White, Reg. 8.49 tiN. All Purpose, High Gloss 99 ENAMEL (OIL BASE) For interior and exterior use. Cabinets, *oodwork, trim, househo!dequiprnent and many other uses Scrubbabte, durable Excetlit gloss retention. -_- - V • lows mostly in uppei Winds variable tO mph. gusty near thun d*r%howers Ran protabIcty )O per (rot through r r clay Em,endrd Forecml, la,urdA, through Monday FIor.d. Peninsula Chance of thun (lershOwerS nor ih and Central ¶.aturd and Sunday Lows from nid6Os to loner lOs north and 'n lOs ,owl - .ons n'stty mi d tO'to lo-r 90', CUCP$ little (OOtf nttI' - C -:--- ------- - - - V' --1 - - - - �___ 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -7,-- • ___ iif : _________________________ r Thursday, Mays, 1975 - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thurzdav #A-,- !, 175-7A AI - Repeat of sellout! The 11 - -II - _ - - - -- - ONE - STOP SHOPPING) I w OWN Sunday, May I I A - presents II II it -- - It s i_ A 1111 May 9 and 10 Ii is I An M I SAVE GAS 16 IF MORE MONEYPRICES Super Savings RMING cam wn ?I A BOY A DOG ALONE LOST ilel IN Friday THE o1C % G ASSORTED I lb. 122-8121 3.99 MIDNIGHT SUN FURNITURE ONLY SAVE 33% AND MOREI REGAL ELECTRIC $ 13 .884 REG. 47.93 TOASTER REG $ REG 19 HFADPHONES R E G. 16.9S - SALE THRU 19995 MAY 10 SANFORD PLAZA OPENTIL,P.M, FREE COFFEE REG. 34.9S \ MEN'S 3( IN DASH MOUNT REG 14995 AM.FM.8 TRACK 8 TRACK TAPES REG 69 1 99 ,0 59s MANY OTHER BARGAINS - INCLUDING TV's 07 BANKAMERICARD Send Mother love and PHONE FOR AN SANFOR 9 APPOINTMENT May 11th' vour winter clothes! OPEN WED., THURS,, FRI. TIL OPEN A VOGUE 9P CHARGE 10 We accept Vogue Charge Master Charge American Express BankAmerlcard I S TO $12 M" I I SANFORD PLL AZA I ii ii II !N FAIRWAY PLAZA) W D PLAZA ON L It's easy Y' SPECIAL L. • PRICE OF A-" Apen S LBS $ See S 500 Order I' 64 01 "The Boss" Pepsi I 790 GROOMING 35 - . Bowling,, May 10. 18 Ask For oupon At The THIS WEEK ONLY! . MORIG4 of Finfte ID A during May . PHONE Show, Mount Vernon Nlntel, coffee Break, 6-11 p.m., Pen- Plaza. Free refreshments, a.m. to 5 p.m. Free adin"o n drawings and door p6m. and door prizes. • if 47 LegalNotice Pair Thru Saturday FICTITIOUS NAME *ith the Clerk of the Circuit Court. f • 595 'LJ.Il.gdI.iJl DIJL7Lt1 F SHOE REPA IR - SPECIAL I . . HANDBAGS 4% Jonns?cw1 Et'zabeh W Gi.ttm&nn PublIth 15 ? DE67 F I C T I T I OV S N AM E Nol, ce i% hereby g-ven ihat 100% POLYESTER of I I I crusty S 2 2.99 Yd. I I I OUR LATEST AND GREATEST A THICK, JUICY DELICIOUS NEW SQUARE HAVE v MADE A ONE INCH THICK HOMEMADE STYLE PI7ZA WE THINK EVERYONE WILL LIKE. AD VAlID CAIIAD CALL A H Er A D FOR U 'U OR ROUND PIZZA S M Prints L NOW ri P E Solids 690 LADIES' POPSICLE SCUFF Foam Cushioned $ 77 U EAT-INS GOOD THRU MAY 7. 11 ADMISSIONS '' At Sanfora Annie Ru th Dar'ne Grooms OF TH Am&nda Montgom", Elva Sawyer Ros.oe H Taviof jaram White E Than, .Ftaroi!e M-ei L Arrefson. DeBar, tia rry r BrO'An Deaar, APPLICATION FOR DIS :HARGE Lin0a M Canform. 0@8afy Rdly Joe Starling. DeBary All perswi Iry hefeby notq CIO Saftdrs L Aciams. Detforia that the under%iqned &$ Execulor'01 NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT AND estate, SPECIAL PRICES CIRCUIT COURT SUNDAY, MAY 11 ha completed trte a AntPic,ny Tramuto?a. Dettoria Paul Deltona George kat1on for diSchArge Obt9chs the ito, if eny,'ItId be duly hued After' lung proof of pubIatOn JoyceA Clutter, Osteen RiChard 0 Not?. Winter Sprngs published once ii for four COnLecuth,r bfth%. the matter approi,,aI Of Said report and the odefinQ of d'strjbvtiOn of StAt will orn before th,t court Santora DISCHARGES • Eieutr of sau eSt3t Lftttt, Kreuter and Holmn Attorney% at Law ED- I47 ;:i: 17 ised NOW NOW RX NOTES so? Gallon Cans REG. 4.99 PTA, -30 Apri$2aMay1 SIS 1975 PROBATE DIVISION N UMBER 13-301 CP C I AL REG. 1.69 00 School HOSPITAL n JU01CIAL CIRCUIT, SEMINOLE COU 4TY, FLORIDA. $2 £' Frk I Jlr. ' ThE 11TH LIGUSTRUM HEDGE PLANTS EAT IT ALL BROTHERI OR CARRY-OUTS & s bli h- IN AND REMEMBER FOR I Pu TOPS LADIE . AHEAD I S" r II the Fictitious Name Statutes, To W it : Sec t ion $6So9 Florida Statu,,j Yard SPECIAL PLAZA ANNOUNCES Court, Seminole county, _t door prizes Acco4'dar.c, with the prOv5so 59 REG. I am came OBEDIENCE PO TECTION DOGS O SANFORD. And that I intend to register sad . Center, Sanford Plaza. Free refreshments, drawings and pm 1051. Sanlord 32711. Semonole CountV. Florida. under the 1,clihovs SPECIAL First Quality- Prints & Solids SANFORD PLAZA ., MAY19 Idylwilde S Sarah VV qq~ gs .1014C. pizza SUPER Cordance with the provisions ot int Colors Values To 149 • ge..u,,er e-Buffer urry's Cookles PLAZA TOWELS us at Coin Laundry & Dry Cleaning 6oz. Package Lemon- V an illa Fudg M SANFORD 1.95 • Auction by Deltona United Church of Christ,l p.m., church feUowsh1p hall, 1%9Povldence tona. Blvd St.. Sanford, Seminciie County eminole & County Citizens Band Florlda under the fictitious na REACT team No. " coffee THE LITTLE WARDROBE me amd of break, 6-11 p.m.. Penney' s Auto trial %* P iniena to regisler sald*nam - Assorted CALL -223 • REG 399 NOW OPEN 10.9 DAILY, 1.6 SUNDAY Hamburger Rolls $ 1 DISCOUNT - . Blvd., Winter Park from 11 beginning at 9:30a.m. old U.S. p.m. Bank building, Sanford Plaza. Central Florida Stamp Club free admission. Seminole County Citizens central noridastampciub Band REACT team No. 2648 Notice is her eby given that we are Diet Revolution - at hfAY 17 Seminole County School Bus Motor ,No. 1742 and Morse Drivm Bazaar and Car Wash Rci*inpals DR. ATKINS • Benevolent NtAY 11 Stamp Show at Mount Vernon LIGHTWEIGHT AND CAN BE WORN OVER ANY THE CAR. CARRY A SPARE PAIR IN SHOE. M uiOW. The Total Woman AP '_' - NEXT DOOR TO PENNEY'S MIRABEL MORGAN I sponsored by Sanford Police Association, starting 4 p.m. at Police Deltona will present a drama, Benevolent Building on -Night of January 16th," at 7:30 p.m., on Saturday, and Sunday lakefront. Tickets available from PBA members. The Bible as History $1.95 FRICA Ask for special FOR THE Theatre Ar'.s Guild (TAG) of I On Hand Breakfast Club Holdog or We now do ow MAY llighwayl7-92, Winter Park, 1l fly's Auto Center, Sanford SANFORD cleaned $17sO no. SH10"PPING CENTER (FORMERLY Chicken barbecue supper B AUTY SANFORD PLAZA OPENFRI,NITETIL9 SANFORD PLAZA Publix Sugar 1jTTTTrT1T.TrrTTwy1 ,r eaters SANFORD PLAZA VALUES Close Evenings at 6 Open Fri. 1119 THROUGH WEDNESDAY Private Booths 9A42 Many pretty items for Mom J Men's Hair Styling 322- Panties. Wallets and Cosmetic Bags. I Is 2y Bob 427. Buffet,7 p.m.; installation, 8 p.m. and entertainment by meeting and installation. Del Shaw Red Wing and the %1Ay II; PAT AND BILL REGISTER 322-8300 SANFORD PLAZA E 0 Installationof officers of Deltona Civic Association Auxiliary, I p.m., Deltona VFW Post and Auxiliary Community Center. Light 8207, Longwood, post home SR luncheon at noon, followed by Sanford Specialty Advertising TREASURE CHEST AD. We have Lingerie by Kayser, San Souci Clean andput awau w. w ON A SCHEDULE? Mothers Day, MASTER CHARGE perm old U.S. Bank, Sanford Plaza ______________________________________________________________ We use and recommend RK products- a gift from Vo ue UNLIMITED • and inexpensive AZA IS RAVIO VACK 1 WITH THIS NFORD Semincle Audubon field Uip. Meet at Kelly Park (Rock Rummage and Bake Sale to Springs) at 10 a.m. Public inbenefit Cub Pack 508,9 a.m. to 4 %ited. - . 1088 $2 off 19995 Frosting $1500 ith toner $17" at-- cast. Debbie Cole, Chuck Easley and Retv Sands. by UNIROYAL REG. 12.68 PU A rn flM11 HAIRSTYLING - $995 $2495 322-6982 ONE WEEK ONLY I 1811's VINYL STRAP BankAmericilrd Resp. Price 12.500 REG. 21.88's CHAISE from HURRY - THEY'LL GO AT THESE PRICESI 3 44 VINYL STRAP off Oil p.m., 2.69 LIGHTERS REGULAR HAIR STYLING CONVERTER I $175 narrated film given by M. Serras and Phyllis Tamrney. Fantasticks' Sh oestring Bad Check seinlnar,9a.m.to Theatre at DeLand Airport, 1L30. Panel of merchants, 8:15 p.m. Tickets available bankers, law enforcement, Mrs. Florence tecret service and state Thuot, Director, assisW by t0rneY' s Office- all items now on display I • REG. 199 VITAMIN "El the latest in FM RADIO S REG. $25 Reg. $10 $13 AUTOMATIC TAPE PLAYERS I NOW 10% 50% OFF! THRU NOWISATURDAY Master Charge M U if I I i!11v7 Airport Blvd. & 17-92 R111 1EIVIIE U ~~ Great values fl Summer To ENTIRE STOCK OF FINE FURNITURE ZALES SAVE )l tST7 ANVAOD SCRIPTO fashion colors $n h nny's Standar dSvc, Mother's Day Special 1088 REG. 12M P.M. Jo ADJUSTS COMPLETELY TO $37 . 8 A.M. to6 OPEN EVENINGS Til. MOTHER'S DAY 200 I.U. 100's ECKERDIS From Norway A wide sol*cflon of PROCTOR SILEX NEW- Stressless Chair ALS 11521 TOASTMASTER TOASTER OVEN ACHINE K IN M Addmjssjon, free treats, a musical ly Sanfor(l Plaza MAY 14 Junior Woman's Club of Ohio Club of Deltona pot Casselberry magic show. luck dinner, 6 p.m. in the Maury Kopman and his Deltona Community Center. - mystifying magic," 12:30 p.m. Program by Southern Bell Casselberry Woman's Club. Telephone Co. Theme: Overbrook Drive. Small "Thinking Machines," a Deland Players, will present BANKAMERICARD MASTER CHARGE AUTOMATIC CLEANING 1I C II 323-9951 41E 1.29 B RUSH BY CLAIROL MAY 10 SIDEWALK ART SHOW and FARM CITY FESTIVAL d • REG SPECIALI GE STEAM & SPRAY IRON S $2.95 MOTHER'S DAY Sundail~ M& 11th s Card & Gfts CLOSEOUT ALL SMALL inc CHOCOLATES y CHARCOAL APPLIANCES '1 OF A KIND 0 G The Perfect ift 211111 10 LB. BAG 9:30 a.m. Return next day at 6 Free blood pressure tests, 24 p.m. Contact Doris Rogers or p.m., Sanford Adventist Mary McPherson. Church, 7th and Elm. Welcome on service work MOTHER'S DAY GIFT 02 $ i 75 REG. 24.88 WATCHES icpenney . SANFORD PLAZA , 2 LADIES 6~ ________________________ CANDIES FAMOUS BRAND It's good to know it's there when you need it. 7 : 30,9155:30 REQ. CH TOWELS DOMESrIC FINANCE Children 75c MEMbER t:LAOSHIP RANKS. INC. US! Evonings 7:3o,9:is Wed. matinee 2:3o Adults i.so Students 1.25 Or SEMINOLE I' LOANS UP TO$2500 DESERT Dirik Hays Jamie Hays PG Ue S.BANK rAI I !! uu" gm~_ MAY 13 Sanford Middle School PTA. , Nlav 9-10 Student projects Fe Citizens S' enior display and hand will play. InLauderdale trip, Jungle Queen stallation of officers. cruise, dinner and vaudeville show. Visit to Indian village. Idylwllde School advisory Leave Sanford Civic Center 9 committee, 7:30 p.m., at the a.m.., pickup at old Mon- school tgomer)Wad, Cassel be rry, Lirnited Quantities Free pickup & delvery ONLY BEA our sidewalks! at 12:30 p.m. Joint meeting with Beta and Gamma Delta. THIS WEEKEND THRU Limit Rights Reserved SANFORD PLAZA MM Starts REG. 22.88 I • SATURDAY IMPROVE YOUR SU ER* BRANNIGAN FLAGSHIP I High School PTSA, Chi Chapter, Delta Beta 1- appa Gamma Society, p.m., school commons. Student Founders' Day luncheon at the body president will conduct tl,meeting. Installation of nfCommunity Center, Assorted Colors Event GOO WOULD HELP Last DaY 7:30, 9: 15 For PG rouritt Pays 6 % N Polyester Blends _________________ _____ _________________________ - REG. 19.88 on "uu Passbook 19 88 Gn Assembly, 4th Degree Knignts p.m. auction and flea market 9. of Columbus, will meet at the 4, 206 E. First St. ltoundtrip f . Father Lyons K of C Clubhouse Family and car on Auto Train in Sanford at 8 p.m. Th13 is a and flight in P.51 Mustang, new assembly and all 4th among Items to be auctioned. Degree members are welcome. Vented Side Shirt Style Over 70 entries expected. Greatest show ever 5 Sanford ChrisUan School Featured WN at the Father Lyons K of C 0.ubhoum in Sanford at 8 p.m. Seminole to help light ball field welcome. .t SR 419 4. W27 r FRY PAN P _4ki surprisingly low p rices! U StR'Cf DA N k 1 A/SANFORD PLAZA'S a splendid variety of A I JI -- ILI Henry leisure - 10 AM to 5 PM II en. First Street. a3 Friday and Saturday 16.1 " MAY 12 Sallie Harrison Chapter DAB, The Franc I ic a Friar s 2:30 G S. General Auem bly, 4th Degree Sanford Memorial Library, Knights of Columbus, will meet p.m., Mom-pleasing gifts...at &aim oft* go Slay Men's . See exciting new fashions Ask ?iSK 4 0 annual Spring ' C)ay 0tft ors allu , CALENDAR Art Association A 11/I4 13 I Sanford -Seminole Carrie E 5mtn Kenneth A Hanson Ouln,vecus I Bd Soio&iHollev Cer,MW.I Adliam F Otte. DeBary Thomm W Smith. DeBar ' a7" f'E.b �Thursday, Maye, ins IA-Evening Herald. Sanford, Ft. To Fill Vacant Council Post Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Will Hold Special O viedo City Thursday, MAY 8, 17S-9A Election On June 26 nfl By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer OVIEDO -A special election has been called here for June 26 to (ill a vacancy on the City Council and to get voter reaction to a recommended change In the city's form of government, The Council vacancy was created by the resignation of Walter ltawl&w., who has moved from the community. Rawlson WIS !' ".mbcr. 1974, unopposed. The term of office filled in the special election extends to September, 1976. To candidates have qualified so far Ray Beasley, a six. I JI I I ;-.._'-' Special Twin size mattress or foundation, Full size mattress or founclatio.i. reg. 109.9S ea. !#ale 54.95 ea. 3.pc. queen size set, reg. 299.95 Sale 219.95 3 Pc king size set, reg. 399.95 Sa 289 93 it"z choices of comfori. Choose extra firm coil super firm foam foundation in tWin'tull Queen and king sizes feature uniq ue split ur,.c i ,, 1. foundation , you a n V.;; ,tiur,. uOiCC of firmness Sate prices effective thru Sunday, May 4 '• - Introductory special or *K i, l n dried hardwood f rame I..onvers to queen 4100 pct. Herculon cover . . .' Twin mattress or foundation, reg. ".95 ea. Sale 79.95 ea. WV 0 - — • I / Contemporary - - sectional .. Req. 39.95. AM/FM digital Clock radio features snooze button and wakes you to music or alarm Includes AFC on FM, 60 minute sleep switch and alarm tone control, I .. i Sale $1 1 ., i Req. S189. Four-piece Jelly Bean set includes trestle table, cuhioned bench and 2 cushioned chairs. Table top is marproof white plastic laminate over wood products. Choose sunshine yellow. Matching hutch and buffet. reg $139. Sale Sill Jelly Bean server (not shown). reg. S49. Sale $39 save I 1 I - ____________ Req. 44.95. AM/FM digital clock radio with pushbutton weat ner Wake to music. alarm or weather report. Features $ 0 $ these - JellybeanI, dinettes. • .,'. iir'i -. . Sate prices effective thru Sunday, May it . -- . - . Sale - - -. -. !w -- - - I, I Li 0 :- 'r. ,, — . . 13201 Sale prices effective thru Sunday, J'" ' 1—'T"1 -- " -- 99 No 0326 08 a ve $35 Save 55 Shlfts, full length gowns and pajamas Req. 184.99. Sale 129.99. JCPenney 21" delu*e power propelled mower with 4 HP 171cc easy start engine No-aciust carburetor Easy height of cut adjustment 1 99 " 899 f. 00 4- - - ___ . 0718 No 0210 '5203 Save 50.95 Save 35 Req. 329.95. $1i $219. Early American style console stereo with AWFM/FM stereo radio, full-size record changer arid buill-in 8. track play and record, 'ro Be Given - h._- Mediterranean style console V'9 1 r!JAflg ' I ' !T" -1a4 A 1Du.i.. i Save 3O -- . 20" 4 HP i7icc pushrearbaer mower. H ra neuverable. Easy to start engine. Includes rear grass catcher kit, fold down handle, and east, height of cut adjustment - ' taab f"hI___ 11-'--- A1 - •- Rig. 129.99. Sale 99.99. JCPenney 21" 3', Hp 148cc easy start mower C,151,11uminurn deck, easy l of cut adlisstment. e I,n,1in h re 'r and 6" front WiuCQiS Sale prices effective thru Sunday, May ii. . - " t' — o • Full length nylon tricot robe Special 3 for l.22 N pit/ Z~~/ A terrific buy on these quality nylon tricot panties with double fabric crotch Choose from many bright 399 -. Req. 134.99. Sale 99.99. JCPenney 22" 3' HP 148cc power Propelled rotary mower Easy start engine, easy hei g ht-of-cut a d jus t ment. and a sturdy steel deck Sale prices effecflvi thru Sunday, May ii. H Famous brand 0 name sleepwea r. Misses pull-on shorts. Nylon tricot coordinates -- ..._._• . 111 Shlft length nylon tricot rob Rabies Shots Your choke *Viny ls *Fabrics *Canvas sty Closeout I1I I 4 4,. Troy Piland 3aid the motion as worded nilght require the city to pay overtime to the city clerk, who now works a short day to accommodate night meetings. council approved hiring tut&f o fficer for the Police Lepartment to fill a t*dgeted position and bring the department to nine men . Women's styles *All leather Key cases, French purses and more Sale prices effective thru Sunday, May n, . - 1e9. 99.95. JCPenney tuner/amplifier. Solid state chassis, 4 slide controls, FM Stereo indicator light. AM/FM/FM Stereo tuner. Jacks for headphone. phono. tare in and out, speakers and FM antenna terminals, Walnut grain vinyl Cdbinet. , JCPenney deluxe Af 'FM rtereo tuner.' a mlthin. Save :t Reg ¶, ')5 Sale SUJ " - lomen's handbag! 2.22 - Reg. $99. Three-Piece Jelly Bean dinette set includes round table and 2 chairs Marproofwhitemicatabletop over wood Products Solid hardwood table base In jelly bean red or yellow with reversi ble color matched seal cushions, Reg.39.95. AM/FM eigital clock radio with illuminated computer-type digits. Wake to music. Includes sleep and timer switch, on'off auto switch - ,. :amous name brand ea ther goods. Sale $76 Sale 29.00 L -' - 00 ' '' ' r -. i3777 $ buy! F-1 72 price i WINTER SPRINGS Pkiming and Zoning Bowd Chairman Ernie Hendrix presented a list of 15 Items In question to the city council Monday night following a review by the board of a proposed city zoning map drawn up by county planners. The items Include parcels of property where the annexation and zoning are In question, Including three parcels which Councilrr.an Irene Van Eepuel Mid wem not nneedaccording to the Mooney Bill. atyAuorneyNewman Brock 5 instructed to review the list and give his opinion on the status of each tract. An amendment to the fence ordinance passed on the first reaamg provides (or gates a'id fences around s'.'iimnilng pIXliS tobenot less than live feet high. Gates must be locked when unattended, the ordinance says. Also udequate access must be provided nd easements, with the utility company to be responsible for repairing any needed cuts In fences. Amotlon by Councilman John Daniels setting an 8-hour duty day for all city emplo'.eswas LAP I - , - ,. i ii ,-,•.,- -# --- and weatherhand fine tuning control. Counc l . " ,- -- %,' - bed /sof auI•, Sale 32.0on -. ••.', 100 pct. polyester Solids and patterns Double knit textured .Sizes 8-18 - - Sale 34,100,00 :! CZ ' . _______________________________________________ Quizzes 7 7 -p.-- s 99 3 0 40 v(po & Superlative sercs features high coil count; 12 spring steel edge supports to prevent sagging and give full-width comfort: wire grid mesh plus latexed insulator pad; Polyurethane pads; elegant panel print on rayon satin cover. Planner 0 0.4 reg. 119.9S ea. Sale 94.9S ea. 3-pc. queen size set, reg. 339.95. Sale 269.9S 3-pc. king size set, req. 439.95. Sale 339.95 r $ g - M isses pull-on pants. 11 *3776 OVIEDO Ifl}'OflC Iflterested in having their dog or other pe ts innocula ted against rabie35t3uuldtakentcthapr - - Save 140to 1 110 on mattress and foundation sets. It'. ClAUDIA MURPhY IkrildCorrespondent Heights will be entertaining the students at Geneva and Lawton Elementary schools tomorrow. The purpose of the visit will Ix to raise Interest in becoming a band member for t1 fifth graders who will attend Jackson Heights next year. The 50-member band wiII be presenting "Hogans' lieroesot "The Entertainer." "The ll%'altons' Theme," "Freedom City," and "Rock Slide," which features the trombone section. On Monday, May 12, the band ,Aill be presenting the same program at the Winter Springs Elementar This same group young musicians has scheduled a wash from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Meat World parking lot in Oviedo. Musical Director for Jackson Heigh ts Middle School, Miss Terry Pattishall, explained the band hopes to raise enough money to purchase a t*fld instrument not provided by school funds. Or, the monies earned would go towards tripa scheduled by the band for next year. in - •. - 'Heights Band Sets Schedule year council veteran who retired from the board In 1973, and should lx changed to make th e mayor a votin g member of Currently, the mayor does not have a vote and th e fiveCharles Pratt, an Orange County school teacher. Council. member City Council elects a chairman from among its memCity Attorney Joe Davis ruled recently candidates for city Councilmen Arthur Evans and Herbert McCarley and Mayor hers. office must be residents of the city for two years, in accordance Icon 0111ff, acting as a charter study committee, recommended The vote of the people would not be binding, but council with the city charter. Davis said no court decision has been one elected official be eliminated in favor of a five-member members generally agree th2 nod of the voters would be sufficient rendered In Florida throwing out this charter provision, governing body composed of the mayor and four councilmen, mandate for charter revision. Final day for voter registration and candidate aualifit'iion Although Council ('taIrman John Kuhn wasnot a member of the state Using the same methnd c Altamonte Springs 'v.'bnspeciaIei. May 12, CityClerk Nan' ":: '., committee, he attended commltt 'c tu1e law to create a Council voted this week to include on the ballot an advisory The mayor would act a! chairman of the council, be the city's adopted and a ratifying vote of the people would be called at a question of whether the city's present mayor brm of government chief executive officer and have a vote, later time. 100 pct. .:lyester Sewn-in crease Solid colors Sizes 8-10 �----.--. ' - -'-'- ______ -_ -------,-----.--. ------ - .--.-- ±- —_ T - __ ' _ -- 10A -Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Thursday, 3i--Apartments — Using Ginseng, Bloodroot, Pipsissawa CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando - Winter Seminole . Medicine ManProduce Furnished i_._ 1 ' Park 831-9993 322-2611 Payton Social Security Tax Increase -- 5--Lost &Fo It is fairly simple to walk off e_-pionage service, the KGB, is one of these ships unnoticed and shifting tactics and growing in hide in the largely working stcength, according to in- class districts near the docks tel ligenc sources in Western where many people are sympaEuro pe. thetic to the local Communist They say they see a decreas- party. ing reliance by the KGB on "The KGB are rationalizing agents who enter a Western their clandestine activities," country legally and work in oneWesternlntelllgencesource ,ue likely to go up to keep the retirement system solvent, but employers and employes may be spared an immediate tax increase, Realty broke," Th e system's deficit is esti mated at $3 billion this Burke suggeste(I what the corrective measures might In any case, Social Security Commissioner James B. Cirdwell and Rep. James A. Burke, Mass., agreed there is no prospect that workers atready re tired or planning to retire in the fut ure will have their benefits cut off, Bur ke Is chairman of a House Social Security subcommittee which heard Cardwell testify Wednesday that there Is no Justificatlon for what he called 6 UM 1 .0 ON th is . I Mother's Dayl Choose from ' PL!,U A I 17Give Mom a living gift ~,0 04~ Y A " ., LEA .~t6~ IS No LAt;G1I1; I 'FT E U . . . . . . Love You., ; " COLEUS j (' 110 F Welcome Wag Wagon IH,sks an easier to adjust to your new surBut the make it WAFFLES BLUMOSA FERN POT 49c) PURPLE PASSIOt roundins, and maybe a smile on your Iace IF , L 't.) .- $ SILVER TREE \. NEPHTRIDIJS FREIENDSHIp PANA NEIN OLAN GREEN POT (Reg. IVY 59c VARIGATED GREEN to CUPID I! RAIN TREE FREE STEPPING $429 . 4 FT. HIGH STONE ;~X ji Jor r HANGING 349 BASKETS Full Lin Plants, and OR MORE For Your MARGE WILLIAMS Up Pofle, 372 Stepng StOfl,L Svnrdland Chemicals and 'rt,n. SHIRLEY COOPER 8319212 Cass&ber.Wjflfef Springs La*a U MlIfi £ Laftd1c..tp., 15 N $y 17 1 A from S.ituvgjy 54- j,,, MOødlv ttIw Bed ioom PARK AVENUE MOBILE PARK CITY- $20, 7 bedrooms. f or mal dining room. em in kitchen. larger corner lot, near hospital and doctors dohome&hospitalpatientc.are,7. 3 or 117 Write P0. Box 436, Sanford, _______________ MASTERSCOVE ON THE LAKE in 79M UPLEX-. Furn or Unlurr,.. Ideal Location, Reasonable Ren t. Ph. 34-4øbile Hones • AVALON APARTMENTS ADULTS,NO PETS 116 W. 2nd St. 4 JUDY RENE E 831 S'212 Altamonte Springs WEKIVA RIVER — WELAKA APARTMENTS 111W 1st St ________________________ Lcrood heat air. Only 574,950. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 37377 50 8319212 fa. fflcesor Small Store BuildingS , 1~%*~e MOBILE HOME. PA RK Lot Rent From $55 Best lot selection 'now avallibie In Sanford's newest and finest Adul$- Family Mobfle Home Part Come out and Inspect the MoCzl Homes on disPlaY )P' ISO ________________ _______ ______________ ___ _____ I HILDARICHMOP4D 42-4/)biie HOmes ENEVA GARDEN! F Luxury Patio Living room, kitchen. bath. &I condition ing, no pets. Securit deposit, IllS Month 3277411 *Did You Know?* W have spotless aptt . a manage who loves people, budget stretching rent. Also unfurn BAMBOO COVE GARDEN APTS V. 2 full baths, family room I Plenty storage, large lot. Q,3fl.f,g7 . 1505 W.2Slh St. Sanford. Fla. . , s.0 ' 17. -. Pb. Sanford (305) 323-8188 OT!1fl40 13051 83422w _____________ allate mIl.x s s V ANTED-A QUICK SALE? — relocating. Like new 3 rooms, i' i baths, with den. her, oryer, 'refriger ator in led Fenced yard. Only 123.900 373 9110 '3')'LflrsI% Crescent, 70117, 3 Bk. $8595 Delmar, 41'x21', 2 BR I 611 011 , Carport Sale' 3 Family, May 1. 9. 13. 117 Lcngwood Oviedo PC' 431) Winter Springs Baby Ijrnture, odds Moving Carport Sale Fri -Sat.,9 tO sSwimming Pool .Good Clean & Quiet Living 0L71't •Clubhouse W.TV 7977 Hwy Il 92 372 3961 Movingt Why Not Live still be at home mo3t of the day when you In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Area! y Living Mobile Housing the of ku p to the supermarket. Sant said energy figures nit one any con- For more Information call bu curtailment Herald Cfrculation Dopt. of energy, Ii $2 41111"ll #%It 13 11 MarSOn Germaneft Painting, Remodeling Licensed. Bonded $313605 Free estimates, central neat & air. sales 8. service Dykes Heating I. Air Cond. 3225177 Bill's Lawn Service Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions, p5flg, Edging Fr Estimates Custom Wo'k. Licensed. Bonded 173.1551 Free estimate 373 6036 Unwanted Items hauled free. Jun yard trash $6 IA a nick un toad: yard BUDDY'S HOMEIMPROVEMEPIT. ;"', " -- -. Central Heat & Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris. at SEARS In Sanford. 322 1771. , ':f 'Jr(l 'f need?" Serve a useful purpose lain when you sell them with a iatsif led Ad from the Herald. all us today? Don't delay? Just at 322 7611 or 531 9993 To place ur lcow cost Want Ad 1977 VW Campmobsle Clean, car pet, refrigerator. Sink, sleeps A. Can refinance or consider dune buggy as part of down payment $7,395 531 e215 At'et I AND REPAIRS. 3721335 Interior. Exterior plastering. Plaster patching & simulated brick I stone specialty. 372 7750. Beauty Care rmerly Itarrittt's Beauty Nook) 519[- P r.c'372 574? Coffee d ;.,' cn4r., elp piano 7 E. Colonial Or , Corner of SO 1. 36, 7736460, Orlando Mobile Home Moving - Si JOHNS RIVER FRONT Ir Palatka 100*3.50 7 Septic L ns, water and lights $3,000 own and owner will carry iortgage 373 6441. -son, tO acres Nicely wooded. 'naIl spring, over 300' on paved ,ad $17,500 Terms $31 2191. — )$ Year Mortgages S PC 1. down. or Conventional Mortvages Pressure Cleaning 1977 Yamaha, 250; 5100 or will trade for smaller bike or car. 327-7643 ESIDENIIAL REMODELING Landclearing. septic tanks, fill dirt. driveways All kinds of dogging 7279117: $31 IllS Lawn Care OMMERCIAL REMODELING NEW HOMES New Commerci al lnctjstrtal Motorcycle Ins.urane BLAIR AG[NCY 323 ),IM Construction Financing Ci?h P Smith Construction Inc 303671-1111.71 Hrs. Np4irte Southern Lawn Service C5ign For site or takeover payments. 197? A& A CLEANS ALL Exterior pressure cleaning 323 0563 _____________________________ Well Drilling Make your Budget go further, "ti :;. the Reasonable 373 6050cr 377 9392 Classified Ads every day. To List Your Business ... Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 5.67 1570 GM OWNERS ~,.:- -1) Mr. Goodwrench has a Service Special for you I t* ' ,,,, 4 -, _/ / . . I 11 ~~ A-11111%,; 7 ", RECOPY MOBILE HOMES 3$O) Orlando Drive Sanford 37) 5700 ._ - A& - __11___.._ g__ ri.,. MAITLAIID FLEA MART I $4w 1791 5a! 5. r $347920 p u Wood or steel desks (executive desk & chaIrs, secretarial desks & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as is Cash and Carry PIOLL'S Casselberry, 17 91,*I 17(16 62—L,i1W(i'G3idCl1 John Let me tlil your garden spot vacant lots Floyd , Freer, 322 5131 n — Now's a great time to get a great GM tune - up. We're offering a special low price. Plus you get Genuine GM Tune-up Parts, built to help provide the performance and economy your GM Cdi' was designed for. Get your car teddy for summer driving with our tuneup special this week! NELSON'S l LOP IDA ROE Woodruff'sGardenCenter 601 Celery Ave. Sanford ..- -- . 63—Machinery-TooIs ..-______ Tune-up Includes: • • • • Install fdCtOry.freh .prk plugs, points and condense' Set tactorysp -: feJ en ne d,,-,,e11 and liming Adjust carburetor idle speed and fuel mixture Check PCV valve Check air fter Check distributor cap and rotor Check choke and linkage Other repairs and maintainance at reduced prices. . - -__. 1953 Ford Tractor IN &oodCondition 3Pt hitch 373 1195 64Equipment for Merchandise I Tune Used office furniture Rer Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carl Sha.'npoocr for only SI Meier I. 65-Pets Supplies $2695 for most 8 cyl. cars with air cond. - BOB ENDICOTT P0NT1AC=BU1CK 1 =6MC, Inc. LAM 114WOI _t4m_____ HOURS. MON-411111. 8 AM. 5 PM a a - a ... a a - - WELLS DRILLED PUMPS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS All types and size's We repair and STONE MACHINE A SUPPLY CO 707W 2nd St. Mowing, Edging 8. Trmmrg .1 - w St., 313oo30 L6 sill Ph 3;'? MOST $400 v Skyline double wde Payments Wo,lo I aninr', tui 'ss than $125 mo Schrace Walden. HOMES OF DISTINCTION iOose to everything yet away from it La rge wooded lots e Street lights 'Paved streets *Sewers *Sidewalks PET REST INN ftcird.ng & Gr oo mnj Land Clewing 60—Office Suppies 735170 for free estimate I Vet'(ere' ______________________________ House Pkins Porno Improvements . _____________377 you AT 90, 3wteel Honda. Like New Call After 6, 372 754. 3236700 APT BROWN PEST CONTROL 2367 Park Drive — ART ALL ING LAND CLEARING Al type's tots & .icerage cleared A have top soil, fill dirt, clay, and shell available. Please call night or day, 37339$) use plans. Custom made to FHA md SSBC spec. Fast, economical, :alt Victor 321 0334 C&A Backhoe Service WANT UNBELIEVABLE MIL I. AGE' Then you're' mi5Sin a bet if ycu do'i't check nut th.% 1971 Honda CuD Recently in guaranteed Pest Control Underground or above ground storage tanks. Dewatering, ci cavathon, drive wayCulvert pim and head walls, retaining walls. Keith R. Smith Construction Inc. )05e21 1151 Stan, 71 'irs ______________________________ ..-, IKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR VI'.IER ITEMS . .SELL DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A ,'APIT AD. Phone 372 2811 or 131 '93 and a friendly Ad Visor will - Van 8200 Custom After All work tion, concrete foundation work for signs. equipment, pumps. etc. Service rFEE CENTRAL --- Cotfeeserv :e now available in Sanford. 323 5036 - Epert roof repars Flat roofs orshingle Lift station and force main instaila Garaje AijlO Air Con 78—APtorcyc1eS Roofing STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH. PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW Call 772-2611 or 531 9993, TO,',ER'S BEAUTY SALON 76—Auto Parts Lawns Mowed, trash hauled, chain saw work. Very reasonable. 372 110q. anytime NIce upright jtiall P0'. •.% ci.") ____ "Take The Little Ones With You." If you can spend two to three hours each afterhOOn, have iependable automobile, and a desire to earn extra mone, Al - '(q.i) , Prim knives. GarcienLand. 1400 W No Baby Sitter. fiji hou Corrsignmr' After 6 377 053.1 rflplete e$ up, !censed, Insured 'i, Slve' '/00 mOney Call Orlando, dII / EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWRY ,. 'I 1 41 p L ~ -_ ''Lawn Care HQmeImprovementi Air Conditioning or 59—MjsicaI Merchandise Manatee. 65*11', 3 Br my others to choose from. Save 100's of dollars Earn 40 To 80 Weekly and use BUSINESS DIRECTORY ..1 $12,750 5Jvf in rmuziim You can supplement the family Income and a .. * 1971 Terry trael traler 73'. Ai r, self contained, like' new 57,995. 32) P,lds n.11. After S 30. 377 2450 Plant Sal - Potted plants and Spathiphylum Fri. & Sat at ter noon 609 F 111h St POBSON MARINE aa• 4 Speed $1695 earn your money from a Herald Rout.. now (",!6te". The Herald 1974 Ventura 11.000 miles Standard Reasonable 534 7726 $350 2611 Ext, 55. 1971 Seabreeze 1$' excellent for any fisherman, salt or fresh water. 60 HP Johnson, walk around center controls. elettnic start, tilt trailer Must see to appreciate, must sell $lMjO 373 6555 After S weekdays Pine' Knoll, 60'04'. 3 BR We buy cne pr' CAN BE CUT WITH SCISSORS IDEAL FOR ROOFING or INSULATING 1961 GTO Convertible spectcd, in top working Order $300 or best offer If interested, give me a call Bill Currie, 322 Carport Sale Sat. 10 till dark. Golf clubs, refrigerator. sewing machine, clothes arid other mISC 7101 Cordova Dr. Concord. 40*17' 7 BR NON RUSTING PURE ALUMINUM EASILY INSTALLED WITH STAPLEGUN 1970 Datssr. I docq sedan. 11,00. 4 speed, exceptionally clean $1,350. Call Duane McGuire, 372 1651, Dealer .'.e'. ,,artof'd 3)) Every Saturday Night '7:30 P.M. 1109 Orlando Clipper, I?' Tri Hull, 115 HP Mercury. both 1971, trailer extras, sacrifice, 57,995. 373 449S 3 BR. Hwy 4 EACH IDEAL LINING MATERIAL (They Fit Between Studdings and Rafters) NATIONAL AUTO SALES 2600S. FRENCH. SANFORD Dell's Auction Service . 611k cc—Rh,str a. Arøcnrioc $3995 oFree Boating Friday Nights, 7:30 Top dollar rrLrn on cunsqnmenI at 23 pct & 35 pcI We also buv full houses. eslates, etc Opfn f),J j 1,r 10. ,, 5pm Ga.'6gc ate 'Thurs Fro 91 202 Fisher Pt Frontier, 50'xIO', 2 OR 4 4i r--1* I & 2 Bedroom .Furnished or Unfurnished Auction 54-Gai-age Sales I 5.ovenir, 65*171, 3 BR 6 Afternoons A Week I $6495 $17,995 0 rfflae V4 g COLOR IV. 114 95 MONTH. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN 644 1006 _______ Carport Sale: Sat Sun . May tO Ii 901W 22nd St C/ VJLCU Liii . - $8995 Norris. ' _ 9a m till Moving I9l7Summerlin $2650 I -- ._ ... -DE HART'S RADIO SERVICE 103 F 19th 5t, 373 2941 home & Auto Radios. Tape' players Regent, 6S'x17'. 3 BR. $13500 COVE . 53—'TV- Radio-Stereo Norris. 66'x17'. 2 OR I Best offer. 3722197. 045.6, 37)6632 33 I c -- NO IN TEREST .- NO RED TAPE PlO CREDI I CHECK Good condition. runs. 75—Recreational Vehicles ALL HOMES REDUCED FROM >AGE For used turn ljr " .ippt'anc es. tools, 0t it I or 10)1 arm', Larry's P.'art, 715 5,ir'tord .' i' 94. AIJIIOPI STARTS AT S to 1',? t, Sat . P.','i, 11) C'r.slin Beref itt, will r' 1, School - ._ USEDOFFSET PRINTING PLATES 23 INCHES BY 36 INCHES CASH 322.4132 --- ---.---. KENMORE WASHER, parts, serv Used machires MOONEY APPLIANCES 371 0697 SPECIAL SALE DIRECT TAX REFUND 3 Room furnished apt. Bedroom is air conditioned $100 MO Ill) Ith Locust to 14th, left to Valencia Cl, St. rn north to ustln Development Cor p ' 377 Homes Efficiency apartment and 1 AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT COR P bedroom unfurnished aparlmer' -- 6300 PH"" ON E- 5)1 near town. 373 7312 - Scars Kenmore Gas Range 17S - Apartments NEED EXTRA MONEY? you'd trim your usage to 495 gallons a mon th. That might he and Winter Springs-I Bdrm, I bath, living cm., dining rm, den, new kitchen, tm screened patio, brick ed fr ont, nice yard w deep will, window air. Extras, paneling, wallpaper & drapes. 523.000. appr. $4,000 down or arrano.ms&s J23 9357 alter S-30 . STUDIO 1,2,3 BEDROOMSUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES a,v 117 - 01 C.I.....a )'') for gallons a month , these elasticity pr dictions may that, 11 the price rose to 6 cents per gallon, place Hunt Realty _ 1 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices pail, used, any condition. 64.1 5126. W,ntrr Park ' -. WHILE SUPPLY LASTS O','CP 60 P41CC CLCfN '"PS TO CtiOOSE FROM. EASY TrP.MS 52—Appliances New Electric Ranges $129.95 and up S/'NFORDAUCTION, 373 7)10 7SlI Park Dr AFTER HRS. REALTOR 3723991 377 Cdli 3229211 Loch Arbor, I BR, 2 bath? See your brok er or Call owner, at 327 7331 a m only. TAX REFIJNDU lf you Quality for. new 3,ro0(fl) both home on VA or FHA 0 nan Ong, out homes qualify for up to - In 711$ Forrest Greene, Inc. 373 '333REALTORSeS 7333 "SANFORD t, is get Wg in changes are wider Jim LAKE MARY-- 7 bedroom frame home with breezy porches, 64'xIl8' co?r.er I:? 57.600 WE TAKE TRADES ( . I ongaq:uulfng reflect hardly 3 bedroom, 1': bath on corner lot, . , , $ie.sen ritIr. mtg. 323 $607 Lakeview and Access 3 Br., central 2565 Park Dr 37&sineu Proi-ty HOUSEWIVES. MOTHERS year period. 1974 Broker, 107 W Commercial Sa nf ord 372 7611 ALUMINUM SHEETS NOLL'S Cassel STAN'S AUCTION 3724937 W. Garnett White - will result over a one. gasoline Yr Old, 3 Bdrm w w carpet, central H&A. By Owner 125.900. 173 7716 SPECIAL! DAVE S* 323 9370 Antiques. welcome See At SANFORD SEWING CENTER 307 last lit 5t , Downtown 3779111 EvesIo9 1146 JOHN KPIDER, ASSOC. Fla room 323 2141 after 5 .- _ IOIW,%stSt.. I L4ikcfi-ont Aparlinents "hut equipment I to qualified buyers Call to yOO qualify? $1,500 Down take over mortgage $15,500 Corner lot, 2 bedrooms, ________ $$ less tuan 'eeit. Government subsidized Peg. Real Esta'e Broker REALTORS • large Shady oaks on the Scenic Weliiva, Modern clean inttriors. from $110 5PM. W. of Sanford. 373- 97U. ________________ Eves 303 511 5139, 862 6051 Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And Acreage New houses In a rural area, Ho down elementary school, block from 2 thOpOIng ceers, Act fowl Your MLS Agency Adult mobile home village, under , * They're Hot! * freezer IS Cu. ft VS 372 5107 aIRr 3 901775 6999 I' * "Get 'Em While * 373 6061.32)0317 Anytime 377595.4 Moving muSt sell: almost new Fla room suite, couch, 2 chairs, 2 NEW CONCRETE BLOCK HOMES tables, lamps and bookcase, $210 financed by FarmerS Home Ad I yr old ID" radial arm saw with miniStration 10 qualified buyers table and high speed chuck for with no down payment. Why rent router and sander, extra blades. when y ou can buy for less? $125 Refrigerator with cross top fly own.,', like new, 7 Bedrooms, Fla room, detached garage, fenced yard $19000 322 6399 or 3?J 9t46 bedrooms. across Street from 322-2420 HOSPITAL BED, $ 50 Lane Bradford ' Peg Real Estate broxer '74 some below dealer cost, first come first choicci Plus Fla.'s finest Used Cars, Dick Bi8ird Dattun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largest dealer. '75 Datiuns arriving daily Ph. 1)1-1311, Open Sundays 176 WE FINANCE We BUY Furniture — Are You Renting?? 322.6457 PINECREST- 526.900. Pool, I Broker Z5i.J with cabinet, " "" cAsPipfkefUlor I payments of $8 50 Golden Touch 'n Sew, 173. 1970 VW 1 icellen? (ondilion, 51,195 .322 7612 Datsun-Subaru Sale 72—Auction '' 80—Autos for Sale Owner 377 535.4, 321 0113. 1937 Buick Roadmaster. ASSUME PAYMENTS for Sale 1970 Doøge Monaco. I Door, NT, Air, Heat, Radio, PS. PB, 51.595. Pick up iunk cars FREE, Small price for others. 377 1621. itw'y 1797 5i01706. KLJLP DECORATORS 109W 1st St. 372 7335 We Buy Furriituie 'l'43 GENERAL CONTRACTOR payment, monthly payments it almost Real Estate Cabinets, tops, Sinks. Installation $5495 t r~lw 1-6 JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. ery l,,rc. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN M UNSWORTH REALTY rry Saxon. Realtor acknowledged that his offlcehastrjmflhedsomeof Its earlier estimates on how much price rises would cut con. suinptlon of but he still maintains: "The price has to have some effect." The relationship of demand to price is called price elasticity. .Sant's experts now figure ha for every 10 per cent rise in Price, a 1 per cent saving in energy IDYLLW1LOE- $46500 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2 stories. spact, modern all the extras you could ask for See thiS on e now I trcpIac, oerry, 51—Household Goods .-------- acre Iclyttwilde Section 373 9168. ________________________________ Reg 7I2 5 Grove Dr., Sanford 3 Bedrooms, 7 baths, porch. fenced. VA. low down $17,500. 373 1011 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" ________ __________ --— - 372-110S Persons Interested In 5100 or more SanfOrd: 1 BR Furnished apts, (uie' weekly working full or part lme neohboehood, NO refs Deposit aincint rered.131o99Ocjays k)-Apartments Unfurnished Iin t 0 7 Bedroom furnished apartment. For Pint: New Smyrna townhouse air, wail wall carpet . $123 Month, Paid vacation, hospitalization, on ocean Pool, tennis. $150 Week 1SO Damage deposit. 703C 2IstSt pension plan, paid holidays. 1731733 Salary commensurate with ex Garage apartment Adults periince Smitty's Inc. 372-2112 on;y,no pets. between I IX. Mon -Fri Real Estate 1313S. Palmetto Ave. Need experienced bank teller. Call 3776211, ext 34. or see personnel Roomy 1 bedroonl for mature 1 couple. 7500 B magnolia. Water - Houses for Sale engr. at Atlantic National Bank of - d eloctricity $110 Month. 332. PROFESSIONAL ORDERLY. Iwill i i'it 80—Autos ri 7511 after i 68—Wante4J to Bti'i available Bud Cabelt 372 1Q51 An ,'t ime' _________________________ irLovely3bedroorns. Iyear old, 'Arge family room with Your questiors ce,n be answered Cnntact us $17 OX Terms 3727137 Equipment Mechanic _______.. -_____ 21—Situations VVanted Move Into New Home For S120 3Iie'droons, 2 baths, family room. and pool, Many extras By ow ner Kitchen Bathroom Peg, Real Estate Broker 377 1301, 7610 HIawatha Ave at 179? Phone 321 0640 3 72 3766 JIM DANDY JAZ7 FEED "Buy Dirrii 1mm Boicar" GORMLV's I 1, Santo.' 321 11)) Any guantt CHICKEN MANURE. Approx. 20 ton a week Will load, you haul. Olteen Area, 373 6611 PAYTON REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker pit 5777 yard 3 Beoroom tenced--------$l7Smo Adults pr ef erred 373 555I or 372 U30 Bedroom furnished riouse. aiiic fan, matur e adults only. $100 mo $30 utility I damage d,pit. No pets 372 1946 Furnished The EducAtIonal Sales Division of Field Enterprises, has interesting 6 to I week summer pO%ItiOI'. $730 I BR Apt, lights, water furnhed guaranteed for 100 demon Adults only No pets. 590 3727396 itralions With opportunity to earn ' I wknds. to 51.000 or more for lull _______________ summer. For local interview, call Duplex Furnished Ches.ev HirShy, 445 1215. Adults. No Pets. to Aflerlpm .3723610 Farm Work your own hours. Earn extra income as an AVON Represen. tative Call MI 3079 bedroom, refurbiShed home', jaded tot See' it at $11.500 This is our 15th year at Animal Haven Grooming & Boarding Kennels Thanks to you, our customers 377 5732 974 Vega CT, extra sharp. 10; miles, I speed, au', nice car $7,195 Wnttd to buy used office furniture. Counter 3 Minutes from Town 21)9 S Myrtle Ave, Sanford REALTOR f "41- _____., tot, i,,, for g.1rdcn, beoroorns, on pa'd road. $17,500. It,cr', from 1$ thru retirement Must Quality - Excellent investment Stenstrom 9 Realty 9 New metal defector. Cost $250. Make offer. Garbage disposal and many other lt*mS. SOS Lemon St., 373 Bar becue Grill, Electric $40 or best offer 339 6 118 RURAL BUNGALOW WIlT REALTY P,iiirnl5 less lh,iii )1 2)S7 St. Reduced to Settle Estate UNBELIEVABLE But true' a 21 : bedroom home, with furnished completely fireplace, separate dining room, electric kitc hen fenced yard. and many other extras Only 510.900 Months old German Shepnecd Good watch dog and gentle. Loves kids. Wants good home 372 1756 67 A — Feed For hedge Viburnum, 7' high Well bunched in cans, $1 00 702 W. 70th ' CLIFF JORDAN, 33—Houses Furnished prices. Ele.. higher Ptts ;? S1?lor — FROM$160 DePary, Mults Lovely large 1 4410 bedroom air. Ideal for retired :i_ persons. 461 6456, 322 5031 Rentals that plan, now being studied in Congress, Include deregulation of certain gas and oil prices, lees on ported oil. higher gnsolln taxes i taxes autos. SHIRLEYMILLET IMitNorffi.44M Acrps Sas"flw.s Os. Heated Pool of equivalent 1 Enterprises, Inc. LGARDENSUPPUES I r ' i 1812 Sanford Tr,,, Fertil11 e,5 (Si.i IJJiiH TEACHERS , ______________ EXECUTIVE HOme' (fl lake, lovely living room. Dsirat,le arc.n, i t'edrooms. 2 baths, bedrooms, 7 hath central hrt and air family room Only 132,500 '''."-"a 60 cents a gallon COMPLETE LANDSCAPING DEPARTMENT LAWN MAINTENANCEBOTH COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL Im- ments higher ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. , I REALTOR 377 7191 i 7621 Hartwell, 3 BR. 1½ bath. central heat lair, carpet. Call 53.4 ________________________ 5750 Owner-Associate, lor2Bedroom.Aduttsonty Starrat$, Atlantic National Bank Building, Pm 507 from 9 AM to I PM No phone calls please. on curbing use It, for example, you (In Any WITH PURCHASE OF ' 2SlS Park Drive.$lOup Needs Several ladies for telephone sates work from our office in 3 room turn garage apt, glassed in Sa nford. AM PM shifts. $7.10 per front porch, wat er turn, Adults hour . Apply in person only to M. only No pets congreonkaders arep. ing a policy that depends In sigpart Central I or cjas MULTIPLE LISTING REAL TOP 372 1919S FrencP 337 737a, 372 1196,372 1911 3 72 1959,372 116.1 ____________ 26065 H'., 1791 REALTOR )73577I 7 LUMBER-- Rghcul Cypress and Pine Cornily's F eed 3734133 Harold Hall Realty I , CalIBart Real Estate Stemper Realty 3 Bedrooms. 7 baths, water front, Adults only, no pets %200 mo 323 Clothes Washer-Dryer -- MILLS STUDIOS I Nowl Nice 3 bedroom house near down, town. $123 month VS Security. 5362 .n i Dishwasher-Disposal 31—Apartments CHEN SINK, is In ths 4 bedroom, 2' bath home, to convert it Into a DUPLEX. A real buy Only $25.900 DISTRESS SALE,) bedroom,? bath SanLanta home, central h a. w w Ihag carpets, lets than 51,000 down, and take ovvr mortgage. RENTALS I. 2, 3 Bedroomt, Homes and apartmen ts for too, rn sir, sis, tl6Suptodetut.a,15 Avasiab;e energy, VARIGATED IVY 01 Range- Refrigerator — - Sant t W/W Shag Carpet 1-2 Fish from your own dock, boat dm1 LIVING QUARTERS ski in lovely SI Johns River, 7 I With excellent business location Also garage' apartment bedroom mobile home with large I screened patio Owner will finance' HARD TO I IUD, 3 bedroom. 1': bath under O.000 a IN ALL PRICE RANGES 517W lit St 372 5611 Alter Hrs.3fl )Ill or 3237142 future nificant through 'è I Bedroom. 1 1 , bath. new cat pet. garage, close to schoolS 373 0757 1110W, AIRPORT BLVD. 3737570 18—Help WfltCCI "Because there are so many variables, we don't know which caused what," said Sant. For savings, the Ford nd exciu! GREEN PEPPERONIPA MARBLE PEPPERONIA put — 3721706 administration and Democratic our great selection of small po'ting plants and give her a gift that will say "I all year 'roundi %t 111r, 3 Bedroom home unfurnished in the country. $100 month, $30 :.curity --- Guitar Lessons by notes Reasonable Rates The administratior opposes the general revenue approach, but Bur ke has long advocated that the treasury make some contribution to the system thus far financed by Its own special tax, -. last year 's energy * 11—lnstructio. ________- ---. Soviets. The KGB suffered a major Both types of agents are blow here in 1971 when the harder for Western Intelligence British government expelled as services to spot than the highly spies l Soviet officials work. visible "diplomats." trig In the embassy or the trade Smuggling a Russian spy Into mission. At the time the British Britain, for example, Is as easy estimated 75 per cent of the as stepping o ff a boat. Ruulan diplomats accredited A dozen British ports, among to London were spies. Their Energy Increase Predicted them Halifax In northern Eng- identities are known and It may land,Ayrin Scotland andBarr'y bedlfIicult for Moscowto place WASHINGTON (AP)_v/hpj1 2.2 per cent during 19 74. Interl- figures "neither wi th encourIn South Wales, have no im- them abroad again In other em- U.S. energy use dropped last or Secretary Rogers C.B. Mor- agement nor discouragement," migration or customs officers, bassies. year, delighted government of- ton said he was "deligh ted — Sant contends, however, that R ussian freighters carrying The Institute for the Study of fictaLs hoped it was the start of and frankly gratified — at this one year is too short a period In crews of 30 and maybe 10 pas- Conflict, a London group which a new trend. drop, I hope we are seeing the which to expect conclusive sengers call 'at these ports from has access to some British, EuBut statisti cs indicate that start of a new trend," results. time to time. ropean and U.S. intelligence re- the economic recession was Energy use, however, historlWhen 1974 energy-use fl ports, estimates, however, that more responsible than anyth ing cally has been linked to Gross were announced, Morton cited three ou t of every four Soviet else for the decline. Thus, ener- National Product _ value of five causes f or the decli ne In WATCH FOR . diploma ts in Western Europe gy use Is expected to start goods and services Produced by usage: Arab oil embargo, high.. still works for the KGB. climbing again when the econo- the economy. er prices, economic slowdown, Western sources say the pro- my rebounds. And for 1974, the GNP was successful conservation efforts FRANK-N-S -E-14 portion of Russian spies work- The Department of the Interi- down from 1973 by the same 2.2 and favorable weather,' -T trig under diplomatic cover has or announced last month that per cent th a' energy use fell. No government experts could remained steady. U.S. energy consumption fell Roger Sant, the Federal be loca ted, however, who had Energy Administration's calculatedJusthowmuchofthe assisthntadmi n trator for cn- decrease was attributable to SAPIPIIC I,... --.1 -- - ' .uiuii and e n v i ronm en t , each' cause. said In an interview he takes ;iJ lir i6 *i ( * Recreational Building would carry the system without reduction III benefits until 1980 or 1981 even if nothing were done. Cardwell left no doubt that the administration wan t s co r r e c ti v e At present the tax rate Is measures, but suggested 5.85 per cent on both emthat these might safely ployer and employe on wait until the economy wages up to $14,100. This struggles out of recession, means that those with Burke said, however, he high er Incomes are not expects his committee to taxed on all their earnings. _________________________________________________________________________ "turlledarouiid"toworkfor the caught. * _____________ ------ . - -------------* CrStibnDay School has oienng,or or 5 yr Olds for fall semester, Tuition, 52S mo. Call Lutheran Church of R edeemer, 372-3352 or * Mrs. Martin. 322 6101. _____- be, agreeing that more study bo th by the administration and Congress is needed. But he said the reserves of more than $46 billion — hi kI care Assumable mortgage. Fishing Is Great EVERYTHING WILSON MAlER FURNITURE BUY -. SELL - TRADE 311315 E I- rst St. 377 5677 BALL REALTY Choice Listings Call US for terms 5ANLApuj REALTY. INC. 131 6777. Imliesno,tp, on Il 97 — ____________________________ bath, family rocm with fireplace. n&r r'w,nl5 country club, and shopping - Table Rentals $1 00 Natural Stone front, 3 bedroom, 7 D ?OO7 Summerl;n Almost l3ed;u,,, ? bath, central h & .r , la1,Iy room, we to appreciate Reduced tomust $77,9'i So. Debary Flea Market 'nicntly lO(,itt'd Lovely home In be'autstut ldylt*ilde new ,c Unfurnished * Inspiring Peg. Real Estate Broker flOE 25th St )77 65 I LAKE MARY,? new homes ready to Show Low in price, high in quality Plenty shade Con TAFFER REALTY SlsoMontti. 373 PFNTAL APARTMENT HOMES _____________________________ produce legislation this year. Neither Cardwell nor unless financing is changed, Cardwell testified, indicates. embassies under diplomatic said. "The tilegals are more cover. I nstead they see an co!t effective." creasing use of two other types By that the source meant t ha t of spy. an agent working as a diplomat One Is the "Illegal," the agent can be costly if be defects and smuggled In, such as a spy who blows the cover of other steps off a freighter at an un- Russian spies. illegals and local watched port. The other is the nationals can be Just as efcitizen of a Western country fective, and less damaging If tiger female Please call 862 $331 alarmist predictions 'that Social Security has gone year and due to Increase congressional testimony r Kitchen equipped Sanford 1 black male 6. I grey - WASHINGTON (AP) — Taxes for Social Security Sandlewood Villas 2 Cats left a a service station in * Expected But Not Immediatel Spying Tactics __ Thursday, Mayl, 1075-1IA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. v—Autos for Sale SO—Miscellaneous for Sale 41—Houses 4- houses ures ARE YOU IROUBLEI)? Call loll Free 644 2077 for "We Care"-'HotlIne' Adults Or Teen 41—Houses _________ One I Two Beoroom apartment,5 - KGB UsesModern 41—Houses and last Mo plus $ dtpopt 1 child, no pets. After S. 373 S61 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. GLIENWOOD, W.Va. (AP) — or freckles — Catfish claims he cut out but my 377 1)01.2410 HIawatha Avt medicine cured Clarenc3 "Catfish" Gray quit has a cure. 41c a line into the woocLs three clays a freckles. 1 thri. S times HOURS is one In no time. He th 31c a line school In the four th grade and thru 25 times Catfish attends church three "Most things I can cure with over la ter and gave me came week and it takes time for the Monthly Rentals Available 2lca line • AM. — 5:30 P.M. $." lives on the basement f an un- my bitters, a combination drying and sorting." 26 times times a week, lie never touches of 15 11 1150—Color TV His home is divided into three MONDAY thru FRIDAY ($2.00 MINIMUM CHARGE) Al though he never locks his alcohol, tobacco or prescription finished house some three miles herbs," he tells visitors, QUALITY INN—NORTH SATURDAY 9-Noon 3 Lines Minimum from this ti ny Ohio River corn- are welcome at any hour of who rooms. One Is for drying the door and has a thousand drugs and frequently quotes the I 41 SR 434. Longwood _______________ the herbs, anot her Is for sorting inunity. and friends, not everybody loo ks faSc ptur ri es day or nighi he has written 013 hIS grnd1ng and th DEADLINES e third Is for %'orably upon his herbs and mail wa lls. Despite his remote location 3lA)iPIXes A small, sm iling, nonstop display, order business, and lack of formal educa tion, talker, Catfish lcves the woods Including local Noon The Day Before Publication "They're a quarter a bag or doc tors. unfurnished apt he has become one of the most where he ga th A man who practi ces what he ers his roots and five bags for a dollar," ne said, only No pets. adults carpeted. sought-out residents in these flowers. But even more, he pointing to the neatly packaged preaches, he doesn't pa rtake of ___________________________________________________________________ • Sunday - Noon Friday 595 so 3 72 fli'o eves & week ends Catfish's bitters, which he mrtit. roll drinks or foods that contain lo ves people. pil es t bitters, his said he sells without n label to pre -vative•hlc *tT: ._.. —---large 7 bedroom, kitchen , ,,, mountain mediVisitors Inevlidwy are "I don't try to make much ' void a hassle from pos au- meal ___________________________ 'e<ju,ppe. air, was.ier. quiet a day and says his diet cine man who says he firmly greeted with a big smile and a money." __- - - .-- — thOrItles, cont.111nacomjfl(j0 neighborhood In Geneva SliO mo. believes th ings such as ginseng, glass of cold sassafras tea co nsis ts mainly of milk and nfurfllShed _______________________ 34s 5567 30-APartflleflts U 4—Personals — An aroma of mint fills the air, of bloodroot, snake root, bloodroot and pipstssawa will and perhaps a handful of ch yellow honey, wi th an occasional for---------. -. est- The walls are covered with root, yahoo root, sassafras cure w ha t ails you, r bedroom duplex apartments aged delicacy such as dandelion 7C0 Magnolia Av Ave Sanford. I and 2 nuts, "the oldlashloned kind." ha nd lettered Scriptures f rom bar k, wild cherry Furnished or unfurnlsfled. 60' ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM? 5110 1175 Each month, he receves dotbdrm, Unfurn. apfs from bark, among pipsis- roots or hickory nuts. Special guests are offered a the New Testament and with sawa and solomon seed, pool IflO S. Orlando sw imming IN YOUR FAMILY? per mo. Call U? 3134 or Orlando ens of cards and letters from sip of his cancer Dr 373 1O AL ANON medicine, a hundredso(le(ters from friends others. He claims they can curt collect, 172 lie isa homespun philosopher For families or friends of problem people who want his healing black liquid that tastes a little and satisfied customers, They bursitis, high blood pressure, who SANFORD LAKE MARY area? BR drinkers herbs, Al though he la ughingly like licori ce and is dis admonishes (he's conFRANKLIN ARMSAPTS. pensed bear postmarks from across th e neuritis, ar thritis, kidney and Duplex with in the ground pool, For further Information call 173 43i 1170 Florida Ave. to n t I y a d m o n I s h I n g completely en closed Appliances, or write calls his basement "my from a refrigerated may- nation and many are addressed gall stones as 373 6650 r . groundhog hole," hardly a day onnaise jar. and two-thirds of something) "don't eat too much Sanford At Anon Family Group P.D. Air conditioner, drapes, area rug sim ply to 'Catfish." heart trouble." siso per month Including pool nford Showplace- Now Italing-goes by that he isn't visited by or work too hard." He and his - Pox 553, Sanford, ha 37771. -It cured the man in the next service All YOU do is Swim See spacious 1 & 7 beir oo ni, eat-in someone w ho 's plagued with house do the road," he said, a Another two boxes full of unfie treats insomnia with lo. wife raised 10 children before FACED WITH A DRINKING this now tW "S 3157. ext. 219 Don kitchem, plenty closets, private nswered requests are on the bells, impotency wi problems that prescriptions careully th baking separating several years ago. PROBLEM ri'sithntial From $150 2015 COne resealing the lid. "He floor. snda ---- one teaspoon in a eight4A -Prhpt AIcc1hc nym ttCr1 A HO ]27. ). :ven't solved, Now, had a Cancer bur ni ng out On ilLS at 57, he says he's as '1 really Can Help don't have time to ounce glass of water each Regardless of the ailment — back. His mother died of cannight healthy as he was at 20 and fl_4'uses tinfurnished call 473 1S17 keep upwitn all these," he said, — likes and says a concoction of tan- to do be it can ce r, gallstones, goiters cer, Write P0 Box 1213 a frantic little Jig to prove and he had had two of them i,'iving a little chuckle, "1 go out sy and buttermilk will fade your it. Sanford, Florida 37771 ;Bedroom bloch, house — The Soviet '---' ___ MayL 1973 IIIIIIIIII LONDON (AP) - 1 �~_-Tvsxvia L - _ _ in _ _ iff—M s l ffe - - - — - — _ WOMEN Evening Hera ld , Sanford, Fl. _ — From the bomb-torn terror and misery of South Vietnam to the cosy ramfnrt .f d'icken picnic tn_fl Sanford -::rd From tension to relaxia1n; oppression to freedom; Communism to Christianity. These stark contrasts have traumatized the lives of South Vietnamese refugees in the past several weeks, including the shreds of three Families whose bid for freedom led them hallway around the world to final refuge in Sanford. Baptist missionary to Vietnam Wailer Routh, who fled Vietnam with ls wile and (our children on April 9, was the man who helped these particular eleven refugees flee almost certain execution by arranging their escape from Saigon and journey via the Philippines, Guam, and Camp PenIleton, Calif., to Sanford. Once in Sanford, the group is being ponsored by the Walter A. Routh Jr., %lissionary Assoc. Inc., under the leadership of Sanford attorney Kenneth lcIntosh, president of the association. n Knight, who held an Informal Lcnic supper for the refugees at his Iagno!ia Avenue home Tuesday night, s treasurer of the Baptist missionary ssociat1on, and Rev. Joe Douthitt is ec etary and a member of the board of Lirectora. " . __ .-~ "The association is sponsoring them now," Rev. Routh explained the refugees' position. "But we are looking for individual families to take over sponsorship and help these people c.ablish themselves in . 1. 'It's easy enough tu iiiev physical needs of shelter, food and clothing. A far greater need is for the refugees to find friends who will help them adjust to a totally new lifestyle; someone to show them how to buy, improve their command of English, negotiate the technicalities of schools and jobs. These people can work, and are willing to work. But they need someone to help them get started. "Even a supermarket is a strange new concept," Rev. Routh explained. people are used to haggling in the market place for foodstuffs. A visit to a large department store in Los Angeles left them speechless with amazement and confusion," he said. Trinh Ngoc Thanh, was a language instructor who taught Rev, and Mrs. Routh the Vietnamese language when they first landed in Vietnam, 12 years ago. He later managed the printing department of Baptist Publications, a publishing operation in Saigon which produced religious literature for distribution throughout the country. This association with an American religious group put him, and probably his family, in vital danger. Trinh (In Vietnam, the family name comes in front of the given names) escaped with '~ N :-!4 ~ VSal-F — --V joll ~ - I j - -. - i'IIILADF;l.plflA (AI) Th ey either love him or hate turn. Nothing has aroused the emotions of Philadelphia sports fans like the Dick Allen saga. Ever since the Philadelphia Ptiillles expressed interest last )ecember in reacquiring their one-time headache, the newspapers, television and radio stations have been besieged with letters and calls about Allen. The tone has been either, "Hey! Let's get him, he'll win a pennant for us," or "If the Phillies get that bum again I'll cancel my season tickets." There Is no argument about Allen's ability, lie's recognized, even by his detractors, as one of the super hitters f iiolern baseball. You could awaken Dick Allen at midnight, hand him a bat, and he'd probably hit the wall for a double. INI)IANAPOLIS (AP) — The way things are going, with a little luck there could be five members of the Sneva clan in the starting lineup at some future Indianapolis 500-mile race. last year there was Tom Sneva, known as the racing schoolteacher or the mad schoolbus driver, who was the fastest rookie in the 33-car starting field. Now there Is Jerry Sneva, who was sitting peacefully at home In Spokane, Wash., earlier this week when the phone rang. "Pack e bag and get out here," brother Tom advised. "I found you a ride." On Tuesday, Jerry caught a flight to Indianapolis, convinced U.S. Auto Club officials to issue him a conditional Warm smiles cover sad and - McIntosh, while Mr. and Mrs. Tong and Mrs. McIntosh. DEAR ABBY: 1 am from Houston, and the women down t here do not the dance. At least I've it done. I date a man who takes me to a place wbere people sit around and drink beer. There's music, and every now and then one of the women will ask one of the men to dance. ________ I.- - Dear AIiiibu1' " ____ . T Working Moms Work Harder ed Mr. and Mrs. Virgil C. Gracey, 2500 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford, announce the for. thcomlng marriage of their daughter, Patricia Gracey Mixon, to Danny Orville Bowen, son of !1r. and Mrs. Herman H. Bowen of Osteen. The weddi ng will be an event of May 16 at p.m. at the home of the bridegroom's parents. No invitations — friends and relatives of the couple are A foam rubber fanny is not Last night I was feew% the li ving end — itS the dead prettygood, so for the First time end. I asked my man f riend If he BAINBRIDGE,N.Y. would dance with me. He sali I N he didn't feel like dane 'ing - In is allo '.the The couple will make their less than a minute, a strange Touche.. -which new home on Collins Drive, woman came over and asked ')te 'ii im t dance witI. her. ft w 1 DEAR ABBY: How do you "yes" wi thout batting an eye. . (The woman didn't know that feel about a man kissing I on the cheek? — he had Just turned me down, so another man it wasn't her fault.) W he n my daughter and k oor, husband come to visit us, I first when I* started for the n I said, "Okay, you just turned greet them tty kissing my I*, me down. Now there's,gonna be danghter, then kissing my sonin-lawonthecheek. Itseemsa g t-o"e" I ready blew my top and natural, friendly thing for me to Ii ill my son-In-law never IU as)edLobe taken home lie Snid do, and ( Iactn$lCteahahy (l'mneariy seemstomlndit. .1 I It ______ Iko ALTAMONTE MALL STOR iiia:I'! J . Elegant, sheer, Lace trimmed e gown. Lovely Choose one for Mother's personal . MOMWILL i As procticot as it as beautiful, I 1b - 'i - . '1 - / I " i /' I :/ •I ( J ______________________________________ ) - Wooden musical je,icl bcx / ____ - -- , . 9 . -''.( - ! hp- F hails .i .3 / a-ri ii If. - I - .- 9Ir -- .:1.::- TJ11)- -, ' A — A Metro Knot Sti l l At lop Famous Recipe. Seaboard and single, Terry Cooper Ccastline and Lake Monroe Inn slugged two triples and a remained bunct'ed at the top of double, and Keany Hall stroked the Sanford Recreation Depart- three singles to lead Seaboard ment Metro Softball League Coastline's 17-hit attack. Joe Benton rapped a triple with victories Wednesday. and single, and mike Richarde Famous Recipe edged the cracked two singles. Outcasts 74, Seaboard Coastline crushed Auto Train 16-8 and Don Brown collected three Lake Monroe Inn drubbed singles, Dave Bernosky poked a Eldridge Standard 13-7. triple and single, and Larry The three Learns are 9-3. The Reuter stroked two singles for Auto Train. Outcasts are 6-6, Eldridge Standard is 2-10 and Auto Train Roger Ileath.ard 4annn&'d a is 111. triple and single, Terry E.,hoLs two crushed two triples, Bob Hood Famous Recipe scored seventh cracked two singles and a runs in the sixth and innings to knock off the Out- double, and Jerry Dillard poked two singles for Lake Monroe casts. Inn. Eddie Jackson slapped a Eddie Morton and Jim Edison home run and double, and Oscar Roberts slammed a ripped two singles apiece for triple and single to lead the Eldridge Standard. Outcasts. Bob Conchebos ripped Famous Recipe 020 107-2-7 a double and single, and Jim Outci?s 202 010 0-4 Gibson and Bob Bray poked two Train OCO 114 7-4 singles apiece for Famous Auto Seaboard 260 440 i—IC 17 Recipe. Eldridge 000 420 1-7 Dave RiCharde smashed a is game between the white lines for the 32-year-old slugger. When he crosses them after the game, It is over until the umpire yells "Play Ball" for the next game. Allen has completed the cycle. After hectic tours of duty in Philadelphia, St. Louis, Los Angeles and Chicago, he's back in Philadelphia, the so-called "City of Brotherly [Ave." The question now that the Phililes have him back is how much love, or hate, the fans have for Allen. The fans are divided. So when he first steps on the field at Veterans Stadium, there will probably be as many cheers as boos or as many boos as cheers, depending on how you look at it. Most of the l'hillies' players, however, have indicated Allen will be accepted with open at They want his big bat. It could mean World Series money. year-old Torn, adding humorously, "but mentally..." The comment earned a solid pinch in the arm from Jerry. Jerry, who is somewhat he.avkr but resembles Tom, has found the Speedway a little confusing. He was Introduced to someone in the garage area as Tom Sneva and he didn't know what to do. "Don't tell them who you really are until they find out if they have a ride for you," Tom kidded. The only other brothers on the USAC championship circuit are Al and Bobby Unser, both former Indy winners. "Tell Bobby and Al they don't need to worry about us for a while," Jerry said with mock seriousness. "Tom's probably ready to run with them, but I may need a little more time." '* Raines Duo Tops Police Tim Raines fired a two-hit shut out In the Senior Baseball League, and Moose won its first in the Junior League In games Wednesday. •- - 'that the colt WâUId arrive Saturday at Pimlico Race Course, site of the May 17 Preakness. Foolish Pleasure, who has lost only one of 12 career starts, is already on the Pimlico grounds. So are Avatar, Diabobo and Bold Chapeau, the second, third and eighth-place finishers in the Derby. Master Derby, Singh and El Pitirre are due to arrive Friday. Just The Time, winner of last year's Belmont Futurity who has made only one start this season, is scheduled to check in Monday. Saturday's running of the Preakness Prep should go a long way toward clarifying the size of the field Foolish Pleasure will face as he continues his quest to become the 10th Triple Crown champion, Tim Raines struck out lOand Joe Smith of Moose tossed a walked four en route to his two. two-hitter, striking out seven hitter, and walking two. Ned Raines paced Keystone Keystone104 400 3-12 12 7 at the plate with a triple and Police 000 000 3-0 2 7 single, and teammates Jeff 211 004 0-4 3 2 Anderson, Jim Brodie and MOose Elks 020 000 0-2 2 4 Robert Smith slapped two Singh, winner of the Peter Pan, Swift and a division of the Gotham before being kept out of the Derby by an injury, is expected to start in the Preakness regardless of how he fares in the Prep. But El PiW're, North of the Law, and poesibly one or two others would have to show well in the Prep if they are to head for the $150,000-added Preakness. - • w- if r vanrruz I In I cwirl U UU UI V ç r . , ~ # I - " 1r -Sanfcrd Atlantic Bank and Fred Vance paced Sanf ord Transportation Union won its Uni - I... ted Transportation Union in Jeff Fakess led Medical " •:' 'p,, •' **i:'_-:;. George's stretched their league Atlantic at the plate with a second game of the season with 21M-its triumph over Apex Center witha triple, double and - ----- — 10 'TL leads and the Railroaders double c4 a 16-11 victory over Apex In the National League, the to singles David Sonnenberg , ,,- ç', remained the only undefeated Atlantic poked live hits to Jack Prosser Ford fell two Railroaders remained un- rapped a triple and single, and ° • ..,: " . W Sanford Utile League team in score Its 12 runs — seven in the games behind George's. beatable with a 4-0 victory over Wayne Story and Kevin Story -' :action Wednesday. fifth. Prosser is 5.3. Apex is 4-3, Seminole Sporting Goods, and cracked two singles each. 4 Sanford Atlantic dropped Seminole Petroleum scored United Transportation Union is Medical Center trounced Chase U.S. Bank 12-1 and Seminole in every inning In its win over 2-6 and Stromberg.Carhon 15 I. 144 U S Bank 1$ 00— 3 4 • 4JI qaaw Petroleum rocked Sanford Sanford Recreation Depart- 6. The Railroaders are 7-0, First Sanford Atlantic 130 17—fl S 3 • -.' '• iJW". ..&VY -Recreation Department 15-3 In ment Stewart Smith led George's scored to runs in Federal, Seminole Sporting the Ameircan League 4 i. • , -. 7 " " Petroleum with two singles and the third, fifth and seventh Goods and Medical Center are ' '7 ' Sinard Sanford Atlantic's win Mike Towers went the distance innings for the win Jack 3-4, .and Chase- Is 2-6 ,, ¶.. -'-. "'t'. boosted its record to 71 U.S on the mound, st ri king ou t two Wiggins and Sammy Gri ffith 007 020 2 Soloman Hard) pitched a °'° 5 , .- . -'-' - Hank dropped two games and walking fhe Jack Proser 010 030 0-1 1 ...', -: = ....- "-14; slammed a double and single sparkling two-hitter for -behind to 5-3 Sanford Greg Chirch and And) Muth each, and Tony Lutes smashed Rai lroaders, striking out 16 of a Un,Ied Trans .-I 402 32$—iC C 0 1' - '1' Recreation Is 3-4, Seminole led Sanford Recreation with a a double Apel I0 404—il 3 7 ' possible 18 and walking four. He -.~.----r _Z Petroleum is 3-5 and Florida double and single apiece WalterI.awpokedtworngIes also belted the Railroaders Sern Sport Gods 000 000—C a " ' a.' LV State Bank is 1-6 In the Continental League, for Jack Prosser Ford '' *'v-----"-"' only hit I -='r"' RaIruaers "- ' 010 03*—I I IX t' ~ V. toqsi'rI 11a'b lle& thr.e (se"rgt"s ujip4'tI itS recorl to 7-1 ill;::., v I h..l 14 I Jerry farina belted i home ''s' (3-co ge Porvg of Ser mob' -' I t L -. I ... ftst_ " ., ", tu.t"i hitter for Sanford Atlantic lie uith a 6-4 svin oer Jack run and double and l.enford Sporting "°" $43 3-.14 Ii No, . :.,-. .. Goods suffered the • struckouteightand walked two. Prosser Ford, and United Sutton collected two singles for loss, despite striking out 1.. — . . i4v* ii_i.*i - r__J '104• *-t-4-' ,_r ' - .".-'. ' ...., V ' '' -' _______ _______ - - i v i_1 i Tops from . I NEW YORK — (NEA) — They don't talk it up in the infield the way they used to. For good reason. Utter one Anti - establishment peep and you're hauled before the authorities, Other times, they try to gag you with a fine, Recently, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar noted aloud certain deficiencies in th" "mrk of an official, The National Basketball Association fined him Jabbar. that is. not the official — for making a remark which, they said, "was detririiental to the best interests of basketball ' Then Bill Walton of Portland made his narrow If Impassioned sta tement w hich, essentially, gave the Bronx cheer to the United States government The commissioner of basketball said he would investigate. The National Football League has long had a similar "gag rule" to the NBA, by which It fines people for issuing uncomplimentary intramural remarks. One year, commissioner Pete Rozeue ilhiacked Duane Thomas with a fine because he said the coach and general manager of the - .1. i _.ii1) ' ., k ,. - or k(. " I In te ri Ir . baseball books in the future "I think people are turned off by the phony goody-goody image," said Houton to the Czar. "So I think you're wrong about what's good or bad for baseball." Grumbled the Czar: "I'll decide w ha t's good and what's bad for baseball." Our "national pastimes" ha ve never felt obliged to stroll hand-in-hand with democratic principles Only in sports was bondage to the employer, known as the reserve clause, per mitted since the conclusion of the Civil War Spor ts was the last bastion to fall before labor unionizing As far as the First Amendment of the Constitutlon La concerned — "Congress shall make no law. . . abridging the freedom of speech" — the sovereigns of sport act upon the theory that as long as sports is not specified A .A i • U. no• apply m and serfs. "The3e rules are absurd,"sajd Marvin Mifl er. - In their less autocratic moments, sports rulers say, well, fellas, if you earn your living at something you really shouldn't knock your product or rock the boat. They say that integrity '.n.iivgamei3put u questi on. The re verse, in a1C1, 5 true, int-egrity of the game Is heigh tened by those in it . with enough integrity o express grievances r '. . - - .-.,.. . . - - ' '' '•' ' - 4a ' •-'' . . ','.' "' d "' . - __1 f. ,- - -. OW - .,'? " - • :- -. - 'I -- , -. 71 16 : •'' - . , . - •. - S.'. .' "c'r" - '. • .. - - - :-' - -. '•, " . - -'.5 '' - : IN - -- . - - - & • ... MT '- ' - ,.., - ., . . , 00M1% . - .. - - . - -- • . - ______ ____ - - ".' J' ' ',' . -' .. ;''. r - 't lv ,, " ______ 1' - .••,_ - -- - . ,,-,' "% ' r % __ . - • - A ..,•. - . !S- -- . - / / ,- - , - . '.. ' , '. \ , - ,,2" - - "'uJa1'\ - - - - - 'Miv I __~ _ 7:_. t- President and the Supreme Court were in-. competent arid nothing would happen to me." Abdul-Jabbar took his case to the American Civil Liberties Union in Wisconsin, His contention was that the fine inposed denied him his rights of fieedorn of speech. Ills club, the Milwaukee Bucks, paid the Fine (two fines actually, $200 for criticizing an official and 1100 for entering the referees' dressing area). The case may not go any further because of the Bucks' action Courts often do not pursue a case if it becomes hypothetical in their view and there are no longer any injured parties. ~ -_ 1, -4 ~_ i- - - - _PAR KIN G a - -, ________- _. .. .- ' ports Tru h Vs. tc'•' -, -" .- " - iJu. ' , ' k,) - - . • - -. - .. _!: Thorts from g - -- Foolish Pleasure Vs. Ei'laht r - ... Raines' gem paced Keystone to a 12.0 win over Police, and Knights of Columbus and Moose dumped Elks 4-2. Rotary, which did not play In the Senior League, Wednesday, lead the league Keystone moved to the top with with 5-2 records. Elks and a 2.0 record. Badcock is 1.0, Kiwanis are right behind with 43 marks. Chase 0-1 and Police 0-2. .., 11 EF 0- * — __ , : singles each. In the Junior League, Moose Lrke into the win column. Moose is 1.6, but still in the league cellar. Elks dropped to 4-3. . - - - 013 721 X-13 14 ' % '"%i", : - Lake Monroe grand slam home run, a double - ) ) . - - Thursday, May S. 37$—l8 '. ~t- - . - ' I ..-4. .c __ Z - - ; - - . *f special things for special gifts. - - ' ) _ , I . v ' -- if -I p4 r : ,) I' i - --— M. Also underthings, LIKILIght anything of IL DEAlt HURT: Your 'n's AFFECTIONATEFA'THER oores you uapo1ogyfe' DEAR FATHER. I Ik&..L accepting another woman s invitation to dance after having genuine affection, and any, tnred you down. And e ewe desetrstk'n of It n'4 eely him one for having made a per ilsalbie, u's beautifuL Ic.Kluandinake see CONFIDENTIAL TO THE Ti4,y ii both learned up ,aL11?IIL L!1tVfl. 'ii... l ov r I AGI , I6 11)(Ahmop, -_ -. 4 , ~/~ Th e nicest v n Io reme mber Mother is with a gift from Roiay. Come select from our super collection of active clothes of the day for I I,,e MOM ofthe \ day. - ;•\ 4 J .'&.4 " r~ and E .0 I competition license and headed for the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. By Wednesday afternoon, he was taking his first laps around the 24-mile oval in an older model Offenhauserpowered car owned by builder Frank Curtis. Jerry sort of suspects the car won't make the May 25 race. Like Tom, younger brother Jerry—"just an assistant manager at a car dealershlp"-4s a graduate of the supermodified circuits in the Pacific Northwest, where brothers Babe, 23, Jan 21, and Blaine, 18, have toiled also. Babe, however, has been in a coma since a racing crash last summer. "Jerry La a year younger than me—physically," said 26- I -'.• -. My wife now tells me to cut it I sa,, a man's lady friend out. She says it isn't nght for a should be more important to man to kiss another man. him thannstranger.Ilesaldhe Will )IJU please tell me what jut bcing 1,.'ite break up over ft. although I wrong with it? I do not go I'm am we love each other. around kissing men as a ride, but my father used to kiss rne Who was wrong? lu -• - The problem has been Allen's attitude, lie refuses to conform to the rules that apply to the 24 other members of the team. He misses batting practice, sometimes even games. He dislikes the news media, lie says he owes the fans his best effort at the ball park but that what he does off the field is his own business. The fans, most of whom live by law and order and have jobs that require them to punch a clock, accept working conditions, and live by the general rules of society, resent Allen's philosophy. They resent it especially because he earns a reported $250,000 a 'ear. But Allen lives by hIs own clock. lie is his own man. No autographs, no personal appearances for him. Baseball Srinfnrd AtInnit ir . . -- WATCH FOR.' ~ Complaining wives who hold and urge the upgrading of youngsters. Fulitime mothers down a Job and take care of a fuiltime mothe rhood for those should not be made to feel less ) family as well can confront women who choose to stay valuable in this day of the husbands with this bit of in, home and care for their Liberated Woman and working formation: studies show that mother, psychologists say. UNDERWORLD Woo wcrking mothers may put jnas They urge conscientious ,.tAI i v many as ao hours a week omon sear mothers to take time out for r( 's.,s,scu, household duties and lobs; they their own needs and recreation. I N'I'a—$yPiay., ° enJoy less free lime than Mom should not feel guilty or 'l Cowan' 'nde To Be Honored their husbands. m II DiaL she is wasting time spent °1 a smi The studies conclude that All Woman's Club mem bers on herself , say family experts JJ • uNDERWORLD . working wives really are in Seminole County are ' over burde ned and the only reminded that the County -. solution is fcr hubby to pitch Federation of Woman's Clubs :• right in with the household will meet Thursday at the chores.. .orry about that, Casselberry Woman's Club on , men! . Overbrook Dri ve, to present the . S ' However, psychologists are Woman of the Year Awards, PATRICIA GRACEY MIXON conce rned with the current senior and Junior divisions, at i trend to belittle motherhood /\ " \ _________________ II n.m hj . - SC l ~, -. W - BALTIMORE (AP) — At least eight horses stand rawly t oppose Foolish measure In the 100th running of the Preakness Stakes, with two owners willing to gamble an extra $10,000 that the Kentucky Derby winner won't take his second leg in the Triple Crown series, Master Derby, fourth in last Saturday's Derby, and Native Guest, winner of the El Dorado Handicap at Hollywood Park, would require a $10,000 supplementary entry fee because they were not nominated for the 13-16 mile classic. Native Guest, a winner of four straight, was added to the fluctuating field Wednesday when owner W.A. Lavin advised the future with Rev, and Mrs. Routh ____________________ - :-: . ja=ilea-17 discuss tragedies past and hopes for en -- Preakness Joe Douthitt, Don Knight and Ken w - Snevas Moving In On Race LIsineup (pictured left) are welcomed by Rev. Bo o - -- _. Indy 500 Thao and Thuan. Mr. and'MrD. Trinh i ._ _ SPORTS - (top picture, on left) and Thang,Thanh, po l og es -- Hated, Loved; Now A Phillie refugee children Vi and Phuong Trinh A __ _ Dick Allen his wife and son. Vi, and daughter, ago," Trinh explained. "And of course, Phuong. He left behind 97 relatives, we came to escape being killed for our many of whom are still in danger, In- beliefs and our association with cluding his mother, his wife's mother American Christians." The Trinh family agreed to adopt and several brothers. In fleeing with his family, üie zwii, Vi, Mrs. no an old woman who had been was ioced to leave his sweetfleai' we riouth iauuiys itelper for fliul Colt their time in Vietnam. behind in Saigon. Tong Van Hap Is the head of the "I thank God who opened the way for my family and many other Christians second family now in Sanford. He is a to escape Vietnam," Trinh said. "We musirian who has written hymns, greatly appreciate our welcome and all translated religious material Into Vietnamese and directed choirs for the the Americans are doing for us." missionaries. A language examiner for To illustrate how swiftly Communist he was holding Seminary, propaganda penetrated every phase o! the Baptist 50 persons in about South Vietnamese life, Trinh told how church meetings for he had seen the Communits enter the his own home when Saigon fell to the schools and present the children with ConununLsts — an occupation which Uutx, choices: using pictures of Jesus would put him high on the executioner's Buddah and 110 Chi Minh, the students list. lie brings to America his ife and were told to choose which one they four sons, Thang, 'Iflanh, Than and * would dedicate their lives to. In front of Thuan. 11ev. Routh took the last PanAm each picture was a bowl of what apflight back into Saigon to aid these peared to be candy, but when the ees escape. The American Conchildren who chose Jesus or Buddab refug undid the wrappings, they found stones sulate Defense Attache Office approved Inside. Only those who chose to f;lIow his sponsorship of the group and they the teachings of Ho Chi Minh were then stood in line for hours waiting to be manifested by the Military — to be rewarded with real candy. Christianity under the Communist assigned to numbered flights out of the regime, Trinh said, was a luxur'. doomed capital. They brought with Required to work seven days a week by them only what they could carry — the Communists, if a Christian family some clothing, a little money and a few took time off on Sunday to worship, they precious mementos of the life they were leaving fore% er. did not eat that day. A second group of refugees, Including "We come to this country seeking religious freedom, the same way as the a doctor, dentist, pharmacist and air English came to America centuries traffic controller arrive Monday. apprehensive feelings in Vietnamese I - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. : Kiss, Exchange Mixon - -- - Thuday,MayL197$-l2A " Im - '1 First Vietnamese Refugees Arrive In Sanford By JEAN PATIESON Women', Editor __. _ , 4• -- .- ';• . - ••.. -' . ' p - -' ;•, . .-. ' ' , - -I' .71 -. - 2A i%Q::- 'i �-.---'-, -,--- .-...-. 213-Evenin H g era ld , Sanford, FL 1 hursda y, May 8, 1973 . ______ .. ........... I m WOREBOARD - -~, Q_____ Dusty 14 (Halt) 6 1. 7 J H. 1400: League Baseball American League East W L Pct. GB II I 636 floston 12 9 57) Detroi t 11 9 BaltImore 10 13 435 4' CieieIand 10 13 43% i'-, Ne York 10 13 ,a West Oakland 15 10 600 1.4 12 S38 Ili .ansas City !3 11 320 2 13 11 46 1 3 '.inneota 10 1) 176 ?' Ch.caQo 10 16 Wednesdays Results usion I. Cleveland 2 I,i1i.more 1, New York 3 ulwaijkee 1. Detroit 5 Chicago 3, Minnesota 2 .rsas City 6, Texas S Oakland 9. California I To" y'sO:mes .',iwaukee iSlaton 3 ii at Ce trait (Ruble 1)). (n) Texas (Hargan 2 I) at ken ,,as City (Leonard 00). (n) California (Ryan 3 I) at Oak and (Hamilton 11). () Only games scheduled Fridays Games nes.eta at Balt,mcw'e. c'.cago at Cleveland. (ni at Detroit. (n) ,'i*auke at Kansas City. Texas Boston at California. tnt York at Oakland. tnt - - SIXTH - I M - C West Angeles 19 10 655 ncinnati - 18 12 .571 21 : FOURTH- 1. Masque Major CM Bridges) (3) 1.00 3 SO 2 40 2. Vic 'or,oLJS Beau (1) .4602 10 3 Bombay Jm (6) 3 10 00 ) SIS 20 Till 1 S2I9 60 7 1362 FIFTH- TinyS Time Bomb (C. - 2i 53,444407 7 06.3 EIGHTH- 1.: HIdden Gold Cw. Lewis) (5) 560 1 *3 2 10. 7. Joyous Move (I) 630 3.70 3. PaIomlIa StardLjst ()) 760 Q(SI) 1.3500 T(S 131 $177 50 T 7:07:3 C;r4 :T. Crk :4: 1210 660 1.10 7. Shefera:ade (I) II 00 I 403 Merle Volo (3) SOOQ(1 $1620 T(1 1 3) 11.25040 1 I 15:j T*tPTH. I. O''rnng Da ( I ACA ldult i 34 60 340 3 70 2. Beth ____ ______ I _ I . -- _____ - : . ____________ _____________________ - :i-. - 1M EIGHTH 1400: I Vlrc, ______________ __ _______ TENTH -IMPaceC2-U21: 1. Cindy Lumber jack (Hobbs) 41; 2, Abcs Hope (Seidecs) 7 2. 3 Western Scott (Taylort B 1. J Oc ala Sctmt (No Driver) B 1; 5. Jayvees Boy (Taylor) 51; 6. Paprika Lobell (Brainard) 31; 7. Empire Lana - _______ ____ ii~ • •. - . , . . . .i ................ Robbins, above In crash at Daytona, Dayto, 'etLred after three wrecks In three races. (Hera ld Photo by Don Vincent) Buddy Baker Finall y Wins; Pearson Second ... ain Buddy Baker finally made it to victory circle Sunday at Talladega after a long absence. Baker, who hasn't won a Winston Cup race since early 1973, held off David Pearson on the last lap to win 15,725. Pearson can't find the secret to put him in front on the last lap. Even though he has not won a race this year, he has won $59,015. Dick Brooks was third at Talladega making It a Ford sweep of the first three places. Darrell Waltrip lost a motor at the Pit Stop By CARL VANZURA I _________ _ IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII - finish of the race and managed fourth. With luck, Darrell, who . has led every race this year, will be winning soon, Richard Petty, even though finishing 19th, won the first leg' gs and colleded a bon us of $10,000, which raised his money total In 10 races to $87,7M. . Country western singer Marty Robbins, after his third wreck, retired from racing, Randy Owens Richard Petty's brother-in-law, was killed In a freak pit accident when a pressurized water tank, used for forcing water into the radiator and washing gas from the pits, exploded. Owens was killed 1ntantly. Richie Panch, Dan Saughtry, Donnie Allison and Randy Tissot - our Central Florida Grand National drivers - had engine trouble and were out of the race early. Tissot had the best finish at 29th. Johnny Brown put his G-gas Corvette into the final run at the big drags at Lakeland, only to lose the race by one-tenth of a second for his second runner-up In a row. The weekend before at Bradenton, he red-lighted on the last run. Rickie Turner, In his second race In a big car, finished second In his heat at Volusla County Speedway and ran second in the feature for most of the race until -In a move to take over the lead-he got into the low surface of the track and spun out. Ed Merdith, who Is from Lake Brantly High School, took second In the feature. Other county races ran Into various problems, the worst being the severe front end damage to Harold Johnson's car. Dirt track racing will return to Tampa Sunday at the Fairgrounds Plant Field. The track will race sprint can and late models. This Is the track that runs the naUonally.acc1aImed sprint car races In February during the Florida State Fair. The Indy 500 tIme trials are on TV (Channel 9) Saturday at 5 p.m. On Sunday at 1 p.m. (Channel 13) the taped Winston 500 will be shown, and at 2 p.m., (Channel 35) the Gat*iniatlonals held at Gainesville will be broadcast. Bench's Slam Lifts Cincy Pro Hockey NHL PLAYOFFS Semifinals Best-of.? Series Wednesday's Game N* York Islanders 1 Phila deIphia3,OT. Philadelphia leads 3 I Today's Games Buffalo at Montreal, Buffalo leads FrIday's Games No games scheduled WHA PLAYOFFS Finals Best.o117 Series Wednesday's Osm, No cac stheduled Today sGames No game scheduled Friday's Game hedu1ed Baseball Leaders kMRICAN LUA SUE BATTING (SO at bats) Carew, Min. Ii?; Munson. NY, 407. 0(13) 16300 T317 VM.20 I RUNS - R.Whife, NY, 19; Rivers, 7107 ELEVENTH -I. Toga Hanover Cii, 19, M.Nttic'. Cal, 1$; Hen onion, Chi, 1$, Out. KC, 1$ (H. Huggi ns) (5) 110 1.00 3.00 7. RUNS BATTED IN - McRae. KC. Princess Strong (i) 4 403.003. Chief Mercedes (6) 0(15) 13000 ItS 4 0 70; L.May, Bat, II; G.Scott, MB, 1$ Bochlc, Cal, II 1)09.30 7 7.01:) MunSOn. NY, 37; Riyf, HITS All enoance: 3,544; Handle: Cal, 37. E MaddOx, NY. 33. 176.007 DOUBJ,.ES - Chalk, Cal. 9. Luca-o. Mil. 7: McRae, (C, 7. TRIPLES- Portrr,M,l,3; Patc4t. lf ~ , II Tied With 7. k4lMF RUNS -. HortOn f)e4 e -' '' ____ ___ ( N-tscw'i) 31 Dean(1)9604.403 Bonnie Bumpas :._'7-. ______ - Pace Citing - NINTH - I M C Pace C.) $650: I. Hawaiian Eye (No Driver) 61;? iredom Trail (Walker Jr) II; 3 Vega (Myself) 31; 1. Amen Belle (Bourgeois) 10 3; S. Gaum Caton (Serbes) 77. Princess Marion (Crank) 92. 7. Fort Apache (Vandervont) $1 I. Terrys Faith (Britton) SI. - _______ Mpridale (Boisioli) 97. 4. Scotch Playboy (Crank) 7 2; S. Bhlle E. (No Driver) 151; 6 Regal Eden (ftc-Cd 1 1, 1 Pyrwackrt VartderSchaaf) II; I Magnitude (Seiders). No ga,e ________________ ii! -•.-- - Martin) (I) 4 6 310 760 2. Knight Court (3) 7,60 4.00 3. Carolina 32 New York Islanders at Phil&r Cougar (1)3.200(3 11 $13.60 Till 31) delptsie $3040 12:09) SIXTH-I. Newell (M. Bridges) (2)3203.40740 I. More Reliable (SP 1007.I03Jecns Babe (1)3.7QQ7.3) $15.00 T(2 II) $15.10 I 7:05:7. SEVENTH- I. Good Heavens (U. Bridges) (6)3 601 402.302, futile B Quick (4) 1060 7 60 3 Clay Haven P ort'' 121 £ 43 Q( 4 6) 143.60 Tif f 4 _____ .~,Mo&~ SEVENTH - 1 M Pace C.) MOO. I Mss Culpepper (Huggins) 7. 2 Maor Jones (Brainard) 6 I. '. Valid Frank (Stevens) $ I. 4. Dancing Colleen (Neely) 121. S. Otetd Has (Bernemak) I 1. 6. Peppers Heel (Blood) 52: 7 Co. (Whayland) I 1. 6. nestoga B Roman Affair (Rau) 72. -- (i. Brltlon) .- I Si ngle Oilier (Larrabe,) PJe'purt Valley (Cooley) 10 1. 6 Foolith Lad (Stetson) 51; 1. Stoney Key (Bourgeois) 31: it. Freeze (PfliIlips) 12 ABA PLAYOFFS Finals WEDNESDAY Besi41.7 Series FIRST- I. Avon Ben (B Newly) Wednesday's Game 4 ' 10604203707 Sib Ruk(3)iao No game ,scheduled 40 3. Palm Girl (1) 610 Q(3 4) TodaysOames 12000 T(431) $74600 T 1:36 No game scheduled Friday's Game SECOND- 1. Egyptian Wind (f Hobbs) 1) 76.20 $ 60 5.10 7. Sandy No game scheduled Doll (7) 7 40 5.40 3. Jack Es Coffee 4.200(3.7) $62.40 1(1.7.4) $4 OC ($1 10.10 S 6 100 2. Sir mpt 5 4 20 3 $0 3. Byrd K (3) 5.00 0(5 6) 12900 T($ 53) 1222.00 1 2:071 _____ - Harness Racing 1:37:1 1. I I -IM Re suits _ I ___________________________ MOO: 1 Tar Dappic (Britton) B I. 7. Mih?y .'Ib (VandecSct,aaf) B 1: 3 Darn Honest (Bailout 6-1. Francisco 1.4 32 333 3' 13 U .'lanta 13 34 .44 6 ~ 4.1,U%Icin 10 21 373 10 (HumphreS) $1; 6. Crazy Goose Wednesdays Results (Jefferson) II Cincinnati 10, San Diego 2 San Francisco 6. Atlanta 2 - Pace C-) ELEVENTH Chicago ?. Montreal 0 MOO: 1. Orptwey (Kreiger) 6 1; 7 Pittsburgh 6. New York 1 Revelte Big Time (Ulmer) 31; 3. Philadelphia 4. St. Louis 1 Ocala Eagle (Crank 9 2; 1, Los Angeles S. Houston I Maplewood (Ovoracek) 61; S. TodaviGames Joshua (Kucla) 101; 6. Easter Philadelphia (LOflbOf'V 21 Of Present ( lhtenfrld) S I; 7 Derby underwood 3 2) at St Louis Lane (WeriNeisir) 6 1, B Mindf, Nib (Denny 2 1 (Rau) 51 Pittsburgh (Kion 2.1) at New York (Koosman 7 0) San Francisco (Caldwell 0)) at Atlanta (Reed 2 3) (n) Pro Cage San Diego (Spilber 2.2) at (.o,nnatl (Nolan 313 (n) NBA PLAYOFFS Only games scheduled Conference Finals Friday's Games Bestof1 Series Philadelphia at Atlanta Wednesday's Game LOS AngeleS at Pittsburgh Eastern Canto; ence 5n Frnr.s(o at S,. Louis Washington 119, Boston 10$. Cincinnati at New York Washington leads 3.1 HouSton at MontrealToday'sGames San Diego at Chicago w,s,, Conference Chicago at Golden State, series lied Frdiy's Gume Eastern Conference Washington at Boston -in Diego I'j-'. - .. ________________ as many bats as we do-not L's Angeles, Jim Barr pitched a six-hitter and Willie not Pltlrgh," Said winning pitcher Fred Montanez, In his second game since Johnny Bench says he's starting to feel Norman, "With Cincinnati, you can expect Philadelphia traded him to San Francisco , pretty good. So does Tug McGraw. That to get runs In bunches like that. If you just hit his first home run for the Giants to beat could make the rest of the National League hold 'em long enough, you know that we're Atlanta. feel pretty sick, going to score." San Francisco got two unearned runs in "I'm finally starting to feel natural," Cabs 7, Expos 0 thefirst, CkrisSpeier doubled In the fourth Bench, recovering from an Injured Bill Bonham pitched a threehltter and and scored on Dave Rader's single, the shoulder, said after he highlighted Cincin- got home run support from Rob Sperring Giants added a run In the seventh on nati's six-run fifth inning Wednesday with and Jose Cardenal In Chicago's victory DerrelThomas's1ngle,MontanezhomeJ his filth home run of the season and the oyer the Expos. In the eighth and Bobby Murcer drove in fifth grand slam of his career In the Reds' For three Innings, he pitched perfect the final run with a sacrifice fly in the 10.2 rout of San Diego. ball, then gave up a leadoff single In tle ninth. Mike Lum homered for the Braves. "1 think this Is the best I've felt since fourth. ,,you can't complain when evPirates 6, Metal 1972," said McGraw, former bullpen ace of erything works out and you get a Manny Sanguillen, who drilled a pair of the New York Mets who has given shutout,." he said. run-scoring doubles in Pittsburgh's 2-1 vlcPhiladelphia some-much needed relief, tory Tuesday night, had four of the Rues' Dodgers 5, Aitros 1 including 2 1-3 innings of hitless ball Jim Wynn's tie-breaking single in the 16 hits against the Niels this time. And one Wednesday night to preserve the Phillies' sixth inning and three-run homer in the of them scored Richie Zisk, just alter ZLsk 4.1 victory over St. Louis. eighth supported Andy Messersmlth's six- had slashed a tiebreaking double in the In Wednesday's other NL games it was hit pitching In the Dodgers' triumph over fourth Inning. Chicago 7, Montreal 0; Los Angeles 5, Houston. Rennie Stennett's basesloaded single off !lY.l5tOfl 1; Sn Fran'isco 5, AUSIita 2, Meaeramith chalked up his ninth rti Harry Parker added two runs in Pittsburgh 6, New York 1. straight victory over two seasons and his the sixth. Jerry Reuss, who finished with Tony Perez also homered for the a Li thir i..'asu a Los .t(l'3Ies an el ht-hitter for tl'e Pirates, lost his IlCIs, who chai:"d upthiiLurth St1'ilhht won its 11th game In the last 13 games. shutout early, giving up Jesus Alou's run. victory. "1 don't think anybody can offer scoring single In the third. Giants 6, Braves 2 By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Brewers Bull=Wh ipgers Ti By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS laced tiLi double down the thlrdbase line on breaking bases-loaded single off relief ace Sparky Lyle with two out in the ninth InMickey Lolich threw the pitch where he a 2-2 pitch-a low, inside slider. ning, lifting Baltimore in victory behind wanted ... low and inside, George Scott hit i( A's 9, 1 . ti,e five-hit pitching of Ynnkee-killer Mike where he wanted,. low and Inside third HeM to two hits over the first six lnrIIrgs f)? 3 Cuellar. Ubrrw, vc. s kic. by Bill Singer, the AS erupted for flUi' '• The Orioles tied the score 3-3 on bobby And when the Milwaukee Brewers were runs In Rivtrl, Cal, STOLEN BASES the seventh, climaxed by the soyGrich's two-out tworun homer In the eighth through running around the bases, three of enth grand slam homer of Bando's career, II, Out. KC. 35 TONIGHT PITCHINC. IS Decisions) - Witt, them had scored and Scott was on second The big Inning made Vida Blue, who after loser Doc Medich issued a leadoff FIRST - 1 M - Trot C-] -$460:). °a 1 , $57, I 7). Ryan, Cat, S with a tie-breaking double that powered hurled a six-hitter, the American League's walk to pinch hitter Tom Shopay, R u t h (,lJn (Ford) 51, 7 Duke Of 133. 766 the Brewers to a 7-5 triumph over the first six-game winner. California's run STRIKEOUTS Cal, 57 Woo (Hobbs) $ I; 3 Henry Knt,$ Red Sax 4. Indians 7 .i Cl fu;,re'.rn. P,t r.. 4! B"j-. O. ti i'' t4r I .z r.., T)+'!rt-iit Thr'r Wi'dqcc4 fflçht was Uflrt".ed. Jui Itice's Lner triggered 1iüStuii In:tJMnsii 6 I. S Vt'rnt. Vc'ury Elsewhere Ui the American League, the P C 1' k 1 ii S 1 NAT)ONAI. LEAGUF breaking three-run sixth Inning against 1 0 Reyals$, Rangers S I Oakland A's exploded for nine runs In the BATTIPIC, (SO it bits) Tropic Wave (S ca) 31. Lacy, Fritz Peterson. Following Rice's homer, Kansas City gut consecutive run-scoring l'iict,and Smoke (TayIdni 9.7; LA, 170; Mctg$n, Ciii, .3t1 seventh inning, the last four 011 Rico Petroelli, Dwight Evans and Tony SIII &fldOS doubles by John Mayberry and Hal McRae Speeoy Hans (Crank) 73. RUNS Lopes. LA. 26; C grand slam homer, and bopped SECOND - I U - Pace C.3 - Mtii. 7). ° In the fowth Inning and Look a 4-0 lead Conigilaro singled to make It 3.1 and California Angdls 94, the Kansas City $460: 1. Cuilat A. (Porter) 10 1 3. RUNS BATTED IN' Bench, CIft, behind Steve Buaby. Then they scored two Evans scored on Bob Montgomery's 71; T,Perei, Ciii,, 7); Garvey. LA, 73. Nifty Ledy B yvi (lhlenfefd) 3.1, 3 grounder. Royals nipped the Texas Rangers $4, ft unearned rims that proved decisive In the ROdur (Bereinak) 73; 1. Star HITS Garvey. LA, j, Rose, Balihinare Ot inAn Student (D'Antit) 31, 5 T J. Q Cinp]9 downed the New York eighth on two Texas errors, a walk and Yankees 4.3, the Bost White Sax 3, Twins 2 (Mahar) 5). DOUBLES -' Bench. Cm. 9; Re on Red Sox turned Jim WohIford' runscoring single. That 6 I; 7 Our Favor (Kim Cedeno. Him. 9. Grubb. 50.9. 6 Tied back the Cleveland Indians 4.2 Deron Johnson's two-run pinch single and the ofizet RBl inglc: by Jim Sundberg and IQ 3:6 Mijor A Abbe (Wyatt) With B Chicago White Sox edged the ML'mesota with the bases loaded capped a three-run 1 TRIPLES D.Parket, Pgh, Tom Grieve In the Texas ninth, TwIns 3-2 with three runs in the nin th Inninthnning rally. Bert Blyleven blanked* THIRD - 1 M - Pate Cling - R Afldt'wj, P4tfl, 3. 10 hid With 7 George Brett started the Royals twofling, 5460: I. Watch Lusty (Orainard) 31 HOME RUNS -- Cry. LA. '; the White Sax on five hits for eightMap Map run second inning with a Miss Aiken tkiu) S I; 3 V i2ctory Winhifid SD. 6 Milwaukee and Detroit were tied 4-' double and scored but was replaced by Bill Campbell after Petty tDe-ini 92; on a sacrifice fly by Frank White, MartiOLFM BASS artiJtfty Red Da rrell Porter o the ened Brewers' issuing issuIng a leadoff walk to Bill Mellon In the 0 tj, CedtflO. Min. IL Lopes. LA. 12. when nnil A,,,.,. A .. .i,,n3s,l --.,. 72 3 C.o' Hand SEVOi3UI Will) a triple OH LilO Lule 'WCavtr) ill 1, Dark PITCHCNG (5 Decisions) -.-previously Otis scored Martinez with a siMle. ItsinM eyl I I. ' Htr)ce in- t Me-'slersmith. LA. 50, 1 000. 21 enbeafen Lollch. One out later, walks to One out later, singles by Tony Muser and (Udell: 101, * Easy Bluegrass SI'f0fl. LA. e I 451, I Orioles Don Money 4, Yankees 3 and Robin Yo'ant loaded the pinch hitter Ken Henderson produced QdILrraba.J 6 1. StRIKEOUTS Sutton. LA, 40; iumpq Pithitu Miti'hii ctrtu-.k tutz h.tt 2rztt -- t &A .. Al Biin,!nt Iu,tjo,f hi; tri-th hit A ti.... ri-at i-ni. A Cn Harness Racing Entries -- - p - -. BARGAIN Mi ller's Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Jinx: Thursday, Mays, 1975-36 - - Pace Cling . ________________ 1* M FIFTH Pace C) MOO: I. Ocala Bonny (Parkinson) S I. 7 Camden May (BenedIct) 31. 3 Don Brewster (Howard) $ I: 4 Doodley Do (Johnson) 6 1. S. Sissy Crys tal (No Driver) 7 2; 6 Hi Lint: Golden Matador (Sica) I 1; 7 (Newman) B I. 4. io%rdale Aami,er $1 - Pdgtianal League East W 1 Pct. GE 16 $ 867 - ~a r; r) Ii 10 .574 3: P'iilphia 12 It .572 3' i New York 10 11 176 .i' St 9 13 .409 6 LouiS Montreal $ 13 .361 6'l I -- S ECTION R . I W ~_ r - Time (Werkhe,%er) 31. 3. Birdie fir fright (Nee4y) Si; 4. Count Roister (Lewis) 2: 5. Lord% Sitter (Fay) I 1. 6 Bertha' Boy (Kalathas) 10 I 7 SIS Wampum (Crai*) 61; I MichIara Chief (HendrIckson) 72 Fl*rst , 7W -k Major L OS .,_,-.Zlli,~~ , - .Pl4_-; ~ IP ,, DALLAS (AP) - Johnny Miller's chance of success In the $175,000 Byron Nelson Golf Classic will depend, to a great extent, on how he fares In today's first round, "I need to get that good first round," golf's new golden boy said before tecing off In the fIrst 18 holes of the four-day cLase for a $35,000 first prize. "I'm a frontrunner," Miller said. "If I get off to a bad start I I might not do too good. But If I can open up with a good round, If I can get that fast start, I might be hard to handle." The lack of a fast start has been his problem-that is, If he has had a problem-the last couple of months, "I haven't looked It up, but my caddy told me I haven't broken par in the first round In sometNug like the last four or five tournaments," he said. Actually, he hasn't broken par In the first round In his last seven starts. And he hasn't won any of them. By way of contrast, he won three of his first four starts this year, setting numerous records and capturing the Imagination of the nation's golfing millions In the process. In every one of those, he had a first round in the 60s. "That's been the problem, just getting off to a good start," Miller said. For a brief time there was some question whether he would start at all. A foot infection made him doubtful starter. Some antibiotics solved the problem, however. "It doesn't bothcr me at all now," Miller said before getting r.2. lh aca ca the G,9-yard, Tret...;i Trail GO1 C, Whether he wins or not, Miller appears almost certain of achieving one goal-reclaiming the No. 1 money-winning position. Miller had led that pretigious list from January 1974 until Jack Nicklaus edged past him two weeks ago In the Tournament of Champions. Upturn Seen By Summer 's End Bigger Stores, M ore u pons Co more, in the current April-June the expenditure of state and were advancing at an annual As the money supply began to future. The size of the tin. quarter. local governments, plagued by rate of 15 . per cent WAShINGTON - (LENS) While stocks are being run gro'Ing delIeit has come to a now no nw.than The pace Li rise rapIdly In February and jicnding budget deficits has half that and March there was a sharp been no secret, The United Stctes IS ap- down, final demand b leveling virtual halt. appears to be cien debate among American There are fears that the pcoacmrlg (he end of its worst off. When these excess stocks But the spending pump has further. Indeed, last month's economists about the central If edera Reserve may not economic decline since the are absorbed, production been well and truly primed. The rise was at an annual rate of bank's Intent. Burns had earlier follow its traditional path of great depression of the 1930s. should automatically recover to $23 billion tax cut, which went only 3.6 per cent leaving no proclaimed In no uncertain money ease to stimulate Only extreme business move back .ito line with Into effect at the beginning of doubt that America is getting terms that he had no intention business, because of Burns's caution in continuing to run demand, But until that happens this month, will make quite a inflation under control, of presIdIng over a money pr.'occupation w1th whipping down shocks or a tightening in and a sudden burst of bulge In consumers' pockets Were It not for the continuing growth as high as an annual 8-10 inflation. But it is unlikely that money policy could extend the spending could be ac- from the beginning of May. For rise In such prices as rents and per cent. BUI'flS can prevail. recession much beyond this commodated by a large run- a while, federal refunds and electricity charges, coupled But many, if not most, An increase In Interest rates SU1fl1flC!. Neither seems clown in stocks American reduced withholding taxes, with the likelihood that wage American economists contend would be sure to bring down probable. maniifactudng will become together with social ¶ecurity Increases will remain close to that is precisely what is needed. upon his head the wrath of This Is because: (1) fiscal even slacker. It has been bonuses, will be adding to the per cent, the inflation rate At the Federal Reserve Itself, Congress, already displeased policy has shifted from working at a depressed 68 per spending stream an annual would be lower still, some of the staff accuse Burns with him, us well as more vocal restraint to stimulation - cent of capacity so far this year. rate of aboutat$46 billion One of the keys to the timing of misusing figures. opposition from other bankers. g'rnment expenditure is That degree of under ftquivalcnt to nearly 5 per cent and itrength of the recovery With a business recovery It is one thing to stay tough going higher awl taxes are utilization has appeared even in of today's consumer ex- sits in the hands of the chair, likely to begin by the fourth when Inflation is rising and being cut more energetically the industries producing major pendlture. Some of this wind, man of the Federal Reserve quarter at the latest, a business is good: It is quite than was intended a month or so materials such as steel, tex- fall will end up in savings Board, Arthur Burns. From "crowding out" of funds from another when the rise in prices ago. (2) Stocks are still high, tiles, chemicals and paper, rather than spending, but tht past experience this key should the capital markets later in the is ftninisNng, the recession but they are being absorbed where only a year ago there Impetus to sales will be con- already have been turned. The year might seem inevitable, deepening and the number of more rapidly than had been were severe bottlenecks and 90 slderable. credit door is already ajar. But But optimists say that any jobless at a three-decade high. expected. per cent of capacity was In use. Inflation - a big factor In the state of Burns's mind has crowding out has already ocIf adequate credit is But although the substantial Other business Indicators are cutting personal consumption become one of the most liiicurred as corporate treasurers available, a business recovery liquidation of stocks in the past likely to grow worse in April- has moderated considerably. portant economic artifacts have rushed to anticipate the can hardly be avoided. few months provides one of the June. Industrial production is Last summer, consumer prices around. best hopes of recovery, It also still declining, after sinking 13 means that the American per cent in the past six months. The American economy is bottoming out at a Unemployment seems sure to lower level than thought likely top 9 per cent before summer, Real gross national product um r at the beginning of the year. !'ctwige on rxevxius i,er siwify adp.ssted at ixu rates I perhaps a pproaching 10 per 1 10 I!'iC) Real gross national product cent. tumbled in the January-March % Consumer spending is quarter at an annual rate of 10.4 dragging. A modest upsurge in _________________________________ per cent, even f as ter t ha n the 9 car sales in February, as N per cent drop In the previous manufacturers announced a + ,I1 IiI threernonths,Thedecflneof7,5 rebate pr ice progrsm, soon In m per cent from the peak of ac- fizzled out, Housebuilding is tivity fifteen months ago makes still clinging to Its low point; 5 [ J By G.G. LaBELE.E this America's deepest starts are at an annual rate of I Associated Press Writer recession since 3929-33 when under I million units, compared '0 I lit lit Americans cut back on borrowing again In March, meaning real GNP fell by 32.6 per cent, wi th a peak of 21 z million two ,geg 3971 '95) ?97? '973 39)4 1975 were were not meeting econon-gsts'ezpectation.s they would me turnaround In stock., has years ago. Advance indicators, they clang. 'mbuslnau stocks buy the country out of recession. And sales reports showed that In been dramatic, and not just In such as permits for h adcedat xn-el rates Anril ,.-.,. .s,.ê eL. __...i L Saaso "lV 1105 IItviLuIJl UtV epevtauon at American 't" tocks. it begins to lOOK as if construction, suggest no early there was a total stock turn In this Important Industry, auto makers either. The report that sales of American cars continued sputter1ng4n liquidation In the January- even though money Is flooding #4)111, and accompanying increased sales of March quarter of about $18 Into the home lending inports, gave foreign models a record 21,4 per cent share of the US. billion at annual rate, corn- stitutions. Car market. pared with a pile-up of almost Even government spending But the economic news wasn't all downhill. Alan $18 billion (also annual rate) In has provided little uplift in the Greenspan, chairman of the President's Council of Economic the previous three months, past few years. In Inflation Advisers, renewed his optimistic forecasf for the economy. And Many companies cut produc- adjusted dollars, federal 0 the stock market climbed again on what analysts said was option and cleared their stocks, purchases of goods and services timism for th e economy's prospects. Probably stocks wil l he tim ar. 1nw,i- than th.. 20 The Dow Jones industrial average rose 7.12 to 855.60. down as much again, If not bears ago. The relentless rise In Un.mplm.m rat sea The Federal Reserve Board said consumer debt dropped $462 10 million toa total of$14.3 billion in March, the f ourth drop in the % last five months. Economists had seen an earlier rise In debt as a B I sign Americans would resume spending at levels needed to end recession. e B Consumers had added to their debt load In February in re___ THE HERALD SERVICES Face Shoppers DALLAS, Tex. (A!') B i gger storLi, more coupons and electronic gadgets at every turn. That's what consumers can expect to find at the super. market in coming months, according to experts at an industry convention here, The annual report of the Super Market Institute, presented Monday and based on a survey of 11,000 stores with annual sales of some $35 billion, indicated: -TherL were about 2 per cent fewer supermarkets at the end of 1974 than there were a year earlier, but there was about 3 million more square feet of floor space, in(beating a trend toward bigger stores. The statistics on store closings did nut reflect the recent (lecl.'uiOfl by A & p the nation's second largest chain in terms of sale, to close more than one-third of Its 3,600 outicts. - 4 4 - - - -Coupons and other discount operations are gaining ground, but trading stamps are losing. Fifty-two per cent of the stores surveyed by the institute said they were putting more emphasis on coupons; 48 per cent desc ribed themselves as discount operations; and only 17 per cent were offering trading stamps, a decline front the previous year. -The average customer spent $8.23 on each trip to the supermarket last year. That was 10.2 per cent more than the previous year, but inflation ate up the Increase. When spending was measured In real dollars, the amount of the average transaction d ec li ned more than 18 per cent. -Supermarket profits were at their highest level since 1971, representing 4.1 per cent of total assets, compared with 2.5 per cent In 1973, 4 per cent In 1972 and 5.3 per cent in 1971. -The supermarkets' ne t profit before taxes last year IN BRIEF Bullets Drop Celtics, Cons U.S. Auto was equal to 1.8 per cent of sales, the highest in five years. LANDOVER, Md. (AP) - The Washington Bullets, with a tenacious defense and Wes Unseld a titan on the backboards, stand poised to eliminate Boston's defending champions from the National Basketball Association playoffs. "We're In a deep hole, but we're not counted out of It yet," Boston's John Havlicek said after Washington won 119-100 Wednesday night and took a 3-1 lead in the best-of. seven Eastern Conference finals. Trying to rally his slumping mates, Havlicek recalled past heroics when the Celtics overcame a similar deficit to beat Philadelphia and tied New York before losing a deciding seventh game. But this time, unless a freak Injury to Washington guard Jimmy Jones Intercedes, the Celtics appear disorganized against a team hungry for Its first Nil's title. car s 'Qu iet ' Advenure t UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) - "It was him or me," said New York Islanders' goalie Glenn Resch. "This time it was me." "It was me or Parent," said [slanders' center Jude Di'ouin. "If I had missed It,! would have shot myself." Instead, Drouln shot the puck--a rising backhander that soared over the right leg of Philadelphia Flyers' goaltender Bernie Parent at 1:53 of overtime to give the Islanders a 43 victory and sudden life In the National Hockey League's playoff semlfln&'ls. It was Rcsch's "him or me" victory that kept New York from teetering over the brink of Stanley Cup elimination Wednesday night. His first-period save on a penalty shot by the Flyers' Bill Barber temporarily preserved an early Islanders' lead and helped hand the defending champions their first loss In 22 games. a -I I 1 I _. ,,,,,, - Islanders Dump Flyers I 1% Slu p ,. - - ,., '• Off Makers Remain After tax figures were not available. Almost 10 cents of every dollar spent at the supermarket went for labor costs and fringe benefits - about the same as a year earlier, -Retail sales rose 16.4 per cent in 1974. After ad. justment icr inflation, the Increase was about iSpec cent -Energy costs added to the grocery bill and are likely to add still more, offsetting recent declines In the prices paid to farmers. The sunermnrkit nri.rnta ci,rtun,ii.,4 "-i" said electricity bills went up 24 per cent In 1974; heating bills went up 26 per cent; and transportation costs rose 19 percent. The retailers said they expected electric bills to go up another 17 per cent this year and predicted heating and transportation costs would Jump 15 per cent, Some 12, persons are on hand for the convention and many of the retailers, wholesalers and manufacturers ate, drank or stared their way through more than 600 exhiblt.t Monday afternoon, seeking ways to boost profits and cut costs with new products. Lead Series By 3. 1 Debt e two-year slump ---. --------'- I Keys Offer Res tf u Moo sponse to auto rebates. But in March, when most rebate plans had ended. the biggest drop in debt, $353 million, was for auto purchases. lnApril,thefourmaoruscarmakershaduJes 26 pert THE HERALD SERVICES cen below already low AprIl 1974 levels and 1 per cent below weak pmj- ;•",i '1 ".!f Much levels. Foreign cars had April US.Sales 25 per cent above '4Z' The sights an so o ,,, -'-a sear ago Florida Keys are an In vitation r" 7M4 U.S.-ma d e cars usually gain 4 per cent In April sales over to quiet adventure. They reflect L.. ,.: March. The U.S. cars' April daily selling rate was the poorest the restful mood of the Islands, .. .. ' -i--i_ ,. .. z" since 1961. a pleasant change of pace for Chrysler Corp. had the largest drop in April sales, 43 per cent the work weary ecat1oner. ,r , .'-'.46~ 1 below April 1974 Ford was down 29 per cent, General Motors 21 Shinunering seas stretch to i. . per and American Motors 11 per cent. the horizon and gentle trade . ii il GM's board of directors voted to cut common stock dividends windsechothecrlcsof hungry rfrom 60 The cents 4ri ' straight gulls. Weathered shrimp boats -t -_________ 1J;'. oUierU.S. auto *nakers also have reduced oreJna J dividends lacedwl th netscreakandgroan . ''J " this year. against their moorings. And an In Washington, Greenspan said the economy was at or near the _________________ I oicean-lfMrd hi,,hn,,,u highway III'I.IflM -. 1L' h...sI I .h I h 'Ii k....l 'ç-i.)C uifl is,,ete ecoti1,., uu'v the will ucui across the maze of land and - '. L 1111 abating. "What we have is series of data falling Into place that sea, coming to a stop more than . . shows we're get ting into a leveling off period," Greenspan said, -.4 100 miles from the Florida adding he ex pected an accelerating upswing later th is year and In peninsula. li~ . 1976. 'a Peace and serenity prevail *uiIt1:.. 'flL He said tax rebates will boost consumer spending although ¶1 throughout the Keys, which "5L. • ' much of the money will go first into savings He said recent flow cave gently south and west of cash into savings accounts and fair sales of single family a 1111m, honies were good signs for housing. I 100 miles, co'a! is3e,- adrift . Meanwhile, the American Sunermarket Institute said superIn a turquoise and azure sea. In n'.arketprofltsasa return on total assets were 4.1 per rent last The area's lone traffic stream t'year, compared with 2.5 per cent in 1973. is the scenic Overseas High- BUt Institute vice president Willard R. Bishop Jr. said suf' j way, southernmost extremity permarket earnings compared with 6.9 per cent pn4its for the top Key West marks ' end of Florida's peaceful keys, offering the tourist a "quiet" adventure when of U.S. 1. It links together 29 500 U.S. companies fisted by Fortune magazine. *.it said supev. of vacation time rolls around, Islands and spans 43 bodIes markets need greater earnings to maintain growth, I water. Motorists are afforded more than a sport In the Keys visitors to the Theater of the the shallow ponds alongside the -spectacular views of an ever- it is a way of life as well. Sea on Windley Key. The novel highway. changing seascape, and a -First stop on a southbound show is presented on a tour boat Duck Key, a tiny seaward elll~ glimpse of history as well. journey is with a bottomless the The highway itself is the base for t: Penneka i tion, where the captivating by a dt=res a plush phoenix of railroad magnate Reef State Park, the nation's mammals perform for rain- island resort called the Indies - . , Z . I & Henry M. Flagler's ill-fated first underwater state park. roat-ii-Lid ,-As,&-nge.--,. - --i I nn, v. here niagic moments can Overseas Railroad of the The gentle murmurs of ouldoorIn Islamorada, third largest be savored to their fullest. And -. 190. I,Ikc the legendary bird style relaxing wait from all city In the Island chain, visitors at net'rby Grassy Key, the 1.--- '.4.- / of Egypt that rose from its parts of the camping and can explore the turtle kraals, mirthful . sounis of children can " , ashes to live again, the present- recreation areas within the (holding pens) at the local soup be traced to Flipper's Sea '--."/ day Overseas Highway was park. But the reef Itself, several cannery and tour the art gallery School, a delightful open-air 11 11 created from the remains of the rnlle.I offshore, Is it silent in the Spanish Mission house, marine attraction with con3" i , . great raltroad, destr oyed by a tableau of th e mysteries of the From Islamorada to Key tinuous shows daily. -hurricane In 1935. deep. More than 40 species of West are the most notable ) 4~_ Considered the heart of the Travelers should look closely coral make U[) the colorful panoramic vistas from the Florida Ke C)a, 'e bustling . at the Seven Mile and Span ish enchanted forest of the sea, "road that goes to the sea." In ,/ Harbor bridges. On the two which may be viewed from many spots, the Overseas High. metropolis area of Mara thon / rate towns) structures, more than 50 miles glass-bottom boats or at close way is the sole di viding line (actwill 011 stretc he s from Crawl Key to of the original railroad track Is range with scuba gear. between the Atlantic Ocean and Vaca Key. ft Is approximately utilized as guard rails, a lasting At Tavernier, the calls olrsire the Gulf of Mexico, Imp ov ... midway between the northern. reminder of the highway's birds fill the air In the Florida Long Key was once Futflllyowdram$by lsl.iind of KeyLargo I proud heritage. Bay rookeries, described as a favorite angling spot for the most southetnmost Island of and REMODELING Key Fishing craft are silhouetted birdwatcher's paradise, western novelist Zane Grey, West.Theconununitv It costs less than moving LENCI against the sky throughout the Nearby Plantation Key is the who also authored a book on concentration of accomodaPIlrl_ Home Improvement Loans area, movin slowly to the site of McKee 's Museum of fishing in the Florida Keys. The tions resort facilities Available and measured cadence of throbbing Sunken Treasure, where ar- island's teeming waters con% 1.5,000-S Yrs. to Repay engines. Hundreds of fish tlfacts recovered from an tinue to draw avid fishermen, shoppi ng areas, No Down Payment species are native to the ancient Spanish galleon seem to and Long Key State Park offers 0 cc past the town, the ft wh t pi'r iii darinii con- farilitli' 1nrtmna!hn, g'mnnn ;snhn'jct tronit'al waterc, ii-!ijijf I I'ls lnm'nøy nv I - - ' 4 W=01111111111110 2! 2 .--. - ., - - , , I i , ' i I I 1 1 I I I 1 '-' , - . - - -' 32 In 12 . s..:. ' ' - :-- r illIli . -: -. . - ':' ., . , I - -- % I 6 I '" ' Bulls, Warriors Collide -. ' I . - OAKLAND (AP) -The Irresistible force of the Golden State Warriors' offense clashes with the thtcaco Bulls' Immovable, and sometimes brutal, defense tonight In the fifth game of their National Basketball Association playoff series. "We'd better win," was all Warriors' star Rick Barry could say about tonight's episode of the teams' best-of. seven fight for the Western Conference title. A repeat performance of Barry's 36-point night In the Warriors' comeback win over the Bulls on Tuesday night would help. Otherwise, If the Warriors lose tonight, they go to Chicago with a one-game deficit. And the Bulls, their 2.26 playoff record on the road not withstanding, are tough at home. '' - ':' ' ' - 'a" - ' - 6 Real umingi , ,-.,--,, - ___ -, ______ - :: -_.r. - " - fr.. . L._. " '' I + - SUWSHIPJf STAT E - - . --,.. , IlL NIGHT HARNESS RACING ' ' ' . IUKF I UKIF .--- LUB ,' - - ' ' ----. 1' ---- " ' :,' ' ------- ,- '- - .9)1 '97' B ,fr - blilfish the lghtnlrig-fast squistadores and cutthroat picknicking and scuba diving, the spedacular Seven Mile bonef ish and the king of fighting pirates. Early-morning glimpaes of Bridge. Although It is 110 feet gamesters, the tarpon. 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Tom McPherson, D- Richard said, "I'm the first guy The Walgreen Co., is reaffirming its nationwide rogram to support energy conservation, company President Charles R. Walgreen said "We have adopted an overall, total approach to the energy crisis," said Walgreen, "which involves each of our 29,000 employes, in addition to the corporation itself. In 1974, we realized a corporate energy savings of close to nine per cent. We hope to increase that savings for House Appropriations Com- WE RESERVE THE RIGHT . - QUANTITIES I p 8 ! e - I The Walgreen energy program is divided into a corporate conservation plan, and a campaign designed to promote an energy consciousness" on the part of its customers and employes. Walgreen stated that the ' --.-- Bill company reduced the use Some Asian Leaders Walking Tightrope :JC,.ct'oa.d U40% br*as JAPM J Alaska - . - & 04 T':. - I Ace .. . - - __ ". ' - -- . - -- '-'- - PanAm Promote Spence PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER Hwy. 17-92 at 27th St. Next to A&P heating fuel consumption Out Of Funding neighbors, and it does not was.t new exile groups (like Son Ngoc Thanh's followers in the 196) using Thailand as a base for guerrilla sorties. The border with Cambodia was closed after the fall of Phnom Penh, and it is still closei& ANCHORAGE (LENS) At last the trans-Alaska pipeline is being built. Five yea rs' dela y ha ve ta ken their toll. The most hopeful prediction now is that the 798-mile pi peline from Prudhoe Bay to the southe rn port of Valdez will have cost $8 billion when completed in 1977, not t he meager $900 million forecast in 1989. On top of that, the North Slope facility i tself will cost another $2 billion. Still, It sho uld be worth it. In 1978 the compa nies hope to produce 1.2 million barrels a day, pushing out put to 2 million by 1980. Curren t American prices hover around $10, so If oil prices stay up gross re venues will be gigan tic, and leave plenty over after the state and federal governments take their combined 63 per cent of t hem, Meanwhile the com panies ha ve to find finance to finish the pipeline. British Petroleum and Sohlo have so far drummed up $1.2 billion for their half of the pipeline, and now are looking for the other 11.8 billion. Better move fast: at the summer peak there will be 16, workers to pay. By autumn BP Is counting on over 45 per cent of the pipeline being laid. Finance Is pretty much what's on Alaska's mind, too. The $900 mil lion the state earned from the North Slope leases ha ve all be committed. The sta te's spending ha bi ts were based on hopes of pumping oil by 1972, and the delays will mean big deficits bef ore that happens in 1977. Th is year the cash shortfall will be upwards of $50 million, before it rockets to between $350 million and $400 million in fiscal 1977. Not much can be done to finance the gap by spending cuts. So now Alaskan legislators art on the look-out f or more revenue. What was seen as a "last resort" path a few mon ths ago Is now und er first consideration: ano ther oil tax. This would be on reserves wider the ground. The firms will be hard hit, though, if they have to pay taxes before they earn. Governor Jay Hammond has asked for authority to levy such a tax, promising to use it on ly if necessa ry. That means, if the state assembly goes along wi th him, after Alaska tries to auction off some of its offshore territory. - There is that small matter of foreign support f or the local communists, and there is the special problem of the 350,000 Chinese living in Thailand on Taiwanese passports. All the same the government Is now pledged to finding a political solution to the guerrilla problem and is turning a blind eye to the evidence of foreign involvement. 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The facing dual prosecutors. tape red and regulation of agency The proposed new proposed Agency for Consumer The Business Roundtable, regulatory agencies and And,ininforinalproceedings, business will being about. would add to the red tape that Advocacy could require written while strongly supporting recommend changes. This the agency could have a serious consumer protection, is op makes sense, and such a Murray Weidenbaurn of the has already complicated adverse impact on business, reports by business on virtually posed to the enactment of the commission could focus its Center for the Study of government decision-making. Technically, every conceivable any subject It saw fit, Business at Most businessmen and con- communication between The proposed new agency has pending consumer represen- attention on the needs of con- American Washington University, St. well aware of sumers are all too been supported as a means of sumers. business and a government tation bill (S.200). wasteful Louis, highlights specific the length of time required to agency It is inefficient and could be required to be protecting consumers by The Roundtable believes that to establish yet another agency. examples of this in his recently geidecisions out of the govern- turned over to the new agency. representing their interest in the proposed new agency would For one thing, the agency will published book, 'Government - ment bureaucracy. Existing it is widely recognized that one government. But what exactly ulttrnately prove to be a require tax dollars to set up and Mandated Price Increases, A agencies would be even more of the most effective ways to is the consumer 's interest? All disservice to consumers and operate at a time when the Neglected Aspect of Inflation." catious tr '( than now, solve problems affecting the consumers don't have the same create la rge and unnecessary federal budget is heading for a Quotii;g the automobile as z.;j Ie.~rful 0arriving at a decision public interest Is the informal tntere:s In practice, the burdens for COflIIXInICS, deficit of at least $50 billion and example, Weidenbaurn claims that the Agency for consumer settlement negotiated between proposed agency will represent Proponents of the legislation probably higher. The that lederally-manda led Advocacy would not approve. a Federal agency and a com- what it perceives as the conclaim that existing agencies legislation itself authorizes $iio changes to automobiles in the Further, the agency's right to pany. Such solutions work to the sumer interest. In the end, aren't doing the job. But million to operate the agency period 1966-1974 cost the appeal decisions to the courts advantage of consumers though, the results undoubtedly if these agencies aren't func- for the first three years. And If American motorist $3 billion in could delay final decisions for because the business halts the will hike business costs and tinning the way they should, the history is any guide, the 1974 alone. rears, challenged practice, and the higher prices for goods and logical procedure would be to agency's budget will quickly The Federal government now Federal Federal agency avoids lengthy service3 for all consumers. This In formal reform their operations, modify soar. When the Occupational has 33 agencies and about 4(X) proceedings, the company and costly enforcement action.s. will happen whether or not their programs, or abandon Safety and health bureaus and subagencies at involved would be faced not The impact on business of consumers have benefited from some unimportant activities Administration, for example, present running more than 1,000 only with the attorney and such a new agency would be the proposed agency. and start new OflCS of greater Was set up in 1971, it estimated consumer programs. In ad- bearing exiiminer appointed by considerable and the small Finally, some proponents of consumer value. President its first year's budget at about (litton. Congress has the relevant agency, but also by business enterprise In par- the Agency for Consumer Ford, earlier this ) ear, $31 milhen. ()SIIA's estimate .st;Il)hs;ed a dozen or more a new vonsuim - interest at- ticular would be put to a m!reat Advocacy ('latin that the pubh proposed that .i National for 1916 is $115 million. regulatory agencies with the torney, representing only one inconvenience and possible is strongly behind the Commission on Regulatory avowed purpose of protecting segment of the public interest, expense. The ctra paperwork legislation now pending in In addition, consumers are Reform be established to in- bound to suffer from the rise in the consumer and public in- In effect, the company would be requirements alone could be Congress. vestigate the role of the - - - C. H. WALGREEN the north, and six per cent in the south. During the summer months, air conditioning will also be reduced As far as the gasoline shortage is concerned, all drivers of the 500 companyowned Walgreen vehicles, have been Instructed to observe the nation's 55 - -.,j& _.& -A, -A, -A, _k LA FOURTEEN WAYS YOU WIN DURING... mile-per-hour speed limit; and employes are being urged to use car pools and public transportation whenever possible. annoying to be considered an "age uni t" problem that could 'somehow" be solved by scholars writing pompous ' library reading and making notes. The more I studied the more disturbed I became about the status of our age group. It was a bit insulting to be a bug under a microscope. It was uncirufort able to be treat d us a "reports." What bothered me most was the blind acceptance of research and data as the basis for practical action. Most of the people Involved professionally in service to the aging were young or middle-aged. They made decisions about us and for us. Rarely did they ask us what we thought of the priorities that they set up for us. Another irritation was the lumping of my contemporaries indiscriminately with other groups. When they said "aged," they always added "the poor and the handicapped." That shows no regard for the majority of us who though old and often poor are functioning. Such loose classification by the experts puts all of us in the category of government cost factors. Little consideration Is given to the possible contributions that many of us can make, PrefinlshedLauan WALL PANELING Four easy to install 3mm x 4' x 8' ".. . .. . SHEET ,. / / 'J / '/! sheets will finish a 16' wall. Silver Ash or Plantation Pecan. Cool Cote / Decorator colors and white for exterior or interior use on all masonry surfaces. . : /; ; ,I ;/ / Rug. Price (she,t) ........... 3.99 nondescriptive. Some people H U.S. Sen. Lanton Chilies Senate Office Building Washington, D.C., 20510 Florida office: Federal Building, lakeland, 33501 U.S. Sen. 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"And how, my dear, Is a senior citizen supposed to act?" I asked She thought for a while, "Search me," she said. "But a writer and research man like you ought to be able to find out." For all its flippancy the suggestlod turned out to be a good one. Learning about my age group became a hobby. My writing assignments oto corn. puters took me to many places In the United States and In England. Wherever I visited, I checked on the aging of the area. I talked with people in senior clubs and nursing homes, geriatric specialists at local colleges and at Roosevelt University in Chicago and at the University of Chicago. In Washington, D.C., I haunted the office on aging at the Department of Health, Education and Semlniile's Men In Washington EA. JACKSON RADIO CART 3*68 /__t statistic blipped out from a hole in a computer card. It was At the time, the National Council on Aging had its library in New York City. At first, I wandered in Just to check on its bibliography, which served asa marvelous resource for material on my subject. Many are the hours I spent at that I POLAROID 3•47 : By LOU COTFIN The herald Services Welfare. N01 i woiaai MODEL 51$, SIR 903 6 - EA. REG. 5.49 - - A. DISSTON SPRING RAKE MODEL D.18B 3•47 TRUE TEMPER SHOVEL 00 -- Breaking Old Mold' - Reg.24.9 5 A COMPLETE SERVICE FOR .____1______ ---- Growing Older B. E W R S 1Y1 BUILDERS SUPPLY CREMATION that amounts to approximately 12 per cent In By THE hERALD SERVICES Thailand, in unison with the other members of Asean (Malaysia, Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines), recognized the new Cambodian government on April 18th. It will find it more difficult to come to terms with the new Vietnam, and with China. - -, of exterior and unnecessary Interior lighting, In addition, temperatures during the winter months have been reduced from 72 to 68 degrees. This represents a savings in ' I __ Pipeline May Be Running harder for him than for any other regional leader to come to terms with the new balance of power in Indochina. The new Thai prime minister, Kukrit Pramoj, has his problems too, although his go vernment talks loudly about Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's prime minister, spent two (j3y3 its neutrality and is bending Thailand is also fast ___ In Bangkok t his week to talk to over backwards not to offend disengaging from the United the new Thai government the powers to its north and east. States. The American bases are before flying on to Washington; This has been very obvim in supposed to be evacuated the dr1W handling of his forthright antl-communlsm, from Cambodia. The 23 within a year, and in a recent and the fact that be is Chinese speech the defense minister ambodian military aircraft to boot, will probably make It C that arrived laden with remarked that he "could not refugees have been imouixied; remember" the amount of passengers with passports but American military aid last Directors no visas will be allowed a week tO gel out of the country. Itis not clear what win happen to those with neither. The Thals sparenUy feel The Board of urect"s of Pan Anerkan Bank of Orlando, that It Is up to the Americans to N.A. have promoted Charles A. take charge of the refugees and Spence to Data Control Officer, send them elsewhere. This according to an announcement applies to prominent politicians made by James S. Wilson, and military leaders such as the former Cambodian prime Chairman of the Board. In this capacity, Spence Is minister, foreign minister, responsible for the operations armed forces commander anJ of pccd and transit, data acting head of state who have rewreh. data eontrnl, payroll, all fled to Bangkok; thert keypunch and computer appears to be no question of operations. He attended political asylum being granted. The Thai foreign minister Valencia Community College and Florida Technological insisted that Thaliar.d must 1Ynivrsit:t and jolr d Pin i.nsi4 it.; irrn int;:est', firii. It does not want to provoke Its American flank In 1972. - -------- . 1975." 1h, NAME ---- Roundtable Group Opposes Consumer B1'611 The Herald Services THE HERALD SERVICES to kill his own bill in. Fort Lauderdale, figures the mittee. "We only have squabs." successve days in House of dum dum bullets by police m of each of the special sub. "One can only say that we'll goRichard Is Shevin's former agencies and removing e ban on corni ccs gives Hodges "six have to watch this week and see deputy attorney general. Clark ltes. Rep. Tom Moore, 1)-St. Pe.. eyeglass advertising by op- orseventlmesasmanyvotesas what happens." is one of Tucker's closest _____ tersburg, has clashed with Nat- tometrists rim into heavy lob- any other member of the Iriend.i and the speaker's chief ural Resources Chairman W.E. bylst pressure and were killed Rep. Barry Richard, D- political operative in the House. Fulford, D-Orlando, over sub- with little fuss by ° "I sat around here the first Miami, another freshman who Clark's amendments helped committee assignments that mittees. three weeks of the session qul- has had his problems, figures kill a similar bill offered by Moore felt were thwarting his 'People come up to me after- etly steaming about the inequl- he scored a victory of sorts Richard earlier In the session. environmental protection n- ward, and say that was a dyna- ties, then after quietly dropping when be withdrew a bill that But when the second bill came EtInCts, mite presentation," Ms. Cool. some complaints and not seeing had come under heavy attack in up last week, Richard fended So Ms. Coolman and Moore man said. "I say I'd rather do a anything done about it, I de- the House. off several of Clark's amend. were instrumental in orgnlzlng lousy presentation and pass the cided to be open about it," Richard's bill would have re- ments. Moore said. "I was very proud of the fact a group of 18 freshmen Demo- bill." quired candidates with surplus Moore said be had to speak cr2ts who they noticed were He complained to Fulford and funds to return the money to that I was successful in three vThn ;dIk' and having siniflar out after Fulford creae'd three to Speaker Donald Tucker, 1)- contributors, give it to their lo- skirmishes with Clark," problems. special subcommittees to con- Tallahassee, about the way litical party or put It in a trust said. In addition to moral support, skier Important bills that Moore Fulford was handling the corn- account for a future race. Of course, other lawmakers I - EveningHerald, Sanford, Fl. term may be overblown in a But the Issue was lost in z succeeded in passing amend. tentionally." TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) the group plans to lcnd each felt should have been assigned mittee. year when sagging revenues, Mounting friction between proxy fight between Richard ments that were Just as harmful — Some of the most promising otlier assistance by preparing to the standing land and water Crk 's, and legiswill force the legislature to cut to Richard's bill a• an venerable Turkey is Majority Leader Dick members of the legislature's reports on bills coining through management subcommittee. Fulford and Moore was obvious and cliche frc special interest state spending something on the withdrawing lative Fulford's action bypassed the at recent committee meetings, Clark, D-MIamI, over Atty. Richard wou'd up 1975 freshmen class are learn- the committees to keep each bill, spending tacked onto an approorder of $140 million. subcommittee on which Moore, but Moore says he Is hopeful Gen. Robert Shevin's $109,000 the Ing that It takes more than good member informed, "We don't have turkeys any "Not only am I the first guy to priatlons bill by lawmakers intentions to work their will. ,It really is a learning proc. who Is an attorney representing that by making his complaints campaign surplus. Shevin has Society, known he has solved the probbanked the money for a future have a bill killed this session," looking out for the home folks, more," McPherson told the Rep. Karen Coolman, D.FOrt eu,' Ms. Coolman said. "There the Florida Aububon BANGKOK — (LENS) — me shock-waves from Indochina windows are rattling throughout Southeast Asia. Malaysia a prime 'Fun Razak, has said that the ncommunist victories in bodia aixi Vietnam will encourage Insurgents elsewhere, although he denies that there is any direct link with the recent flare-up of guerrilla violence in his own country. The link with the current guerrilla offensive In Thailand is rather more obvious: the communist rebels who stormed nn army outpost in a remote district of Nan province in the north earlier this month, kUllfl 17 soldiers. are supported by the Pathet Lao and the North Vietnamese. But the consensus 1n Southeast Asia is that, with the withdrawal of America, there is no alternative to an acthe with commodatlon emerging communist regimes in Indochina, and with China. This is easier for some than for - Thursday, May S. IfS 46—EvQnIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. ThE HERALD SER VIC1S ...--.------------------ - — - — - — - — - - — - with the helping hand of 700 Scrtt'isSANFORD I CHAVOUPIS: - U W W CAN flfl IT W1 IPcJIFI - • ' - W SALE PRICES GOOD MAY2thru 15 —I- 0/ I 0OFF APPLIANCES 11, PH:323-4100 7:30-5:30 WEEKDAYS 7:30-6:00 SATURDAY Mail this coupon for a FREE l20 page FREE lliustrated catalog. No obligation. 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NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS mflent could be put back on the NAME LAW st.atute books. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that North Carolina ruled out any the Ufldffsi900d, desiring to "" go capricious application of the na bu$ines under the fictitious me(s) of HIDWAY NORTH death pe Penalty when it made it APAR'TMf'y5 at 74$ Larains 'vr, Attamt sn.i. r. ndtur rut (iri.ripprep .*.. 1O4AVUCP(EJ Chic Young ''AS ( I 'ALI('JG )' )' IN MV SLEEP' ( AGWOO.) WAKE L1! Wi.IISPEPING ' ) ) ", SO I CAN HEAR 'v'OtJ, ( DONT SAYANYTHING sss: 0 1OAF'tXKER! KlSSES IO4A?UCI(ER q , . 0 if by Al Vermie, PRISCILLA'S POP HERE I AM lN' ,- " 'yOU CAN'r SPEAK UP NO YOU WERE ) ( (RIGHT FIELD AGAIN .' WELL. HARDLY EVER' THE'? ALWAYS"\ BECAUSE NO ONE MAKE MEPLA'Y) EVER HI TS 'EM RIGHT FIELD... THIS F,A' . ' 17 that an action for Dissolut ion of marrlaç,e has been filed against you and you are required to serve a copy of your we Itten defenses 0111, if any, on CARROLL BURKE. Attorney for Petitioner, whose addrest Is 112 Sanford Atlantic Rank Building, Sanford. Florida 31771, and file the original with the Clerk of Circuit NAME STATUTE The main at ta ck came from TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Potter Stewart, Byron White Notice is hereby given that the and William Douglas, who undersigned, pursuant to the "FititItjt Name Statute," Chapter agreed that capi tal punishment k$ 09, Florida Statutes. s, iI 'e's'e' wilh the Clerk ofthe Circuit Court, In inent, and therefore Un- lSISd for Seminole County, Florida. upon rec'ipt of proof of the coustitutlonal under the Eighth publication of this notice, the tic Amendment, in that it was titlou'i name, towit: SAN JOSE imposed arbitrarily often at the APARTMENTS under whith the Partnership Is In business at 7353 discretion of judges and Winter Woods Boulevard in the City But Chief Justice Warren of Winter Pork, Fiorids, That the narly interested in said forger, who voted with the t*jsrsess s-ntrrpris.e s as fo'Iosvs. minority, left the way open for IFCO, LTD., a Florida Limited Partnership those favcring a return of the fly Michael Viola death penalty by noting that General Partner should the states set certain ed Miami. Dade County, standards for their Courts to FlorIda, January 74th rn follow and define narrowly Publish- April 17, 21. May 1. I. t975 OEM. 103 _I'cISSSZ'1 "a r p ' __________ 4.4 A . WINTHROP c& clNr7i' JJ5A/ 'CU WHEN 'YJ SAD HELLO2 / ) I ( I -ES .JUT.C'R ALISE I tPNT INVITE HE TO MY PA1TY. ( PARTY? WHAT PA RTh'?.' by Bob Montana ARCHIE ARE Ti',ERE A'IY MPCRTA5T YES,SR.M wEAriiBEE! \ 'itsi PICKED THE GilT STUC'JT PROBLEMS J wANrAtE 10 1,TAKE CARE CC FOR THE JOB' I HAVE AWHILE, ARCMIE I WANT YOU , LEAoV'cSeiP QUALITIES.' .TOKEEP.AN EYE o 1E ,'4ERE!EY,PiYT1.sE WASTE BAS,ET,' I HAVE TO STEP cxjT F Th 6 ' - - ' -, - CE 4 41 :/ -. 51, _______ _______________________________________ ' CAPTAIN EASY .t.J YOUR KNEE , CATTLE GIIRL! 7 EAPu9'r BNMTH 8A800S!/ THE uRU'9 t FEET: —ii I H - ruHH... CHEE I WE'LL LET THEM WHERE WE G01?J' 3APPLE WITH I TH01.16HT PEY THEIR D15WP0rPJTWANTED 1' Xl55 MEIJT WHILE WE SNEAK Our VIA ME FEET: THEBP'sCK J by Howie Schneider EEK & MEEK AND NOW A COMMLIXUAL - or l \I 1 _ FRANK AND ERNEST / me _ I Dat at FREE I 'Z.. tt,,f in the next few through their courts, by reinterpreting old statutes, or by weeks. WASHINGTON (LENS) — And It is this decision which writing new ones through their Court, Sanford, Seminole County, Jesse Fowler was not present to might also send 2 other legislatures — (]overnor FLMida on or before the 31st day of A.t) 197$, otherw;se a default bed' the oral arguments put condemned people to their Marvin Mandel recently signed Mey. will be entered you for the relief Wore the Supreme Court on deaths. Maryland's death penalty bill demanded in the PiTjtion whether It should allow the WITNESS my hand and official Since the Supreme Court into law. of this Honorable Court on this death penalty to be revived: he ruled nearly three years ago The hope is that these state seal was in Raleigh jail in North that capital punishment, as laws will satisfy the criticisms the 73rd day of April, A . D. 197$ SaI) Carolina, convicted of firstArthur ft Beckwith, Jr then imposed in the United made by the Supreme Court in degree murder after shooting a CtUk GI CItCtOI Court States, was unconstitutional June, 1972. Then the Supreme By: Cec elia V. Ekern friend during a dice-game. Yet there has been str ong pressure Court's decision, although the eputy Clerk it Is his fate that the Supreme from the states to bring it back, high-water-mark In the move to CARROLL BURKE Court will decide When It hands So far 32 of them have restored abolish capital punishment, Attorney for Petitioner 617 Sanford Atlantic down its decision on Fowler V. the death penalty either was not completely Bank Bldg discouraging for supporters Of Sanford. Florida 37171 the death penalty. The cote Publish' May 1. s. is. 73, 197$ DEN3 divided S —4 and each justice wrote his own opinion. $ S NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS North Carolina rst - -, South - 1 Cycle Including rinse & hold 3 Wash levels, sound Insulated all deh,xe fec.tu;;; %%rsl North East 8 -- . PARTS& LABOR GUARANTEI 3 MM E - DELUXE BUILT-IN . I -_____ -.- i : - I I . FREE 1 YEAR FACTOR'' UPTOS3O.00 wCTORY R!BATEIJ by Art Sonsom THE BORN LOSER . - YOUR CHOICE SAVE $5495 AU ______' ¼ , By THE HERALD SERVICES 00 £1, V. - Court To Decide Death Penalty • 3 Cycles including normal cycle, short cycle + s famous power-scrub 3 Wash levels +many other features use as a portable now • build in later! - / ______ - Accompanied By 3 or More Persons The bidding h.i'i been Pa's 3 A and , clubs d already won against him, hewas going tobe held to three club tricks lfrnce. he needed one dia' rrvmd in addition Therefore. Lancelot's next play was the seven of diamonds from dummy. If East played the ate, that would give Lancelot four diamond tricks so Fast played low, Alter winning with the king Lancelot went rtgPl bark to clubs. kwcked out West's ace and wound up with two spades, three hearts, three clubs, one diamond and the customary approbation from (linadan J IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE No. 75.StCA.04C In re The Marriage of BEATRICE n ASHE. Petitioner, ByThEHERALD SERVICES With bump. NOTICE OF ACTION the granaries of the TO: ROBERT ASHE. JR WASIIINGTON — (LENS) Residence Unknown Midwest will begin to fill U) A new farm bill landed on YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an akain by the autwnn. Although action for ciiisolution of marriag* President Ford's desk this this would be a great relief to a as been filed against you and yost week. it is likely to be vetoed, are reauiredto serve a copy oI your world that has almost run out o( wrItten defenses, if any, '0 1 on but not without a few presidential qualms. The bill food stocks, lt will undoubtedly KENNETH W. MCINTOSH, raise the thorny political Petitloner's attorney, whose 0ddren would add at least $200 million, 13), Sanford, problem of who Is to pay for i Post Office Box perhaps twice that sum, to the Florida, flu, on or befor e May The midwest, their maintenance, the farmer 771 h, 1975, and file the original with cost of farm support, and for or the government. It is then the Clerk of this Court either before that reason alone Is unacthat Buti's policy will face its servi'e Ort Plaintiffs' attorney or ceptable to the Administration. Immediately thereat ter; otherwise a toughest test, Mr. Ford has said that he will de fault will be enter ed against you The average farmer, who has for the relief demanded in the oppose any measure that Inbeen happy with Butz's policy Petition for Dissolution of Marriage. creases the federal deficit Buts. WITNESS A firm believer In the free so long as it has meant high thiS beyond the yawning $60 billion Court on the 16th day of April, prices and good already projected for the fiscal market, Butz has successfully export A,D 1975 pursued a policy of with- markets,Is less sanguine about (Seal) year starting in July. Arthur H Beckwith. Jr.. But the bill must be tempting drawing the government from the cyclical rides of As Clerk of t he C ourt for the president; it would win subsidizing the (aTTn business, market Today's low prices are By: Elaine RiCharde Deputy Clerk him friends In one of his most In the past three years the cost coinciding with sharply inApril 21. May 1. U, IS. 197$ important constituencies, the of farm support has dropped by creased cos ts, particularly in Publish OEM .14 farmers of the Midwest. It was nearly $4 billion to $6&) million, fuel and fertilizer, and net farm FICTITIOUSNAMI the strength of this farm vote as heavy exports ha ve kept income has dropped sub. Notice Is hereby given that lam th e stan ti ally. The engaged In business at 3431 Balsam that originally made the Senate prices high and emptied pass a far more generous silos of surplus grain that for Administrations argument Is Dr., Winter Park, S.mlnoae County, version of the bill that was years had to be subsidized by that this should encourage Florida under the fictitious name of ADVERTiSING, and that I pored down by the more urban the government and which, by farmers to cut back in their ORION Int end to register said name with the the market, only crops which, in turn, would Clerk of the Circuit Court. SemIIe members of the House of hanging over - KEL prices aepreu. raise prices or, equaiiy County, Florida in accordance with Representatives. provisions of the Fictitious a e long run it wi th l l be In Importantly, to grow those The bill will probably ha ve to Name Statutes, ToWit prices be shelved if the President difficult fight. Farm cropsforwhich thereisa strong Florida 5titu$s 1957 ve toes It, for although it got a have fallen back sharply in the demand In the free market. SNoreenRenier clear tso-th1rdsinajorltyln the past six months; the price of The drop ln prices, which has ruDJIn A)tII 17, 14. May 1, U, 11S has crop, corn, the biggest cash not get the t did going on Senate it for five months, OEM )fl per cent since is now beginning to ShOW on necessary majority in the fallen by IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND House, where most of the October. These falls are in supermarket shelf. Retail food !9NINOLE COUNTY, RU I DA. a record grain prices. which climbedby 14 per FLOR members owe their allegiance anticipa tion CIVIL ACTION NO. 71-1P.CA44-A to the price-conscious shopper, harvest not only In the United cent last year and 0 In No: the Marrla,e of States but throughout the the most visible signs of In- THELMA SCOTT, PETITIONER, not the farmer. HAROLD SCOTT, The principal opponent of the world, which would rob fistion, are now more stable AND RESPONDENT. America of much of its vital bill, which would increase and the Administration, NOTICE OF ACTION support prices for grains and export market: farm exports, together with many TO: HAROLD SCOTT Route No 1 the government loans made to which have mere than doubled congressmen, is unwilling to Box lISA farmers on their crops, is in the past two years to $21 risk stoking them up again by Yammassee. South Carolina Secretarj of Agriculture, Earl billion, are likely to come down raising farm prices. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED I Opening lead -7 V 94 ROBERT ASHE. JR. .Baked Virginia Ham with Champagne Sauce and Candied Yams Roast Stuffed Tom Turkey with Giblet Gravy and Cranberry Sauce 'Roast Sirloin of Beef Au Jus and Yorkshire Pudding 1/2 Places Ford In A Squeeze CHOICE OF ENTREE: MOTHER Bill Farm -- GOAN _ - OEM by Dick lumu NorltiSojtti sulnerabl(• OH - DineAtTheSheraton CARNIVAL OSWAI.I) and JAMF. JACORY NORTH (I)t By THE HERALD SERVICES who has been obsessed for three bound to lend new credibility to this confirms Is that the South SEOUL (LENS) Nowhere decades with the aim of his claim that whatever he does Korean government has ample have the implications of unifying his own divided is justified by "a state of war," grounds for keeping up its Indochina been seized on so country, the defeat of the He already had some solid guard against its northern eagerly — ifindlffcrentways -- American- supported regimes evidence on his side: last month neighbor. What it does not as in the two halves of Korea. in Indochina must look like the South soldiers prove is that the threat from the Korean On the very day that Phnom greatest encouragement for discovered a mrmade tunnel north is the niainreaso(or the Penh fell, the leader of Corn. Imitative action he has seen in running below the demilitarized rigid political clampdown in virlc r% YOU ARE FIrCUY munist North Korea, Kim H many a year. v)ne between North and South South Korea during the past two day thousands of demon- triat an action to foreclose a mor Sung, jumped on a train to strafing students fought with 9090 on the foliowing property in This Is plainly how South Korea and large enough, ac- months. Peking for his first visit to tils Korea's President Park sees it cording to South Korea's police, three university Seminole Cowity, FIor:da In February President Park riot , AC)E-mY MANOR. ed More than Lot fl. A. Chinese "elws brO,~i-.rs" in 14 ton. lie reminded South defense minister, to allow a UNIT ONE, Plat Boo& Ii, Page 93, tried to disarm the growing president.3 resign years. He took with him his Koréarts last week that Kim Ii North Korean division to in. 20 universities suspended Seminole County. Florida ry opposition to his authoritarian anychIcfnf sta ff, hlsalr force Sung made a visit like this once filtrate into southern territo classes, 160 students were as been filed against you. commander and two ministers be fore: to see Stalin in Moscow within an hour. Another, rule first by holding a expelled and 31 arrested . Korea are reQuIred to serve a copy of you r written defenses thereto. ii any. referendum which he duly won, of trade a fair indication of on the eve of the Korean war. shallower tunnel had been and University was shut down by an upon Leonard V. Wood, Attorney for then by releasing 150 of the the two top items on Ids agenda. (Kim is reported to be heading found last year and the South students, intellectuals and unprecedented presidential pialroliff, at suite 211. 2si maitiend Kim may well be asking the for Moscow again shortly after Koreans suspect that 10 similar decree. The next day, April 9th , Avenue. Altamonte Springs, Florida clergymen who had been tin and fit, the original with the Chinese for aid in liquida ting an Peking.) Park has been in. tunnels ha ve yet to be detected. prisoned in another unprecedented 3270L Clerk of the above styled Court on or for protesti embarrassing debt of some $750 veighing about North Korean ng th against move, eight men who were ,fore the 16th day of May, 1973; North and South Korea his constitution. But e truce million to Western creditors, aggressiveness for so long now clashed twice at sea in a few hours, until involved In last year's otherwise a judgment may be en lasted barely tered agcinst you f or t he relief although the Chinese them. demonstrations were denied demanded and with such obvious February; the second of these In the complaint herein. e rele ased prisoners began th selves are short of foreign ulterior motives that many clashes drew American air recounting their experiences of their right of appeal and were WITNESS my hand and seal of exchange these days. Koreans had stopped taking his fcrce Phantoms into a chase torture at e summarily hanged for alleged said Court. this 6th day of April, the hands of th 1975, But a more compelling scaremongering seriously. But over the Yellow Sea. Incidents ter communist activIty. (Se.I) regime. reason for his sudden trip is the the past week's events In in the demilitarized zone are too itjI,'nt activist killed w'ck Arthur H Uecwth, Jr. inure obvious one. for a man Indochina and Kim's trip are normal to be noticed. What all Cler k of Circuit Court A few weeks later the himsell as a gesture of protest. By: Lillian T. Jenkins rru1nJ M&nJ-,J-u%nnnnsuuruu-u14-u-Lr,,J Deputy Clerk • Publish: April 17, 24. May 1, 6. 1973 - I IJE 'MNe TWCE Thursday, May 1, lflS-7B Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Mort Walker by Bob Tbres Ü1TL IZ SHORT RIBS * 4 I by Frank Hill �LEISURE Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, May 8, 1975—lB Showdown THURSDAY Says He Has Brain EVENING 7:00 (2) To Tell The Truth (6) Concentration (6) Whats My Line u By Lairedce E. Lamb, MI). DEAII 1)11. LAMB - My 24year-old son thinks he ha a '.'.9tnr in his brain. He has a ll the symptoms of a nervous breakdown, but I can't get him to consult a physician, neurologist or a neurosurgeon. lie just talks about his brain tunior but does nothing about it. needs lots of information about brain tumor or brain damage as he has had many head injuries since infancy and was born prematurely. In spite of his head injuries he was real bright in school and was offered three scholarzhips. lit' has been a er nervous person since childhood, Worrying so much about unreasonable attitudc and new ithdrawr personality, I would li ke more information on any kind of brain damage, tumor, etc ,so he can read it and find for himself if the symptoms are there. DEAR READER Your son is not as unusual as you might think. Many people who believe they have a serious illness, rightly orwrongly, avoid seeing the doctor because they don't really want to face the reality of the illness. A good example is the woman who has a lump in her breast and thinks it is cancer but can't brink, herself to go to the doctor to have something done about it. This is an unfortunate quirk of human nature, because in many instances the person does not have a serious problem and finding this out can be an enormous relief. If there is TONIUHT'S tat Shill_A vy,uu Of I PIN Dr. 1 many other forms of (tutu headache, A tumor causes symptoms on the basis of iL,.location. If it is in an area of the brain that conwalking, then the walking will be affected. One located where the nerves to the ear are my t'iue tar s,ir1ptun. 11 it is locat ed where it affects nervestotnceyes,itmayaffect them or cause %isua! defects, such as seeing double. A tumor in the front part ol the brain can ow to a large size and not cause any noticeable changes for sometime. it may cause personality char.ges. Vomiting may be a symptom of a brain tumor, but again there are many reasons for vomiting totally unrelated to brain tumor. The chances are slim that your son rv'allv hzic n hrnin - vyoriu Deal (13) Movie 8:00 (7.8) Sunshine (6) Wahoos (9) Barney Miiler (24) Bill Moyers (35) Animal World 8:30 (2. 8) Karen (35) Movie 9:00 (2, 8) Mac Davis (6) Movie (9) Str ee ts Of ,iU r,in::,..) 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I I M)4.UliiTIY n c4ngme 43 Baseball A sc ended 20 Certain Italian gloves s Bargain events 46 Walk in water 47 Goddess 01 di scord 46 Ireland measure 4 Fall flower 50 Surface a 51 Pomn road 28 Assigns 28 Group of t're '. s ,. -.. •• street 4 1 — 11 "•"• r — —1— 14 — — — — c" — 3 — 13 — — — 9 11 16 1 — — - 10 11 -- z — 23 21 ______________ _____________ - VJ_ r 24 125 — 135 _____ — 36 symptoms that have made him TONIGHT'S HIGHLIGHTS = ¶ - — JJ "1 51 - If his personality changes are FAMILY AFFAIR: Kirk network reportedly is seeking law, especially when the young "Games" RERUN As often anything more n depression from his fear that he has a brain Douglas hosts the Johnny Raymio nd Burr to replace him.. plans to dehver his own child. happens, Sonny and Will realize tumor, he may actually have a Carson "Tonight" Show for the . Jim Hutton and David Wayne Kim Darby plays the daughter, a speed trap has been set In a psychological problem and night of May 26, and his main now are set to costar in the and the late Pete Duel portrays small town, and they try to need professional counseling. guest will be his son, Micheel "Ellery Queen" series on NBC the young father, warn others. A novice trucker Whatever is causing his Douglas, costar of the "Streets next season in the roles they 9-10 NBC THE MAC DAVIS Michael Parks is nabbed. problem It is more likely to be of San Francisco" series. Kirk created for the movie pilot, SHOW Mac gets a chance to however, and Jeopardizes his auineuung wrung we qwcxer rieneuieo 11 fle will nave an WW talk about "k'oSSe," MS Neither was ready to sign when sing with John Sebastian and license, the diagnosis Is made the better examination. He does need latest film which he produced, the network announced the Loretta Lynn, and clown with 10.11 ABC HARRY 0 "For the the results from treatment, professional help but probably directed and starred In, and he series was picked up. Jack Albertson of "Chico and Love of Money" RERUN A case Most people don't seem to not for a brain tumor, will have a jew words about becomes complicated as Harry QUOTE, UNQUOTE: Jean the Man." realize that there are no For more complete in- "One Flew Over the Cookoo's Stapleton, asked how much 910 ABC STREETS OF SAN 0's original Investigation of a specific signs or symptoms of a formation on headaches, write Nest," which he is producing, longer she'd like to continue as FRANCISCO "False Witness" burglary leads to grand larceny brain tumor. Almost all signs I. Lamb in care of this DIALING AROUND: Now Edith Bunker, replied: "I have RERUN Keller doesn't reislize and murder. The woman who that do occur can be caused also newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, that Glenn Ford will have a two more years on my contract, he's being used as a pawn when hired Harry tells him she's by other diseases. A good Radio City Station, New York series coming up next season, I'm quite content to do those a policeman tries to frame a taken 125,000 from her cornexample here Is headaches are N.Y. 10019, and ask for The "Holvak," he is bowing out of a twoyears." narcotics dealer. Unwittingly, pany's safe and wants to get it from other causes, Inciden- Health Letter on headaches two-hour NBC bicentennial back, but Harry's probing 8-9 CBS THE WALTONS Keller plants the evidence, tally, the headache of brain ( number 2-9). Send 5Q cents and special, "Inventing reveals of "The Book" RERUN John-Boy $500,000 is missing. 1041 NBC MOVIN' ON tumor may actually be mild a long, self-addressed stamped America," which requires almost becomes a published and intermittent, not different envelope, several months shooting. The authoc. Olivia submits his short stories to a New York publisher, who shows Interest in publishing them in a book, It falls apart, however, when John-Boy realizes the hard facts about the book-publishing BERNICE BEDE OSOL industry. TH URBER. By Burton Bern. were to make him equally (a8.8:30 NBC SUNSHINE "A stein. Dodd, Mead, 506 Pages. mous as an artist. For May 9, 1975 Song for Montana" I To many, he reached his peak Conclusion of two-parter. Sam $15. This biography of James shortly before World War II CANCER (June 21-July 22) tasks too tough for you a short asks Montana to marry him, Thurber by a New Yorker when he wrote "The Secret Life ARIES (March 21-April 19) Late in the afternoon something You will unselfishly put the time ago. Clean up those but strikes a sour note. mey've the of Walter Mitty," the un. of another first today.- necessary jobs while you're in known each other too short a magazine colleague shows of material benefit will come dark side of Walter Mitty that forgettable portrait of a day. ' your way unexpectedly. It will The person you help will not the mood, time, and she's not interested, few of his readers were aware dreaming little man who es put you in a good frame of forget your sacrifice. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 8.8:30 ABC BARNEY of, but which his friends knew caped from his dreary life in mind. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You're 19) Something social may turn MILLER "The Courtesans" only too well, dreams of high adventure. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) coming into a brief, but very up unexpectedly later in the RERUN Barney becomes a The book by Burton BernBy 1941, Thurber had lost his You'll have more direct control productive, achieving cycle, day. Do Indulge. It will turn out lovelorn adviser when Woje stein, a New Yorker staffer for light against blindness of things affecting you the next Concentrate on top-priority to be fun, raids a go-go parlor and arrests 18 years, depicts the sprightly lifelong - - -....A U.. ..,..,A k,........ tew aays. uoni oe seuIsfl, DUt WOJI5. AQUARIUS(Jan. (Jan. Z0.Feb, 19) a girl who captures his heart, in humorist who charmed gener- tutU JILa IIIIJtPJa IxvdIIIt dark as VIRGO (Aug. 23..Sept. 22) If you have a free evening, it's her own hostile way. It starts atlons of adults and children as he berated his wife and friends keep your Interests in mind. Ideas you are expressing have an excellent time to take care of out as a bitter, feuding a haunted man tormented from and snarled at New Yorker cdi. GEMINI (May 21-June20) Tact and charm are two tools won the respect of your con- a social obligation of long relationship until Woje softens. childhood by the threat of tots who tampered with his you can use very ad- temporaries. This may not be standing. Sugg..st a friendly But when he tries to reform her, blindness that finally overtook prose. It was an agonizing downhill Journey until his death vantagecxzsly today. Keep the apparent for a while. get-together. she threatens to charge him him, 20 ears later. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You soft-sell uppermost in your PISCES Feb. 20-March 20) A with harassment. Thurber was a late starter. are about to be rewarded for relative whose motives are dealings, Bernstein has produced a 8:30.9 NBC THE BOB Afteryearsasa newspaperman hftra , . , '&JJ. -.. ut'viv 1114) LIIICI you 4 smau 110131-a Ohio and a government clerk haunting portrait of this cornthere is money due, it should be gift today. Accept, accept. She CRANE SHOW "A Case of in Misdiagnosis" An old buddy in Paris, he finall y took off for plex man in whose life humor coming in. has no hidden designs. turns up at the hospital, and the big city and linked up with and tragedy were closely interSCORPIO (Oct 24-Nnv.77l Bob is delighted to see him. But Harold Ross, the mercurial cdi- wined Today and tomorrow your YOUR BIRTHDAY Torn [loge the Joys of reunion turn comical tar of the fledgling New Yorker greatest gains come through ,, 15 shich was assembling a sta ble Associated Press when Bob suddenly realizes his Msociztes mn partnership Ycv will nu'ke a mater ( r.nie ef theday's 'rtst ol:! ft l. ills a i,j activist arrangements. Lo jour best as ci ante in direion tks ye.u'lk':iu-j' lights. S! -iII, Thur8:309 ABC KAREN "Dens her's writing a team player. that will prove very worbegait to change CINTUL 1LO*IOA'$ OLDUT SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. thwhole. 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Sanford, FlorIda 32711—Prjce 10 Cents ' By El) PRICKETF Herald Staff Writer •,, £ J ' ') - By agreetn yesterday to Place the issue on the ballot - II , - ' * ______ ••- "1 ti - . -y I ? - • potato of whether to create a ( ount', comptroller office s uarel in the Ia s of the -. -' A / -dl -a II I - ir. — • , \q . ..•..-'1r .7 T ft Zo e ! - ___ ___ -- 1IiV U- - 0—I m> rD z 1,' z C) ____ I m ,-• -. o - ' - '.4 ' - -n II [ ! ii Ui — •-•O * 0 : I 0 I ri Ii!h. 0 •. z !h .. 1, 'p ' '11rti - . 1. . ,%- ' .,,,,S ? f - -- •r--,' • ' - - ' -. i.4 -' .. .. - I• - - - , - - . I T: b:811' uran1 ri'j' t' p'ac: ar a spl't in the duties or not" amended vesiori of the bill ROBERT 1. H,VrrAAy "INCE FE(HTEI. County Commission Chair which creates a comptroller on man Sid Vihien Jr, Count) ' the primary ballot — if all State Rep Vince Fechtel, B- that the comptroller would be Attorney Tom Freeman and constitutional questions are Leesburg ho all along has appointie and serve at the Conit.. - t E H Underwood ' iesol%ed by an opinion from opposed splitting the clerk's whim of the Commlsion argued the Commission's Atty Gen Robert Shein duties voted with fellow ltiat concern prompted him position yesterday State Senator John Vogt, D- deleg4ition members, though he to ask dcl tion members I r he sill ask Shevin whether the troller 'is dfl unnecessary thing tht opletodecidehether comptroller to do' •') comptroller, if he becomes a Ist night s '.ote finally Fechtel said he approed the rca fly, s ou e ccl ', with lb e c Ierkorbe ansf err or resohed the split between bill because all five corn appointed 1' echtel's motion Fechtel and Hattaway That comproer missioners anted it, his was defeated split left little chance the bill - ,Senafe Vote Expected Early Next Week • . I,. --i -4. "' . -iii.. 4-'e -- ' " -• reco e latlng to the County Corn- go "an unnecessary thing to do. With Fechtel's suppod the FUN TIME mission and its financial However, he said If the I don't think it should be done, path now clear for the bill's Hopper Elementary School. About to turn loose of the halter on Mlii Colengelo's mount is Bill Hogan, responsibilities and leaving the measure is unconstitutional in but I'm in agreement to allow it passage - if a positive opinion FOR MARILYN ho handled the equestrian duties Iorthe day. (HtraldStaff Photobylom Vincent) __________________________________________________________________________________________ "recorder" functions to the any way, "I'll oppose it" to be placed on the ballot is forthcoming from Shevin's Clerk of the Circuit Court. Fechtel also is still concerned providing it's constitution.aL" office. 6" I.,:. fi -._....,.,, - - • P, - I 1 0 , -- I- "•. 11I1! 2J •.l. I'll" I A1 ___1 C'D .t tvlI ___ E HI 11. I-- I I4IiH -' flu ii -1 w ______ •, . I .. ' "I hate not endoried the bill ____ IA any means " HLIttaay said Of last night s decision, '1's 1 %oters four hour meeting in T1 State Rep Bob Hattaway, DAltamonte Springs, who picked up the issue from the Conmission and introduced the bill, said he beIiees a comptroller Justice Advisors Urged. To Lobby For Crime Lab Funds By RICK PANTRIDGE Herald Staff Writer • m :j ! di1EJfI I iI1 ft ' 0 . C) Uh .n v -o a.- 7 0 j4q Ik' m U-- "p F _ 1- t 3 _ C __ I ' " § 2 ' __ __ C ' 1, m - mE 2 . qq tnt- u - S. rr S ' - S . I r - & S . S a 0 I •__-.jif ' < m I 0 ' g, Planning I)ivision of the East Central Florida lab, was granted 11-million in state funds. County's lack of low-cost sent the idea to workshop for housing, more study. Shrimper Nets' Loses Wallet; Good Samaritan ,. 1 Evening Herald reporter for his 'spot news' coverage of a Osteen Bridge accident last year. 2 1 g T C o . a li sk''& 2 ' a ' Mom's A Real VIP m is a ery sl)ecinl person. Head some of the reasons why in a special Mother's Day feature, Page If, Women's Section, . . has agreed to the loan, pending estabhstunent of the company. He gould not say which bank has agreed to the loan, \Vink'r (;irthn I'lic Eh'prtiiwnt, .57,4I 93, Negotiators Questioned On School Hour Sessions Seems Milton Moore of Lake Mary was shrimping out Saturday night and In the process his wallet slipped out of his pocket and fell into the drink. A search of the area proved fruitless and Moore returned home minus the wallet and the 173 it contained, Then on Monday morning, Moore got a call from i Zimmerman of 1068 June Terrace, Daytona Beach, in- Sunday' night when Mrs. Ziiiunerman dipped the wallet out of the water, turned to her husband and said, "Bet that's the biggest shrimp you ever saw." - The Seminole Education "There are times when we that negotiations will take place Association (SEAl has dropped have to get together, but not as alter school hours because association member asking got to go over this damn ng" school as long as the ds are." whether or not county ad. (SEA's 75-page master contract As for Pelley's team meeting ministrators are meeting proposth Pelley said, during school hours, Layer said during school hours to discuss SEA members were miffed officials "try not to abuse the contract negotiations. because Layer has denied them privilege." during-school-hour negotiation And Pelley said "reacting to Near the end of yesterday's sessions, but the Pelley team, SEA's proposal is a part of an more than four-hour meeting, which consists of ad- administrator's duty." SEA spokesman Steve ininistrators and a school Dur yesterday's session, Poa's chief regotiator, Harry principal, have met in Pelley's the two teams discussed office during school hours. 'itatiun and kather rights. meeting while School Supt. Bud SchOOl Ra - team "met were reached, progress wa Layer has disallowed contract some during school hour and made by' agreeing on specific negotiations during school some off. We really haven't sectos of the artic!e. hours, Pelley advised SEA personnel to direct their questions city and sell the refurbished dwellings to low income case and had everything dried out and nearly' as good as new when Moore arrived to pick it up. Pelley at first denied any - formal meetings as a team," "There is no other way to substantially acquire housing It's tough to find good people like the Zimmermans these days—especially ones who will not only return the reporter informed Pelley he has, upon occasion, seen the Wilson said. The SIIA does not have the authorIty to borrow money. the wallet when it was lest. ____ ________________________________ __________________ _____ Layer reiterated his stand IQt,fl m ID Clock - - I " 1 9 9 . a'1- * 4A Bridge 313 ?lenda--------------SA Dr. Lamb I-:ditorial Horoscope 5A 4, .613 for a workshop session on Monday, calls for the company to be composed of three mmbersoithcSHAindtwo I " in Pdfler's office during sch Ixiur. -:. çs I (Continued On Page 2-A) Ii ' - ,9. I ir:r;1i Now here's a real fish story. brain child, is an effort to rehabilitate some of the Herald Reporter Honored g' •Wm _ ___ ___ _ [I a . ' "4.. pects a Senate vote on the $450,000 supplemental Sunday lli'iald I'tt CoInet resulti. F ____ _ 0 ___ _ &evard also received approval to transfer $,542.57 from conununications improvement and lioucton McTear, the nitionai scdster (tom lker High School, and several Tririty Prep athletes headlIne the Class 2A and IA boys' state track meet ' Vp . $35,768 from LEAA for communications improvement and $10,754 for a public relations unit. Vp ' —Vp AlL Senate passage of the appropriation, Coirnan noted that the Dade County crime lab, which serves seven state grant has already been ' rr t.aI 0 ° '-2 - ''- 14 forcernent i FOCLE) can adequately serve thIs area," Colman said, A proposed noproftt, tax- (SlIM last night head U Rehabilitation ogram, InC., exempt corporation to borrow o'jtline for the spinoff cor- the spinoff corporation would a b money and rebuild nmown poration, prepared by SHA be responsible for borrowing an houses for low-income funilies Attorney Ned Julian, but took unsecured $5,000 from a local could help overcome Seminole no action on the proposal and bank to match a $5,000 state ______________________ —,. grant. SIIA Executive Director Tom Wilson reported to board - . At a meeting in the Holiday Inn, Colman, (ange County Sheriff Mehin G. Colmnn !st night called on District VI Criminal Justice Technical Advisory Committee members to lobby' By MICK LOCIIRIDGE Herald St*I( Writer _, -. -_________________________________________________________ - ' S. ___ __ ___ -- _____ < for inter-local communications, - Edgewood Police l)ertment, $16,667 for an enironmental impact crime specification task force. - Orange County Criminal Justice System, $86,088 for a rehabilitation center program. - Brevard County, $17,500 for a juvenile Court p Housing Board Considers Special Borrovving Unit ___ — - m a' In other business, the comnuttee voted to continue funding of tactical units for Winter Springs and Oviedo police departments. I3oth units are beis operated under grants of $15,371 In federal law Enforcement Assistance Administration I.EAAi funds. Continuance of two DeL.and Police Department - 'ff -r' a • S ,. . .Ed °'4' °' ia.-.— p 1 9- _____________________________ 0 "-'F. Regional Planning Council, said he hoped the Senate would reitore the I00.I cut In the crime lab budget made by the Hise. Hall added that if the $450,000 figure stank, ne effort could be made to raise additional funds locally, Cotman flatly stated the $450,(X "is not going to be enough money." of the Sanford Regional Crime Lab. i• ItP9!> 0 appropriation already passed by the House to come "any, next seek. Sen. Ken Plante, R-Winter Park, introduced the fund mcas*uonthe Senate flooruan amendment to the appropriations bIll after the House passed It Tuesday' by a 78-33 vote. "If this crime lab closes down, there Is no way ._ ______ __ ______ __ _ - -- _: � 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 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 07, 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/2cce510e4a7111b18ad1bdf40c51ccc8.pdf 09ed447f875830ac0a540f002f4d2999 PDF Text Text 4 ii 67th Year, No. 221—Tuesday, May 6 1975 p Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Cl) C/) z na Sanford Threatens Lake Mary With Suit Over Land 0 -1 ' I po By MICK LOCHRIDGE Herald Staff Writer nz< 0 5> ) E 1 Sanford City Commissioners plan to sue Lake Mary or"r ownership of more than 300 acres of land if Lake Mary officials refuse to de-annex the property. Sanford City Attorney Vernon Mize yesterday was instructed by Commission to "pursue" with Lake Mary's attoney the alternative of a court suit. Sanford annexed the land in 1973, one month (ID before the state legislature approved Lake Mary's incorporation. Lake Mary's boundaries included the same large tract of land. The land, owned by Southward Investment and Realty and Jeno Paulucci Enterprises, is located north of Lake Mary and west of Sanford, near the Mayfair County Club. Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin, in an opinion requested by the county property appraiser, said the property was still in Lake Mary hpj'aiiqp an net by the legislature "super.wdes" Sanford's annexation ordinance, Commissioners told Mize to make it clear to Lake Mary City Attorney Gary Massey that If Lake Mary did not give up the land, the two municipalities will wind up in court. "It would make an interesting law suit," Mize said. In a written opinion on the Issue, Mize stated "flue City of Sanford would have a reasonable chance of success in seeking :i hidicfiil determination that the annexation.. took precedence over ffie inclusion of the property in the City of Lake Mary." Mize based his opinion on the fact that the land was annexed into Sanford before Lake Mary was incorporated, Meanwhile, the county tax collector has begun to rt'jistribute the taxes collected by Sanford on the property and to give the taxes to Lake Mari and refund the difference to the property owners. The suit, if filed, would be between the two municipalities and would not include the property owners, But Stenstrom said one of the owners has refused to cooperate with the tax collector t.ecause the owner feels he is still in the City of Sanford. But, commissioner Julian Stenstrom said that one Since Sanford has annexed the property Paulucci had two sections of land rezoned to rectricted commercial and multi-family residential districts. nonertv owner intended to izet involved in a law — sWt. U.S. Attorney On Tour A \I R r),q ., ci ,.. n wn r] Dnfn n"r ht c . cuI ) By ED PRICKETT HeraldStalf Writer Tom Keeley, deputy chiet of School Board Atty. Doug on the word from Washington. which resulted in an estimated the department's education Stenstrom said his office exBlack leaders From the 90 per cent absenteeism by -section, said a trial attorney is pect.s to speak to Dougherty Rosenwald area filed a corn- black students during all three An attorney for the U S in search of additional in earl) tomorro'i Ster.trom saId plaint with the Justice days of the boycott Justice Department, the formation concerning conversations with Dougherty I)epartment after the School Now, School Supt. Bud Layer agency that is to make a Rosenwald 'didn't indicate he had made Board voted to close the all. awaits the final disposition decision on whether to close black school and turn it into a from the Justice Department However, Keeley said Burt any decision" Rosenwald Elementary School, Dougherty has made no School officials eagerly await facility for the handicapped before appointing new prin is in Florida on a fact-finding decision on the contro versial a decision on Rosenwald The School Board decision cipals for two schools that will prompted a three-day boycott open for the first time next tour, Washington officials Issue, even though one was because many items of tin co nf irmed today. expected by today or tomorrow. portance like zone lines huige of Sem nole County schools year. And soi° 208 teachers Traffic is proceeding through First Street and French Avenue despite an out-of-order traffic light at haven't been approved for thebusylnteriection.Engiueersarehopingthellghtwlllbeworkfngcorreetlytomorrnw xt r. Once the is - s tv,c Z CL soft a- IWAI W • J a) i 04 I - 0 'l 4 ;~A I 0 r ' C ' - 4 -S a - Cl) - . J -I 0 -I 0) 1 - 0 i Un posted' Speed Enforcement Set E Z t school 4) %0 officials can begin rehiring **4 By JANE CASSELBERRY 4 • hid the license plate so that his wife could city had a 20 mph speed linut with the Herald Staff Writer not get the number, he added. He was exception of SR 427 and Tuscawilla Road. The speed limit was raised to2s mph on WINTER SPRINGS — City Attorney told the police would enforce the 2omiles Newman Brock advised Monday night per hour speed limit. Sheoah Boulevard, Moss Road from SR Mayor Troy Piland said he has 419 to Tradewinds, South Edgemon from that Winter Springs police could arrest received several complaints that the Gee Creek to Serninola Boulevard and in speeders in the Tuswi a lla section of pollee are operating radar at 3 a.m. In The Ranchlands. Winter Springs City in spite of the fact the city limits and certain areas of the city. "It was my Boulevard was changed to 30 mph. speed units are not posted by signs. impression the radar was to be used in Developers will be notified to install Jim Stringer of 1204 Howell Creek Drive, complained of speeders on his areas where there are problems rather regulation speed limit signs in their street saying the school bus drivers were than as a revenue producing device," developments posting the new speeds. the worst offenders, lie reported a Piland told Police Commissioner John Public Works Commissioner Irene Van Daniels. Eepoel reminded the C lab. did t foreign sports car had gone out of con. Council acted on speed limit changes have signs In Mock and needed l,200 to trol, running through hIs yard knocking down shrubbery and ended up in the next rectunnnded by Police Chief John purchase signa needed at present in meet lot. The young men ln the car allegedly Govoruhk. Prior to this all streets lnthe regulaUonL those teachers for the new • Signal Controller I P P t 19 schools. Again, that decision awaits a ruling from the Justice Department. • IS Also, parents in South I Sen nule are eager to ht reKMIS of the ruling because It will determine which school The traffic li ght at French because the signal light Is Seminole County Traffic their children will attend next Avenue and First Street should flashing amber on French Engineer Clifton Scott inade the year. As it stands now, the blacks ck in operation no later Avenue and red on First Street: decision to ship the little box to will be bused Out of Rosenwald than tomorrow, the factory in Jacksonville for a me ,about During the wait, here's the to Casselberry Elementary. . *3)0-1300 o ve rhaul. ,, ,: 1 I&U 4 dUi(J L, UUI ii IOU I h..k' A .1 fl IU1IU '''°° the L.% UY story more expensive was acting up A goal i*'lcc considering a the SchocI Board over protest Crouse-Hindes Signal Con. , Crouse4findes hu a price bylayrr,who wanted blacks troller and remember the • Ug of $45N "Th tranderred to the new Lake traffic on First Street ita ic ' r*veral f'1iIe attempts sc; ' '' traffic on French Avenue to repair the controller, Orients Anyway, Scott said the controller should be back in town either today or tomorrow and would be put back in operation immediately. f. , , ' - """ County Effort 'Obsolete'By 1977 1' Floyd0 PIanni 'l ng Not Answer To Growth Woes 0 detector bops In the road to seven elements of th rn e co . subdivision regulations. time and phase the signalling s tudies finished, it will be obsolete In "As long as planning pleted CALNO study were Longwood City Clerk Onnie are put on the shelf, nct used, sequence. short order and chances are flue delivered to the other three Shornate said copies of part of the money spent is gone down plan will be placed on a shelf The several-years-old con. cities Anyone who stands up and and never - Casselberry, the study reports were the drain" he added troller was picking up false says the proposed countywide Longwood and Winter Springs. delivered to her city hall office Hanson said today 50 sets of "Everybody is hooting and land planning effort is the hollerin little more than a year ago, goverratient through the state Most of these copies have by an elected official, last week, the studies were nrinted last information and turning the g, the answer to the county's growth band after two years of study, Department of Community mysteriously disappeared, but the set did not include all year. Some 22 copies were bus, intersection into a slow on for planning. That four-way stop. according to officials in the seven elements. problems "is whistling Dixie Affairs, forwar ded to various state and the thing now I3ut planning Is planner Harland Hanson turned cities. At least most of the ofand trying to fool someone," federal agencies while 28 sets But little-complaining San. a continued process that must over to Floyd, as chatiman of The remaining cots were ficials have not seen all the Altamonte Springs Mayor Council of LocaLl the CALNO Longwood's zoning board, were provided to the four cities. ford drivers maintained a recently named the city's go with progress," the first elements. Norman Floyd said today. Governments, a seven-part per Floyd said some thought passive attitude about the planning agency under the term mayor said. capita basis. Floyd said if the plan, package of planning studies for • Casselberry's city planner, comprehensive land planning should be given by various city broken-down light, as Scott said The Altamonte Spr ngs ty Dale MacMahan, who is also act, has been asking for copies officials to contacting former he had received tittle feedback required by law to be completed Just how much attention is the four-city South Seminole Council during the time funding the city's representative of bodies by the governmental units In given by governing to area. the of all elements of the CAI.NO officers to make the sets and heard of no traffic population and applications were being Seminole by 1977, is ever planning? available to current officials, problems. 'Fhe studies — sent technical coordinating corn. study for more than a year. into the ta s te by the CALNO imuitt employment forecast, land ee on land use planning, Floyd said today most of the ' existing and proposed, Council of Lical (,o',ernimucnts, said today he has never seen the information included in the c i i d mnunity (ucilities in relation to inter-governmental organiz- study could be used to complete complete land use planning fire protection, recreation, ation study nor the capital the planning required by the water and sewer facillUes, a studies and prepare a zoning improvements program state law passed !ast year. proposed zoning ordinance, ordinance for Altamonte in- recommendation. "Like anything else," Floyd subdivision dividually. The city adopted proposed Winter Springs Council said, "sortie phases would have Bike-A-Thon Winners regulations, intergovernmental both within months of their member Irene Van Eepoel, also to be updated. completion. organization, housing element on the technical coordinating "I cannot under3tand a city Winners of the Optimist Club jike-A-non are and capital improvements Th is information was used as committee, told Th e herald losing or doing away with the featured In Today's Herald Story,' pi rc ture on page 3-A Ubert T. Besserer, today she has seen only the three or more complete sets programs were funded in part of the CALNO study. administrator of Sanford's Floyd said today copies of all proposed zoning ordinance and given them." he said. major part by the Federal Seminole Memorial hlosiital was elected president of the Casselberry extends its Sunday liquor laws so that Southeastern Ilospital now it's legal for establishments to sell alcohol from I Conferencs, at the Con. p.m. to midnigh t. See Story, page $-A. cence $ 38th annual Austin Guirlinger, president morning was made by City mee ting n New Orleans. of Cardinal Industries, this Commissioner Julian StenThe Southeastern morning said he intends to be has accepted a fullstrum, Ikpital Conference held cautious with the operation relations time job as the largest medical ethib't Slammin' Sam Snead is Featured on today's sports the new Sanford modular 0 I. ar • irecor v.1 and health-oriented the to taking as he appears 1,640,000 shots after pages plant. — apartment co Guirlinger presented a slide education al program ever on page B. professional golf tour. Story, pictures lide Guirlinger deli ve red • -4 show and narration describing assembled in the — presentation and answere d the step-by-step method in Southeastern U.S. with q estions during the Greater iich apartment units are 11%k hospital adnford ts anhospital p Personalth Break IItL Lt nt By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer ______ a ca tit n M 'n eta f/ 0 Z Q I XI... ic t_,l I'll 06 —1 0 In omm 5 VI T1 o -' • . ' 0 A (D ) __ a M m ,- ' Liquor Laws Exte ID VD Cr to , Or ZI • 0 Z.< OOflzC ip I> U m :10 n 0 Besserer Heads Hospita Grou - nded ' - • . I Slammin' Sam Featured I F ----.. who - T a. DO n Cardinal Industries 'To Grow Slowl 111M o X1 L.?Z—.. '2 I A X Z —. one i rvi 'c ss de Today _ .. IF _____________________________________________________ 00 • 20 Pill ry 00 i 0' CL E 0 4/ %0 4A::E Analysis is , rn 9 VP 1 The function of the controller is to pick up signals from the - . ___________ •_:. ' a .. • ,.s m ..( 30 .0 -(C 0 C - Index - u Sa - r - �______________ - ......- 17" . .1 . . I ... .. -1 -t — Tuesday, Perjury Count Brings No Contest I Guilty Pleas Shorten Court Docket 1 NAnON Jordan To Get New Despite Freeze On Israel WASHINGTON (AP) Daytona Beach halfway house for treatment after overdosing on in all, were last seen by their owner, Real LeBlanc of Biddleford, drugs at the Sanford Juvenile Detention Center. Me., in Fort Pierce. Assistant State Atty. Bill Heffernan noted that White had Yesterday, Hartley told the court that "another boy pulled a served live years probation meted by Circuit Court Judge Voile A 58-year-old Orlando woman accused of perjury in a 1973 B-li gun" on druggist Alexander Gessin and that He (Hartley) ran Williams on a 1964 charge of uttering a forgery. County Court drunk driving case pleaded no contest yesterday in from the store before Gessin shot at the two fleeing juveniles with Circuit Court here to attempted perjury and was placed on 12 a rifle but missed. Police said the two Juveriles escaped on a ljeffernandroppedthreeOtherfelOflYChargesI1 the travelers '. months unsupervised probation, motorcycle hidden in a nearby wooded area. checks case. White faces a possible maximum five year prison Circuit Court Judge J. William Woodson meted the sentence John Ted Fulton, 23-v'.ar.old Stratford, Conn., resident forterm on his no contest plea. to Ms. Verna Woods, who officials said is an aide at the Orlando merly of Fern Park, ,ieaded guilty to attempted uttering of a Ronald Roy Addison, 20-year-old Seminole Junior College Sunland Center. forgery and the state dropped three other felony charges in student, who listed a home address of 104 Bethune Circle, SanA number of other defendants scheduled for trial before connection with checks stolen last August from a Sanford Iran Woodson this week entered guilty pleas yesterday. The Court sentenced Fulton to two years probation and ordered lord, pleaded guilty to possession of cocaine and was allowed to him and two juvenile girls involved In the case to each pay one. remain free on bond pending a PSI crdered by the court. Nicholas Edward Hartley, 16-year-old Fern Park Juvenile indicted for trial as an adult in the robbery of a drug store, third restitution on the $335 In checks cashed on the elderly man's Franklin David Munch, 40, received two years sell probation pleaded guilty as charged. Judge Woodson said it is possible he bank account. after pleading guilty to assault and battery on his wife. Munch could adjudicate the youth guilty in the future In the case and he Roosevelt White. 41. of Hiiztns Terrace. Sanford, l.sr1.d riLly chgcd it! :ggr'ated e'til' !!' t v, could receive up to life imprisonment, but yesterday Woodson contest to uttering a forgery in passing a stolen travelers check at Woodson he L* now living In south Florida with his wife. At the only committed Hartley to the state Division of Youth Services a Sanford store in payment for clothing Judge Woodson ordered a time of his March 28 arrest the couple was living in Fern Park. "a delinquent child." pre-sentence investigation and allowed White — father of four Assistant State Atty. James Flggatt dropped a buying, Court records Indicate a Juvenile was arrested Jan. 24 two children to remain free on bond, receiving and concealing stolen property charge against Robert days after Dollar Prescription Center, U.S. 17-92, Fern Park, White claimed a man known to him as "Bobby Benson" told Lee Booth, 39, of 216 Central Ave., Oviedo. Booth had been free on robbed by two Juveniles, one armed with a "rifle," and bottles of him on W. 13th St. that he 'ould pay him $5 to get the checks ow, recognizance pending his trial that was scheduled for this drugs were taken. He was later committed to DYS and sent to a cashed. Court records indicate the travelers checks, totaling $400 week in circuit court. - Arms The United States Is going to supply Jordan with Hawk antiaircraft missiles and other air defense equipment despite a freeze on new U.S. arms sipmer.ts to Israel. U.S. officials said the Jorijin arms deal does represent a "new commitment" and will not hift the balance of power in the Middle East. officials, requesting anonymity, said Secretary of Kissinger had given Jordan "a verbal commitment" to help its air defense while he was on a negotiating trip tn thic area more than a year ago. Subsequently, an American survey team was sent to Jordan, and King Hussein completed details for delivery of "a small number of Hawks" and other equipment on his visit here last week, these officials said. These Gurney Order, Aide Says - Man Charged In Child Molesting f Apopka 1972, In the wake of heavy rains killed hR persons and left 4,000 homeless. But it also washed away the Appalachian Valley 's sense of community, leaving the survivors bitter, suspicious and lonely, the researchers said. Speaking Monday at the 12th meeting of the Amrlcan Psychiatric Assocat1on, they raised the possibility that the psychic damage might last a lifetime. Memories of the 130 million gallons of rushing water that splintered homes and crushed people still turn up in recurrent dreams, they said. 'I Pandas Fail To Mate - _ - - ASSETS : •• - Cash and due from banks (includ ing on tposteddebits) .. U.S Treasury securities Obligations of Federal Financing Bank -..••... Obligations of other U. S, Government agencies arid corporations .. Obligations of States and political sdivitio Other securitlei (including $ None tI&k) ... • 351,635.2$ None - __ ___________ __________ k I President F*d's $OTnLfllOn request for up to 150,000 IndochIna refugees is drawing hard and sometimes hostile questioning in Congresa. Chairman Joshua Eilberg, DPa., said Monday after the initial hearing on the request that his House immigration subcommittee will need "soul searching" and more information before it acts. Ellberg said the $507 million Is an estimate by the add- ________________________________________________________________ -. __________ _____ _________ _______ _____ _______ ______ III,, ___________ _ _ ______________________________________________________ I. J __ for South Vietnam and Cambodia refugm wili coaL FIRE DAAAAr,FS I - HOlIS 10 None .. •,•• TOTAL ASSETS __ A pot, Idt on a stave bomer, melted and the nbdawe cawdit fin at 125 Bethan Chide Int niffbi causing damage to the kitchen. Pictured above Is Warrant Officer Chuck Bose of the 61,13311 ____ I ., if .............................. ty o T Approve Ro Coun ads Program . natives repaving . - - b *1 manifest railroad crossing to the north, of Palm Springs Drive between Conklin on the outcome of a study: Commissioner Harry expected to approve the upOther major included SR 434 and North Street. preimlnary sewage-needs To expafld the Sanford TOTAl, LIABILI TIES S.3uos for 1975- Kwiatkowski had asked that a in the roads plan are: coming roads Final approval of the county study for the northern part of plant and build another plant In priority be attached to the 76. MINORITY INTEREST IN roads programs will depend on the county. Under state "201" the Greenbelt area, CONSOLIDATED SUPSIDIARIES Improvements to Mon.- official paving of Canton Street this Non. acceptance today, designation, the sector of —ToonlyexpandtheSanford A majority of Board mern year, instead of next year as tgonicFy Road on the two miles barring any last minute priority Seminole from Lake Mary plant. _______ ben gave their consensus previously planned. Bush said between SR 436 and SR 434 In requests by Commission north is considered to be an RESERVES ONLOAPIS AND SECURITIES — Tobuilda new plant at the approval at a work that the street, which is a "true Altamonte Springs, scheduled Chairman Sid Villen Jr., and independent entity with its own "Unsala Road site." yesterday to 17 road projects Reserve for bad debt losses on loans (set up to begin twest collector separate from Commissioner John Kimparticular needs ourwsntto IRS rulincs The cheapest alternative, that County Engineer Bill Bush 10.53142 slated for a half mile of paving 0thi' reserves on loans ....... Widening and resurfacing brough, both of whom at of were th the rest of the county. Conklin said, would be the None W prepared. . . between Pressitlew Ave. and of Lake Howell Ro&d between absent from yesterday's work Conklin, of Clark, Dietz and second suggestion. But, he Res,rvesonsecurities — And, Bush's road plans - Raymond Ave. SR 435 and Plumosa Ave. ______ session. Associates, said three alter- reminded, "as the level of TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES . treatment increased, the other .. 10.53147 tro alternatives would come closer" to competing with the CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Capital notes and debenture second one. None Per Cent Due $ None Conklin said UM Per Due S None stets in meeting sewage needs Equity capital total 731,75411 By ED PRICKETT where they are. I haven't - Crier did confirm that the 80 and zoning and the land must be according to Council Chairman of the north county would be Preferred Sto total par value .. Herald Staff Writer Nnne htx&d." acres would cost the city appraised as to its fair value. Edith Duerr, is that published planning and engineering, t.c, srrs outlsa,sng None for construction, And the fact that the 80 acres $966,000 and if expanded to Common Stock total par value Once these conditions are reports of each transaction or preparation . 400,00() The mys- can be expanded into a 114-acre Include all 114 acres would up met, Grier has the green light to purported transaction would and actual construction. CA.SSELBERRY No shares authnrited 40,000 No. shares ou.tandlng 40000 Conklin emphasized that no tery surrounding the purchase purchase prompted questions the price to $900,000. purchase the property. He said drive land tirices j. I_... nba 200 00000 of land bra utility plant for this from Councilman John 24M. Last week, the Council ap- last night that negotiations profit Z&= was totally in the dark progress would be made until 131.134 SI city continued yesterday with Reserve for ontinQencies and "I'd like to review the con- proved If certain "con- could go on as long as a year last week and voted against the previous step had been and of 11 capital reserves tfree addi tional parcels being tract," Zacco said of the 114- dltlons" are met — the put- befot? any land is actually None the "mystery method" of completed. __._ •_.I._ iiy a..uuiwu r.xigrii w we in anoiner f3it no contjct chase of land sutab1e for purchased. Work session TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNtS buying land, but a few more 731.754 I attention, was available Icr his review, location of a utility plant. Zacco asked Crier last night dtails were available last night yesterday, a discussion of the City Attorney E.un Mcln~(&h lie -_-:,~ed City Manager 11v "conl:1itions" %xcily that for assurances that the Cou.ricil and the issue caused little or no n"ed for ,I new metal builtnig CAPITAL ACCOUNTS told the Ccuneil that 80 acres off harry Hug why a contract Crier, before land is bought, would si least have the op. stir, 6.050,166 7,4 for the over-crowded ikad, e.ust of t;e city aa,o't available, t.ut Rug, al- mt have i'riy parcd approved prtur1•,y of reviewi ng tt'e n i ment of Environmental Se n. An;'way, the Cout11 mLrwiy MEMORANDA limits, could be expanded into though he said he kiiew of a by the city attorney and the city contract before the teal Is has authrolzed Grier to make vices was postponed until next 114 and that two other land- second conUut, sWd .I* has not engineer, positive reports must closet , Monday. the oam Averag, of total deposits for the IS owners have offered to sell land ea,1n one. be forthcoming on percolation calendar dais ending with call date The reason for the mystery, tlons" are 5.130.5)7 01 to Cansellierry. Average of total lOins for the IS Evening Ilenald ca Indar days ending with call date Anoiher parcel contains 130 1,90 66 9- 45i Interest collected not earned on installment acres a nd still another 170 acres loans included In total capital accounts SundU' Ileritid None Standby letters - f credit is available at an unspecified i PubliShed Daily and Sunday. None site, according to McIntosh, ccept Saturday and Chrittmas William 1 McVeigh Ill, vice president Day by The Sanford Herald, Inc.. and cashier, of the above As usual, a hit of JTIystery A 19-year-old Eatonville man Edgewater High School respect other named bank do hereby declare that this report of conditIon people's Jail sentence for a petty O PS French is true and Sanford. surrounds the deals. For has been sentenced to three student,"it ppears that you're property," (Orrecttothslbestofmvbnowle,.igeindbeIIe, na 37711 ceny conviction in a separate cxampls', Mayor Bill Grier says years in prison or) an attenipted a crook. You've got a long W,tii4m .3 MVeegh Ill We, the undersigned d'reoors inest ,he correctnn Of this report of Levi ha faced a Maximum Case originating on the same Secrind class Postage Paid at he knew nothing about the two breaking and entering COIl- series of problems dating Condition and declare that it has been esfmin,d by us S,,nford. Florida 37771, from five year sentence in the case In dar in And to the best c,f which he was accused additional plots offered by viclion. Our knowledge and betis'f '5 tru, and correct 967. Finally, someone's going Mclnosh. Pd Sim Kintaw which a Circuit Court jury being a lookout while another Circuit Court Judge J. v crack down on you. y Subscription Rates by Carrier RUSWIJ I., DeVore Direc tors "111look at them," the Mayor William Woodson yesterday haven't proven that you've found him guilty. He has man tried to break into a South Week SSc Hal Spragins III Year $3a Q said. -As ol yet I don't kilCiW to ld Canton Eugftne Levi, an rehabilitated or that you already served a 60-day Count:, Seminole residence, Publish May 6. 197% nrp ui items program - - ______ session . - Offers - 4r I - VA 0' 1 '' Each gonvine %tone, $4.95, uU. ! ii%~ s~~._ _,,aVWf , 41 go ' .. A Z LU EIOHTCONVEWENTW AYSTO$UY ." de;ough : ~ A -er, i 11 , W -: I PwIlLou - r ;;, - , nrd $995 collecting pledges for their efforts. Clime noted that the top 12 - . P.? -. Ecch Sanford and return with both - - 3D , A ~~I , r__~~ I -.-'= 0.:. J:. -- I courtesy of ~~ Mule be We& bT AW9 30,1975, Watson, George , by , W: r ;: Ocy fllvi*st1 .tivL Ma.V T' - 1111% INAIN% _ Winners of the 45-mile Optimist Bike-a-Thou., which was staged Saturday are from left: Jan Fisher, Theresa Braedand, Sanford Optimist Chairman Clyde Citric, David Wheeler and Joey McDonald. 'Buried' Child Av er tsei ng Safe irappea MIAMI (AP) — "We got you, down a narrow well In a bean lose him," fireman Gregory babe. Come on," crooned a res- field. Gerlach said. cue wor ker after chiseling the The toddler, scowling and Chavez kept hold of Michael final inches to 2-year-old Sit- naked, was snatched from his with two booked poles to keep chael Smith, trapped 10 Feet watery prison by rescuers who him from falling deeper and labored ne arly five hours to drowning. He never went farFree him Monday night. Mi- ther than chest-high In the Wachael was reported in satisfac- ter. trry condi ti on today at a n.arby hospital. He was shaking from the (j) cold water, but he was okay," said Dade County fireman Rani a t o " Kan garoo Bu y MOTHERS DAY J$ SPECIALS MOTHERS Chavez. The child's cries for his mother encouraged rescuers as attempt to reach their goal of approximately four weeks. Asa By CLAUDIA MURPHY they used a mecha nical shovel $800, Mike, a gemologist by preference, the Zoological to Herald Correspondent dig a hole parallel to the 9profession, will be offering a Society asks, to maintain hide well. Jackhammers GENEVA The two largest free, pie-cut, approximate 10 proper bookwork, that all an d c hisels were used to tunnel species of Kangaroo are the carat weight smoky topaz for donations be made out to the h i #,i,11 tv~ h Ii IIM ê.IJIIIQIJ 4R I4IIJWII 41aaln,n" Red Kangaroo and the Great every $10 dona tion made. (This Society but sent in care of th e to the child. Kangaroo. Males of these would include an accumulati%e individuals interested in rb. "lie started slipping toward species Grey weigh an average of 220 figure say of $5 per month until taming a particular animal. the end, and we got scared we'd pounds. A smaller cousin of th e a $10 total has been received And housing for the wallabies would be provided in with the kangaroo is called a wallaby, of per individual donation.) Cathy's initial campaign hoof stock of the Petting Zoo which there are several If you can help, or have in started by contacting Jack species, These marsupials are native lianna, the Zoo Director, and he krest in making the wallabies a only to Australia, New Guinea, gave her the following in- reality for the Zoo and all of us Tasmania and a few neigh- formation; wallabies cost $400 visitors, contact Cathy boring islands. They have each. Delivery after receipt of Williams, Box It, Geneva, short, soft fur ranging in a sufficient funds would take Florida 32732. variety of colors of yellows, browns and reds. Their ears are long and sensitive to sound. The od long, thick tail forms a 1ASouthornBoHC1autc , with the hind legs and Is used for balancing when sitting still or as itil aid when jumping. All species of "Roo" or "Joey," as they are called in 11910W Australia, are considerable jumpers, covering anywhere 11 1W from five to 11 yards at a hop. Mythically renown as "Boxers," 'Roos" seldom use to their forelimbs except for By Alex Bell Young Glen Wall had gathering food, cleaning or a lot of news to tell among fighting playful ' hs family back East. themselves. Most defensive But he waited till actions are provided by kicking sundown before out with their powerful hind calling. legs. 9 Although these animals are Y numerous in their native 4_ 1 country, most Americans have ; L never seen a live one except by '/ travel overseas, or by visiting Nv__ — zoos or animal attractions. Our WW own area zoo, unfortunately, does not have any kangar oos on visitors. display for -:• dvalue . ",„.%I& " .~, nr"gOentef DAY MAY 11th Scott .. PANASONIC Viva Towels I Si I$v;$ I 98 r'' lean ,-. VASELINE INTENSIVE CARE Viseiind After Your BathisOver _______ ____ _______ 9 'II Oi. I$: ,i''.il 350 C416 HERBAL BODY SPLASH .ipfa./: I-.________ I 35.95 Nat. T1.... . I Reg. $41.95 c 2/ Bath Powder 1 7 Speed Blender Jumbo 10 '•.. • H.'.l d ” v.... - _. •.g T..29 Friction Lotion Friction Pour Ic Bain 1 WAWA Emeraudo Interlude • Nina Ricci • NAIR 80 . ift • By. e Cafchet • Wind Song •Mugeut ) WO Jean Note HAIR REMOVER LIMONUHTED ' • L .-.J 2.50 I .: 7 et . ' - - 300V.f.. 1 41 11 9 TI!1JTT I : II! '1 its An Anril 1 107S n (',nnatn " I,,.-, "i" 1' .',, family. Mike and Cathy Williams, and their children : Brian and Rac hel, aged live -____ • nn,1 thrs, rs'niwilvp1t: trlc(tsiI the Sanford Zoo. Because of - - , . $ 1 I, I' -... . 00!i I - Ace A _., - i -_ _. . because their families, who are now settled In Geneva, all come originally from Australia and Jamaica, they hase undertaken the task of obtaining a pair of wallabies for the Petting Zoo Section of !he Sanford Zoological Gardens. But, they need help' The Williams family iS sin. cere in making the dream a reality and they are hoping for public interest and response to their project. In a generous _____ - - _ ____ ' ) - 1. / '(I,4);•7 , - , -, • • ,- 71 ..- - ...• 4 . ' • .:' ___ . d.. '' i" ' , • ' - ______ __ .• ' 1. . •. ' - ., •. "' ' ., ______ $USv.4,. = Because Glen knew about Southern L3elri1E! low rates on evening calls. That he could dial dired inywhth the (irilted States°(except Alaska) without an operator '. assistance 1litcr 5 p.m. on weekdays, and talk for ortsiderably k than on vieekday how tu 5 p.m. And you can do the , _________ _________ i I— _ ___ _______ ______ _5z~ I FINAL NET I .601 ". , 884 I i, COPPERTONE QUICK TANNING '1 T ______ .9 11 rurex ,. I gallon ' C Copyright DrugConfor S*Ivk*s 1975 69 MANUFACTURERS ABILITY TO DELIVER SOME QUANTITIES LIMITED BY jT.I 1h[I'11Itbf'J __ I Ii [•Y1!s1Al1IrT'fl, h Bleach . IM , , , (- 11 '. - - . _____ CLAIROL Ii4i I Qi-.J) • 'd ' ' . , trip 111111 0 _._--,-. , using ____ In IN - • , Ring of LU.' HoId up to 8 stones in gold Mounting only , $27.88 . 10 Made whti you wait with synthetic stones Each synthetic atone. $295. Cua?orn-rrode scra c d ds to . -- rm -, .11 fashioned tandernbicycle to tr-,. 'IF -- - Jail Te - -- - Break *n Attem pt Bdings - -- - ., -- /t ' - -— . Land -_ ,'i"— LED AFTER - • Casselberry Gets New 'I , -'., - • - - ,' - LIABILITIES Sanford Fire Department as he Inspects the Interior of the burned out area. Actual fire damage was limited to the kitchen while smoke and water damage was minor In nature. IHeaid Staff PUto by Dan Crockett) On Boards 1 7 Projects " , ;400 uu,I Demand deposits of Individuals, partner. thiPt. and corpora?Ior 2.01,U ;o Time and savings deposits of Individuals, partnershIps, and corporations ...................2311.41541 Deposits of United States Government DepositS of states and political tubdevutions 505673 50 Deposits of foreign governments a nd official Institutions None Deposits of commercial banks .................... None Certified and officers' thecks, etc 67,176 5$ TOTAL DEPOSITS ............. $ 5,244,72473 (a) Total demand deposits.........$ 7.11613"" (b) lotal time llndsavings d,posits $ 3.116,41144 Federal funds purchased and securities ByBI.LLBF-I.I-FVILLE with two exceptions so ldunder agree ments to,er*rchose ............... The only other notable ex—Intersection improvements In another work session None for providing efficient Liabilities for bcr rowed money ..................... Herald Staff Writer remained surprisingly intact ception was the None of for Lake Mary Boulevard at yesterday, commissioners and comprehensive sewage Mortgage Indebtedness .. 1. None after the afternoon session Airport Boulevard between Rinehart Road. heard a report from county coverage for the north part of Acceptancei executed by or for account Seminole county corn- Monday. Of this bank and outstanding Country Club Road and the Widening and resurfacing engineering consultant Cal the county were None In the Other liabilities I misslonei-s sometime today are I 1. . 36 ASS is profiteers, torturers ,, 7 I-- Fa m 1ySeeks en e Aid In • . WTOWISM1. __ - 1I3!'AIsJ - tl ' ir , \' ,,' - 1533.340.13 onaccept an ces outstanding extensive HOUSE KITCHEN e0000000 Other auett (including S None direct leas.lin.ncing) .................................. 'iii . ••.• ... r ____________________________________________________ programs Subcunmlttee members pressed for more precise figum on refugees and costs, and Rep. Elizabeth Holthn'ri, DN.Y., said any war and killers among the refugees should be screened out. - fm% ___ undetagrementstoresell Loans .......................................... flank premises. furni?jre and fixtures, and otherassesr,presenfingbari*premlse, Pea Iestat, oed nt then bOni premiSes Investments In unconsolidated subsidiaries and "associated companies Customers liability to this bank • F `I -40 - a :. - .t ..k.a eL.. aL_.....J. IIWM3UUtI UI W4L -. " Jtn'- '. c I 4wS - -°' S0000000 517,201.50 - Trading account wcur 111ilts .. . RófugeeAid=S........................ tud ie d, Federal funds sold and tiCu?ItIit purciased , wiwnueu p AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON APRIL JO. I1$ PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY. UNDER TITLI IS. UNITED STATES CODE. SECTION fit. 1- I. W~f I' .1 l. OlL" 'ii-'i7' 4 • W' TALJ.AHAS.SEE, Fla. (APi —Dade County Democrats want to raise more money for educaton by raising liquor taxes. But Republican lav.'makers say university spending should be cut instead, by up to $20 million. Those proposals were among key Issues that legislators planned to raise today as the House considered its 11.48billion 1975-76 appropriations bill. The bill would trim state spending by $140.8 million, or $8.8 million less than Gov. Reubm Askew recommended to the legislature. With the session in its filth week, anticipated easy House approval could set a record for early consideration of an appropriations bill. The Senate Is not expected to act on its bill for at least a week. OF FERN PARK, FLORIDA 32139 IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA - - .. Liquor Tax Hike Eyed REPORT OF CONDITION. CONSOLIDATING DOMESTIC SUISIDIbRIES, OF THE SUN RANK OF SEMORAN. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION '1. uuiwi ".0 National lank Region No.0 Charter No. I101 -- ('I..i ,,,,.; ,1....• as general chafrmai for the three-county event and noted 'h 'creased interest and participation provided by the Sanford club s pro%iding Seminole County terminal for the first time He reported, too, that an Orlando kidney tran splant recipient encouraged his ride an old two daughters - _____________ Call No. 413 'f'L W ~~ - I A1.l..\IIASSEL, lia. AI' Rep. Elaine Bloom, I). Miami, says her bill to protect the status of independent adoptions will aid the family while cutting down on blackmarket baby sellers. 11cr bill iCS4ifls793 and 909) was scheduled for a Judiciary Committee hearing today, injecting a new element into a controversy over a Health and Rehabilitative Services Committee bill (HBl232) that bans independent adoptions. Meanwhile, scheduled for final votes in the house were bills effectively abolishing condominium recreation leases and removing some traces of the Civil War by declaring lincoln's birthday a state holiday. In the Senate, the Governmental Operations Committee agenda included a proposal to Instruct the Department of General Services to draw up rules for allowing thte agencies to repair and construct buildings. Legal Notice WASHINGTON (AP) — In delicate terms, it was youthful inexperience which cut short hopes for the first American-born panda bear this year. "ling Ling just doesn't seem to have figured it out," National Zoo General Curator Jaren Horsley said of the male side of a week-long attempt to mate the bears, first shipped to the United States In April 1972 as a symbol of Chinese-American detente. With the exception of one slay, the pandas were together from April 25 at least once daily suitil Sunday, when zoo officials declared the mating season had ended. By then Ling Ling and the female Using Using had fallen out and were turning their backs on one another. By all accounts, there tm no lack of passion before then. Using Using bit Ling Ling's ear and there were growling noises never heard before. - vp - (e..-.L-4 .- ____ ___ - Altamonte Springs police while shopping at a shopping Detective Douglas Huth. charge of carrying a concealed the front door to take stereo unidentified men wiping the have jailed a 25-y'ar-old center and was allegedly lured Charles Edward McNulty weapon. County Jail records equipment, a color television, a extericr of the auto c!ean and Apopka man in connection with to the rear of the business Jr., of Orlando, posted $5,000 indicate the man refused to give rifle, pistol and shotgun and an then leaving the scene in a incident last night involving complex by a man "to get some bond and was released from his age or address, another car. ammunition belt, toys from a garbage can." an eight-year-old child, County Jail after being arrested Deputy Luke Stallworth Sheriff's Sgt. Phil Waithers Sheriff's deputies today were A 29-year-old DeBary man by Sheriff's Detective Ralph Donnie Oneal Booth, 25, of 1703 Thor Ave., Apopka, was in posted $5,000 bond last night on Salerno on a Circuit Court investigating the theft of $1041 reported a lincoln Continental today reported that burglars county jail today In lieu of $8,000 an aggravated battery charge warrant charging breaking and in stereo equipment and T. guns allegedly stolen in last Lebanon, the lunchroom a Ind., was recovered night entered kindergarten room at and Lake from the home of Mark bond on u chttrge of lewd and was released from County entering with intent to commit Folwell, Lake Mills Road, in the parking lot at Green Monroe Elementary School. Jail. Jail records indicate a misdemeanor. assault upon a female child. Meadows Apartments, Fern Listed as missing were qtaanChuluota. Police Capt. David Gunter Alexander Carmina DeCaprlo, Sanford police Jailed a man, titles o ice cream and milk and Park. said the child had become 29, of 227 Linda Vista, DeBary, who said he was Charles Adam Deputy Archie Freeman said A resident flagged down a record player speaker, separated from her parents was arrested by Sheriff's Tew, in lieu of $500 bond on a burglars apparently entered by Walthers while he was on patrol cassette tape recorder and a ano reported seeing two camera. Feb. 26, u in_________________ Bill Aims At Baby Market down the hollow alter a huge slag pile dam gave way on WASHINGTON (AP) CHERISH OUR RING OF UK' TAMPA, Fla. (Al') Although former Sen. Edward Gurney told him to stop, Larry Williams says, he kept swapping influence for political contributions. He says the senator's chief aide insisted that more money was needed to pay for field offices and a Gurney image poll. "I'll take care of it with the senator," Willi2ms said aide .Jatiies Groot assured him. Williams, testifying Monday in the bribery conspiracy trial of Gurney and four others, Williams said he gave 'SW lit:) LI LUll tweounung of Inc tuna-raising acUvites in June 1972 18 months after the operation started. Gurney, Groot, ex-aide Joseph Bastlen, and Federal Housing Authority officials K. Wayne Swiger and Ralph Koontz are charged with conspiracy to build an illegal $233, 000 slush fund from builders b) promising Gurney's influence with the FIR. Grips Survivors ANAHEIM, Calif. AP I — A "permanent inner terror" and a feeling that life has ended still grips survivors of a mine-related disaster at Buffalo Cre'k Hollow, W.Va., more than three years ago, researchers repart. The flood of water and coal mine refuse that cascaded -1-Z4e1 1.6 -111— Fund Continued Despite - - I Over 150 bike enthusiasts highest amount pledged per merce parking lot, Sanford, splants changes the time for Orlando. Each rider received for bike attachment before from Seminole, Orange and mile. with the Orlando Sports such matching from 30 hours to an orange Optimist safety flag leaving the starting point. Osceola Counties rode in last Also rmung the top pledge- Stadium base put together by 30 to 40 minutes. Until now such Saturday's Optimist Clubs getters were Jane Fisher and Jim Maloney and Ed McGinley, laboratory work had to be done annual Bike-a-Thon for the Theresa Braceland, Sanford officers of the volunteer radio in Miami. tissue matching equipment at Middle School class 7-1; Allen operators. Bob Howe, Sanford Optimist Florida Hospital, Orlando. Brown, Sanford Christian, A key mobile unit was president, praised the Clyde Cline, Sanford Optimist grade 9, and Mike Davis, manned by a Casselberry man cooperation of the Seminole chairman, reported that the Sanford Middle grad:! 8. MOMWILL who claimed his life was saved County Sheriff's Department, mother-daughter team of Cindy Constant radio contact was by a kidney transplant and who the Sanford. Casselberry and and Alix Coulter, Forest City, provided byli.G.Got.shallof the cited that the equipment Winter Springs police officers set the record for most miles Orlando (short wave radio) provided for the Florida and the Florida Highway Patrol ridden-85—Sanford-Orlando. Repeaters Association from his Hospital, Orlando, In tissue in addition to the work of the Kissimmee-Orlando plus the post in the Chamber of Corn- matching for kidney tran- radio volunteers who kept BikeA bmstone for sGch of her l oved ones. • a-Thon officials, as well as A parcnts, advised of the .0 ____ positions of the riders _____ ________________ Chuck Howard, College Park i -' - IN BRIEF * State Henry A. Terror I . By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF Tuisday, Msy I1S-3A B 9kemAmThon Ter ed A Success optimist F LORIDA .1 &i Evening H.rald, S&nford, Fl. Maya, 197 — 77';~i m -t. I M -1- r, ,__-Z IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .,. . - rtm i. \.____.._-.>' 59 ________________ _______________ evb advalue ____ DrugConter • _____ ____ • FAUST'S E. FIRST & SAN FORD AVE. DOWNTOWN SANFORD PH. 322.0784 . : �iiiie __ ___________________ __ ___________ _____ - ww"6wftmila" I fla..&a.iS — - - - - - :TLT - ----• -;",.... . -.--- I Evening Henild SOON. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32711 Area (' 'de O5-322.21 I or 8.11.9993 Tuesday, May 6, 1975--4A WAYNE D. DOYlE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURHIE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. MARKEY, Advertising Director Home F)ehverv: Week. 55 cents; Month, 12.40; 6 Months, $14.20: 528.40. H) Mail: In same as home delivery. All other mast: Month. $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Year. Florida I cant e'en recall how our friendship really help. John, Just let me know." It was 'good guy', Brewer — that's who! Our paths were to cross still another tL'ne, and right here at The Herald. In order to facilitate making copies of proofs of ads for our advertisers, it was Brewer who said "our company has an inexpensive machine which I think could do the job for you." And do it superbly, It propaganda line from Peking is that the aeatn ol eniang Kai-shek means it is only a matter of time before the 15 million Chinese on Taiwan rise up to demand reunification with the mainland. This is in keeping Communist China's shopworn argument that Chiang was a despotic warlord personally keeping his subject people from realizing a greater destiny under Mao Tse-tung's collectivism. The from the rest of the world, of course, isquitedifferent. As important a symbol as Chiang had been to the free Chinese, his passing is not likely to make as much difference as Peking would like to think. The industrious people of Taiwan have made the Republic of China an economic showcase wi th a standard of living second only to Japan in the Far East. They have no more reason than ever to want to exchange their freedom for the drab The with anks to from the house, until she reached his gone. one His I learned to trust through the years while writing this column to be indicative of the "man -on-the-street." And here views were i'in :4l(hn;wh j TOKYO API -t didn't a1wvs we associate editor My buddy Jim was only 45. And I'll bet you never had a chance to meet this "hip" 1itth y What a chame.. ret'. I did DON OAKLEY Def ea t I., l . , , ,, . - ~ -rr I f~4gw-,` Produces - ._-;Z op C / ~- " #Z1 ;, In gm ~ __ ~_ Cramps _ ___ NEA) — ParadoxIcall, In defeat South Vietnam could give Hanoi stomach __ _____ ______________ __________ , ____ - ________ The was —According to the International Association of _______ assault up problems - diges ng - ______ e ____ a '- ______ ______ r of - ___ against or destroying personal _____ ____ ___ put of _____ ___ — — ____ ____ _____ _____ ______ _________ ______ ____ ________ - I' Cou n wa's ... way of life in our of an have on any given a if fraction of you of we at rendered for " principle Peaceful Coexistence Is Costly Item WASHINGTON — The diplomatic cables change. With the active encouragement of the Scientists, students and technicians are also were it not for the advanced computers that the have brought reassurances from Moscow that State and Commerce departments, American exchanged. Under one recent program, 38 West has already begun to sell to the U.S.S.R. de tente Is not dead. firms already have exported, or are planning to Russian students came to the United States to One US. firm, Control Data Corporation, has The ruling Politburo not only has dropped export, millions worth of technological in- study science, engineering, business and corn- signed preliminary Rgreements to help the hard-liner Alexander Shelcpin but also has formation and products. puters. In exchange, 38 American students went Russians build plants for the manufacture of reaffirmed its support of party chairman Leonid This has uet U.S. intelligence analysts, who to Russia and studied history, political science, computers and peripheral equlment, Brezhnev's accommodation with the West. In bcl;eve the Soviets are trying to exploit soci ology and literature. deference to detente, the Kremlin has even American technology primarily for military The Russians ha ve ta ken pains to insure that At least hail the Russians who refrained from unseemly crowing over the US. purposes. ey th wi ll recei ve considerable technology ir, the United States under the exchange programs setbacks in Southeast Asia, Finished prod ucts are sold to the Soviets, who report bad; to the KGB, the experts estimate, barga in. One agreement, signed on Oct. 19, 1973, But, while detente has brought a welcome often put them to military use. Several American The FBI has quietly asked for additional agents calls for the "exchange of scientifi c and are now bargaini ng to sell advanced to watch them, technical information; documentation in relaxation of tensions, the United States has paid f',t tK,. production saincks. trhtun rJ ,lnin,,n,,n., d cornr)utcrs and airnlanes to Russia. These L........' ------ - - --- - - -- -- -'-- -- —- . -' '"-'- -__-.-- _- -_ -- - -,— _---,----.--- - - — " ,,, , , - Detectives found ba re f ootprin ts leading straight up a concrete wa ll to the second floor jail ceilblock where 12 prisoners were housed. Polk confirmed the smuggled items were squeezed through a narrow wall opening and tossed intu the celiblock through a wi ndow. Since the esca pe attempt, a steel screen has been installed on the outside wall to block the ;nlr after he pled guilty in a robbery case, officials said. New trial dates till be set M(nday at arraignments for Mrs. Clanton, her husband Roy, Joe1yn and Darnell. They had been docktIed for trial tIn. t'ek-- Mrs ( •l;inton DEATHS 2:30 p.m., Gen. Henry S. Swanson, Washington, D.C., Sanford Memorial Library, four brothers, H. B. Jr,, Deland, Russell P., Sanford, J. Brailey, Orlando, and Glenn, Odham, Sebring; sisters, Mrs. Sun ainst Developer over to the city for main- the developer $14,000 to date to tenance. On Feb. 17, Ms. Lynne provide a tennis court with a Tripp, representing Wilco, told fence, multi-purpose court, the Council the park had cost basketball backboard, handball da iiy Cross Episcopal Church * Rev Leroy D Soper Jr officiating Burial in Osteen Cemetery Viewing hours is pm today Brinon Funeral oome in cPwt' IONS Gives Oka y" backstop, sodding arouod the courts and a footbridge. She said Wilco was willing to expend funds to install three pieces of tot lot equipment, pave parking spaces for six cars and put in landscaping as the Council had requested. The Council gave the firm a week extension to complete the park, but insisted a tot lot fence and picnic table also be added before the City would accept the L iquor S y lSUV)Ite j ints Joanne A Coovon Rudolph F Roehlh Joe ,rtCfl Nadeen Thomas, Casseiberry John K Doyle Sr. Cocoa Thomas W Smith, DeBary Ro5 M Tyler. Deflary AcTh Ashley, Deflary flea Price, DeLand Arthur A Totxre, Deltona Alton 0 Brady, Deltona B e rnice M Sobe(k. Lahr Mary Alma Jean Ward. Lake Monroe Martha Anderson . Osteen P Peeks, Oriedo Phi l p F Mt4ale Trenton iirend.i Smith & baby girl Carolyn Witherow & baby qri Ruth R Kyle Otivetne M Ketlirig Irene L. Llnck Pamela J Marrec ;,r. ,i Audrey L Roberts James Andrew Pugh ctepp,en C Dowda 3REWER, JAMES P.— Funeral MAY 940 SrICr% for Jamt's P Brewer, DeL.and Ptacrs, will present Mildred Ratchebor, Tallahassee IS, of 17$ Eider A ve, Country a musical corned)'. "The and Mrs. Catherine Brumley, Club Heights. atlo died Sunday, Fantasticks," Shoestring Sanford; one grandchild. *ill be held Wednesday ,tt 2pm at Gramkow Funeral Home Theatre at Dehand Airport, Gramkow Funeral Home tr. Chapel with Rev William C 8:15 p.m. Tickets available char Ndert officiating Burial 'n wi from r,it. Mrs. Florence Oaliwn Memorialk Par . BIRTHS 'n full military lonors Graff GEORGE ItoUNTREi l'buet. Director, assisted by & P,r!, William Veronica. charge Kirkpatrick, a girl, Sanford Debbie Cole, Chuck Easley and Mr & Mrs William (Alma) Ward 79, of Rountree, George l,on Rene Sands. ODHAM. WARREN LOREN. a boy. Lake Monroe 508 Brain Tower, (lied Monday. 10— Funeral terv'cc% for Warren L or enzo Odham. SI. of Horn in Kingston S.C., he came 1391 S. Orlando Drive, Cocoa, to Sanford three years ago from who died Sunday. will be held Birmingham, Ala. He was a Wednesday at IC a m , at C amlow F uneral home Chapel member of First United *ith Rev W H Kirtley of Methodist Church of Sanford fidating Burial in Evergreen Yesterday's hh $9 low thiS a retired chief clerk with and Cemetery Gramhow in tharge morning 62 There was tO of an Inch the I ..oiiicville and NashvUl ul fain yr%tf'rctSy __ '1 ________ Partly cloudy to occmsonally clOudy throtiOti Wednesday with a chance of mainly afternoon anu evening thunderShOwers Highs SOs LOWS tOnight mostly in upi mostly In upper SOs Winds variable ID mph or leSS becoming southeasterly and ncrea%inrj Wednesday Rain probability per and 10 per cent cent tonight - ~ ~ - '- — 10 sqid Wilco had been given well over the 60 days extension to complete the plan as called for ------' — - _______________________________________________________ r A ~ erald F Page. Deflar, ' alter Roy Hartranft, Deitona ' . i~Ao~ ' - LOW. 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Survivors include his wife Jessie; two daughters, Mrs. Pat McCardy, Birmingham, Ala., Mrs. Peggy Renic, Birmninghani, ,lii.; sons, Norfleet NE COAT NO DRIP ROLHIDEO GAL SPECIAL fh -G Reg. we I NOW 7.99 114" PER GAL _________________ __ ______ 11T1— i(:- I __ S minutes to a velvety, flat, scrubbable finish • Dries in 30 Odorless Easily applied. Fast soap and water cleanup Select from white and many decorator colors I __________________ Court records indicate agents also seized three hacksaw blades from the seat of a car w1wn Mrs. Shazer was arrested at her home. Two days after her arrest Mrs. Clanton and the five jail inmates were charged. the jailbreak attempt case were dropped against Marion Lee Corey, 23, of Sanford, Legal Action Voted WEATHER - -__ - — — First Street. timidity -_ 1V3 Other suspects charged in the March 2 jailbreak attempt with the Shazers and Mrs. Clanton were Rocky Ray Darnell, 20, of Sanford; Floyd Joselyn, 32. of DeLand: and [toy Brown Clanton, 28, of Apopka. Charges in in the By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer daughters, Miss Linda Odham, May 9 Sallie llarrisonChaplerDAR, Toronto, cana. and Mrs. Rita we gave BERRY'S WORLD _ Funeral Notices our you 'u ,, counties. a . ' . ., .,.,, HOSPITAL NOTES now," out , INSUR observation o ence And Rights .... 322-0285 831-9774 of youth as a of cen- toward way _____ ___ No agen Altamonte- Casselberr y Chamber of Commerce noon in the approved plat, but they pastor called, anyway, for a project. CASSELBERRY — The killed, mutilated and left as luncheon, Altamonte Springs Ms. Tripp, present at last have not complied, pastor at the Baptist Church vegetable because of alcohol." vote by the people of JAMFS BREWER Rountree, Birmingham and Civic Center. "Better Hearing "There's been too much Casselberry before Council night's meeting, said the firm Richard Rountree, Ft. Worth, "I have never seen a con- here, advocating that it's Month" program with Dr. June a "wrong to sell intoxicating killing as a result of this approved relaxed liquor laws. was in agreement to go through such show James P. Brewer, 45, of 123 Tex.; three sisters, Mrs. tractor Kennedy, audiologistas Ropkc accused Council of with the tot lot, parking spaces speaker. Guest, Poster Child Exeter Ave., Country Club Dorothy Nations, Mrs. Boots disrespectful attitude to a city. beverages on Sunday," lost his monster," he said. But Counheights, died Sunday morning Gleaton and Mrs. Betty . . we should spend $1 or $1 plea against alcohol yesterday cilman Charles Sizer retorted "infringing" on the rights of the and landscaping, but she could Sharon Hardy. not find anything saying Wilco at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Morrow, Green Valley, Ariz. million to make them perform when Council voted to amend that it's no in the province of minority, but Councilman John this city's liquor laws, officials to "legislate Zacco, who agreed "many ever agreed to the fence and the city Goldsboro Elementary PTA, A native of Denver. Cob., he and one step-daughter, Mrs. it," he added, people" would not welcome picnic table. The amendment allows the morality." 7:30 p.m., school auditorium, came here 12 years ago from Dorothy Waller, Sanford; eight Brock reminded the Council presented by sale of liquor on Sundays from 1 "What he's saying is Sunday sales of liquor, said he Brock responded with letters The "Goldbug" Glee Club will Memphis, Tenn. He was a grandchildren, the original plan p.m. till midnight and for off doubletalk," Ropke said, lie didn't feel it was an in- from Wilco officials which he give a presentation and officers retired Chief Aviation Elec. Gramkow Funeral Home In Wilco showed two tennis courts 7 to said what Council would be fringement on anyone's rights considered a legally-binding for next year will be elected. trician with the U.S. Navy and charge. and a basketball court, but later premises consumption from 9:30 a.m. — for fishermen who doing by approving the relaxed to relax the statute. agreement. by at the time of his death he was at Wilco's request was revised JoE MASTERS Belly Dance lessons a little booze along liquor laws would be Greco Studios, employed by the Cal Hegstrom want Joe II. Masters, 76, of Osieen to call for one tennis court, a might Soroya of El with their bait. "legislating immorality." _____ of Flori da as a copy di ed Monday. Born in Elkton, multi-use court, basketball Orlando, at Deltona Woman's Co. Owners of local night spots - . machine ser vi ce manager. He Fla., he came to Osteen in ii. backboard, block handball But the decision was t Clubhouse, sponsored by and a member of He was retired from 11111 court, tot lot with three pieces reached until a debate was held told council their customem's are Club for all women. Students was a Catholic Under 25 . SR-22's the Fleet Reserve Branch 147. Lumber and Hardware Co. and of equipment, six parking between those to whom fleeing to Orlando on Sunday IF welcome any time during the Cancelled . Rejected ____ Survivors include his wife, ('itrUS. Ile served ifl World Wars spaces, a foot bridge and (irmnkingalcOhOliSas na tural as for entertainment because of 10-week course. For in-'' E.Z. Payments ose to whom laws which allow ed only th e - Quotes Hose Brewer; and two sons breathing and th and II and was a member of walking path, formation, contact l'bIrs. , and wine — with one-way sale of beer and David, of Country Holy Cross Episcopal Church of "I think Wilco came out here drinking is a surefire Calvin Lee at h.55 Eleanor Larry meals. Club Heights; a daughter Mrs. Sanford and the American and presented a plan to the City street to Hell, Court, Deltona. Orlando said Councilman Sal Deborah Meacha m Aurora, Igion. Saying it's "not for a King nor in a way to encourage people to Cob., two grandsons; sister, MAY 7 .2417 S. French Ave. buy because of what the a Prince to drink wine," Carl city officials should "allow our Survivors include his wife, CALN() Council of Local Mrs. Myrtle Ann Lantz, Den- Mrs. Mollie Masters, Osteen; original plan called for. There Hopke, the pastor, pleaded with businessmen to compete on a TONYBUSSI Sanford, Fla. 32771 Governments, 7:30 p.m., icr, Cob, was almost fraudulent use of council to leave the laws as they fair and equal basis." daughter, Mrs. Jean M Although Orlando said the Winter Springs City Hall. ANCE Grarnkow Funeral Home in Grego', of Griffin, Ga.; two this plat." Brock described the were because of the "people issue wasn't prohibition, the charge . sons, Edward and Albert H. MAY 8 Pell, both of Osteen; nine WARREN ODHAM Deltona Woman's Club, 12:15 grandchildren and two sisters. p.m., clubhouse on Normandy - ' ' ' ' • • ' ' • ' Brisson Funeral Home Is in Warren Lorenzo Odham, 54 Boulevard. Guest speaker, Mrs. charge of arrangement-s, Lucille King Jr. Past President, of 1398 S. Orlando Dr., Cocoa, DISCHARGES MAY S. I75 FFWC, whose topic will be, died Sunday. lion. in BrunADMISS ISS ION S (a "Tripping wi th FFWC," swick,Ga.,hernoved to Cocoa a Sanford Amwks's veronica M Kirkpatrick illustrated with colored slides of year ago from Miami. He was Aher Kanner Ci'istutYaluu o n Lulu C ' wi Ki:zIc EcMards Hawaii, Switzerland and other Baptist. 1 MASTERS, JOE H.— Funecai 0 Howard W Roda ______ Edward W Demertte services for Joe H Masterl, 76. Survivors include a son, far away countries. Holloway L Glendora lallo LIMITED TIME ONLY of Osteen, whO died Monday. M * 11 Warren L. Jr., Miami; two Delores A Bashaw Cecil Butler be heId Wednesday at 3 p m at per cent of ______ i t..... AREA __________ ____ M k ,.-._ a ____ _______ _____ ira,s Iu I1IIfl &VIUII,'1IL Ui Month presentation. _____ ___________ _____ a'thcr fe!::'.r char' for a "&' numxirniiip Casselberry - .. ____ for Winter Springs Wants Park Completed ENDA jumped by 1 state tripped Sheriff John I'olk kept the March 2 Jailbreak attempt secret week after jailers heard sawing noises and ts found "several bars" sawed one-third of the through and discovered two hacksaws, eight de:, a:h br :d a ct victed robber Gary Lee Gilvin, 23, sent six possession of contraband in a county detention facility and was sentenced to a live year prison mcmi to run rncurrenuy with ii recent 3' year prison sentence for possession of burglary tools. In effect, Shazer got an extra lB months in prison for his Plea. Assistant State Atty. Charles Gordon told the court the burglary tools conviction wasn't Shazer's first felony conviction. "He's served time before," Gordon said, As part of Sh.azer's negotiated plea the "They i inmates) were supposed to use the tools to work their way out of the rell and escape," she told Woodson. Woodson ordered vestigation (PSI) for Mrs. Shazer. She is to remain in jail i'ndsmn the PS1 repo rt and her tools into a Ja:l ciher inmates to a hospital for treatment inokeinlalation. The state dropped anarson charge against Gilvin after he received a 30year prison term for robbing an Altamonte ct. HC i. cvm tz "I.' sentence on the guilty plea of five years in prison. 11cr husband pleaded guilty yesterday 10 Mrs. Sharer said she inched up the r"" wail nn thI south side of the lail huildin' adjacent to the downtown courthouse with the help of an unidentified girl "who was the lookout to be sure the guards didn't see me." CAL wh _____ larfc,, a — a — I'he mattress-fed fire in the cell of con- Reviewing the legal status of tot lot as "a nightmare a the park project on Moss Road little Sahara Desert." R WINTER SPRINGS — The at Gee Creek, City Attorney The park, when completed by City Council voted unanimously Newman Brock called WiI'-o's the developer, is to be turned last night to initiate legal action actions "the most flagrant MAY 6 MAY 10 to Force Wilco, developer in The abuse of a contractor on this Southwest Volusia KIanis Rummage and B flake Sale to Terrace section of the city, to scale I have seen. They really Club luncheon meeting, noon, benefit Cub Pack 508,9 a.m. to 4 live up to an agreement duped the City of Winter Deltona Inn. Installation of pin., old U . S. Bank, Sanford regarding construction of a Springs." park. officers and Teenager of the Plaza Councilman John Daniels ___________ ____ to of he — attempt. tools into the Jail to facilitate an escape. The state dropped a charge of possession contraband in a county detention facilitv separately but Slate Atty. Abbott Herring's office dropped the charges and re-filed, subsituting a charge of attempted escape IS-year felony for the charge of conveying charge in connection with a March 26 jail fire that authorities said was set mask another escape conveying of jimmied." of "The Blackboard out cramPs. School Security Directors, robberies in the Nevertheless, we can anticipate still more of By conventional standards, their 113 per cent from na tion's schools th e diplomatic pressure which Peking has been demonstrated organizing ability, their per. 58 per cent; and battery was 1970-73; exerting on the govern ment in Taipei. We can also afstence, their psychological control techniques sex offenses 62 per nt; drug-related ce anticipate that the Republic of China will go on and ruthless methods, the Northerne rs should 7.; 81 per cent. I managing its affairs successfully in spite of th e have no trouble ti th Scu th. They will -.-1. -—The National Education Assn. reports that ha ve po werful weapon in quickly organized large number of countries which have transferred r— 64,000 teachers were physically attacked by stree t associations in which families are -!Ili their diplomatic recognition to Peking for the students during the first halt the 1973-74 school required to spy on ea ch o th er and in o er exth doubtful benefits of trade with the mainland. year. Last year, about 244,000 teachers extensive Informer systems they will expand in the ' The ties between the United States of America __ perienced malicious damage of their personal South property by students, 56 per cent Increase over and Taiwan have been reaffirmed despite the efBut I wonder all the same. previous year. forts of Peking to undermine them since former Witness the Soviet Empire. Militerily a super LII—M than 23 teachers polled In President Nixon's visit to China in 11Y72. Indeed, the power. Economically a giant. The world's third ir 1974 said that student violence other basis for those ties has been increasing. With the largest population, after China and India. Yet a jV students was a problem In their schools. This eeTleS of Kremlin dictators, including U.S. presence in Southeast Asia now virtually at -covered assaults and intimidation, stealing, chev and Brezhnev have had to move In strongly end, and with the prospect of communist infection damaging other students' with Soviet troops to put down revolts in East spreading from Indochina to Indonesia and the property and riots. Germany, Hungary and Czechoslova ki a. Whole _______ IL 1JJ Philippines, th e role of Taiwan as a strong U.S. ally —A recent estimate the annual cost popula tions had to be moved out of Latvla, ______ school vandalism nationwide as high as $500 assumes increasing importance for security in the lithuania and Estonia, and loyal Russians million. Western Pacific. transferred In to achieve stability in these tiny Why? What is ha ppening to and In our It will be wise to read between the lines of lands. The Ukraine Is so unsteady under the sc hools, w hich are supposedly preparing a new -whatever new rhetoric and diplomacy that may that its political commissar told his generation for decent and useful lives In society? boM$ in th e Kremlin the Czech unrest must be flow from Peking in th ese post-Chiang days. Do the Much of It may be because the schools are settled immediately or it would certainly spread Chinese Communists really want to see Taiwan cut mirrors of that very society, suggests James A. 10 his territory. loose from its association with the United States? Harris, president of the National Education Giant China was able Or do the Peking strategists regard the U.S. Am. He cites five factors that may be etan population only by ordering all residents responsible for the alarming Increase in school position in the Western Pacific as a counterpoise to - out of troubled areas, section by section, 'Yep I They're Still There violence and vandalism: the growing influence of the Soviet Union in that shooting anything left that moved, then sending 1. 7be loosening of close-knit community and part of the world? In Chinese settlers, faintly bonds through population growth, ur. Communists worldwide have a poor track Those are Russian tanks and artillery pieces RALPH NOVAK banizatlon, mobility and advances in technologyi record in taking over successfully and for long that streamed from North Vietnam into South 2. Increased alienation result of countries whose people have had a taste Vietnam and Cambodia. The victory the nations current economic difficulties and for Hanoi in freedom however limited. Russia under the czar Indochina will be a victory for Moscow in its disillusionment arising from such national a was totalitarian; the short intermediate ng of n— try tragedies as Watergate and Vietnam. rivalry with Peking to be No. 1 on the stage of world Kerensky period was not felt by most. China 3. Alienation of students by Inflexible and communism. Also, the Chinese are seeing a SuC a collection of warlords. In North Vietnam, Ho Ever since President Ford declared that our Harbor, the sands of Iwo Jima and all that outmoded 'disciplinary and educational praccessful penetration of Soviet influence Into succeeded the French, who almost a century role in South Vietnam is finished, It has been Those were the days." tices, inadequate and unrealistic learning Southeast Asia which heightens the menace of before had suppressed all local freedom. The Increasingly obvious how tempting It is for all of "No, no not that war," the questioner said in materials and practices, and institutional In. Communist government did not last long in us to forget such a country exists. Soviet armies massed along China's northern exasperation. "Look, let me try another tack. flexibility in meeting individual student needs. Chile. The problem in East Europe have been border. At a press conference the other day, for in- What Asian country has been our primary ally? 4. A state of flux in the schools as a byproduct described above, stance, State Department spokesman Herschel What Asian country was 'visited' by many dl!- of efforts to eliminate discrimination and A tangled skein of history has left the Idea of $ Despi te the corruptness of the Thieu govern. Backgrounder was asked what our current ferent Americans recently? What Asian country segregation. "one China" still alive on the mainland and on ment, the South Vietnamese these past two policy toward South Vietnam was. "South has our White House been In almost constant 5. And finally, students' Taiwan. Chiang Kai-shek died without seeing his that decades have known more freedom than they'd Who?" he replied. "Did you say our policy contact with for as long as we can remember?" "violence Is a fundamental own dream of a single China come to reality, and it had for 100 years. Despite a capricious South Surinam? Well, our policy there Is "I see Backgrounder said. "You're society," is obvious that some more chapters of history must sorship, they have had a far greater chance to the same as policy toward the northern, talking about our good friends, the People's No doubt there is much truth in all of these. be written before there is anything but the two speak and write what they those, to do the work eastern and western parts of Surinam, whatever Republic of Chlna.Any country that's a friend of There are, however, at least three other truths, they preferred, to travel where they wished and that may be." distinct and highly separate Chinas that now ex ist. Shirley MacLame Is a friend ours, I always and they are that 1) the more we have come to to associate with whom they pleased than their "No, no, South Vietnam," the questioner say. Well, anyway..." appreciate the role of environment In shaping cousins In the rigidly structured and regimented repeated. "Stop and think, Mr. Backgrounder. This the individual, the worse the problems of society of North VIetnair. "Vietnam?" Backgrounder asked quizzically, country Is ally of ours with a military delinquency and crime become, 2) En The Viet Cong may be in for a ruder awakening "I'll have to get Vi l my atlas that one. Is it government whose leadership changed hands school, whether In or rich dlsttfct a than ordinary ci tizenry. They have had con- anywhere near the South Pole orSouth Dakota?" oretty often and them millions and or one, only a small children slderable latitude in guerrilla operations and The violence directed against Sen. Edward M. Kennedy in "Goocxj grief, man," the questioner said, millions of dollars." become Involved in trouble and 3; the bully will pctitical operation. Orders came from Hanoi. "How can you not remember Vietnam' Have Quincy, Mass., when be spoke in favor of busing students to "I'm sorry, sir, but that could be just about always take advantage of the natural of But Hanoi was far away; now it Is next door, achieve racial Integration in the schools, violates the basic forgotten about the war already?" anybody. Are you sure didn't say 'South the law-abiding, The North, which Is poor, will inevitably drain concept of free speech so deeply embedded in the Constitution of "Ah, the war," Backgrounder said trium- Surinam'?" In one Midwestern school, for example, a mere the rice-rich South, creating more hatred. the United Slates America. pliantly. "Of course I remember the war. It was "Concentrate!" the questioner shouted. "This 5 per cent of the student body had gradually 1111101 is short of skilled political cadre, so wonderful how all pulled together and gave it was the cause of tremendous turmoil here Certainly It is easy to understand that court orders to bus the school's smoke-filled lavatories off short ismo students in Boston for the sake of racial balance in in fact that it has been having trouble of to the Nips and the Jerries, wasn't it? Praise the home, with demonstrations in the streets and limits to all other students until administrators . late in handling dissent In its own areas. classrooms have aroused emotion. But the stronaezt conviction Lord and pass the ammunition, remember Pearl tear gas." clamped down with a "potty patrol." on a social or political issue is no excuse violence against time who represcnt a contrary view. At JACK ANDERSON Our republic is glued together by the that political eemen disairtSareappropnatelyseuledattheballotboxnoe by throwing rocks at public figures. ______ Jailbreak attempt plus a pending arson figure of It reads like some thing Ringle": _________________ ________________ ____ WASHINGTON - Josef Cardinal Mindszenty, fiin ntr primate of the Hungarian Catholic Church and 'metzwe r:;ajor East-West controversy, died here today, the Cat ho lic Press Service reported. He 83. AUitterenemyofcommununlsm, Cardinal Mindazenty was long a refugee in the United States mission in Budapest. Communists had tortured him and sentenced hi •,, c.... ;u flI, i-i ior ngnung inc ICu takeover of his count'. Schools _____ ____ her husband, Lawrence Grant Shazer. Mrs. Shazer, 21, of Apopka, told Circuit Court Judge J. William Woodson: "I did it. I worked myself up to the second floor In square ulare 'co wide' and e'l 11w hacksaws, blades and a crowbar through a cdilbiock window that had already been a VIENNA, Austria (AP) ,uii, _______ ___ Former President l)uong Van "Big" a pre-sentence in- _____ - - pleaded guilty in Circuit Court here yesterday to smuggling hacksaws and tools 'tto County Jail in a March 2 "human fly " attempt to free Cardinal Mindszenty Dies Tyranny Is Slight, dark-haired Mary Jane Shazer Minh of South Vietnam says overwhelming North Viet. namese and Viet Cong military superiority left him no alternative but to surrender unconditionally. In an interview published Monday in Ui" North Viet ,uinw'" Z1rITW Hvpaper and broadcast by Hanoi Radio, Minh said "We sincerely rejoiced at your speedy victory," k!e said, "The Saigon military forces werc no longer in a positin to offer resistance. We knew the strength of the Hevo. lutionary Government and the liberation army. The tank were reaiiy !Orflitdablp." The broadcast said the interview was conducted May I — the day after the surrerxkr — at the presidential palace in Saigon where the new regime released Minh and 15 other political figures from (ustod' - ~4 john spoiski i,.' u. ..iS — testimony against the wife of another inmate who is also charged in the attempted escape, As part of plea bargaining negotiations between defense attorney Roger Berry and Assistant State Atty. Bill Heffernan. Mrs. Shazer will testify against Mrs. Elaine Edge Clanton, 24, of Apopka. Mrs. Shazer pleaded guilty to attempted BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer Minh: Communist Power Left No Alternative of many RA Y CROMLE Y view regimentation of the Peking brand of communism. mountains of Colorado. It's a shame I didn't gt to know Jim better. And maybe, a shame, too, that you never got 10 know him at all. You see, this past Sunday while working on his lawn which was a showplace for the neighborhood), Jim Brewer bowled his ("tenth) frame." From the time he called for lila wile Rose to come Jimhadanuncannywayofngmyego complimenting me on a column which he felt hit the core, and those other occasions where there was an honest difference of opinion, he'd say "you may be right, John, but what about this?" And then he'd open my eyes to the other side of the pobicm. Jim loved the kids, too. It was no small wonder the Junior Bowling Program in is rated as of the best in th the mtttest of Brewer and other adults who contributed time, money andenergy to help the kids. You probably never even beard of Brewer, did you7 On another occasion when I had the eall in add IN BRIEF . Tuesday, Maya, 1975--SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Woman Pleads Guilty In Escape Try WOULD loved did! one Taiwan Strong respect his thoughts on a multitude of problems I triel to solve via this column. I'll bet you never even heard of this little guy, Jim Brewer, now did you? kids. He and his I already told you that Jim r andchild Johnny wife Rose were so fond of their g of the young Mr. that you'd swear he was a replica Brewer whom I hadn't known as he grew UP In the you I think it must have been back around the early 605 when I first opened Jet Lanes Bowling that I met Navy-man Jim Brewer. You couldn't help but like the guy right off, There wasn't a time when you'd ask him to do something for you that it wasn't done — pronto! Obviously with an attitude like that, it didn't take 100 long before I 'captured ' Jim to work for me at the lanes, Although he was essentially hired to be a mechanic — to doctor the many electronic 'Us of the Florida, Admits 'Human F/y' Act Florida room to my present quarters, who do you think was the first to call and say, "If need any r began. pinsetters — Chiang Left Clock —Around The 9 PER GAL. t:, .Vt _____ �____ i ' .- ! - ' '- - P - - 7L ------.----.- -- Herald Sanford, Fl. 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HUNT'S TUXEDO FEED STORE -' 1 FABRICATION WELDING, CO. - Arthur H Beckwith, Jr Clerk of the Circuit Court By; Elaine RiCharde, Deputy Clerk Publish - April IS. 72, 79, Mayo 1975 r N,10 barefoot walking DOMESTIC & IMPORTS FREE GIFT WRAP simple and austere, and 33 tail !btinoofi SI,..? - Orlando SMITH & BART head liner, seats & door "•" "liS.SU4.I6 .J4? '' thout my system of rest houses, Q1i%gCii.art ' REPAIR RESIDENTIAL 3 COMMERCIAL Includes: INTERIOR (\g ______________________________________________________________________________ - CARNIVAL -.. ______ and oiler you security and projection. STRUCTURAL 3 ____ from $49.50 up a value to your home q - ___ $249.50 ______ Other WINDOW GUARDS CLEAN __ ____ ______ Waitebaiket. Starts CUSTOMMADE KEN 'S AUTO Electric. DECORATIVE __________ __________ MENTAL ______________________ SALEI % OFF _~ ) d.itroylt _______________ 4 ________________ - 834-0600 TOUCH&SW' SEWW1GMPH1ES LIMITED OFFER HEADS ONLY 25 Case or Cabinet Extra MODEL No. 755 REG. 489.95 SAVE $118.50 SANFORD STORE ONLY _____________ _____________ _________ SANFORD AIRPORT f ) ASKUSABOUT bx1 Inn ! - FberglassProducts ALL. FIBERGLASS FAMILY She,t" aton=San Sanford ____ _____________-wwixill""'I __ 'k __ ____ - Ph. 322.0225 I= Hathaway tackFarm-type hardware. fen. SPORT 14' 96 PRIVATE, ir - _ __ o _____ -- LP hon P (SEAL) San. -D IRECT FROM -, - _ hand and seal and to,egiiter said "me *it the CIerk •j,. rrc.Jt C..t Srmirv'e accordance wiln C ounty. Florida thC provisions tif uit F;.,li;; Name Satulc4, To Wit. Section 14509 FLor ida Statutes 1957 F S o,...i.... A..;i Q M .4 11 J. 1975 - s .: IF / NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME LAW NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that DEM$6 tPue und*'rsiyutd. deinng t) T11,049f FICTITIOUS NAME ,nbi4iaass under the fictitious name NatleP Is hereby given that I am Of ('.05.. lora'ecS & Room No 369 f.ttarnrrte Mall 5ipn'g (tnter, r'aege in i*ir' t 'ta 43k, Seminole 451 t4vamonte Avenue. in the City of Attarnonte Springs. County. Florida. under the f((tit,..3U5 Alta-We Springs, Floridi. intend s to register the said name ,itn the name o7 ALTAM ONTE GOLF (lvi n$ the Cirru# Court of DPlV,PIGRANt,E.andthjtIlnlend - r-- pets healthy, contented and Springs, Lake Mary and Lake handsome. It Is the complete Monroe. Farmers. gardeners and pet store for anyone who owns a cat, dog, rabbits, guinea pigs or lovers will find the friendly folks at Hunt's Tuxedo Feed mink, For the larger farm animals, Store ready, willing and able to Hunt's has a full stock ; feed assist you in filling your needs. and Including equine vaccine. - ADV. Horse owners should check at Hunt's the next time they need BOATS TO YOU - FlSl4lPlG BOAT theseaIf Said Court )n INs 14th day l Apri, 1975 o. - 111K FRIENDLY FOLKS ATIIUNTSTUXE[X) FEEDSTORE (Ito r) Steve Phillips, Wayne Rumler, Joe Duggar (owner I and Mike Bronson. nini sfnrs 1"a64%1 JUDITH M KAPPER, 701 loose, various colored rug Wife Samples and 99 linoleum Samples EUGENE PAUL KAPPER. I t!tack 8. Chrome Rack Husband 1 Channel Master Stereo with NOTICE OF SUIT 'r.rer speasets T o Eugene Paul Kapper Rolls various Suet and Colors. 7007 Golf Freeway ,ind the underSigned as Sheriff of Suite 217 'minQle- County, FIO.Ida. will at P0 Box 2600'7 it 00 A M. on the 710 day of May. Houstoi, Texas 77032 7. (3 )975, offer for sale and sell to YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 11 "Nights? bidder, for C a sh. Subject that an action for Dissolution of t' any and .1 existing feint, at the Marriage has been filed against you Vront (West) Door of the Seminole and you are required to serve a copy r. u nty Courthouse in Sanford, of your written defenses, if any. to It r'ride, We above described per on JUDITH M KuPPER, 207 .cr.aI property Sed prOperl y being Spanish Trace Dclv.. Altamonte "'ed at Adams Transfer & Storage Springs. Florida, Pe?it,cinrr. and file.anVord. rfgra Further in the original with the Clerk of the 'crmtiOn available from the Civil ('i ition of the Seminole County •ttOVC styled Court on or before the 16th day of May. 1975; Otherwise a rriff's Judgme-rt may be entered against That said Sale IS being mid. to the relief demanded in the you RSfy the ttrms of said Writ of Petition F,ecufion niiflOtc County. l'jhlish Apr il79, May 6, 13. ri '. l? - -- known for it excellent store by Wayne Rumier. Mike gardening equipmont. Hunt's saving compact, deliveries are - . 0 I for = _______ Your Lawn's Friend ALSO In re: The Marriage of WITNESS my __ wj'* -: HE FACTORY '' - .vw' _____ I - I - - t" 4 - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND location of Dewey Tayirs Carpet FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Warehouse. Inc Including, 124 Rug Matt (samples) on FLORIDA CASE NO. 7SPSICA44.E hangers I . __ quality and pleasing results is Bronson and Steve Phillips. All keeps the animal lover in mind, made anywhere in the areas of areand They have med Ica lsupplies and Sanford, Longwood. Altamonte carried at Hunt's experienced - -- - ___ 200 N. Holly Ave. _____________________I _____ feed necessary to keep your Springs, Geneva, Winter Casselberry, Florida, former 117 Ru Samples with holders - I ADAMS TRANSFER & STORAGE, INC. ~ ~ . --=;;;;k _;;;;_ - - .~ __ ~_ .. __ When summer comes, It Get a head start on the bugs know ledgeable and ready to icing, t oo ts and hay are lust a seems everything flourishes, with a trip to Hunt's Tuxedo advise the experienced farmer few more,, of the wide assort. e'specially bugs. During the Feed Store, located at the as well as explain to the men? of supplies available at basic Hunt's. gardner summer months, your lawn corner of 2nd St and Sanford amateur Hunt's building with its needs more tender loving care Ave., in Sanford. T he y carry req uirements for a successful ample floor and storage space than any other time Hunt's everything you'll need to make garden. At Hunt's the motto is enables Duggar to remain well Tuxedo Feed Store is stocked sure your lawn reflects all the "courtesy for all." This and the stocked and provide his with bug sprays and in. time arid effor$you'Ii put into It. Hunt's has been in the same fact that Duggar carries only customers the convenience of secticides to help you rid your lawn of those pesky critters who location under the same name the best quality brands explains one-stop shopping. Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store is flourish on your hard work. since 1941. Joe Duggar and his their success. Duggar was born Fertilizing your lawn tends to wife, Margaret, purchased the and raised In Sanford and is located in downtown Sanford, be a tedious lob, but the end business in 1972, after having familiar with the needs and on Sanford Avenue at 2nd Street. If you find your order worked there for six years, wants of area residents. results are most gratifying in addition to a full line of too bulky to fit into your gas Sunniland fertilizer, a brand They are ably assisted in the - S . A NEW SHOP IN CASSELBERRY - ._:L -- - i4 . Hunt's Tuxedo Feed Store Be - BILLINGS ANTIQUES AMENDED 5IOTICE OF SUIT TO RICHARD C. CLEMMON. Residence Unknown NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S SALE YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN liii? by virtue of that ce-clan Writ o faction for Dissolution of Marriage Execution issu ed out of and under hat been filed against you and you me seal of the County Court of are rt'C*IIrCd to serve a copy of your Orange County, Florida. upon afinal written defenses. if any, to it iudornent rendered in the af or esaid Carmine M Brevo, Esg , of the law court on the 4th day of April. A D. firm of KORMAN 1. BRAVO. PA .. 1975, in that certain case entitled, 1. 130 E. Highway 4111 Longwood, 0 Brinkman & Company, a car. Florida 37750. and file the original poration Aitantc Division. I k a with the Clerk of the above styled Court At the Seminole County Atlantic Distributors, Inc of Courthouse. Sanford, Florida 37771. Florida, Plaintiff, vs Dewey or before My 15th, 1975, other Taylor's QuaIty Carpet Warehouse. Inc. a Florida corporation a k a wise a Judgment may be entered Dewey Taylor's Carpet Warehouse. aoainst 'ou for the relief demanded Dwey Inc. Defendant, which aforesaid In the Petition WlTPdESSmyhandandlhesealof Writ of Execution was delivered to me as She'ritf of Seminole County. said Court on April 18th. 1975 FIOcI4*. and I have levied upon the (Seal) Arthur H Beckwith, Jr following described properly owned Clerk of the Circuit Court by Dewey Taylor's Quality Carpet Bi: Joy Stokes Warehouse. Inc.. said property As Deputy Clerk being located In Seminole County, particularly Carmine M Bravo. Esci Florida, more KORMAN 8, bRAVO. P A dtscrlbouj as followS' All the turniie. furn,shn, 130 E. Highway 31 'nvcntorv. -lock in trade. LCW"Qn)n. F la 3? 5) f,tur Publish April 77. 29. Met' 6. 12. 19 / 5 rugs. Inleijm and any and all other goods located at 972 No Semoran, DEM Iii I. _________ off . - ' -.",i -_ _, .-___.--- .7~ . 17.. * , Petitioner Wife, '-'t lCSlSanfordAve, MICHAEL T. BRAGAN SALES MANAGER . Florida as'well as in Australia. variety of used equipment. *nowtcSgebIe salesmen, Fred ADV. and THE FINEST IN SAFE-CARE MOVING Ph. 323.7990 ____ I - 161", WESTERN STORE J I . ; , ;1. ~ -1 . _ 111. ~- , V% V- Alk (Li> :Ifi - United Van Lines Sanford C-if / . 41 P11 f1,!_,4, - 8ELT BUCKLES BINGO FEEDS rj'rj FIND BARGAINS AT DECORATOR'S BAZAAR storehouse of all the decorating display Items used in the Park turf'datY3vet$Edle!IJSJ1,mttrutger Ave. studio showroom, as well ____ if y ou 're In the mood for Saving the best idea for last, '4ts furniture and accessories & Cohn placemat napkin sets in from the various model homes splashy, exciting colors and Decorator's Bazaar would like creating, stop by Decorator's Bazaar and head for the Berta Hall had decorated over patterns...crnly $8.95. Linen to suggest that you give silk Day. A Bargain Room Boxes ana Mother's for flowers kitchen and bath towels in a the years boxes of discontinued fabric variety of styles. ..only $2. truly unique service of Interiors Manager Edie Hall en Picture frames shaped like by Berta Hall for the past eight remnants from lOc and up $1, courage-s her visitors to hearts, ovals and squares In the years. Jane Besserer, well. $7, $3 bargain bins holding bolts browse to their hearts con 1973 House & Garden colors known for designing many of expensive fabric remnants; tent" and even advertises from remnant wallpaper rolls at $1 up ... Oversized original silk flower s "Browser's wanted. $2 with matching arrangements will help you earhlamps.furflitu re, drapery. no CX' piacemats at perience ne ces sary" for the napkins at $1.50 in or igina l select silk flowers and an paintIngs, bedspri'ath, sh-ides benefit of those who want to designs by Gloria Van appropriate container. Pric es and accessor ies for every sho at their lesure. derbilt ...set of f ou r shell na pkin begin at $'S room are pric ed to move in Customers at Mother's Day is May 11, and rings ... $1.50. Paintings in Decorat or's Bazaar love to the Ba rgain Room. Decorators Bazaar has many several sizes, shapes and bring in a special antique vase Browse at Shop and new gift Items selected recently colors, many on sale. ..antique or contaIner they ha ve had Decorator's Bazarr at 2606 at the gift market In North sheet music, $1 ... straw and stbred away for years and let Orlando Dr Open Monday Carolina for this very special Mexican tin wastebaskets from designer Jane Besserer bring it through Friday 10:00am to 5:00 day. Decorator's Bazaar loves $695. peacock feathers, SOc. to life again. p.m. And of course, complete to sell you beautiful bargains as decorative hanging leaded For the most reasonably Interior design services are much as you love to buy them, glass pictures with pressed priced, healthy Indoor exotic available at the Winter Park sothey are brimming from wall flowers from $5.95... and there plants, shop Decorator's Studio-interiors by Berta Hall. to wall with lovely gifts for are many, many more Items to Bazaar. A large variety of If you have any questions, shop Mother, many under $10. choose from. If you can't make unusual and y our favorite in. by phone and call 322-8074. The Decorator's Bazaar suggests up your mInd, give your Mother door plants are now on sale-and people at Decorator's Bazaar some of t he following gift items a gift from all hanging baskets ha ve been help make shopping fun a nd certificate easy for you!! - ADV for your shopping list: Fallani Decorator's Bazaar. reduced to $5. porters. Their operations are from 19 inches to 28f1. in width since 1962. He is assisted by two might say the Duda story is one established all over the state of walk behind mowers, and a very capable and from the mini to the mighty CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA ( ": -. . . . - . ly ,çp "ii Sanford shop became a . Florida, to the Clerk of thC Circuit to any and all existing lin5, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole Court, and file the some In duplicate rthouse In Sanford, and as provided in Section 733.16, County Cou Flewida Statutes. In their offices In Florid. a. the above described per. County Courthouse in Seminole SonI property That said Sate is being made to County, Florida. within four satisfy the terms 0 Said Writ of calendar months from the t'm of Execution, the first publication hereof, or the John E. Polk. same will be barred Sheriff Filed at Sanford Florida, thiS 71st Seminole County, Florida day of April. 1975 Publish' April 15,72, 79. May 6. 1975 The Commercial 1 4: It Agentfor J. Horse & aider Sanford1 Ph.323.S434 WAIITc.IWIIPV ForQuotes CALL 323-38L6 323.3U6 323.7710 t,pIp- j,1 "Interiors" to 2105 Park Ave. North in Winter Park. the ) -. SADDLES-GUN BELTS HATS.SPURS LEATHERGOODS Sorry ___________ APPLIANCES 24 HR. SERVICE IjkAve. et Closed Sat. _______ HOME SALES & SERVICE Sq22'sFild tLPayments V ____ for six years. After relocating stylish - AUTO INSURANCE - ___ ___________ IGENEVA HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING I I 202 S. Park Ave. . ... WHIRLPOOL - ____ ~M&2ilim TIP ' Berta Hall In the same location ____________ .. D'U14UU1 ' S " _____ ___ 1 Bo.i'i Agewj ..!~ - -, . , . , " ~ ,,IJ I _____ _____ . __ ( _______ : --- ' 16.24 Year Olds L.'eLOIu For - I 4 ..' _ . _. rfell-10ARf - . p S _....J.. . ~" ___ ___ ,u 4 ___ ______ _______ . FULL LINE - LOW RATES ___ ___ 4 ___ Senior ItusI Officer I At Exptitor , - . - EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. . , . or 831'9?19_~ 2611 A completely unique concept in home furnishing and gift L "A shopping became a reality frlier this year at 2602 Drive (11-92) in San. t'. VQ ford. Decorator's Bazaar It a charming new place to browsei . through i* rooms of de:orator '711 ~ furniture and accessories at amazIngly low prices, as well as exciting gift items that you -1. would usually have to spend days looking for In crowded , 1 -1 ~_. ~~ . shopping centers or out of the 4 -1-IW = __ , ~ __ V- ay shops - Decorators Bazaar kno.vn as little blue building where French meets 17 92", is the orginal Idea of Berta Hail, who previously owned Interiors by ________ ____ ' ri, r I e.r.tmeiit ~xxxxx- Call 322' : F.. ' CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 75.)29.CA4I.0 In re: The Marriage of BONNIE K. CLEMMONS. '.. . X .'%..A FA I,-. 4~ . s are Roger M Mixon 116VT . - ' Vice President & ~ Have Fun Finding Bargains s" ComBat* of Winter Park 16 . IV,. C £ • • WILLIAM S PERCY 1( et at • • • • • , Dferid.ints Ph. 322-6707 Sanford Fla. 919 E. 2nd St. NOTICE OF SUIT 10 Williams Percy. i k ii William Percy and Marilyn S Percy, ti5 wife, -_______________________________________________________________ RESIDENCE UNKNOWN All parties claiming ntctclt% by. thrOuqh, under or aga inst William FICTITIOUS NAME A. Duda & Sons -From Pry. a k William Percy and Notice Is hereby qiven that we are [___~ l%ariyn ti t'ercy. his Wite,Cndtoall engaged In husnels at 303 French 1 I a a a *4 g. • u ,A.ii.&. .......4 Ave and i1i Celery Ave.. ,eminoe \*. a"y rqht, title or nt,sI in the rPil County. FLorida tder th. ficteI,ous property herein described The Only Insecticide You Need To rj f NICE DAY COIN LAtiN I g ii•i'y i YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DRY, and that we intend to register Protect Your Lawn Against Chinch that an acton In foreclose a mor .aid name with the Clerk of Bugs, Sod Webwocms, Bermuda Mites, Igage on the fOtIOwnc real property Circuit Court, Seminole County, White Grubs, Leafhoppers And More. II In 5ecninoI' County. Florida Florida in accordance with the tot 7, RIok I SKY LARK SUB provisions of the Fic1itiov Name ,. Plat thereof Statutes. To Wit: Section 5 09 I - , " . G -7w ardenLand -A*' as recorded in Plat Book 17 pages II Florida Statutes 1957 wpsil. ,. - If and IS, of the Public Records of Open Daily 8a.m. . 5 p.m. I beI E voiei s 11 ' 'l Seminole Cxinty. Florida George E. Vogel to First St. 1400 W. Ph. 3236630 Sanford__ ! as been filed against you and 6 197 ________________________________________________________________ you PubliSh April IS. 72, 29 t renuired Ut serve a copy of your OEM $1 .4 t '1 , _. A ihrIttendp$cmes, l any, to it ' van ________ ____________________ . den Berg. Gay & Burke, PA. at . x NOTICEOF SHERIFF'S SALE -- . 'L 'r ore low* r Post Office Pbs 793. Orlando. NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Putt.PuttOnOut I , f Florida 37902, and file the original by virtue of that c2rialn Writ of I A ,I . And Save At h the Clerk of the above styled ExecutIon Issued out of and urder t c'r htt'i 2 1 7 p (üunt tt'e f (or CtherwiSC' a judqinrit may be -. Orortge COunty, Florida. upon a InU -1 - __ r~ 0 o, _4* ~ , DUDA AUTO PARTS tered against Vol)for the reI'f judgment rendered in the aforesaid -_ demanded in the COmJifll court on the 2nd day of August, A / __ I. And Mg petItion 1973, in that certain case entitled, R ol VJIINESS my hand and the teal Clarence English and Catherine OVIEDO IRAC1OR CQ. of said Court on April 25, 1975. English, his wife Plaintiff. vs Coils . (Seal) 1i Morgan and Eva Morgan. his wife . Ph. .rthur H Bc'c..with, Jr Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Route 426 Oviedoi Clerk of the (.ircuit Court I _____________ E.ecutien was delivered to me as AUTO PARTS -f ___ L3 Elaine RiCharde __________________ LAWN &GARDEN Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida. AND ACCESSORIES • Deputy Clerk EQUIPMENT _______________ afldlhavelevieduponthefollowng _ _____ WHOLESALE.RETAII. I __________ Pubtib April 79, May 6. 13. 1975 deScribed property owned by CoIls 4 lil MW OEM 189 llzkk_A gn a Eva Morgan. hi wife, 'Ei Wit. _____ said prOperty h#ing located in '-k. L Seminole mor IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. perticularly described as follows Swinging, All of Lot 16. the West 17' 4" of Lot and : CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR I? and the East 4'4" of Lot 15. Block natural. Try some on SEMINOLE COUNTY r 15, Sanlando the Suburb Beautiful PROBATE DIVISION today, You'll be Recorded in Pta? aook 3. Page t.. PROBATE NO 75 102 CP 111~0 I Publit Records. Seminole County, pleasantly surprised. : In re: Estate ci '' I ONEoF THE MANYMIGI'SAToVmDoTRAR Florida, together with th3 right Of HAPPY RUSH Ingress and egress over Brentwood _J01 _ It IIto r) Fred Hall and Kerry S1tcrwood—ealesmen—wiH assist you (a your selection of farm equipment deceae'J Wig Ayenue and that porlion of Salem NOTIt.t 10 CREDITORS : The secrets tobeinga success To All Creditors and All Persons Street lying East of Brentwood At the home office in Oviedo They carry disc arrows from Hall and Kerry Sherwood, and a Avenue and South of and adjacent to Boutique are an enormous ambition and )'OU will find nine of the 11 30 Inches to 31 feet In width and by shop foreman Ed Kennedy. a Having Claims or Demands Against said Block 15 described above o ' hours of hard work. No one fludas hard at work. The other wheel tractors from S to 320 h.p veteran of the company since Said Estate: 3 INTERSTATE MALL and the undersigned as She riff of , You are hertb notified and knows this better t ha n A. Duda two are based in the Belle Glade These wheeltractors are from 1957. 43 & 1.4 Semnole County. Florida, will at ' reouire'd to present any claims and & Sons Inc., creators of Oviedo plant. S 32 Inches to 14 feet in width and Altamonte Springs 131-4354 11:00 AM on the 71h day of May, Duda Auto Parts consists of : demands whkh you may have Tractor and Duda Auto Parts, the estaleof HARRY RtiSH, A 0. 1975 offer for sale and sell to w eigh from 400 to 40,000 both wholesale and retail Open lOa.m..0 p.m., Sun. 1-C owner Irma Orimo, , against Oviedo Tractors, a division of Oviedo deceased late of Seminole County, the higheit bidder, for cash, subject has been in pounds. At Oviedo Tractor you operations. They stock a Bank of Winter Park, also known as '. . ft 24 Hour Nursing Care For tend to re'aiter said name with tIi Cler k of the Circuit Court. Seminole County. r:wlda in acordancc with the rrovistonS of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit M509 Florida Statutes 1957 S Roberti. Crolcy Publith April 73. 79, May 6. 11 1975 OEM 135 MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, pla;nlfI . NURSING 'where your friends are" NATIONAL POP'S USED CARS. .,nd that I in .-. ..".. .......- Tuesday, MA 6, 175-7A Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Notice is hereby QvCfl that I ni EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE enaaoe(j fl hUliflOtS & Pt. I. BO 191. Lcriq*COd. Seminole Cc.unty. COUNTY. FLORIDA. Florida under the tititiouS name of CIVIL ACTION NO. PS COOCAICE 4 Jr.,-- .. A.''. Largest Company 2562 S. Park Ave Sanford A Filet of Sole $ 129 1k �- A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl BEETLE BAILEY Mart Walker WIN PC 401.1 TPINl4f T IT. 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Ryan HUS&ND ILL FNESW.A WHAffAYA UK MANMEDN& I WAS MNPHJ'MY ThIS OWN 1JSINESSAIJP I-Mu WAU(P LU' ANP &RAEP ME iIMeV wagon i KtJoW...IT%ooLp OFErrtF VJ WJQ)p RUN - ilu Jill BBBEAGHL IfllT IU SMAQf2 IY UMttUL'r IS? %LII.UVt.l OR 9)41 1 GHTAHNWI)TOTANNXX L L L AOEOUOHOUNKTXIIIIIHBP EUUYOSEGACLOOEYBXLB BNLEFLBSAKFUREDI3ONE It hardly ever w orks , and didn't then. Potsdam was a prelude to the Cold War and, m a sense, to Korea and Vietnam. There were Harry Truman, new as President, determined, T operating on Intuition, and right 0'O you D by Dick Cavolli WINTHROP YRGLKXNDTHRXO FRAEBLDOFFOM A CATERPiLLAR ON -tAT CELEBRATES HEt'JN \JRHff 'VJNGsM4J 34RTH LOOK. JUG' THE ORCIIESIRA NE YOUI4LIP' Wf41O you" VOLU4TEER FOR ANYTHING. ARCI.IIE'i. PtAY1RA.L•(¼ .-•_./y ,' 01 - FOR ORCwiSl H 'THOj3MT5 ARE 50 LOFTY-.ME5 N0TT 1115 6E5r Si'EAxlJ6 TO MERE -, J MR5.VAIJ PEWS CHECKBOOK W ILL W5P - HPH...YERY WELL.-.IFu5MEJ5:ST± • ON 5EENG HIM LOWE -Y " SHE ' -. . - T OUT OF HA1uJr: ----c - I THE. REJ t4H' OF L A W N R D E R T F R CaSM SCtIEbU,E t. - W1SLJ ------ - .3CAU BY by Howie Schneider ' T CAS6S L&J JUSIXE t - ttEt 7f AL... r PI0TT BItE TICK FOXHOUND REI)HONE Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find " puzzles with over 50 . series series of 24.page booklets discoveries per panel in an all To order volumes I. II and Ill. send I for each, making checks payable to "Seek & Find' in care of this newspaper E - THIS IS THE HOTEL RECEPTION DESK CALLINÔLYOUR-UH•LOVELOTUS FLOCKS GETTING A , D B R R E K 6REYIIOUNI) ST. filBERT WA Lb ER OTtER TOMORROW: Racing Sports ('at s "K fS'4 Si 'Y IM SURE 1 THE SIGHT OF K BASSET HI:A(;l.E BLACK AND TAN BLOODHOUND I, GlJRIJ5 I D litdn'ctions: The hidden names listed below appeal forward, backward, up, down, of dlaionafly in the puzzle. Find each hidden name md box it In as shown: PLEASE GET IT AND REPORT TO THE MUSIC TEACHER f II U •' U Y B A S C K N B L A I) G R A H T o I. P II .LtIilLR OIV THERE5 BUT BY FRE . FREE FREE ,I'1 OF WITH THE PURCHASE Of A BUCKET OR BARREL OF CHICKEN r For V1edneday, May 7, 1975 ARIES (March 21-April 19) You'll be better off today If you don't rely too heavily upon the MOVIE OF THE WEEK "The California Kid" RERUN Martin Sheen and Vic Morrow star In this "road" picture, which was the network's highest-rated TV movie of season. Morrow plays an ornery c'p who pushes kid drivers into speeds that lead to fatal accidents, and Sheen plays the brother of a victim. He's out for revenge. Exciting chase. 9-10 CBS HAWAII FIVE-O RERUN "Welcome to Our Branch Office" Steve is set up, turns out double is working extortion game. A businessman accuses Steve of trying to shake iw,ueu him aown ior "protection" cash. 1.3441 NBC "TIlE RETURN flI' JOE FORR}STER" - ' Another --- pilot r"-- film that has '...... nnininn 'v'rs. Your ideas .CS look Your firandsln will be good. Others may (17 to very encouraging this year. dilute them. Some unusual conditions will develop that will fatten your TAURUS (April )-May bank balance. Foll ow your hunches as to how business matters involving you should be handled. Don't let another pressure you to do it his way. GEMINI (May 21-June Don't let a minor se tback throw off- track on something ) you're hoping for. Things will work out very well for you today. I 1ra: P !!!.T '1 .t5Lf.i Contractors Do Not Meet Guidelines WASHINGTON (AP) - Con- gressional Investigators are CANCER (June 21-July 22) criticizing the govemment far Now is the time to play those lax enforcement of rules aces-in-the-hole you've been holding to gain advantages LEO (July a-Aug. 22) Iost people will see the merits of requiring federal contractors to end Job discrimination against In a report Sunday, the General Accounting Office said It t let a dissenter your ideas. Don' existence of enforcement aclions." It said the pat tern could VVPSFIfl S fl__S S I L_II_._ IL_S izu,u (Aug. thug 32-Sept. ieau conu'acLor3 w believe that j lead Your greatest advantages "the compliance agencies Jo today will come from point not intend to enforce" reguventures. If you want to make a lations against discrimination. profit, prepare to share fairly. One-fifth of the "afftr-w1ative action" hiring plans approved LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You, by the Pentagon for its conbetter than most, understand tractors do not meet federal that harmony is maintained guidelines, the GAO said. tliroug a willingness to give Seventy per cent of the plans and take. Be prepared to cornapproved by the General Servpm me bodSY. Ices Administration, the govSCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ernment's housekeeping agenConsider the best ways to in- cy, were deficient and did not crease financial return from have sufficient r.afeguards to your work or career. Today promote Job equality, the GAO you'll be inspired on how to do added. this. a result of these failures, the minorities who are supSAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. to be assisted by federal pc 21) Lady Luck will do all anti-discrimination effort., are can to help you today, if frustrated," understandably sees you've sensibly evaluated said Rep. Richard Boiling, I)_1I •L. bait. ss.aIm. SubMo.,fiscal-policy CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. committee chairman of the 19) Things in general will work Joint Economic Committee. .._i .. L$.0 ..._ a4L4L4LUU0I ei.j.ii,..,. 1.4.... Pr1llina said first røw'n.. '0 .*SOthe -M.Aldy, LISlI, LU throw cold water on your plans. _ .._.j,s_ LUI4&C provided 0v1e51y0Um _.. wuca- ihitih. ....m..J (tar the nl2n. Ups with made good. It will star Ijoyd 5Oflable demands that can't be the government. as the kids try to sneak back Bridges as "The Metro Man" met. ''O s'f&50 1551 ISt•t• into the hotel and avoid t heir next season. He'z a cop on the 2=04 C11161111111111 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) beat faced with rising crime escort on bed check. IUTU 8-8:3O PBS TUE WAY ITWAS rate. lie establishes good Share your plans only with JOHN WAYNE ' RERUN This entertaining relationships with the street those you feel will fully under' sports series starts reruns people as he tracks down a stand and appreciate them. "BRANNIGAN" D. MATINEE 2:$ONLY tonight, and the opener recalls robbery team, but the Un- Avoid those who'll be nonconstructive. denying theme is to Improve one of the most dramatic moments in all sports history, the image of the policeman on PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) "POOR PRETTY N Bobby Thomson's playoff the beat. handling tricky You're better EDDIE" 10- 11 CBS BARNABY JONES homer in 1951 with two outs in 9'. financial situations later In the THE LEGEND the last inning that gave the RERUN "Forfeit By Death" day than you are in the early OF FRENCHIE KING New York Giants the National Sheree North guest-stars. She period. Delay them till then. League pennant over the represents a bonding company Brooklyn Dodgers. Thomson that loses a large bail on a Now Showing and the man who made the fatal defendant In a hit-run case. Barnaby is enlisted to find the pitch, Ralph Branca, talk about PAM GRIER iS*SHEBA BABY' Plus missing man, who may not it with Curt Gowdy. BAMBOO GODS & I RON ME N 8-9:30 NBC "THE IN.- have disappeared voluntarily. Starts Wed. 10-11 ABC MARCUS WELBY, David VISIBLE MAN" /d PART II M.D. "Dark Fur" McCallum stars in the 9 PI us RERUN Conclusion of twoH television remake of theH.G. Wells classic about a scientist porter finds Dr. Kiley accused Slaughter who discovers he can make of malpractice after he treats a himself Invisible. The story patient accused of rape. Victim has been picked by the is a young woman with whom network as one of its new series Kiley is In love. She also has next fall. Jackie Cooper as undergone a recent kidney research administrator and transplant. Kate Weston as the invisible "Y OINIRAL CINEMA CORP mans wile are costarred. Pilot sdam was The Bomb. While conference was in progress, Truman received word of successful test at Alamogordo. Though the Japanese beaten and were making peace overtures in Moscow, Truman's decision to drop the atomic bomb had already ripened. To save American lives? Yes, but also because, in the words of Secretary of State Byrnes, 1i will make the Russians more manageable." The Russians got the message and became less manageable. One place Truman wanted to manage t'e Russians was East- maybe half the time; Winston em Europe. The free elections Churchill, already defeated for and other democratic parare-election although he started phernalia Stalin had promised the conference without knowing at Yalta didn't seem to matethe results, and Joseph Stalin, rialize.,,The American passion strong of will but fairly weak on waned, for democracy ethics. however, when Stalin brought - The interplay of motives, up the matter of Franco Spain. l'rurr.an could look Stalin cttari' deals with niictinn Al prejudice, guile, suspicions, SO' judgments and misjudgments straight in the eyes in promis- "0" whether the secret should be he never ing rles L ha he ady mix. C makes a the i-enMee Jr. describes it well, with a intended to hold. And the made available to sharp eye for detail both dcc- President was hoping to avoid tagon. 8:30-lb ABC TUESDAY orative and significant, and re- Soviet entry into the war with spect for adequate documents- Japan -no longer needed, and a threat to America postwar lion. CNTIAL 11O*IDA$ OLDIST An invisible principal at Pot- po wer in the Far East. NOU$Z An Wedim IsAr.AI1JLlAYt C%ItDVrAVl I r 'T1t2.30P.M.S1.25 s rm - ____________________ 1 Ronzwr Au - p A. (1. . S.GbIT (1_.: _- - Safety is a family affair. GOVERNOWS SAFETY ARRIVE AUVE HIGHWAY COMMISSION SUNSHINE STATEoo *I A I ILIJIJILC) mom watem ow chuc"iit to Wool" 2:)S,S:00 OWEN SPOON A*kRO ?:4S. 10:00 EA MuiJ YOUR BIRTHDAY May 7, 1975 - TRIAL A ep. I BOOK REVIEW, S ONETANL'TOOFE L ER-THE OIIDOOLBI) hc fra,.airif.n •iU.J b'0• ByBERNICEBEDE0SOL the cash. Swinging door humor Hound Dogs TAAGL -ECHAGADBB 0 KT "Mannix" finished No. 8 In the just any spareribs, but special Niehsens the same week It was ones from a particular cancelled, series star Mike restaurant in Chicago. He Connors dispatched identical means lxlsine3s. 84:30 CBS GOOD TIMES telegrams to Bob Wood and I n I e r e sting Fred Silverman, president and RERUN vice-president in charge of development as Michael rebeLs CBS, against finishing an IQ test, at programming respectively, which read: "It claiming it Is meant for whites, seems that everybody loves us. not blacks. Upset at first, Why don't you???. . . Carl Florida and James begin to Reiner reports that he has a understand their son's stand firm 13-week contract from and fall in line behind him. 84:30 ABC hAPPY DAYS ABC to produce, write, direct and star in a half-hour comedy, "Coin' to Chicago" Knocked off the schedule earlier in the "Heaven Help Us." 8:30-9 CBS MASH RERUN season, It finally shows up in first run. All the boys are with a Wild th'ught! go thrnwh ye yearns school trip to Chicago and ravaged mind. Hawkeye for barbecued spareribs. Not decide to sneak out of the hotel for a night on the town. They IItia II ..t in m naihfr1iih • Sb ISfJ SOS SO "b"0'0' then &I ,lI.,.,s,n.- D,,Oru,. I VbaIt IPREACHOO.ATANNDD C A E C N I _n. U fl'S I, ABOUT TONIGHT: A pair of familiar faces show up tonight in movies on NBC that actually are previews of next season. Lloyd Bridges stars as a cop on the beat in a big city In "j' Return of Joe Forrestor," at 9:30, whIch, irhen it comes "The Metro Man" next fall, will be Bridge's fifth series in his long TV career. And David McCallum, once popular member of the "Man from U.N.C.LE." team, becomes 'The Invisible Man" at 8 p.m., another new series for next season. Old series stars fade away, only to rome hark another way. AROUND: When MEETING AT POTSDAM. By Charles L. Mee Jr. Evans. 384 Pages. $10.95. Potsdam was one of those set pieces of history where a few powerful men, representing powerful nations and driven by powerful egos, propose to tidy up the world after its latest Catastrophe. SRK I DNB . B L U E T I C lID A I R E B U If I S M LUABBBEASNBEAGBOARR A EOUNDES DNUOH L EUN E E BLON DIE I. N uKAt*? M SEEK & FIND' ''"i I"'4' TO F1 I G HT'S HIGHLIGHTS FINE. $E LCt.3k5 HOROSCOPE (24) Mister Roger's hues Beaver (44) (44) Underdog 3:00 (2,8) Another World (6) Price Is Right (9) General Hospital (3$) Mr. Ed (44) Leave It To Beaver 3:39 (6) Match Game (9) One Life To Live (35) Uncle Hubie Show (44) Three Stooges 4:0 (2.!? Scre' ,n Anr. 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P 0 Box 489, Radio A 60 , [11 53 Pres.. 27 Mineral spring Ansitter Tomorrovi dummy Then he led a low club and T 20 Feminine SuHi ipI) 57 26 Ice mass I N 51 Cr'i'r 24 Land measure S - TO I T h L Nf I L rr 16 Get off a Ship 18 Reiterates 22 C" Ei)ER TPCWHr j$FERjp4 PRr ,. I Diamond ; [ 12 lifetime 13 Australian 42 ConsQrl (var) 45 Conoi 14 Mrrcker 49 Occur LIONG, LOA c;ZXVE OME.T1'E.6O TODAY'S Qt'VsTIoN' er Bollen Rog IiTt! 39 Greek r.i' god N I L 4Pnochla score 40 Arrive .- S. fj the hand. At least he wasted a lot of time worrying about spilt milk 1 ACROSS I Drunkard 44 4V Previous Puzzle Answer _______ Jumble - (35, 44) Movie 9:30 (2, 8) Pour! Story (13) Richard 'I You. South, hold THE BORN LOSER (35) Victory At Sea (44) Braves Baseball 9:00 (6) Hawaii FiveO (13) Westbrcok Hospital (24) The Way It IYiI - South took a long time to bid his A KQ 985 V A 2 • K 4 A ha nd When he finally bid SX What do you jlii might b niitrump he Felt th;it 'our h.iriil t irlh .1 bid d gr.:W %I.IIIi, but that be)ond gaint. Itrmrmber our anyone should be happy about partner accept ed )our first slam collecting th e robber and small tn "hen he bid four dittmens. Bid TONIGHT'STV Squares (13) Movie 8:00 (2, 8) Movie (6) Good Times (9) Happy Days (24) Noel Coward 35) American Lifestyle (44) Sports Legends 8:30 (6) MA.S.H 9 'i'' ' , Truth (6) Concentration (9) What's My Line (9) Wild World Of Animals (13) Johnny Ringo (24) Intercom (35s, A4) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Car&d ra IA Pass Pass (9) 7:30 (2) To Tell The South • Deal Hollywood '0 about 1,500' North (8) Let's Make A EVENING P~MM` The bidding has been 6 6NI MEMO • p VE i— LY ) 34 4 NT 5 N. T. Tuesday, May 6, 1975-9A ----- ""'i\ f,.?Pijt"1 .• . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. the second Uick. He would have seen that four club tricks would have been enough for the slam since there were eight lop tricks in the hersuit.s, lie would alsohaveseen that he would have no problem if the clubs broke 22 or 3.1. After this preliminary thought he would have led the same low club from dummy East would have followed with that same five spot and careful South wouldhaveputon the eight, not the king This would be quite likely to cost him a2o.point overtrick, but what is ) points EAST J 952 £ T LEISURE Cl-lIP i oO"L ALLEY Gc RID Itv OS%%'AlL) and .IME.S JA('()RY I Cl4OCOLATE I 7 A 3LE. n / l rz W 4i 0110? OLJP AT by Dick Turns, CARNIVAL DON'T FORGET OUR DELICIOUS JI. r4 J �IOA—Evening HerId, Sanford, FL i'-I'l+ • I I i Back Problem ny LRWTtDCe E. Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB -1 am a female, 26, and some 270 pounds. Other than the obesity, I am in very good health except (or one ailment that has alarmed me enough to write to you. For the past month I have been a regular watcher of a '__,.___. t___t.t_ --- — - -iv&is ueuiui program. i cani praise it eni)ugh. Every exercise Is done slowly, d'llberatelyandwithoutstjajn. (;(eat: E pIlgetixajnctj no - .'-------' ______________ matter how "easy" I am Ofl myself, It's mY back, Doc. I figured I was Just out of shape and I should expect some does my family) that it's my being fat thdt caused it. Almost _________________ any physical problem I've ever had t'.as been attributed to my being heavy, no matter what. I young, but now I question a ,j,:hct StJ1iJfl.,t lihe ttlit. _________________ 1 took it easy for a couple of _____ ' TesUed wilt a friend just for fun. He beat me easily and the session lasted maybe three minutes, but by the next day I ws in a very bad way. Aspirin saw me through it plus using a water bed at night. It lasted about a week. J T _____ ilnhition&mrnyneckcIear down to my bottom. Is it possible that this is an early warning sign of arthrsti" Should I continue my gentle exercise in spite of my discomfort? flow can my condition be diagnosed for non-conclusive tests. u soundsllkearthritiswjlla great weight reduction really do any good? DEAR READER - Wow! anti you want to kndw if that be the CLLSC of your bICk patn. i dbt if you have arthritis, youi' spine with all that weight. Think of your spine as a pole to har1g things on. The more you hangon it the more strain it will be under. And, you know as well asldo that 270 pounds is a lot lg on. Now, whenever I stretch my spiie with any exercise causes discomfort like in- _________________ __________________ ______________________________ _______ — Legal Notice EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT FOR FLORIDA IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY PROBATE DIVISION . Tuesday, May 4. 1975 ' Le9aI Notice FICTITIOLS NAME ?;tiCC is hereby given that i am ";.gcd in buSiness a? SI? Queens Mirror Clrcte, Casseiberry 32701. Seminole County. Fbi Ida under the fictitious name of CLEAN RITE intend toregister said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provijions of rhe Fictitious Legal Notice Legal Notice - Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIP. THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL FOR CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE CIRCUIT. IN AND SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE NO. 75.lO4CA.O CASE NO. 1S'1ICAO.A ENGEL MORTGAGE COMPANY. DIVISION: C INC a Delaware orporatlon, CONSOLIDATED PIPE & SUPPLY PIant.II. CO., INC. or FLORIDA, a Florsda vs corporation. BOBBY Plaintiff, JOE RISNER and MARILYN RISNER, his wife, HOUSING GROUP. INC. it Florida Ofenants corporation. NOTICE OF SALE Notice is hereby given that, Defendant. NOTICE OF SALE pursuant to a t;nal judgment of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that foreclosure entered in the above aptionr.i action, I will sell the pursuant to a Final Judgment 01 property situated in Seminole FOrecIOiutC entered ii Case Ipi it 100 CA 09, in the Circuit Cuwi ,t County, Florida. described as. oleCounty, Florida, I will ll 10? 70, SAN LANTA, THIRD S 5TI0N, as recorded in PIat BOOk the property situate and lying in 13, Page 73, PubIi Records of Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as: Seminole County, Florida. TOQC?her with all structures and PARCEL NO. 1 Fr- the South ' :rner tmprornr;n'.u,andhc-attcr .".." ' Qnge sld !3r., and fl?i.'es !' ttiefeto - alsoalluas,steam.elcctr,c, 29 East run N $9 degrees 33' 15" C. water, itrid other heating, cooking, along the South line of said Section refrigerating, lighting, plumbing. 20.adlstarCeOf3oteetlorapoinlol ventilating, irrigating, and power begnning; n.m thence N $9 degrees systems, machints, appliances, 35' lI' C 2331 77 feet to a point 30 feel of said Section 21. thence NO degrees 35' 0)" V,' ?O? it f'.t 10 thu' 5[ corner of the SW of the NW ' of saId SectIon 71. thence U 0 degrees the Sem'nol County n t II 00 a m • on the 72nd Jay 01 Ma,'. 1975. SI' W 50? 00 feet, thcnce N II degrees 4' 15" W 129190 fet't to a concrete monument, thence S 59 degrees 79' 56" W 1287.81 feet to the Southeasterly R.W lIne of the Seaboard Coastline Railroad. thence S 46 degrees 14' 44" W, along sad p W line a distance of 181656 feet to a point on the EaSt P W Iin of Eden Park Road. ttence 5 0 degrees 31 C 269) 61 feet to the Point of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Beomnning. (LESS the following described EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE property, to wit,) From the South i4 corner of COUNTY. FLORIDA.NO. 71.25$-CA. CtiOri 20, TOwnShip 71 South, FRE[)EPICI'. '. ttricrs INC - , Range ?'9 East run Easterly along Delaware corporation, te South line of said Søction to t'hmff. the sixhy five (63) foot contour line (U S C & C S datum) for a Point o Arthur H flekwuth. Jr Clerk Circuit Court fly: Elaine RlCharde puy Clerk MarL,.a,. and Brooke Attorneys for Plaintiff post Office Drawer x Jacksonville, Florida 37703 Publish May 6. 1975 DEN 53 JR , etc , et ux - et at , Def'da NOTICE OF SALE Notice iS hereby given that, sixty five (65) ft contour line Northeasterly to the intersectIon of the Eastern section line of said Secticn 20. continue Plorlht'rly along nr 1:00 A.M. — 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon fery, Fsguire, of Nichols & Tatich, PA., Suite 1110. The Hartford BuildIng, 700 East Robinson Street. Orlando, FlorIda 32801, and lilt the rn Noon The Dotj Before PublicQtlon ' Sundaj - Noon FrIdQy _________________________________________________________ - forecIsure en'.red in "e above captioned action, I will sell the $6509 Florida Statutes 1957. ' I'Sr,,iIa r You Know? * Mv, Afl$ , '' •'" v.hO Iovcs people, budget stretching rent Also unfurn. BAMPOO COVE GARDEN APTS 300E Airport Blvd 373 1310 1,IMMEDlAT E OCCUPANCY. tur ruShed & UnfurniShc'd mpts & houSes SIC to $140 per mo 321 oo 700 MagnolIa Ave., Sanford, I and , Wrm. unfurn .is from $110 $17' 3436 or Orlando "r " " DEADLINES j Roomfurrlthed duplet 74th St 1st and last Mo ptu ISO deposit I -- child, no pets Alter S. 373 SoIl uses 33-Houses Furnished - -- - ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM? IN YOUR FAMILY? At. ANON . Sand lewood ?t0H,utt,i 31A-Djplexes Villas - "Hotlirit", Adults Oc Teens drinkers. For further information call or write $inford Al Anon Family Group _______________________________ Box 533. Sanford. Fla. 32771. _____________________________ FACED WITH A DRINKING In remembrance of my dearly beloved husband. Eldon E. Witliamson. whOwent to be with God one year ago — May 6. 1974 Although his smIle is gone and his hands I cann3t touch, I thank God Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous C.in Ca!l 123 Write P 0. Box 1713 one I love so much. tt broc m hr,rt to l.e him flu? hr didn't go alone for part of me went with him the day God called -- ' Legal Notice God knowS how much I loved him meniui e Shall never 6'\d n ld My thoughts shall always wander to the toot where he % lain, looking back with tenderness along the path he trod. I'll bled the years I had with him and leave the rest to God. My darlIng's gone but nol forgotten. Lula Williamson FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged In business at P.O. Box Fern Park 37130. Seminole County. Florida under the flctltiou name 01 TEN ASSOCIATES, and that I In. tend to register said name with the ----------Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole 5-Lost & Found County, Florida In accordarce with ---. the provlsion of the Fictitious Name Statutes, TO WI?: Section FOUND' Bassett Hound behind 25th St Cemetery. 3270154. $6509 Floriria !t .tutes 1937 S Gordon Williamson 2 Cats left a a service station in Publish April 72, 79. May 6. . Sanford I black male & 1 grey 1)6 tiger female Please call 862.1331 Seminole Memorial P1,spital 6—Child I or 2 bedroom dupltx apartments Furnished or unfurnishect 60' S*irnminq pod 17)0 S Orlando Or 32) ?90 Range•Refrigerator 32 —Houses Unfurnished Clothes Vlaslier• Dryer * Bedroom. P.m bath, r.e... iarpet, or 377 1136 * Heated Pool * ,.arge 3 bedroom. 7 bath, air con ditioned, kitchen equipped, in the city. P4eitr hosiitI $173 mo with security dep 327 7199 1.2 Bedroom s 110 W AIRPORT BLVD. 373 7170 -- - - 31-Apartments Furnished -- - Nice 2 bedrooms All utllite fur t fished. Adults Waterfront and boatIng privileges $110 377 0 — 3 Bedrooms, P, balt's, fenced yard, no pets $130 Month deposit required 373 3620. after ' GarageApartment 2300 Meltonvitle Care — _____________________________ — ..0 .i-. TV Shop for rent any other businrs lit] Sanford Ave 372 7077 or 372 6700 after 6 BALL REALTY ChoiCe Listings lot? Lots in Loth Arbor DISTRESS SALE,) bedroom. SanLanta home, central h a. shag carpets, less than down, and take over mort IN ALL PRICE RANGES Real Estate - rCmodeled 13 Bedrooms, 1 tths, carefree aluminum siding, I firr'vtaces. Convenient Sanford location. Huge rooms Un - " '' ' - 1 BPS , 7 full bathS, family room & den, plenty storage, large lot 175.000 377 1047 -.-------------- - ;' - . . . - - - . . ' - ..' . - . . - S - ; , , . . . . -- . '. - - _ - -- - --t'T.- --- - ------ I • '. ' . ir-.---_---_- -- _-.--- -- .. _ --. _- _____ ---.-----_- - -___.- . ---------- - .. , / ,fl fVRY mu,, 373 7716 Your MLS Air Conditioning Sanford 3fl-7$I1 7565 Park Di-. 2873 Grove Dr.. Sanhord. 3 Bedrooms, 2 baths, porch, fenced. VA, low down 517,500 373 0011 3 bedroom, 1', bath on corner lot, 518.900. Existing, $16,500. 7 pct rntg 373 8607 Home lmprovements Jim Hunt Realty 377-2118 AFTER HRS. Central Heat 8 Air Conditioning For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SCARS in Sanford 377 I?;). a . ' Lawn Care BUDDY'S HOMEIMt'ROVEMEP". ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS 327 1)31. Interior, Exterior plastering Plaster patching 5, simulated brick & stone specialty. 372 7700. Beauty Care TO.F P' ItEAUTY SALON (forrnmn ly ham t'tt'S Beauty Ploob I — 519 1 Pnc'3?? 5742 C Service offee ___________________________________ COFFEE CENTRAL - Colfeeserv ice nl.c.i, available in Sanfori. 37) 5036 - MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WI' TER ITEMS. - SEL.L "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH, PLACE ACLASSIFIEOADNOW, Call 377761) or $319993 __________________________________ LIII station and force main installa tin, concrete foundation work for signs, equipment, pumps. etc Underground or above gruund storage tanks, Dc'wotering. cx cavation, drive way culvert pipes and head walls, retaining waIts. Keith P Smith Construction Inc. )03671 111$ Stan, 7lhrs _____________________________ WANT Al') Phone 327 26)1 cr 5)1 '. ,--_- ---- -. . '. - . -. ____________ Lw Clearini7 . - ---------------- . . --..--=-=--- ' - ----.--.--- 1937 BuIck Ro,admaiter. Good c,usditlor. rrs. Best offer. 377.7197. WANT UPII3ELIEvABLE Then you're missing a bet if you don't check Out this 1971 Honda CT7O. Recently Inspected. in top working order $300. or best offer. If interested, give me 'a call. Bill Currie, 377 7611 Ext 53 WE FINANCE OVER 60 NICE CLEAN CARS TO CHOOSE 1-POM, EASY TERMS 1972 057 Yamaha 750CC Firellent Ciincliticwi, $500 Call 3327173 NO CREDIT CHECK - PlO IN TEPEST - PlO RED TAPE. 1971 Yamaha 500 F,'otorcycic insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3733846 'IATIONAL AUTO SALES 26005 FRENCH. SANFORD 1977 Yamaha, 750; $100 or will trade for smaller bike or car. 377 264.5. 1973 Buick Century. PS, PB, Air, Auto. Best offer. 6411261 after S - SWii INT" I SAYEVPU%OIINUS 67 A—Feed 1ItIFllUflhIUFF hi$ JIM DANDY JAll FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GORMLY's E 46, Sanford 373 1733 1 TUWI IN 051 oum lIT PARAOI ua'eict $41IC'TION$t ,. a''Ii4*' ' , dU W - ' '.4 ta - .'' — — . Wanted to buy used off ice furniture' Any Quantity NOLL'S Cassel berry, Hwy. 1797. 130-4206 . P4 1 . - " - II In b a.. t.-' a , iP4 - .*i5 4 TilIA C'uP%l £'i) '.Jl £,i.4Tg( 51 Tilt 11 * mi ( SM Hull I '- ITI.I DAVES'37) 7)70 I $18351 I T1LMU... ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top prices paid, used, any condition 641 *126. Winter Park —i—'— . L --- ___---'--J CASH 322-4132 1&j41& 4 For used furniture, appliances, tools. etc. Buy I or 1001 items. Larry's Mart. 213 Sanford Ave. ThWMP $2851 72—Auction 372.9411 Eve1169l116 Auction _______________ 52—Appliances _______________________ —. — — Friday Nights, 7:3( 1 1 79 95 and up SANFORD AUCTION. 373-7310 __________________________ MORE WASHER. parts. serv I ' - La_ — — -- iii) JACK PROSSER FORD 3786 SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE PHONE 322-1481 SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 Dell's Auction Servic used machines, ONEY APPLIANCES 3730697 '1 (With Coupon Available at Service Dept.) Top dollar re'urn cmi consigrimi 75 pct. & 33 pct We alsO bu houses. estates. etc OpenDaIIylOa m 5pm NewElectricRanges WEtS $52.60' t'*' o_. See At SANFORD SEWING CENTER 3.07 East 1st St , Downtown Hwy IA. West. Sanford 37) 5670 GMOWNERS: Mr. Goodwrench has a 3226457 After Hrs 377 lllIor)7) 7142 42—?bIe Homes Bitt's Lawn Service Mowing, Edging FrceEslimatl 373 2551 Service Special for you. - \ SPECIAL SALE Unwanted items hauled free. 15 a pick up load, yard trash load $62 I306 _________________________ Lawns Mowed. trash hauled, Cl -----------saw woix very re,Ioiao,r 1809. itnylim ALL HOMES REDUCED Norris. 66'x17'. 7 BR $8995 GM Regent, £i'x17'. 3 fiR Roofing _______________________________ , --_---.-._-'- ,.'--c,- Don't need!" Seevea useful purpose again when you elI them with a CIaisiied Ad from the Herald. JUl b,II UI IUUyl lJLNi I Ui dIal 377 7611 or $31 9993 To place your tw cost Want Ad Carpentry, Remodeling. AdditionS, ccned Bonded. CUS,Urn Work 323 6038 Free estimate ____________________—______ 1U7 VW, Good condition, new tim,-', $995 Call Duitne ?,tcGu:rc, L 163) Dealer. 68—Wanted to Buy with free posts or best offer. Call 322-310.6 or see at 1803 Chase Ave JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC GENERAL CONTRACTOR ___________________________ Lawn Cart'. nm'owng, trim hed etc $2 miminum charge San Area 371 9197. ______________________________ 1961 Buick LeSabre. air, power steering, power brakes LIke new. 322 1445. -. . ,4 31, Si 6' haoow xii red wood fence sections, 33 posls 110 a section Why store it and forget it? Sell it and forget it with a Classified Ad, 377 2611 1.'aron (.,rrrrm,inott, PaintIng, Remodeling irpnta.d. n.i.i au Kitchen.Bathiroom Cabinets, Counter topS. Sinks Installation available Bud CabelI. 322 0057 inst ime. 332.3991 322 0118 377-9214 ___________________________ Free' estimates. c.'ntral Flea? 1. air, sates A. service. Dykes Heating & A. r... .iias,, For hedge Viburnum, 7' high. Well bunched in cans, 11 00 702 W. 20th St. — - _____________________________ arriving daily. Ph. 131 1)11, Open Sundays 17 6 78—titctorcyc les Haven Grooming & Boarding t71 Singer Zig Zao with cabinet, cash prIce of $61 or I payments of $1 SO. Golden Touch 'n Sew, $75: Broker, 107 W. Commercial ________________________________________________________________ ______________________________ Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largest dealer. '73 Datsuns ReconditiOned Batteries. $17 9$ exchange PEFL'S flODY SI-lOP. 110? Sariforil 1..- This is our 15th year at Animal ASSUME PAYMENTS W. Garnett White EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY ________________________________ - JOHN KRIDER. ASSOC 2324 Park Dr REALTOR _________________________ ' come first choice! Plus 1.1 finest Used Cars, Dick Blair-: DumwoNAv.taluM KULP DECORATORS 109W 1st St. 3fl 7)35 we Buy Furniture By owner. like' new, 2 Bedrooms, na. room, detached garage. fenced yard. 119.000 3776399 or 373 958$ - (1,. '71 some below dealer cost. KennelS Thanks to you. our customerS 377 5752 And GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS? BUSINESS DIRECTORY Datsun.Subaru Sale Sale or ru'.'. 15' IrC',dl Tritiier, nicety ei'..m'p"d 574 1570 Watch Dog, puppies half Boxer, hail Shepherd, $3 each 372 17 IS. LUMBER- Rough cut Cypress and Pint C,ormly's Feed 3231733 Acreage Pick up funk cars FREE. Smr.iii price for others. 772 1671__- 1360 Miles 65—Pets-Supplies WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY --- SELL - TRADE 311 315 C First St 377-5672 131 2331 after 1. 75—Pecreational Vehicles We Buy Furniture Agency REALTORS CARPET lUG- flEW. Help yts.ir self! Help Me Values up to $25 a yd. for only $4 a yd. Your choice. Weekdays, 3730061. 1971 Vega CT, extra sharp. Low miles, I Speed, air, nice ta'. $2,495 $30 472 after S h.'ent 'Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only $150 per day CARROLL'S FURPIITURF Tablepentals%l00 -- 80—Autos forSale Thanks to Classified Ad, users get fast results at a low cost Try one today! Phone 332 76)1 or I]1 9993' 64—Equipment for Rent nrmr?h on 17 9? 51—Household_Goods - Dodge yin 8700 Cuttom. After S. STAN'S AUCTION Wo'ctrutf'S Garden Center 4431 Ceerv Ave . c.ir,lord So. Debary Flea Market - For sale or take over payments, 1972 1',Mi C olll,Hw'y44 PH 373 97)9 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES 371 0770 1 milc 79—Trucks-Trailers $62 1510. Let me till your garden spof; mow vacant lots. Floyd Freer, 322 5191. SANFORD FLEA MART Hwy 46. ' M E oft 4 377 7599 - World Famous Buck knives, also Sctirade Walden. John Primble knives. GardenLand. 1100 W. 1sf St. 3236630 La.n 7,',.i.crI We Sell TPie,Bt'st & Service The Pest Western Auto. Commercial Properties Homes, Lots 3222420 Anytime - .' central lILA. By Owner. 125,900. Sm, ,',tt, I UVU'.PJ"), I 1i4).WJ baths, beautiful executive home facing Lake Monroa It's one of akind? •.sJr newest finest Adult-Famils' Mobile Home Park. V 1", Yr. old, 3 ficirm w w carpet, home. MusI see to realIl predate. .,. _____ 901 775 6999 Eve's 303 131 SIlO.' 067 4051 HIDDEN LAKE - $32.50 bedrooms. 7 baths, beaL ' ________________ Lane Bradford Peg. Real Estate Broke- CITY — 150.000 Largest. duplex available in Sanford. unit has 7 bsdroom central and aIr, plus other amenitle ç- _________________ financed by Farmers Home Ad ministration to qualified buyers with no down payment. Why rent when you can buy for less? "SANFORD'S SALES LEADI PHONE 131 4.300 Broker NEW CONCRETE BLOCK HOMES Realty. Lixutt to 14th. left to Valencia Cf north to Austin Development Corp Homes AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP Real Estate i.g Are You Renting" f:" .. MOSSIE C. BATEMAN REALTOR 377.7191 _______ ' fly Owner Lovely 3 bedrooms, 1 year old, large family room with fireplace, very large lot almost 1 acre tclyllwiicle Section 373 9166 '172 V64.3 ______________ -- PAYTON REALlY Peg, Real Estate Broker 377 1)01, 7610 Hiawatha Ave. at 17 92 Sten strom DIRECT TAX REFUND ________________ bedroom, refurbished hQm,'. shaded lot Set it at 1)8.500 CaliBart Real Estati If you qualIfy for a new 3 bedroom. 2 balh home on VA or FHA hfl&n Cing, our homes qualify for up to $1,330 62—Lawn-Garden Sale MAI'TLAPID F FA MART 191) Hwy 17 7 Oprn Sat A. Sun 9 83*2970 3 Minutes from Town Fish from your own dock, boat ski In lovely St Johns Ply bedroom mobile home with I screened patio Owner finance TAX REFUND$$ 50—Miscellaneous - 731$ kelds Garage- Auto Air Con- j 1973 Olds, Delta U, I Dr • Air, At.' ditiorer and general auto repairs. FM Stereo. I speakers, full power 10$ Mitt it St , 373 1329. $7,500 firm For appi call 377 191 ."c.cd cm ?t't'I deS, (,-.i:culi.' ue',k & ct.i.tt. stuct*nuai dsA & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as it Cash arid Carry P1011'S Casselb.rry. 17 92. iri 4706 Nathan VanMeler. Casseberry land Co. REALTOR. 339 1)1) for Afltr 6,332 76—Auto Parts Used office furnifure ' 301 W. 1t St. Fishing Is Great - - $$ _____ 10r ,adc'n, 2 Shaded kit, bedrooms, on pa ed road. $17,300 Lovely home in beautiful idyli Natural stone front, 3 bedroc bath. famII room with firep near schools, country club, shopoing Assumable morti SANFORD, 2002 Summerlbn. AImot new 1 Bedroom, 2 bath, central heat 5, aIr, family room, must see to appreciate Reduced to 177.900 Call us for terms. SAPILANDO REALTY, INC.. $316777. , RURAL BUNGALOW Inspiring VICTORIAN MANSION - ri OT'I CE Home on take, lovely living room. 3 bedrooms. 7 bathS 527. 500 41—Hoes -- - -- - 10 20 Acres with older 7 3 fIr.' r-.ome located in 5cm,n.1m- C- Merchandise 59—MusicalWcrchardise 60—Off ice Supplies 47—RealEstate Wanted ______ ATC 90. 3 wtieet Honda Like New Call 1977 VW Campmobile. Clean, car-pet, refrigerator, sink, sIeeç.s I Can refinance or consider dune buggy as part of down payment 12.39$- 031 $735 After I PIdI' uprritt smli RoSewood pin, $4)) After 6.372 (S4, Pierson, 10 acres Nicely wooded, small spring, over 300' cx, paved road 517.500. Terms 031 2191 — Reduced to Settle Estate 3 Larry Saxcl,rl, Realtor OLAN 76065 Hwy 1797 REALTOR 373 5171 Ill - - - after Hrs $31 $595 Harold Hall Realty CLIFF JORDAF REALTOR appointment. 373 9110 ,_ LIVING QUARTERS ,','lii q'itjIe'nt buSN.'V toc'Itr)n A I '.0 N,1f ii .iI rt,nt'n! Days 322 61?) Nights 377 3.171 or 3fl-73S For Pent New Smyrna townhouse on ocean Pool, tenniS, $180 Week 3 rent 377 1143 - • Country living. Low down. Only $23,950. Acre Realty, REALTOR, 3237730. ST. JOHNS REALTY BROKERS 40-Condominiums _____________________________ — 377 3.611 Lake Mary, 3 BR, no qualifying. Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REAL 19195 F 377499) 322 7371, 332-1196, 3fl 1954 3fl 1939.3771164 --_____ - - 017W 1st St. ROIISOPI MARINE 29771twy 1797 372 5961 P4. C. corner 322 3841 S temper Realty Offices Ot Small Store fluldoos 377 1387 Dixie Dory- 16' brand new with new rocket trailer and used Johnson 25 HP outboard Last of closed dealer's inventory. Must see to appreciate this boat- Dealer liSt prIce, 11395 Make offer. 83.4 8595 after S 43—Lots-Acreage , ___ torcycles — We buy one piece or full house. Antlquet, estates Comlgnments Orlando Clipper, 17' Tn Hull, 113 HP Mercury, both 1911, traIler extras, sacrifice, 12,925 323 4195 Forrest Greene, Inc. 223 635)REALTORS64S 7333 U VWJyg ITy .g UnJ welcome. less than $173 mo HARD TO FIND, 3 oedrooni bath under $7O.. LONGWOOD -- Hwy 177. North. $00 Ft Bays Zon'd M 1. $317335 614 1006 Coi.iptete set up. licensed, rnured I'll save you money: Call Orlando, 273 5110 for free estimate. _.- ..... wa AUCTION Every Saturday Night, /:30 P.M. COLOR TV, $11.93 MONTH. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN, New Skyline double wide. Payments WE TAKE TRADES RENTALS 1, 2. 3 Bedrooms. Homes apart ments for $60. $90, $130. $165i,p?ode'iuxt'j,t$)lS Avi 1 'r ,', - -. Immaculate 3 bedrooms, carpeted '--- ". $13,000. ..I JiIYi U. I I. _____ 72—AL'ction Mobile Home Moving PRICE REDUCED-- 2 story. 3 bedroom home, central heat & air, fenced yard, beautiful oaks. •__a-_- I REALTORS, 3391141. After Hrs, $318395 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 360) Orlando Drive Sanford 373 3700 ____________ ______ PEACE, and Plants, nice? bedroom mobile home on beautifully land scapt'd lot. Good tcrm. Catselberry Land Co, Loch Arbor, I lIP. 7 bath, 337,S'Y2 See your broker or Call owner, at 322 23)1 a m only 35-1,ib,$e HOme Lots . ---- —__________ I DC HART'S RADIO SERVICE tO) F )9IPi St. 37) 7947 Home & Auto Radios, Tape players S5—Boats_& Accessories 003W. Itt St.. 32)6061,3730517 Peg. Real Esiate Broker CVC'u'THiHG BUt rI1 CHEN SIP1K, is In thu 1 bed, V : bath home, to convtrt ill DUPLEX A real buy. 123.900 .t6xl7' 'or ncr lot, cess to club house and pool AdultS only 37) 5134 ' centratneat Lair, carpet. Call $31 5780. Owner-Associate AVALON APARTMENTS an intersection a 'ain of the Eastern Section line and the SI*?yIivC --- Two houses for rent, SR 46 A Vies, of Sanford Call W GARNET I WHITE, BROKER, 373 7SlOor 37) 7111 _____________________________ lcx' 2 Bedroom Actullsonly AVENUE MOBILE PARx 2343 Park Drive I7Oup —______________________ ___- ,_,-______ &. UNSWORJpi REALTY 2139 5 Myrtle Ave , Sanfor Phone 321 0610 37) 774 - 34-4biIe Hones - '73, 17*60' Mobile home on 7 acres cleared land near Paola $13,000 Terms available 37) 6776 after 6 New houset in a rural area, No down payment, monthly payments less thitn rent? GOvErnment SUb%idi7ed to Qualified buyers. Call to see if you Qualify I WIlT REALTY _____ Large 2 bedroom home, separate dining room, wall AratI carpet, excellent air and heat, equipped kitchen. $150 Month 3 774 ----- ________________ -- * They're Hot! * UNBELIEVABLE Rut Irue 71 j bedroom p Completely furniShed fireplace, separate dining electric kitchen, fenced yard many other extras Only Sb _______________________ Pt ANPIING A GARAGE SALE' DON'T FORGET TO AD Ill IT VERTISE THE rtscirirn Aflc - Citg)t'tOd. adults only No pets 19150 )flfl9ôeves Iweekends * W/W Shag Carpet . )ITI0NINC SVSTEM Specifications are available at the office of the Administrator. All bids thit he mailed to: Mr. Robert 1. - Unfurnished * Ave - I ARE YOU TROUBLED 1 C"I Toll Free, 6.44 7017 for "We Care"-- Peg Real Estate Broker and air large family room serve thru b,ir Lots of cx 539.700 WEY.IVA RIVER • Adult mof!IC home viIl4q.', un'u'r Shady oaks on the scenic WetUVII Modern clean interiors, Ironu $110 SMI w of Sanford 312 4170 Payton Realty - -- -_____ * "Get 'Em While * ) Bedrooms. 7 baths, central - - 4—personals TAFFER REALTY SWIMMING POOL HOME - -- ---., --...- .,._ i ucurooni ,urninru rTvur, n ,.' Ian, mature dul?S Only. S1K3 rno ISO utility & damage deposit. No pets 372 1911 2fledroom, fenCed yard. 1175 mo Adulls preferred 373 SiSlor 332 6670 - One & Two Beciroom .trartments & 42—bHe Homes .--,-- "---- I-. VVIiIIIW IiC - - ° 110E 2SthSt 377 6635 - 4-Personais 41—Houses — ______________________ furnished guest house. 1oveI weekly or monthly, available !hrouoh No,#i'rnber Adults only No pets $165 mo plus utilitieS. & ________ 3fl 7111 _______ - - Rcg Real Estat.t Broker MASTERS COVE ON THE LAKE 7900 I or S yr otds for fall semester. 116W, 2nd 5? Hospital, 1101 East Flrit Street, the Circuit Court, Seminole County, iti !2o.C&Iu.t,h.eran Sanford, Fla. 32771. Bids must be on or before June 6. 1975; otherwise 1' itirn '.. I' ' nurcn aT Kiuremer. J14 J)) or .. property situated in Seminole foot contour tine, thence follow said the allegations of said Complaint received by noon on the 17th day of front porch, water furn , Adulti Publth May 13. , 77, 1975 deceased. Mrs Martin, 3276.10$ May 1975. section line Northerly to the will be taken as confessed. County, Florida, described as only No pets 32) 1303 DEN-SO NOTICE TOCREDITORS - ' Publish: May 5, 6.7, 1975 - - Lot 907, SPRING OAKS, Unit 4, shoreline of Lake Lotus, thence This noticethall be published once All creditors of the estate ci according to the pEst thereof as follow the lake shoreline Easterly each wetk for four (1 consecutive DEN-21 18-4'Ielp Wanted 1 BR, Apt, lights, water furnished THOMAS WILLIAMS, deceased, are FICTITIOUS NAME and Southerly to an Intersection of Weeks in the Evening Herald. recorded in PEat Book 17, pages -- — ---- --- — Adult' Only No pets. 190 377 7796 heriby notified and required to f ii NotIce is hcrety given that I am and 96. public records of Seminole the lake shoreline and the East line Dated this 2nd day of May, 197$, — & wknd% any claims or demands whCh they er'igaged In business at 710 Loraine of the West ',of the SW 'i of Section (COURT SEAL) County, Florida MILLS STUDIOS may have against laid estate in the Drive, Allamonte Sprongs 37701. Together With all structures and 21, Township 21 South, Range 79 Arthur H Beckwitp,, Jr. Monthly RentafsAvailable office of Clerk of Circuit Cotwt of Seminole County, Florida Under Needs several ladies for telepIone improvements now and hereafter on East; thence follow said East line Clerk of the Circuit Coi'i't $133. 5150-Color TV sales work 'rom our office 31mlnole County. F'orida, in the the fIctitious name of RAINBOW By Elaine RiCharde said land, and fixtures attached Southerly to subsequent In. CUAL IT V I NH- NOR T'I courthouse at Sanford, Florida, Sanford. AM PM shifts $210 LANDSCAPING, and that I intend , I & SR 131. Longwooci thereto: also all gas. steam, electric, ft'i'sectlons of take shorelines and D*puly Clerk hour Apply in person only to M within four calendar months from register said name with the Clerk of DISABLED water, nd other heating, cooking, boundary lines until intersection of Pubtlh: May 6. 1), 70. 27. 1975 Starrat?. Atlantic National flank the date of the first publication of th Circuit Court, Seminole County, AMERICAN id boundary line and a silty five DEN 67 refrigerating, lighting, Duplex Furnished — this notice. Each claim or demand BuildIng. Pm 302 from 9 AM to 1 Florida in accordance with the ventilating, Irrigating, arid power 1651 foot contour; thence follow said VETERANS Adults No Pelt must be in writing and must state PM No ptione calls please. prOvi$itfl of the Fictitious Name systems. machines, appliances, con?o'.mr line We•terIy and Southerly After 1pm ,3fl 36)0 theptace of residenceand post Office Statutes, To.Wit: Section 865.09 C Pmater fixtur, and appurtenance. Which to I he intersect ion of the South line Cocktail Waitress address of the claimant and must be Florida Statutes 1951. 2 Bedroom furnished apartment, 30 nowareormayhereafterpertainto. Section 70; thence Westerly along IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE forwiek endrtights sworntoby theclaimant,hisag,ny, S James C. Magafas 'I. .....ii ••' C(t S27 .' Lit IJ)VIJ will,, in. or on said ii'e'South section line to the Point of EhHTEEhTH JUDICIAL CIR Apptydiub Diamond, DeBary '• " Or hiS attorney, or it will become Publish' May 6. 13. 20, 27, 1975 Hwy 1792 ISO Damage deposit. 203 C. 21st St premises, even though they be Beginning. Containing 81 9 acres. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Sotj?Pu of Sanford vcid accordeng to I. , DEN SI You can get a fair price when you COUNTY, FLORIDA more or i detached or detachable April 30th, 1975. Garageapartm,ntAdult% advertise your "don't needs' in CIVIL ACTION NO. 1S-76.3.CA.Ot.O PARCEL NO.? RangeOven VernlceW. BOI the Want only, nopets. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Begin at a point on the South line PROVIDENT SAVINGS BANK, Dishwasher Meetings As Admlnhstratrlx — PalmettoAve. Plaintiff, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. of the SW Disposal ' of Section 20, TownshIp 1sf Toes. 7:30 Business. Need WILLIAM L. COLBERT, ESO. experienced benk teller Call CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Central Air Conditioning and Heat 71 South, Range 29 East. said point of STENSTROM. DAVIS & 3276211, ext. 36 or See personnel Roomy 1 bedroom for mature JOHN .1. SQUARTINO and ANITA COUNTY, FLORIDA. _______________________ at public sale, to the highest and best being 30 lee? West of the South ' McINTOSH couple 7800 0 Magnolia. Water mgi'. at Atlantic National Bank of CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$$T7.CA44.E bidder for cash, at the Front West corner of said Section 20 and on the c SQUARTINO, his wife, aVid Sanford. Attorney for Administratrix electricity $110 Month 377 Bingo In ro: the Marriaqe of Defendants. door of the Seminole County WeSt R.W fine of Eden Park Road; P.O. Pox 1330, Sanford, Ff01145 Every Wt.d. & Sat ROBERT S. GLAZE, Husband: NOTICE OF ACTION Cojrthotjçe in Sanford. Flnrid,i. .t. run- tht'nct' P1 0 deorres " w Work your own hours Earn extra -VUI4'. ViO7 5, UJ, 1fl3 ----------... tt' - ......a -- F__• - .. .-.. -v,U ururt J. MIUMM I mu ano tilrmy citrus I: l) rn income at an AVON Repre'sen 11 00 am ,on the fl,xl day of May, along said West P W imne.a dis?ance i'.). DEN 64 WELAKA APARTMENTS MARGARET J. GLAZE, Wife. feet to the North line Of the ANt TA C. SQUAR TINO. arid all 1975 tative Call 644-3079 111W IS? St _____________________________ NOTICE OF ACTION Søuth s of the SW '. of said Section' parties havIng or claiming to have (SEAL) iN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE - . . . " ii..': maNuR,(tI J. SiLALt fl rignT, TITIC or 'nieces' in inc Arthur H Beckwith. Jr 70, thence S $9 degreet 21' 23" W, Mechanic 18TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND )O.5 Mountain Terrace , property herein described. along said North line of the South Clerk Circuit coti 26000rtandoDrive ,,. I , FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY • Memphis, Tennessee 31121 ADDRESS UNKNOWN a distance of 1775.73 feel ho the By: Elaine RiChiarde FLORIDA YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Southeasterly P W line of tne Deputy Clerk PROBATE DIVISION Perss Interested In $100 or r' that an action for Dissclutlon of MacLEAN AND BROOKE that the above-named Plaintiff has Seaboarddoastlinepailroad.thence CASE NO. Pt weeklyworkingfulborpartflm,, Marrlagehasbe,nflledagainst you, Post Office Drawer x flecteComplaintintheabove.styled 546 degrees 14' 24" W, along said late: the Estate of in whiCh Petitioner is seeking a Court for the foreclosure of a Railroad P W Jacksonville, Florida 3320) line, a distance of JANE ELIZE HARRINGTON, dIvorce; and you are required to ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF encumbering the 41.10 fee', thence H $9 degrees II' mortgage Deceased. serve a cop' of your written Pblih' May 6. 1975 folIow1r described real property' 21—Situations Wanted 54" C 7109) feel to the P1W corner NOTICE TO CREDITORS HOME PARK defenseL if any, to GENE P. loCk A, CARRIAGE HILL '.. said SE DEN SI 40f the SW .10!. ', of the sw TO ALL PERSONS HAVIHG - ----- ' _i,J'TT' I tPP1EPJON AtInrr,., I... ,,,,..,, .,. ,.. i... UNIT NO 1. ACtOftIana In IPia P1,1? nor,rrr,r,,iA, i,or.ro, . , ..,, tAil fltiIl i'Fnm irr Q ("9 rv) ------------- E O4.I . CLAIM) OR DEMANDS AGAINST thereof is recorded In PIat Book IS, Petitioner. PoSt Office Drawer One. IN ?totheNE corner of sa cart', 7 THE CIRCUIT SE 401 COURT, Best SAID ESTATE: Casseib.rry, Flo?id 37707; and file EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Pages 51 and 59. PublIc Records of the SW 'i of the SW '.. thence 3 or II 1 Write P 0 1to SI. . i You and cacti of you are hereby now asillaUle 'i0te County, Florida the orginal with the Clerk of the CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Sanford degree7$'C$'E4So$sfeeftotfle$E notified and required to file any You are commanded to file your above Styled Court onor before June COUNTY. FLORIDA Sanfo's and corner of said SE 4 of the w 4, of . claims and densards which you, 2. wrItten defenses to said Complaint otherwise, a Judgment may CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-I4S•CA09O the SW '4, thence P4 89 degrees 13' 24-&circ Canrtiinitiø'c eIther of you, may have against laid - . ---'.---- r'r'' , - ------with the Clerk of the above-named be entered against you for the relief MURCADO OF ORLANDO, INC., a 57" C 1751 52 feet to the Point of _________________________ estate in theoffice of thie Clerk oi the Court and to serve a copy thereof demanded in the Peti'ion Beginning Florida corporation. a k a MUR Circuit ,utl of the ElDMeenttt HIC mçon the attorneys hereinbelow not WITNESS my hand an official CADO, INC. Comeoutandinspect PARCEL NO, 3 Judicial CIrcuit. Seminole County, A nationally advertised non car later than June 2nd, 1915. seal of this Court, this 3h day of Begin Plaintiff, at the SE corner of the Model Homes Fbi-ida, Probate Division, in the bonated fruit drink availabl, for WiTNESSmytandandsealoltf'ie Northeast '4ofthe vs. Covnhcuse as Sanford. Florida, April. 1V7$. dJi1liy vendlngInl7us.can%assuresyou SectIon 20, Township 71 South. Court at Sanford, Florida, this 2nd RONALD SCARLATA and within four Ii) calendar mOnths that we mean business, Do you? day of May. 1973. Arthur H. Beckwifh, Jr. BEVERLY A. SCARLATA, ht3 wife, Range 29 East and run N I degree 25' from the time of the first publication CONSIDER THE FACTS Clerk of Circuit Court -.1 FIRST BANK OF SAVANNAH, fl"W. alongthe Sectionline, 175349 (Seal) ofthusnotice Eachclalmorctemand — S I Service business, no selling, Start Arthur H. Beckwlth, By Lillian T. Jenkins Jr. a state banking association feet to the Southerly Right ot Way must be In writing arid filed in part time, we guarantee locations, Deputy Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court line of flunnefl Road, thence Organized and existing under the ii d1licate arid state the place of twpand with company help, tax PbIith May 6. 13. 20, 21. 1975 fly: Joy Stokes degrees 13' 01" W, along said Right laws of Georgia. residence arid post gff ice address of Shelter and Self employment DEN 35 Deputy Clerk of Way line, 570 71 feet, thence — Defcr,d,snts ?tuC claimant and must be sworn benefits. Two year income ______ LOWNOES, PEIPSOL. DROSDICI( continue along said Right of Way CLERK'S by the claimant, his agent or at guarantee. & 0051CR PROFESSIONAL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND lint S 17 degrees 52' 26" W 1$? 79, NOTICE OF SALE torney. or the tame be . CHOICE OF INVESTMENT ASSOCIATION _ , EMINOLE COUNTY, NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that feet to the PC of a curve concave Date?, •t Orlando, Florida, this I CV F ' ri,v,tlL, PtI!1flMlJ -. _ ,, purSuant to the FineI Judoment of NorThwesterly having a radius of t5ih ,iz Anvil j,(Yf D,%l LSII ____________ ESQUIRE CASE NO. 73.$3)-CA-44G fees, 73792 thence torectosureintheal)oveacte-onctated Southwesterly Suzarx'ie Coi-a Vavanugf' Investment secured by equipment Suite 133, First Federal DIVISION 0 April 74th, 197S, I, Arthur H fleck aboflgthe3rcOfsaidcurvethrpugha :4 ..A.; and stock For information or '' In re the Marriage of ' AGE with. Jr. Clerk Oh the above entitle?? tcntr& angie of iD t3t'Jft't% UI Si a DONALD W S,CARLETT interview call )uj 65.4i4? or Poet Office Box 2809 TAWANA .1 PAHULES. Court, will sell at publiC sale to the distanceof IS? 97fect'othe Easterly " OF SCARLETT & EGGERS write: include phont no to Orlando, Florida 32107 Petitioner, higheSt and best bidder, or bidders. P W lint o' the Seaboard Coastline Attorneys at Law state Rd. 4Z7, 2. U.S D.A. Village Plaza Office Attorneys for Plaintiff and Paiiroacl,ttw.nceSlocsegreesS2' for cash, at the West Front door of 801 N MagnolIa Ave. No. Building, Stafford, Virginia, 2255.1 mIles east of 17• May 6. 13,20. 27, 1915 MICHAEL 0. PAHULES. the Seminole County Courftouse In W,alongsalcip Wlinii',adestanceof Orlando, Florida 32103 Not a Subsidiary of the Coca Cola Ph, Sanford (305) 3Z34160 DEN 6) Respondent 361 35 fd to I Sanford. FlOrida, at he P C 11:00 o'clOck of a curve Attorney for the Estate Company NOTICE OF ACTION A.M • on May 13th, 1975. the concave Northiwterly having a OrLando 1305) g34-29 — PublIJi: May 4. 13. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: following c,ibed property as set radius 01587367 feet, thence South DEN-40 MICHAEL D. PAHULES forth n said Finil Judgment situate Westerly along the arc of Said curve ES, 263-01 2637 through a central angle of 3 degrees IN THE CItICUIT COURT IN AND in Seminole County, Florida, to wit: FOR SEMINOLE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE COUNTY, Company C, Lot 37, SLAVIA COLONY CO.'s ?3'20"adistanceof 51$ 76 feet to the FLORIDA. EIGHTcENTH JUPICIAL dIR. 2nd Battalion SUflDlVtSlOP'f,accordingtotheptat South line of lh.t PIE '.01 the NE . NO. 7S-316-CA.O$.0 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINO,,E 10th Special thereof recorded in Plat Book 2. Of said Section 70, thence N DIVISION "0" COUNTY, PLORIDA Forces Group Page 71, of the Public Records of degrees 26' 11" East 121211 feet tO THE PHILADELPHIA SAVING PROBATE DIVISION Ft. Dvermt, the Point of Beginning Serr,inole County, Florida, CASE NO. PR 7S-31CP FUND SOCIETY, a corporation, Massachu'selts 041)3 together with the' tenernerts, at public Sate. tothe highest arid best Plaintiff, In re: Estate of YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED hereciitaments and appurtenances bidder for cash, at the west front JOHN PHILLIP HAYNES, that TAWANA ,l, PAHUICS has tneqdo belonging, and the rents, door uf the Seminole County JOHN CARROLL APPLEWHITE, Deceased tiled a Petition in the Circuit Couvt of ., n.a,i tr,,rtp.rv,t., in.t,.,4 .,, ,., tJ ,fl'. '.1 U, . -. fl-...-. i- .., ih.,,.'J •... - - -. ' ' '..'........... - , , -_ ,, ,, - I, - erninoIC (.0')," I P ?OiUd br WITNESS my t'mandand the ealof Florida at the hour of II 00 AM 00 TO ALL PERSONS HAVfNi PLFWHIT C his wife D.ssotutlono4Marriaje,and you are this Court at Santord, Florida, on the 15th day of May, A D.. 1915 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS, AGAINST required to serve a COPy Of your D.f.ndantt Miy ttt, 1915 ItS WITNESS WHEREOF, I "AID 5AT: NOTICE OF SALE written defenses. if any, on KEN (Circuit Court Seal) hereunto caused this Plafice to be Notice is hereby given that, 'Y Cnd cacti Of you arc hereby NETH W. McINTOSH. of STEN Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. executedarvllheoffic;alsealof this notified ai-io required to file any STROM, DAVIS & McINTOSH, pursuant to a Final Judgment of Clerk of the Circuit Court Court 10 be affixed this 2nd day of Foreclosure entered i,u cause claims and demands which you, or Attorneys far P1itonti', Wt'iO4 May, AD., Ceceiia V. Ekern numbered 13316 CA 09G. in the eittilrof you, may have against said ress Is Post Office Box 13)0. (Seal) Deputy Clerk Crri'it Court of Seminole County, estate in the office of the Clerk Ct the Sa"formi rfrd, 37771 itrid file I me rtP-ur If fleckwith Jr r,UPPIEY GIJPP4FY (fri i .1. :,....', -------. . . ,h In re: Estate of TI4flML Wit I tAUt - DUPLEX- Furn. or Unfurn, Ide.II LOcatiOn. Reasonable Rent. Ph. Owner. 363)721. — * Did - _________________________ DeBary. Adults. Lovely large I bedroom air, ideal for retired persons £61 641$: 327 1034 •.. 41c111fl1 ithuStimes line 6thru2S times . .. ,..., 24ca line 2times (S,.00MINIMUMCHARGE) 3 Lines Minimum __________________-.------- rRANKLIN ARMS APTS fl70 Florida Ave. f'%FI I -- Santord I BR Furnithedapts Quiet flCiQhbWhd. No pels Deposit reQuired rti oco ------- — yj.Apart,mnts Unfurnished OOT I• HOURS And to- Alt Parties claiming Interest by, tPreuh. under or agairst the abovenamc'd natural defendants not known to be dead or alive. claiming to have any right, title or interest in and to the following described property, situate in Seminole County, Florida, to wI, The South 691 feet of the NW 1 of the NE ' of Section 75. Township 71 South, Ra'ge 30 East, Seminole County, Florida; LESS AND Cx. CEPT the East 264 fee? of the North 165 feel of the South 495 feet thereof; and LESS AND EXCEPT the North 1$. Sfeetof the East 360 feet thereof; and LESS AND EXCEPT the West ', of the South 330 feet thereof, You, and each Cf are notified that a suit to qUiet title to the above described property has been filed agi,nst you and you are hereby reQuired to serve a copy of your answer to the Complain? on the I.I ---.. T4 ilments Furnished _____________________ I OrIndo - Winte Perk 831-9993 322-2611 _______________________________ _________ ___________________________ NOTICF OF IIi' TOQUIETTITLE In the Name of the State of Florida: To the Defendants: HarryCod'menand Helen Cohen a-ka Helen Barker Anderson. his wife; door ,,=---__- Seminole &.I IUIJII II. Section2O. th.nce NOdegrees33' 50" Dorothy EsIIII Boatright; Pearl W 15 feet, thence North degrets Mk a k a Pearl Muck Allen and 71' 06" E 1)5717 fect, to a point on William H Allen, her husband the East lineof the West ',CA the Sw Ernest 8. Mock, Sr.. and Johnnie C. of Section 21, TownshIp 71 South. Mork and Linda M Mock, his wife; Range 29 East. said point being IS Shirley Harvey a k a Shirley Rouse; feet, NO degrees 33' 0)" W from the Andto: All Unknown Spouses of said of flVII lL V. nowareor may hereafter certain to. oi be uSid with, in, or omi sad premises, even though they be detac'ied or detachable. C. C. Refrigerator, TA 17 Hotpint Range RF 41 atpubilc sale. tothe hghest and best ,trt ( 'I LiIIII I 1.11I.. - IN THE CIRCUITCOURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CASE HO. IS191.CA.13.D TRAVIS K. BURCH and HELEN P. BURCH, his wife, PIaintIUs, HARRY COHEN and HELEN COHEN aka HELEN BARKER ANDERSON, his wife; WILLIAM JERDIN BOATRIGHT AND DOROTHY ESTILL IIOATRIGHT, PEARL MOCK a k a PEARL MOCK ALLEN and WILLIAM H ALLEN. her husband, ERIEST 13. MOCK. SR.: JOHP4NIE C. MOCK and I I&'DA M MO.K, his wile; SHIRLEY HARVEY a.k-a HlRLEY ROUSE; an any and all persons having or claiming any Interest In the herein described property located in Semin...le County. Florida. Rentals — Tune-U 5M95 Expertroof repairs Crescent. 70*12', 3 BR, Flatroofsorshingle All work guaranteed 37)1 _________________________ $8595 Pest Control Delmar. 1121', 2 BR -- ' APT ftlOWP4 PU Y CON 1 PC 7587 f',irkDnivr 37) MIS ____________________________ $9995 Frontier. 50*10', 2 UP Pet Care $2650 PET PEST INN Boarding A. 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The Pediatrics Wing it ped iatrician left behind 20 pediatric wing could be purSeminole Memor ial Hospital years of eonhiniiouq s'rrIr. be il1deatto DIcommuni ty in h he was tile The closW circjit television of the late Dr. Gordon D- raised. On p a tient Stanley when a bronze plaque and meaningful relationship from is unveiled during a special with Seminole Memorial in the thifund illbeondispla w following ceremony, Sunday at 2 p.m. hospital, the Board of Trustees th d e dication Sunday.e ca on ceremony Speaker at the dedication will recently decided to name their be John M. Morgan, M.D. pediatric wing in the doctor's Special guests at the honor. The pub li c is Invited to att.nd ceremony will he Mrs. Stanley the dedication and thereafter to and her children, as well as the Even before this had been join the tours of the hospital late doctt,r's fa ther, Phil C. decided, Dr. Stanley's family be ing sponsored by the Stanley Sr., aid one of his three had decided the most Fitting Hos pi ta l's Women's Auxiliary brothers. way (cr people to pay t heir tPink Ladies) and M edical Upon his death in October last respects, would be to contribute Auxiliary doctors' wives, to S tjml'v cn".jL" ma 5p-a :ui :n:rmal fund s ith mark tlo L:L. Dr . .t r' of N91n?ntll County's first established which equipment of the Hospital Week. - y ____ _______ 00 to the pine trees to the slightest ripple of the water, Abbu I've been married, and it didn't work out. Sex was never Photographer a very important Part Of my life, but mos t people think Bob Orrell has captured Florida serenity on film. something is "wrong" with a person who doesn't have a mother would be to her, ;f, L....... strong sex drive. People seem said, "She will also be my to feel proud if they are "'Other-in-law. __________'l... this correct? aexually overactive (and can WONDERING well) and they feel — DEAR WONDERING: No. ashamed if they can either take a person is Technically, entitled it or leave it i one to only mother-in-law at a . On fr igid th e connot I am , and een v time, though It's .3_F Uaffectionate. very trarv I am . . to rt'frrshlng litar about a can lie in my l o ver's arms and "ho adores her oman enjoy me feeling of closeness but if it doesn't culminate in the husband's mother so much tha ,, nothing can destroy that friendClerk of the Court (William Sclinester Intervenes as gangster (Jim Arroyo) harrasses secreta ry sex ac, It' ii right with me your mother will be your ship, Ain I weird? Or do you zie ea c3) wife's moth erinlaw. And her derst.and what I'm saying? former mother-in-law will no CONTENT IN COLORADO -- ________ _____. ______ _ ________ "C ________ 7 "- - - •' - . - . -..' 'Po es sh Sh li like it. I don't dislike it, but it's Just not worth all the trouble. ______ •--- '' : Dear sex : I've tried ft,and Jdon - among the lily pads and the calm glow of sunset, fishermen are part of Nature. From the hazy clouds peace, __ Hospitai Tuesday, Maya, 1973—..i8 :.,-. ••• - I.., . ...._" . ap 1' Jury Drawn From Aud ence The Central Florida Chorale promises to be a sparkling is being mailed n"t week. All i DEAR ABBY: I don't know derstand what you're saying, not weird at all. i where to go with the problem so and you're an Intelligent, I'm turning to you. My son, an t.Wuik >• hoit woman who values love only child, is 4-years-old He above sex. No need to apologize normal, healthy boy, but I ii.' By FANNETTE EDWARDS then called by the clerk of the as Dr. Kirkland; Wyona French for It. afraid he won't be for long ii Civic Center. Ali proceeds will Atlantic Bank of Sanford; both present concerts In the Herald Correspondent court and jury members take as Mrs. Hutchins; Kay Blair as us arr ed s e hing done bo W go toward the Chorale Travel local Flagship Banks; Sanford Altamonte Mall at 2 and 4 p.m.DELTONA — The Deltona their seats in the jury box Magda Svenson after the about a &'atiflg habits and soon. Fund. Swedish a beautiful widow after Chamber of Commerce and In addition, members of the Theatre Art-, Guild j TAG m, will being sworn in as members of maid; Jim Arroyo as the gangFor the last two months he year of courtship. She has been l.ippincott's Ink Spot in Lake Civitan Club are selling tickets present something new in Other ti the jury. Each act of the play ster Larry Regan; Ruth Lamb a widow for five years, and has been living on peanut butter for $100 worth of beef and a 1~formin th the Chorale in- Mary. theatricals when they stage represents one day in the trial as Jane Chandler; Betty I've been divorced for nine. She and jelly sandwiches pound ham for a drawing on "Night of January 16th," at the of Miss Karen Andre, dude g a i R i chard secretary Kontgsmark as Roberta Van is a very clean person - and chocolate chip Ice cream. That Chorale. members are May 15. Deltona Community Center on to the slain man, played by Renssilear; John Lamb as keeps an immaculate Also on Saturday, the Horse 1a}' 10 at 7:30 p.m. and again Roberts ;gui 15 aer Kim rejoicing as they see their Sigrid Jungqulst; Fred Ring. Anne Healey of Deltona. proposed summer singing tour and Rider store, 2858 S. Sanford I sold my house and moved orange juice, cereal or on May 11 at 3 pin. The play 1.5 Emanuel buster an Other characters in the play wald as Elmer Sweeney and into her home. She has a 3. vegetables. ' of Poland come closer and Ave., has declared this directed by Edna Boyette of are: Sequin. Betty Routier, as the Dale Miller as Homer Van I called my pediatrician an' I closer to realization. A second "Chorale Day," and will donate Deltona, a member of TAG and year-old son livi ng with her. lie prison matron; William Fleet, all of whom were a he said, "Don't force him to eat So, get away from It all payment of $3,200 on the air a portion of that day': reeipts the Deltona Woman's Club. is college-educated and has Schuester, as the clerk; Cay subpoenaed as witnesses. th Friday night, and enjoy wha t fare to the Iron Curtain country to the singers. goo] job. He shares the expense any ing he doesn't like, and In "Night of January 16th," Anderson as Judge fleck; Hugh Just before the end of the of running the house. He's don't worry, he won't starve. U* audience plays an Import- Lynch as District Atty. Flint; third and final act of the play, generous, and And I have to go now because I friendly nt part in the play's develop- Florence Burhenne as his the Jury is asked to retire for its have a boy in my office who has ment and conclusion, for 12 secretary; Fran Schulte as verdict. They vote after a short cooIatiVe belief, a nickel up his nose." Then he he Is dirty beyond Cl members of the audience are Defense Atty. Stevens; Betty discussion and although, He But has to be to!d to change his hung up. selected to serve as jury. The Smith as his secretary; Sue legally, a unanimous decision 15 Abby, can a child possibly play's ending depends on their Stanley as Mrs. Nancy required for a verdict, here, for underwear and socks. He has to and, be- live on a diet of peanut butter the Bradford Cottage on Bay be reminded to shower , verdict of "guilty" or "not Faulkner, wife of the slain the sake of dramatic brevity, a nt Hey It or not, he never washes and Jelly sandwiches a; Walking tours through Old Street where refreshments are guilty." man; Don Burhenne, as her majority vote is taken as his tuts after bathchocolate chip Ice cream' Can to be SCIVCd. using the Longwood Village Sunday Members and friends of One by one the names are father; Genevieve Richardson decisive for this trial, you suggest some way to get Also to be open for the Sunday Morning Star School room. afternoon May 18, will mark Women's To make matters worse, he him to eat something else' Seminole County's observance afternoon are Inside-Outside Auxiliary are Invited to attend j .-.... — — / ._—s \,. loves to help I" the kitchen He Please help me of Natfcnai House, Christ Episcopal its Annual Installation Lwii,... Church, UPTIGHT MOM Clouser Cottage, cooks, sets the (able, makes the Lion week. RepeaUng t1* tour cheon on May 9 at the Citrus DEAR MOM: House, and Leave the boy th la sa ds, puts Ice In the water, event held A pril 5 and 6 when e School Club (atop the CNA Build ing, '""IPT"''fl"' "V'" one al and don't began th hassle him. its centennial House. Each was built in e Orange Avenue, Orlando), etc. When I sit down to a meal Longwood stomach Many children go through such he has helped with, my o observance, the Central Florida 187 or 18& and reflects 11:30 a.m. In due time he'll get 'e"errestoration or maintenance turns. Society for Historic Pr Reservations may be made rough and th th eat other foods. e years of Th so I've spoken to my wife about over It vatlon (CFSHP) will again me with Mrs. Bill (Charlotte) I.JI9JruI_!II._..__uI ourpediatrIcian again. BythW of the Victorian archi.. Dunaway or Mrs. James this. She keeps saying she'll have seven historic buildings aspects '- W -tecture of the period. In the (star)) Murray. talk to him, but It's been three time, he's finished with the bo open. '. month s, and nothing has with the nickel up his nose. . The guided tours from 1:30 to homes and school house, period CONFIDENTIAL TO MOE cha nged 5p.m., will begin at Bradlee- furnishings and Victorian at' tifacts will be on exhibit. , Club Whatcanldo'Icjon'twantto MOREINLA: Stick with th at McIntyre House, the Victorian ' you' ll soon win that no make ç an enemy of her son, and diet, and era showplace now being "The nostalgia now prevalen t Mrs. Ralph A. Smith will . .lly prize! be '-• I don't want to spoil a good restored by QSIlP on the throughout the country was present a program ill ustrated marriage. village square. Tour ad- apparent when more than 500 with pictures entitled, "Around IN A QUANDARY missions will benefit Its con- persons went through the old the World,' at the general / l // DEAR IN: Take the young tinued restoration, according to buildings in early April. Our business meeting of the " .'-' . . man aside and tell him In a kind Miss Betty Jo McLeod, decisions to re peat the tours, ',n Woman's Club of Sanford, an d loving way that cleanliness president of the society which is a one-afternoon basis, came Wtdnesday at 12 flOOfl In the V is next to godliness. Tell him affiliated with the National after many who missed the clubhouse on Oak Avenue. The again, it necessary. And again, Trust for Historic Presentation. earlier event urged ustodoso," program will follow a covered V and again. Final stop on the tours will be Miss McLeod said, dish luncheon. ' UNDERWORLD IW " ' DEAR ABBY: I have recently become engaged to a II ' divorcee. She has no love for , l Now era —$y Ii her ex-huiband, but she adores c w e Cowsn, Play" •. ,fr: — I .: his mother. She claims that a woman can pp The DeLand Players celebrated their 25th Anniversary Friday on divorce her husband, but her Li.. TOAST TO THE the opening night of their current presentation in the Shoestring laws are forever, and she in. .1•, Theatre, "The Fantasticks," directed by Florence Thuot of tends to remain friendly with . 'FANTASTICKS' ç:. I P1. Deltona. Toasting the occasion with pink champagne are cast her "mother-in-law" as long as members (from left) Gerald Crltoph, Rene Sands, Chet Stem- she lives. boriki and Jim Armstrong (Herald Photo by Fannette Edwards ) This Is all right with me, but -dam — when l asked her what My has added 'Pizazz," a talented program of music for everyone, payments must be made by young instrumental group, to June 1, so the singers are its billing for "A Polish Affair" Tickets for "A Polish Affair" working frantically in an effort a musican concert to be staged are available from First to meet that deadline, Friday at 8 p.m. in the Sanford Federal Savings and Loan; On Saturday, the group will TAG -- s, : do VIP 4 A. AW - - :_ - - ,. — -.-- --_ - .; - -. I • ', - .3 ::. .-.,. Sm AV Jbit ub Notes Historic Tour tow- Morning Star 7. Af ,..— -.- , -- .. - .- ,. - w - 4& - _,- -- — - . - , . __ - — — . - - •_-.. i +, ...--,-,•-,- — - -. ' ' p — - , 'UUII'"'... '. -- '•Il# i - - —. .1!r - •. - NW T - - .'.,:.-,- -. - ---- - ' • Herb Washington: - Woman's - ' - . . - . . . Now he's gone, with the memory of being picked off first base in front of 60 million people. WATCH FOR. -- ., + a - . . - .. .i III First ft..$a.s .. '- • ____ Band Salutes Mother's Day - -- - " - - - - - •' 4 " - - -! -.,t - - -- - ' - ' ' -- - - - - - -.---- *.• SUPPORTS ZOO -..-. - i . -. DANCE CLUB -• '-. 4 , A mulch on the bead for the Ho The Lake Brantley HIMJi Band program followed by the Department will present a Symphonic Band portion to concert at the school on Sunday conclude the program. They afternoon at3p.m.l.n the school will Include such selections as MacArthur Park, selections m Concert Band will per- from Fiddler on the Roof, and form several selections In- La Virgen de La Macarena, cluding Kimberly Overture and featuring senior trumpet Trumpeter's Lullaby, featuring soloists Richard txews Jim Lace. The concert is free, however The Stage Rand will perform a donation to the band fund will during the middle of the be ( j A (r— 4. cub, and for jfor Central Flodda Zoo Director Jack 1lig j Is what Mrs. Julius Kopel (left) and Mrs. Albert Meunian are presenting. The money was raised by Deitona's Young-At-Heart Sunday nIg1I dance club. - rp ri [ HCH EA tj CM For fast relief call the jy 1 CJ THURSDAY, MAYS, 1:00 P.M. to 5:30 P.M. ALL EAR PIERCING DONE flY TrutIPJnDrriAI ICY + Q e lat wt. nctpc former Michigan State sprinter on unconditional waivers Monday. The A's have another pinch running specialist this year in Don Hopkins, a former Montreal Expos' farmhand who also can play the outfield. Ile has tour stolen bases so far. Washington, who got the news of his release from Finley personally in Chicago Sunday, said, "It wasn't my biggest disappointment. That was when I didn't make the Olympics in 1972." Finley said there's a possibility Washington, who had two steals in three attempts this season, will get another shot with the A's, late this year I . MOVING CAN BE A REAL (,.t - ,,, ) - OAKLAND ( AP) Baseball never could quite accept Herb Washington. "lie's a great athlete, but he's not a baseball player," Reggie Jackson said early In the 1974 season about the track star who crashed the roster of the world champion Oakland A's. Owner Charles 0. Finley, who lured Washington off the pro track tour last year, didn't expect Washington to become a complete ballplayer. "lie's my designated stealer," said Finley, who delighted In Washington's 29 stolen bases last year but reluctantly put the 23-year-old or next season, assuming no other major league team claims him. Washington said he'll return to pro track now. "I'd feel sou-y for him if he were a player," said A's captain Sal Bando, with no malice intended. Washington made friends in the clubhouse— teammates even gave him a glove and bat to dress up his locker—but they considered his presence mostly as something between a danger and a joke. "1 don't think he should be used in the World Series," Ilando said during last fall's con- • io es Bait at is n 3-1 riumpn ee • _______________ B THE ASSOCIATED PRESS (jr,ch would be past first," Hunter explained Earl Weaver knew how to hook the Catfish, lie "When I looked up, I saw he was about 20 feet got the weatherman to throw out the line and reel away. "I had a good grip on the ball but my foot was him in. For seven innings in Baltimore Monday night, sliding all the time. I've never sceis an infield Weaver's Orioles flailed away at Hunter's pit- that wet In all my life," "That's the shortest triple In history," grinned ches. In all that time, all they cotdd manage against him and the rest of the New York Grich, who scored a moment later on Ken Singleton's sacrifice fly. Yankees was four hits and one run 46 ,: + -+ - 5 the regular season, there may be 100 more games to make up for it, but not in the Series." And in game No. 2 of the World Series, A's Manager Alvin Dark substituted Washington for a surprised Joe Ruch as the A's threatened to come from behind In the ninth inning. Dodger reliever Mike Marshall picked Washington off first base. ,,The only embarrassing thing about that was that It happened before 60 million people watching on television," said former Dodgers star Maury Wills, who gave Washington a crash course in base runnir,g before the 1974 season. But Herb Washington no doubt will be best remembered for that face-down moment In the Dodger Stadium dust. "He contributed tremendously to the success of the bailclub in 1974," said Finley, who added that the off-season loss of pitching star Catfish Hunter hurt Washington's chances of staying with the A's. Pitcher Roger Nelson was promoted from the minor leagues to take Washington's spot on the roster for tonight's game. Denton s Grand Slam Heads Prosser Win Or I frontation with the National League champion Los Angeles Dodgers. "if he costs us a game in Kelly Denton's grand slam sixth, striking out 13 and walking six. and Kevin Fall's three singles Eddie Williams of StrombergIn the National League, led Jack Prosser Ford to an 11-1 Carlson zipped two singles. Medical Center won Its second win over United Transportation In the American League, U.S. game of the season, dumping Union Monday in the Sanford hank and Sanford Atlantic First Federal 74, and Seminole Continental Little League. Bank tuned tp for Wednesday's Sporting Goods edged Chase 4In the other Continental collision with easy wins Moo- 2. League game, George's scored day. Medical Center, which Is 24, four runs in the bottom of the U.S. Bank knocked off scored Four runs in the first and sixth inning to bump Strom- Florida State Bank 12-1 and three in the third. Donald beri-Carlson 10.9. Sanford Ath-InIIr rinnial 14-,,hit, .....i .r,,,-i.rk.,I .. �-: . 2B-EVffllflg Herald, Sanford, Fl. A?ln? Hston r'..&h iil; r4: i_ - - . . -- - -a. -. Atlanta (Co'a 73). N uç 2-c1i r' •' 'r_-% -. . :- - - .,s_I*S. c.'4 .'- .' High school baseball in - 1 -... •.'i - -.: i-i- • r ,,.__s - 4. - , ., ,.a -, . 4_ - .1: %. it, - .',.. • - - . . ' - Seminole County has gone ., info hibernation for another - : - : t East Octrot I Fredde Ad (NlcPielI)(31$101002$Q7 Diavolo Bas-fon CIveland (1)4 603603 R chland Abbe (61 3 0 (1)1 $3150 1 (3 6) $720 20. .1 New York SEVENTH NINTH 10 14 4)7 5 s i wilt 13 10 .565. 13 12 .520 I CalifornIa Kansas Mrvescta Cty I? 12 500 lt'i 9 ID 471 7 1 Sody 9 375 (II 3100 1760 $10 2 ChiCIgO Mondays Results Beau (6) 170 S60 3 crsy Boston 7. 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Though I was fast enough I could do the 100 in 10 flat when I sas In high school But Ifound early that playin' gulf a man can last a heckuva lot longer than playin' baseball or football. "1 caddied when I was a kid in summers. And got an assistant club pro ,oh a year after I finished high school. I was years old." Twenty? I asked. Isn't that old for finishing high school? "See, w..t don't finish high school down there In Virginia too early. &etween th hututl.n' e.id the l'tx.key and the fushtn' well, it takes a little tilt longer," be added, smiling '.iith his crinkly but careful blue eyes. "I wcrked in a drug store all the time I was goin' to high sch. I was a soda jerker and I sold patent medicines and cosmetics. But I didn't want to be a pharmacist I found that so many of those ipatandlng citizens of tie community would be forgetting to pay up on their charge accowits. "Then the year I got out of high 5c1-.00l I worked for my uncle in his restaurant. It wss lo-oo-ong hard work. 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S 7/, 49 • %J a ORLANDO-Fornerwor1dheavyweldchampiJlrrw3y Ellis wiU meet Bahamian titleholder Carl Baker ins IG.round txut at the Orlando Sports Stadium tonight Ellis WOfl the World Boxing Assodation title In 1968, fIghting his way through an eight-man tournament to determine a sxcessor to Muhammad All. Ellis has beaten Jerry Quarry, Floyd Patterson, Oscar Bonavena, George Qiuvalo and Leotls Martin. He has a 39-12.1 rord, with knockouts. He lost his CTOwu Feb. 16, 1V70, when Joe Frazier stopped him In five rowuls at Madison Square Garden. Ellis was later 110.11 $27.11 £PC'DITt' PIPICCA 149.21 2'I3 • 796 MiJ!Y WILLIE I a IJIM M 1712.2* 316 ' II? 1IILDS WM I LXIPflt'4V $1.31 TP4APPI JAP*5 I'lPI•i •XAI $72.73 '4610! GUJIGI , 49 $10.70 SIC 21 V1 IS I'4C. 30 - -------------------- SNIWI TO '1 1 fl a 49%,) 1? '4 77 "C' 21 4'4 27 SIC V 50 1? SatY CM Ct*VI 467.84 IV S 17 0(5 It. UlN II %F V )I) FT S 60 1ff. II 'II'4 Si SIC I %ij.7 FT '4 157.59 If fI' 3IC. • ST II) 44 I/wI • F 1/4 0 SI lit. 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Danny lee cru.shecj double and single, and Roger Beathard, Larry Miller Tcr.v Gry rat slapped to aii3gles each Dave Baeck and Don Marpl( poked two singles apiece f Auto Train, Eldridge Standard explo for six runs In the bottom of seventh, but It wasn't enough 'I overcome the Outcasts' 16.7 lead. Eddie Jc)uon and Eddie Quinn paced the Outcasts w three singles each. Henry Bryant and Charles DuJu added two singles apiece, Seaboard famous Recipe '0 NAME LOt II 516 S TAX.COST NAME IlIuI 'Sd-.'. • Cage 1A1t Turf LEGAL DESCRIPTION .". ::1 -i - . NBA PLAYOFFS COnJVPCI Finals Best-oIl S.rbes ' Up ~-''4 : to the hundreds on Little from the flower known as -. • Famous Recipe downed Seaboard Coastl1n 9-8 and Lake Monroe Inn dumped Auto Train 14-7 to create a three-way tie (or first place in the Sanford Recreation Department Metro Softball League. iAake Monroe Inn, SeabGard Coastline and Famous cupc are In the other game, the Outcasts out-scored Eldrldge Standard 16-13. Famous Recipe ripped 13 hits In its league-tightening win, Mike Maples slapped two doubles, Dave I)reifuerst slugged a triple and single, Charles Koke collected two singles and Niek Brady cracked a double r Famous Recipe. Kern.: dalI paced Seaboard with two singles and a double. krry Cooper added a double and single, and Joe Benton a trile slu"ed on r Lake Monroe Inn scored seven runs in the sixth to headline its win over Auto ' -'-............ . !r. . ., '- Calforna aP Oakland. N No •p- " Aaron and Catfish Hunter NEW YORK-4NEA)- U Sam Snead did not in fact invent CASSELBERRY - When It thegameof golf a few hundred years ago,he must at Least have comcs to setting records, in history's first twosome. Charlie Clark does it by the Yet Snead still plays the game. He not only plays It, he st1ll nmher-s.. - SIS for six. The veteran harness horse a ontender. Last year, for example, he tied for serjii4 in two trainer struck with his stith tour events, tied for third in the Professional Golfers 5415: 1 Octkerwin (I4aeardl $ 1 2. straight two-year-old, which and caine In fourth in the Quad ClUes, Os Captain CounSel (Dnisas) $ 1; 3 raced to a national seasonal Indian Lang lBandict) I I;4 Truax Ci May 27 Sam Snead will be 63 years old. Honcwtltjpo)$1;S. Ki5mte Pass record Monday night at He turned pro n 1933, the same year Franklin Delano (Blood) 72; Margaret (No Seminole Turf Club. Roosevelt took office as president. Dlllingcr rampaged. Babe Driver) 3 1; 7. PefkinOmn Cadet Garden Path ($14), a twoRuth hIt 34 homers and batted .301 that seasc. The Maiteti (Vanderv,rt' i. I Frincet Beuiih yeziild daughter of Flonean, 'rournament wzis nothing but a gleam in Bobby Jones' eye. It ELEvENTH - I U - Pact C-3 - scored a hall-length victory in was a long time ago. 0: 1 Cumbsn Frito (Adriance) the third race over seven freshSnead went on to win 87 tour events (lzwlnding every major 51 7 r,rrt.,-cal me (Kuca) 7.?. 3 tournament -the PGA, the Masters, the British Open- exce$ K B. I Hr5041) II; £.Midam men rivals m the tinie of 2:101-5 Runner (Wilse $1; S Big Eye - a seasonal record for a the tJ.S. Open, which he has several Unies In the final holes Chick (Raul 3). 6. Future Time trthflg filly ungster. In the screwiest fashlim). He has won 134 (H,ggins) 6 1. 1. Jeans First naments and, at SatwdaY nl8ht Clark sent rough estimate, has tilt altogether over l,640OX shots. He and (MiPir) ID). I Jack Pence (Levan) 72. Arbor Sldpper to the lmst and that famous straw hat with the flashy band and his w, the freshman pacing son of sweCtswIng are in the Golf Hall c4Fame Mcazlow Skipper came tme He began hitting a rolled up stocking with a twoomstjck 2:%34-topsforyoungpacng beforehewasfiveyearsoId,lnflotSprI,Va .j colts nearlyasloose-lunbedasever. A favorltetrickc4hj tothlsday Another one of his speedy sextet is The Great Gatsby, high as seven feet off the floor. Nattonal Leaçut ,tne srii of th. wrrsat trti(ts-r 7nhIi as sthi, as baldish as he has for test Victory, who Clark trained on many years, and one of the few noticeable changes was his W L de.rlaklng the Clcago the pact' after the green horse 15 7 617 fwuiy side-saddle jxittlng style becaus, of a New Ygek 0 9 S4 3' balked at the trotting gall He ensumon nervousness on the grn. '4 !? wasnmedmztniorariauonai uuwrwl5e,neLsLneumessever_Incr,djbIc.fljijghutjs 9 17 47 hard to Imagine him doing anything besides wrapping * golf here recently. re'ord 9 17 is s' 5' Lout Grattan . _• - 3 Turks Row (Wyatt) 15 I; 1. Adios Areon A (Itilenfeld) 52; 5 The-rry WHA PLAYOFFS Btty (Har'tzier) Si; S Senator Mir Finals (Sers) II; 7 Easy Sweet (Van Best-oil Series derSctiaaf) 3 1. I By Order Mnday' Game (Prioges) 7 No game sc!eckjled SEVENTH - I U - Trot C.1 TedaysOames 5455: 1. Flhing Special (Fay) 52. at Houston. Houston 2 £dg Beau Byrd (Ihianfein) I 1; 3. Big Red One (Martin) 72; 4 Sir leads 1 0 Wednesdays Game (Mahar) 10 1; 5. Speedy Hao No game Scheduled Ouetn (W11le) Ii: 6. Direct America tLarrabee) 41; 7. Billy Rich (Crank) I 1. I Octan Rainbow ReynGkfl) 6 1 .1 - .:'. Pro Hockey I for years still is in bloom. Kansas Pro .. ..L' '5 •1 '. - ' 11L (Wood I SI, N No game scheduled FOURTH - 1 U - Pace W,dnesdys Game 6615: 1 Bonds king (Rer) 101; 7. NO game scheduled Mitey Chip Away (Bidge's) Curious Note IBenelict) 61. 4 mdlana at Kintuck y. Cocky Success- I Huggian) 3 1; 5. OcaLs StarlIght (No Driver) 7-2; 6. game Tuesday. May 13 Speednlllcicrank) 101; 7. Says Who SI. I Reveille Pace (Ulmer) 61 , . - 4•j• Milwaukee at Detroit, N Teias at City. N MInnesota at Chic6gO. N FIRST-1M-Pacsmdn-$46I: 1 Marion Sleek (Crank) 61.2 O.K Scot (Plumphres) I 1. 3 10cc' Lags (Se-rats) 10-1; 4 Speedy Bright THIRD-IM-PaceC-3-$41I: , California (Flgueroa 1.0) at Oakland (Blue 5-1), P1 Wednesdays Games Boston at Clevelarit. N New York at Baflimore. N Entries (Martin) 5.1; S Stars Hostess (Hobbs) 31; 6. Beatrice way fRegur) C 2; 7 Hlrico (Larrabe-e) 5 L 1. Lisbon Hanover (SC.ca) 7 2. SECOND - 5. M - Pace C-3 5615: 1. BirdIe H. VoIo(Whayiand) 5 I; 2. Speecy Beau (Ithierdeld) 10 1; 3. Barlow's Dutches (Piptf) 3-1; 4 Sian AntI (D'Amanto) Ii S Aust Southern 5Ctyeq (Mafsar) 73; 6 Swe,meart Votto (Dray?c'n) S 1 7. DOugIs Dynimlie (VanDçvente-U 6. 1; I. Loyal Opposition (Benict) 10 Boston ?Ce'vetand 1)) at Ctevelanct 0 i, P4 New Yn'k (Medicr 33) at BaltImore Cu,(Iar lii Milwaukee (Broberg 42) at Detroit (RIJhIC 11) N Teias (Blbby 1.7) a' Kansas Cty (BrIles 20), N Mirww'sota {GOIt1 12) 1? CPi ca;o - has delighted Americans I 1310 . • Te.as '_.S.c ..,.. .- - :' .6$3 - S .556 2 73 . 10 ii 176 3' BaImore EIGHTH - 1 Kimberly Fa,e (Firtotte) (1) 670 100 300 2. Ta Boy (6)6603103. ienn' P.ck U) 360 0 (iS) $73 so T (45 20 1 2 07 3 7 to - 7071 f W I Pc? GB 13 2C 4 -, is .'iei American Leaee ;; * year. But the pastime that •: 'y ,• "'k:- Bonne -1 P9ealon Tm (Pat terson) (I) 1160 6 10 500 7 DtIIe _; - ."-' -"? - LEGAL DESCRIPTION Notice is hereby given that on the 29th day Of May 1975, 9:00 AM. It the Court I4ou* in Sanford. County of Sinilnole, State of Florida. tax sale Certificates will be sold on the following dtscrlbed land to pay the amount due for taxes herein sat opposite the same, together with all cost of Such sale and all advertising, *' 10 19 3.s5 S Frncs. Loop Knotted 13 11 UI 4 a hcIoo sSton. 4Q treal (Roiers 04'. P4 (Brett II) at Nee THIRD - 1 Garden Path York (Seaver 37). N IFrto?te Cl! 61100 900 980 7 San Diego (Siebert 30) at Scirea'e s!-arp (3) 70 Bhs.sfl Dream II) 340 Q (I)) Cincinnati (BiIingham 2)). N Ph1laeIp1a ITtthehl $176701 (1361 554510 T 7.101 FOURTH - 1. Satin Grattan at St. Louis (Curtis 0 1). N HOuStOn Ckonlec:ny 13) at (Var'dersP,atf) (7) 780 3 60 7.10 Tay)orsFarvei(S)5403403 J0flf Los Angeles (Suflcx Si). N We*s#sdays Games East (6) 2 100 1711 531 00 T (716) San D.eqo at Cincinnati S19 60 1 1347 Atla.'t? ñt Sar P4 FIFTH - 1 Vars-ity Bomb Chicago at Montreat, N cerb'e) Ifl 1010 740 340 2 Pittsburgh at New York. N C.srr,djpn (6)7 10i103, Jetry Phlladelpnla at St. Louis. N ed (7) 740 0 III) Ifl 60 TIl 62) HouSton at Los Angeles. N 5)76017 i Metro 4 Monday's Results 5? LOu'S 11, PrladelpP., 3 Montreal 3. Chcao 7 Los Arwelrs 2 Houston 0 Only games schediled TodaysOames San Francisco (Fd!CClC 21) FIRST - 1 Dbtan?e 1ais fGanmel) (II 7 10 310 360 2 C J Rcid,y (5) 7 60 5 10 3 ROyJI liar vrSt (1) 7 00 Q (15! $16 00 T II s $17420 T 2 I? SECOND - I Darn Hones-P 'Pattcnj1 (71 24106607602 Pria?e g c estoga B Jim (7) 7 t' 7) 51$ 1 t, i $103 7U T .-.-- NOTICE OP TAX SALE Los Arae'rs I? '0 flO Cintirnat, II 2i 13 11 .520 3 O.,go S Francis-co I? 17 .500 3' MONDAY - NOTICE 7 17 361 8: Harness Racing -•----...s - - Tuesday, May 6, 1975 IIi) ;1 i.Yi 1ii: Results - r000-T1TY s TO *16 516 23 FT '4 131 SW CDI (8 (COI.OGICAL UTILITIES l''. 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S $1C.37 r "'6rovs '9 Co 22 311 . %''e 5" !3.ti I 'i&tns tt 1 Only 2.4O TH 55 PER WEEK * �,.,. = .===- = -=.- - -.-=-".--------"------ __________________ . -. - -. -- - _ .-.-----.-.".-., .___-.. .- .- -,... _- - _r - :1 - .-.-- . .. - -.- , --- - -- ___ - 146-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Ft. Celts: Ivuday, Maya. 1975 .i NY Islanders wit Movie Goers Sinking whltewShed the Islanders twice I) UNIONDM.E, N.Y. (AP) The story is a Leafs and have one in extending to 21 games their unbeaten streak. familiar one: the New York Islanders are loss from playoff elimination, the Philadelphia 'rhe inevitable question is asked: can New Flyers one victory from moving on in Stanley York repeat its four-game comeback against the Cup competition. Stanley Cup champions? The answer is provided The Islanders went into the last game of their rapidly by the looks on the Islanders' faces. National Hockey League preliminary round tied "Well, one thing you should know by now: our 1-1 with the New York Rangers, then won the series In overtime. They went into guys are going to fight until the very last second best-of-three and it's not over," said Coach Al Arbour. the fourth game of their quarter-final with the Somebody has got to win the last game and it 0 Pittsburgh Penguins with three consecutive " L won't be over until then." losses, then came back to win low- in a row and 11 Meanwhile, Flyers coach Fred Shero main. advance to the semifinals against the Flyers. Philadelphia, rieanwhi!e, took a week off with thins that his cub can do better against the a first round bye, breezed past Toronto with two Islanders--a club he insists gave the Flyers a shutouts in a four-game sweep of the Maple tough time this season - BOSTON (Al') But it's doubtful that popcorn Coach Tommy flelnsohn ihe Boston Celtics were scheduled to take accompanied the feature-a re vowing to continue the pressure in u movie today before flying run of the team's 101.90 victory defense tactics which helped to Maryland for Wednesday's over the Bullets Saturday in the team to victory Saturday. But the big question iswheth. National Basketball third game of the best.oI-seven er the Celtics can regain their Eastern Conference final. Association playoff game shooting form. The Celtics go into Wednesagainst the Washington Bullets day's tilt one game down with After Saturday's victory at lindover. lleinsohn said, "We were very effective on defense and got the second shots on the offensive boards. However, we didn't Buffalo Needs shoot well and that bothers - 67th Year No, 722-Wednescjay, May 7, 1975 I - _ Wa-shington Coach K.C. Jones admitted the effectiveness of Boston's defense. "Their defense caused us to lose our poise for the first time since early In the Buffalo playoff series. They S, 1 13tJF'F'A 1.0 i Al' - "What I "We have to stop that one forced us out of our patterns 9 P aced right now is one more stir- weapon the Canadiens have," and forced us to take a lot of had -I feel I can run for the front prise," Buffalo Coach Floyd Smith said. "hits has to be shots," he said. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Al design. it's smaller than the tested at Ontario, Calif., but ical woes. Smith said as he prepared his their best power unit play since Unser Is usually one who thinks popular Al is prepared to Jwnp back row," he said of qualifications. Eagles and McLarens, was not ready for the race. Al The teams return to Boston Sabres for Game 5 tonight the days of Boom Boom Geoff- Garden bra Friday night game a month is too long to spend and powered by a mod'! ied put an Offenhauser-powered into the Eagle here if it appears "But I don't know about the against Montreal in their Na- non, Dickie Moore, Jean Be- and the Celtics have announced getting ready for the In- Cosworth Ford Formula I en- Eagle on the front row, but tie the new machine won't be pole. A.J. Foyt may liave that tional Hockey League Stanley livcau, Doug Harvey and Bert that the game is a sellou t. 104'ked on. dianapoH. 500. But this year he gine, drnrpit ou( rJv with m'rh,rn. rey. Cup playoff. Olmstead." has little different attitude. it works out, I have the 'has tcaiii has surprised me The handsome, wavy-haired advantage," said Un.ser of the Montreal is now using Peter all year in how badly it can play younger brother to Bobby is edge he is hoping will get him Mahovlich, Guy Lafleur, Guy cne night and how good it can trying to work a unique new into the winner's circle here for Lemaire and play the next," Smith said. "We Lapointe, Jacques race car up to speed in time for a record-tying third time. Since Catfish Reeled In have to win this hockey game. Yvon Lambert on those drives pole position qualifying Satur- his triumphs in i70 and 1971 when the Sabres are a man It' s as simple as that." triples In a six-run first Inning and Tyson, Reggie day. (Continued From Page I-B) and a second in 1972, his efforts short. Buffalo won the first two "I've always said, 'How come here have netted him no better Smith and Ted Simmons added homers as the "No one guy makes a power games of the best-of-seven three-run burst in the eighth inning that beat the Cardinals, with Bob Gibson notching his first you have such a long month than 18th place. play go," Smith said, "but 1 series on its own ice. 6-5 m Angels and gave Ferguson Jenkins his fourth victory of the year, cruised past Philadelphia. here?" he explained, "bccause But even if the Parnelli-Cos- straight victory. overtime and 4-2. But in Mon- think their big guy is Mahovwhen you conic here all ready Dodgers 2, Astros 0 treal, the young Sabres were li ch. He bottles up the middle, Red Sox 7, to go, it is a long month. But worth combination works, Al Indians 5 Doug Rau checked Houston on two hits as the OAKLAND (AP) The scor Lsn't going to enjoy sorting out shelled 7-0 and 8-2 as the Cana- leaving Lafleur flaUng aniwd we're here with a new car that Jfin Rice's two-run double highlighted a fourDodgers widened their National League West the Chicago I the problems. diens stormed back to even the open and the kid (Lambert) ing fireworks of run fourth needs some test work, and inning that helped the Red Sox whip lead over Idle Cincinnati to 2 games. Los Bulls-Golden State Warriors working in the corners. series at 2-2. Cleveland. Bernie Carbo and Carl Yastrzemski Angeles' runs came on a first-Inning sacrifice fly wish I had two months of run"I never have liked to test playoff battle have moved from "Our power play and our Smith said he was consici- the frontcourt to drew walks new cars," and Fred Lynn hit the first of three by Ron Cey and Joe Ferguson's third-Inning ning to get ready now." he said. "It's really the backcourt. penalty killing are killing us," ering playing his high-scoring consecutive work, The car is a 1975 Parnelli hard and it can be runscoring doubles. Rice then dou- single. very Norm Van Lier, Bulls guard, Smith said. The Sabres have French Connection front line of frustrating. bled, model, designed my Maurice scoring Yastrzemski and Lynn, and Rice Expos 3, Cubs 2 took the scoring pressure off scored on just one of IS power Rick Martin, Gil Perreault and forwards Bob [Ave and Chet 11hillippe who drew up the pre"I would rather just unload came home on Ri(o Petrocelli's double. Pepe Stangual and Larry Parrish homered to play advantages while the Ca- Rene Robert against MonCards 11, Phils 3 vious Parnelli Jones team mudthe cars and be ready to go." boost the Expos past Chicago and cut the Cubs' Walker in game No. 3 Sunday in nadiens have scored on 10 of 22 treat's big line of Steve The els, but of a more streamlined Parnelll-Cosworth Luis Tyson hit two-run NL East lead over idle New York to 3L2 games. was Melendez and Mike Shutt, Chicago. His team leads 2-1 in attempts. Mahovlich and Lafleur. the National Basketball Assocla ti on Western Conference 94 PROOF GIN OLD CANAD A CREEK AMERICA'S LARGEST WINE & SPIRITS DEALER L. ABC 6 YR. KY . QUAIL .o I'teI. YR. CANADIAN LONDON TOWER 8 final.sgoinglntotonight'sbourth H' IOJIO" UI soko MOM a " DECANTER game here. '" ROYAL DELUXE ' o. 15 YEAR JACQUIN NEAPOLITAN "Norm did what he had to 8 in. uitvcaelouuoi UM LIQUEUR I'ITu11Tu1' !'I"!_ GOLD COACH do," said Chicago Coach Dick °'.w R Aeros Meet 104419"411 JOHNNIE Motta. "He penetrated the .1000 VODKA 8 YR. 8fl° JACK WALKER SALETUES.HSA,Y1O _____ EXTRA DRY ABC middle and got our offense goRIO LABEL ANCIENT LAO DER rn DANIELS a.iit'ip.. çj IV ing." IL.AC LAIR ..'. SCOTCH LAUDEn ARE'$TO'IIELOw M'z AGE 6 YR. TflsN WW,1P.v SCOTCH On defense, reserve center SliliA $S lUAU I JIIIA SOC RUALI ii PV ___ it WHOLL$AU CASE U,S1 y,;* IWILA 5u PU,I,( ques ' ____ TJ1].• CulINt $101 Nate Thurmond was the key, ultia&$ 39S . ,L* sivvmai ouo, MIT 499699 Motta said, me former Golden lAM ___________________ VISIT YOUR BEAUTIFUL NEW SWINGIN' HOUSTON (AP) If the rut.ely will be available to the State star was effecti ve in shutMR. ED. V.Y. _________________ BOND'S MILL ABC COCKTAIL LOUNGES Houston Aeros defeat the Que- Norcliques tonight when they ting off driving efforts by 4 YR. BOURBON cu *w bee Nnrd1rrne In their World resume the best-of-se ven with iivarth Butch RPArII nnti nciiivc BYEAR35% -' All o,u flflh&ll!tb 1c ULI.UII. bLEND Hockey Associa tion Wor ld J 51 SIMS MI N' ROND HALL ILINt) . t tN'S finsd serim the league should victory in the epener here Sat- Barry antl other Warriors, mom W SI 0 =81 "RUM ABC RUM VODKA VIIL G & * 17-92, consider giving an assist to the urday. "The coach told me to take EXTRA DRY LIGHT ON DARK ; CE'Tl Uft UInJ is Offshore Technology Confer. TVARSCKI After Saturday night's loss, care of thie middle and allow ( " ABC kv ) '"4~` " CERTIFIED r." NAT" I'a I Ass"' ence. Quebec was forced to check out only one shot. And luckily, our 11"AAM V 0 - TIACkins SCOICII VODKA "t 17. VODKA JIMIIAMIT IOu$IO Wi th 40,000 conference delea downtown hotel to make guys were hitting," said Thur. Doty GIN 4.'$SCASI 11811111014111 YOOUSRIUM _____ gates jamming virtually every room for conf erence delegates mond. 2.99 _ __ rn3 mi 1051 tS(' _____________________________________ I available hotel space, the Nor- with reservations for Sunday. Van Lier tilt for 35 points and VS OLP. COGNAC 7.99 It* IMP. TEQUILA CERTIfIED RUM OLD REPEATER diques have made more With the help of Aeros per- Jerry Sloan added 15 from the IMP RANCI JACOUIN P'Iuta I$ $ Hifli OS1 C0iil MEXICO CANA04AN maneuvers off the ice than on, sonnel, a local apartment corn- backcourt. Love and Walker j GALLIANO V* I vi A*$ DUIIP ?'!,' GOLD COACH 8 IMP ITALIAN L'OUI UR QUEEN DRY GIN trying to keep a roo f over their plex owner a greed to house the settled For 19 each. - I I I ,t-, .0~1~_ .*. irt uns Wai*ti* n Gri* es At Indy , r 0 41 -. -- 7 . A fter N o .3 . ',, : - ~1i i _____ = Casselberry Petty Point ) 4 4.88 efff KC •I$j-p 4 031 034 j-)I 4 - s Et SOC SISAII . ianiasoto MR. BOSTON BAR 6UtD[.i "w Iauu'. nrr.nte ._ -" 40 slow 1,01i 04 P0008 J . T.S. BROWN KY BOURBON ''J CERTIFIED :. i EXIIIA r TUUIX o' VODKA • flU IVI LIGHT OR DAtiR 42 95 CASE .. lItil F I','LI 9. 16 11 ___ SI IS CASE . ___ __________ 4.29 ,6.99.... ___________ Mw '. _____ _____ AABC c , . . ' 13.111151 $vLfl' 55101. cs,,,, .&uis..si (t&fll UuIIlll 4 G VAST! W it ) - - DEL CONT E , PsSs(.tlol (WISII $a.Ii.0i v14011 ABC out /2 lilt (*11 *11 GALLON ABC CaIRO 13111*0* (Au of 6 so am 10*ftNlv 11I*441$A54 SIZE . 0*4 . .' . M QUART I ANNE [lli liii SCOTCH - GUAM 10111101% £3 - JJ ta 1 *ci.1 rvp I1%LLA'*,-Pt1i ii'i wi*s i mm . .. . '! ' SEA $67,000, but af te r ta lking wi th Turlington it was decided an appeal to the Cabinet was th e best me thod of ha ndling the situation One reason is that groups who now are aware of the state's I'IE count could boycott schools during that period, causing a school district to be penalized. That was on basis for the appeal Turlington made to the Cabinet. The boycott by Rosenwald's blacks was prompted by a School Iard decision to phase out the school and turn it into a center forhandicapped children. Blacks maintain the school is a part of their cultural heritage and have vowed to retain the facility. James Gadson, a Rosenwald parent filed a request for an investigation. And the U.S. Justice Department is ex pected to rule soon whether the School Board decision is in violation of a 1970 integration order for Seminole County schools. A Justice Department attorney, Burt Dougherty, is in Seminole today gatnering addifional information for his decision on whether to allow Rosenwald to close or remain open. Blacks not only boycotted Rosenwald, but they also initiated a countywide boycott that, official estimates say, was 90 per cent effective during the three days it was In effect. - :.. 11 f Wants ' More Mo 'ney For Less Work' cote OKA - / •-'.-. I .I,, L 3 ettAVt $ 11 1 - "s's "a mail L 199 SANGRI CE JUNO I*1, 2i9 a. st:i 199 114 V$*i1144IIpkdt4l,a,54$ Will# 41 '. BESTALOhi BOOK ON WINES vi ,-. OLD THOMPSON QUAR1 379 .. ,, a,,,,,, . - - QUAIl *...'u - ti ..1S.I , GOLD SEAL CATAWBA 13)5 BEAUJOLAIS LA MICHRE 99' I',', pja ISIs t' PMl.l GOLD SEAL z. 7 '=.. """ IORRf S ROSADO 014 I ' = '"' ''(54*' $M'lPa '•1, 5'5 Q JUAN ESTEBA. aI..5 ' Ile" ft"NI V, GALLON GOLD SEAL CATAWBA - J'54Mft3 'WI. a' ' H 5'IlI4I ---- "'a' T.'!9.W sa ABC PORT, SHERRY, MUSC 119 'VI'4 HIL.', 1401.0 tIll.N DR t.OHTE .. ., 22.95 ..'. Isis CABERNET SAUVIGNON iH 011,4 1*1111111414 gg,,. t1 IP ROSE FROM PORTUGAL MAN OF LA VAN.. .. 24.95 ABCVIN ROSEIURGUNOY W'4I5 l 1Kv. øI.1 (asu.0q I. P,ai II S-. •, - .54,'.. 9 95'lO9 50 299 3195 '. 22.95 JUAN ESIEBAN PIN OT NOIR 1.99 llNW.a(a,. Alt BLUE LABEL UEBIRAUMILCN 2.29 ASTI SPUMANTE MATEUS CRACKLING ROSE . ' i 2295 391 '.' 4295 109 1715 .. 139 ...1495 1.19 4 3'ISsI Pelley asked SEA if they criticized Pelicy for not SR 436, until permanent arrangements can be made. The families of neurosurgeon, Dr. Pham Huu Phuoc and his brother-in-law Dr. Nguen Dienh l'oan, who had been vice rector at the Polytechnic University in Saigon - 10 persons in all were to leave Egli n Air Force Base today for resettlement in Seminole County with Gutman's help. - "I want them to settle pe rman en tly close to me," Gutman said today. Until the families are able to get on their feet, Gutman will provide their necessities of life - shelter. food. clothing and medical care. Gutman was making arrangements today for Dr. Pham's medical school credentials to be checked as a first step toward his taking the Educational Council of Foreign Medical Graduates test for certification. Gutman also plans to visit Dr. Jack Critchfleld of Rollins College and area bankers to find a position for Dr. Nguen, who holds a Phd and was a prominent financier in his native land. Both families speak fluent English. Dr. Gutman said he has been able to find 60 Central Florida families, o far, who are willing sponsor to Vietnamese refugees. fie sent his cousin, T.J. Doyle, to Eglin to match up sponsors with families. Doyle has been In constant com- The Gutman children are doubling up to make room for the Dr. Pham Huu Phuoc family. Dr. Nguen Dienh I family will move into an apartment in Quaker Hill, off 1.19,. 1995 Lan D*Ispute Irks 3195 21 00 19 .... 259 219S 1.041416.1-114 GAl SAN CRIA FROM SPAIN - I - 449 . 11 ~. 'r* I ,__ - L H Ily .UIt 1% li'.I'.,IIS5I&"Sfl t_rossworu ruum" IUA matter to court." the .Lake Mary city limits Herald Staff Writer IL L 9A Dear Abby L Councilman Harry Terry because an act by the state Dr. Lamb ............... 6A no reason to give Counsaid, "I see it legislature "supersedes" Two L.akt Mary City Editorial ..................4A to up. We're more or less bound to Sanford's annexation orintend 1OA cilnien say they don't Horoscope ............... (finance. give up more than 300 acres of back up the legislature." 5,\ Hospital Walter Mary Mayor Lake Meanwhile, Lake Mary City even it Obituaries ............... . 5A land I., their city limits, Sorenson saizl Sanford's request Attorney Gary Massey said that ... .......... ... 1-3B it means being stied by the City Sports that the land be dc-annexed if the City Council wants to keep Television . .............. hA of Sanford. really on "was not an the land In the city, he will Commission Sanford City Women's ................9A Mary unreasonable request under the "have to recommend not to deMonday decided If Lake can't say annex" the property. would not dc-annex the land, circumstances. "But I WEAThER then Sanford would file a suit that the prospect (of giving up In the event the matter does 300 acres) trills me to any against Lake Mary. reach court, Massey said, "I Sanford annexed the large degree," he said, Yesterday's high 90 low this that suspect lie said the decision on what seriously morning 5. Partly cloudy tract of land in 1973, one month whichever party did not prevail legisiature action lake Mary would take through Thursday with a prior to the district would take the case approving lake Mary's in- would depend on what the City court, and could go maybe chance of afternoon and Council decided, evening thundershowers. Highs corporation. higher." "I'm sure that somehow' we near 90. Lows mostly In mid 60s. "The land very definitely The land, owned by SouthRain probability !O per cent belongs in Lake Mary," can come to an equitable court," ward Investment and Realty Martin Bacon Sr., solution before it gets to tonight and 30 per cent Thur' Councilman and Jeno Paulucci Enterprises, said ycstcday. "My p'!sitlnn is Sorenson said. ads). Shevin, in is located north Cf Lake Mary Robert Atty. Gen. not to conic to any agreement Complete weather details as by the and west of Sanford, near the requested an opinion well as Thursday's tides at oer tue land." said he ex1cts the county property appraiser, Mayfair Country Club. Daytona Beach on page 5-A. Bacon ;3 ~_Zr~1 _ ~ .4jc1II.IJJiI z - LU WIVIU UV V U F ~ ~~_ . - ______, -A.-~- __ ~ _-_ ___ - -___ . ____ -_____ __ - ~_ __ - ~. ,: - - _~. ~____ - -k- - = 21 _______ ' I 4A 4B ._~--_ -, ,-,. _~~ - is- -1 , ip - Pa ' " ' - At any rate, both teams munication with Gutman and the Christian Missionary Alliance, a relief organization in the effort. "I'm making an appeal to area families, sympathetic toward these refugees, to come forward and welcome them with open arms," Gutman said. Those interested in being sponsors may contact Gutman at either 628-0572 or 6450099. Gutman said a sponsor has to guarantee material support for the first month or two until they are on their feet. "That means taking them into their home, if necessary, providing food, clothing and taking care of their medical expenses." John Sobik, area businessma n from Longwood is sponsoring Dr. Nguyen Van Vjnh, his wife and four children. - I I . Z_ LONGWOOD School W. P. (Bud) Layer and two aides are scheduled to meet with city officials at 8:30 am. tomorrow to discuss the planned new Rock Lake Middle School. ,' ,, -':' ','..', ,'.:'.•: .'; ,,t)jL .. 1 Superin tendent . ''1 Ii' ','' ,r 1. - School Site Planners - -Wfjr -' ===;.7 - --t " " ' __ - ---. - To Meet •••• ••• - S•• .''.':'' 14 4 '" k~_.__ _t M __.4 '4' The school to be built In the county area near Winsor Manor, is planned to open in January, 1977. Named architect of the facility is Eoghan Kelley. . - i.. _____ -..-..-. '"-" - , .- , to a A - I " BICENTENNIAL WORK REWARDED / / / = ., ' state I 289 a, - ____ ffl~ r'l Ar great 1895 BROWN LABEL LIE8IRAUMILCN199 fit 2295 " During negotiations, Harry Pelicy, the Board's chief negotiator, asked that substilutes not hi fui'nishti special teachers. In essence, a sp'tal teacher won talked about as someone who teaches "He contacted inc just prior to the fall," Gutman said. "I tried, but was not successful In aelping hi m," Gutman said, adding this firmed up his decision to sponsor some of the refugees. -..- galls-It 'P.auae, CHATEAU 1,ASCDMB(S , IMP. LAM8RUCQ ITALY 'ai a 3150 '61 219 . UlSSI 'I'S 01541 ' *:ss 1 (4W 0 'S ""' OttIMAN, '81RAUMILCH 349 But, the South Vietnamese army colonel who was Gutman's close personal friend and who had appealed to Gutman for help just prior to Saigon's !all apparently remained behind. Around theClock Bridge ONtv AMC HAS A TEMPERATURE CONTROLLED WINE CELLAR WITH 14 INCH WALLS w'w.os',au. ' 1' MAGNUM 111 bI. Lorigood psychiatrist Dr. Mic ha el Gutman will open his Apple Valley home today to two South Vietnamese families, who escaped their war-tom country within hours of its fall to the Communists last week. men the two tea ms spent the remainder of the almost fivehour sessio n hassling over SEA's proposal on su bstitute teachers. The substitute teacher section of SEA's 75page proposal finally was tabled. Index THIS WEEK'S BEST WINE BUYS!! lAG By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer __ ________ .1IJ.Qo I Ill" of a regular teacher's absence Refugees Find Seminole Home IL owe NY STAI5 IYSDANO tTSG[AT to short change a group of kids fatrator's job" and teach, too, Bowers said about 115 teachers who teach in the county's exceptional child program would fall under the classification of special educa. tion teachers or professional specialists. Yesterday's agree. ment came after the item was tabled last Thursday. I go 1) JId ABC 8 YEAR srnirii I t I 2.49 It* A n[All of a day's studies, Pettey said - 14,117 ilijff~. CALIF BRANDY v' 7Q1 I' JACQUIN 5* 3001. STOCK VERMOUTH. QUAil nn COAMP&W 1.4411090""64141,111 QUART CORDON 4.49 GIN .. 3.99 10 YEAR DAlI AtIYII SUG '151:1 ABC EXTRA DRY 2.49..s0'iHOLLANOHOUStMIXCRS UALRI '.r ST.LEGER 45111k $CDTLA!jO SI ii C AS( L.X AU VA! I - JS -- U?tLL1iIUIr( _____ ".' I.. 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TEOUILA HI-WAY 17.92 AT 436 $4.11 c*u4,9 9 40*1 OLD CROW QUART ;:.4.79 , •....,.. -- FERN PAK "',',h1w c4. 69 of 4 $l4Uv I UA 'ta1u i'• IRIPIT 00(1111 1114 (1110445111,111' GUAST CI*t ,,, H IWAY 1 7-92 .'4.29 ABC RUM N " 115$ BOURBON DRY GIN _____ LIBBEY GLASSWARE o •;- ____ '99 _ ____ _____ _____ _________ G9 'SI 0* N**SS i" , _ ____ - 3.1 2'4,99 _ ~j - I CANADIAN PREMIUM 11, 1,11 .ThERE'S AN ABC NEAR YOU! 111101 CUBES .29 Ulf i Lit *iNE .110* 101010 IN CALIf 11143 •TIi,IlC' NEW POST TIME MON..SAT. 7:45 P.M. - SCOTCH 5 75 FLA SI IfSAtI TI LA'1 ______ ORPCINAL MIIICAIP IULIIOP*OOI 3.88 _____________ RACE FOR RACE THE HIGHEST AVERAGE PAYOF IN CENTRAL FLORIDA Phone 0311140 bm . WHITEHALL * DRY GIN . • VODKA STANLEY 860 h _-& TEQ!IA KY. BOURBON M&E sjj'699 _________________________________________________________________________________ ,'. FABULOUS TRIFECTAS EVERY RACE - ' - 6.49 JIM REAM iERTIFIED 4YEAR8O' ____rt 1% *1%141 01117-92, atwccn 43 & 434 ,' "1 17 QT 'sic H(NRT I2'IkA 9g KNTUCKy8OUR8ON ,j ' 01 CMAOLAI PIISCS rIi?lI, 1 ços . T1 110C uIu tI II I - _________ CERTIFIED MIIICO ______ Rotary 2 99 SCOTCH ' iCwns imu.aieci we protessional specia list agreement after a clar ifica tion of con tract terms was made by Ivan Bowers, the school system's director of pupil personnel. HEDGES t't ______ ________________________________ ________________________________ ____ ' QT 45 95 CASE - vation of the waterway. The co ndi tions in the headTh e Florida Cabinet has granted Education Commissioner wa te rs of the river was vividly Ral ph Turlington permission to allow a pupil recount at portra)ed b) David Cox, state Rosenwald Eleimnt.1ir School, thus sa v ing Seminole Count) project leader, whose original $67,000 in much needed state funds report brought to light the Perim.ssj on came at a Cabinet meeting yesterday in diversion of 200 million gallons Tallahassee and was a result of requests by Seminole school of water daily from the river. official' and efforts by State Sen. John Vogt, D.Cocoa Beach. Aerial slide pictures made by Initially, Turhngton, in a letter to School Supt Bud Layer, Cox showed conditions existing said a recount at Rosenwald wouldn't be feasible because it in the marshlands and chain of wouldn't meet the five per cent discrepancy requirement lakes which form the river, outlined in state regulations, Among them were photographs Now, however, the Cabinet has granted a school district of Lake Helen Blazes, almost permission to allow a recount at one school if a 25 pe r cent dry with practically nothing left discrepancy in enrollment can be verified. At Rosenwald, all 207 but mud and ooze where forblack children boycotted classes during the state's FTE count menly some of the finest bass period. fishing in the world was com"It's good news," Asst. Supt. Roger Mirris said of Cabinet mon. decislon. "We're real pleased. We wont get the money this Another photo showed the year, but state funds will be readjusted upward by that amount filthy waters pumped from one next year." ' of many canals contrasted with At First, Vogt offered to submit a bill to try and win back the . GUCKENHEIMER BUTLER k BOURBON 74 ft CASE - KY BOURBON Knights 1 1-9 J, I R SCOTCH VODKA 1 PIPflIN.$! $CUWfl NA*I 449___________3 - _ ; vi 5tiS 499 ALUIUT tSP1l SIC aiunt £PICCI Sill $14 _____ ____ Rotary Clouts SEMINOLE ' _____" QUAIL CREEK 90° YEAR M WIIVW CIIMI•lcAU CACAO BEEFEATER I. ENGLISH GIN "ç" iai.#art, ;e. * _ $!' ser- Cabinet Okays Rosenwald Recount OR restot ation and pre School Board and Seminole "You waima cut coats, but that charged. But Pelley said a team member, said SEA "hias been reached between two back for a closer look because it and for taking so many days to Thursday. At that meeting, EducaUon Association (SEA) you're giving the childiren the "school, wilI not close down" if n wanW to '1111h sure they're Or MM teachers to ingM ciass "looks like you're asking for study the SEA contract bargairim will diwuss, anocianegOtiatm hammered OUt an shaft. I thid'k they'rt all - spnial MaAcbm misses class. ,olurAew. to r-dit, - caprage. more money for less work for proposaL All along, SEA tas Uon and teacher's rights, an agreementonprofaulonalspe. teachers, and It/dae't make butItmlhtIfaregu1arteacher stitula for a fellow teacher. Yterdaywastheendofthe leashows." asked for dur ing school hours article which is sure to draw cialista yesterday during the any difference between art tind stays home. Likewise, if you're gonna be 19-day study period requested HsaId SEA is asking for meetings because the SEA fire. Of course, all items thus eighth meeting between the two regular teachers," SEA spokesThe itrgument then moved to absent, you're gonna get by Polley. And Pelley launched 'Vw combination to the vault," tearn consists of school far have drawn fire, and talks factions, a minor attack on SEA, after or in plainer language, the teachers who must teach all have been progressing at a whose respo nsibility it Is to call docked." man Steve Rosenthal said. "W'hat yo,Yre willing to say is in substitutes. Pelle) said SEA SEA's proposal asked that the association asked for a power to run the school system. day then meet for four or five snail's pace. After about 25 minutes. both ______ 8 YR. 860 B&L r ' Little Miss Term Turner b un interested spectator at a girls' softball game at Fort Mellon Part. Just how interested Term Is In the game is questionable, but tbere's little doubt the's interested in the Ice cream cone she's busily devouring. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) Herald Stiff Writer ' 0i Dining at tt flnt whte the AtWo is ..... Ox.ola Tntica. j NAPOLEON BRANDY ________ _ _______ . s Fiød Of Friend Has 4' U - after .90 Pa SCOTCH $011140 IN SCOtLAND' ,s 5JIflh1öLLT EXTRA MMM ____________________________ " 'Ir ' 5 49..., 61 95 Of ROYAL CASTLE C10110 BRAWOY','" STANLEY CANADIAN 399 --4' 15 ,"'ll'o'll GIN RUM V000 3 19 00.. 3195 519 Il YR. RARE 01.0 KY, 8R8. 599 '• 6195 8 YEAR ROYAL DELUXE 86 549,. 6195 ROYAL VELVET CANADIAN 6588 ,JACOUIN SLOE GIN 449 .'• 4995 549 "61rgE MR 10 KENTUCKY BlEho 01. MR. ED. 4 YR. KY. BRO ... 4.69 -,51-95 OT, BULLOCK-LADE . 369 --,- 4195 CIR111`1111 90 PROOF GIN 3 -s I I" 45 95 5.99 ss' 6995 01. 868° CANADIAN PREMIUMS 99 .., 68.95 900 GIN KNIGHTSBRIDGE 01. 8 YR. 01.0 STANLEY 5.49 61.95 01 CERTIFIED SCOTCH 359 •.'. 4188 56 95 OUART PLACE GREEN 5 49 ,--,6195 WISIR 15 YR. CANADIAN BONO 8 99..,.99 50 MR Ell Ky GIN CERDTIED 6 YEAR KY. OR11- 3 ,. 143 P" 10" 4015 3 . 15" 61.95 ABC VODKA GIN IMP. FRENCH BRANDY II 599 ,. 7950 SANDY MACDONALD 868° 3,., 14 55 95 01 CANADIAN FALLS 4 YR 3,', tO" 4295 499 .. 5195 fiT. BROOKFORO tO YR. BLEND 529, 59.15 JACQUIN ROYALI 8 YR. OLD REPEATER KY. BRB 3.99 .. uss ROYAL VELVET SCOTCH __ VODkA 3 95 6895 858 OTS OfVDNSHRE 6595 CANADIAN SUNSET ...... .4.49 5.19 01. tO YR SILAS HOWE S 5.99 4995 STANLEY XY, VODKA 359 4095 LEWIS '66" CERTIFIED HEDGES 94 PROOF GIN p ABC 8 YEAR CALIF BRANDY IMP SCOTCH 6 YEAR ]5 LONDON TOWER BUTLER 5 RUM 11 ITS$A*O IT'S CUAI OLD KY BLEND 101iDyCTI*gop r'uEItImCelI,.ITT SCOTCH 8 YEAR 86° SUNRISE MR. ED KY. ABC 6 YR. KY. TOM SIMS IMP. TEQUILA Lead Both teams are 5-2, Rotary jumped ahead 41 three Innings and withztod th ree lateinning uprisings by K of C. Rotary scored three in the fifth and fourin the sixth to preserve the win. Chris itiggens smashed a and single 1'i huint suit, ,' _______539 _______________ .,,, Keeps Hot tCV out-dueled the Knights of Columbus 11-9 Monday' to tie K of C for the lead in the Sanford Junior Baseball League. 0 M LIQUEUR STANLEY CANADIAN CARADIA4 ,. ,La , •u / Pe ley Says #'.41Ø Pa p's J'I'UI.. 9.49 iAKNbY' GIN BLACK VELVET - I 4 CERTIFIED ''w' A ____ ENJOYiNG THE GAME - y IOU*I01d '4 . •j•.,J ' _______I Y. .' . UTRA McIIENRY 8 YR. '-. River fishermen, ranchers, far ,A * - I .-.k -- --, fl; 1*%%, ~ -, ;. Fern Park YR. Aeros for the WHA chain- were unfurnLshed, the owner pionship. agreed to rent beds and furnish Senior Loop: ,,The na tion's sixth toiletries. Ed Brooks Mro' director of city and we can't find a place to stay," said Nordiques Coach marketing andsales, said NorLopsided Tilt Jean-G uy Gendron, who's dique of ficials inspected the moved his team to three differ- apartments and seemed Keystone opened the IM ent locatio ns since arriving pleased but Monday moved Into Sanford Senior Baseball here last Friday. -It's pretty another hotel that had some League with an 11-1 plastering cancellations of conference Monday night of Chase. tough to prepare to play." Sam Houston Coliseum defi. delegates. The four-team league will play one game Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. at the Sanford Memorial Stadium. Police and BadCOck tangle tonight. After a silent three Keystone exploded for eight runs In the fourth and th ree in the fifth be fore Monday's game _ was halted because of the 10run nile. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. son, Petty moved his cup total Robert Smith and Tim Raines (AP) Five-time Grand Na- to 1,5% arid won $10,000 for blasted two hits apiece for tional champion Richard petty leading at the ead of the first of Keystone. Terry Smith of is keeping his lead in the NAS- three legs. He also leads Keystone tossed a tisree-hitter_, CAR Winslon Cup point-race money race With t r iki ng out 11 and walking Marlis f shed 13th iii the s despite a disappointing 19ththree. tace firdsh Ii the Wiziton 500 'ralladtgL chase but jumped COO tO-i 34 in Talladega, Ala. from fourth to second in the CFti• Keystone 000 $3-li 7 3 But drivers Dive Marcis, standings with 1,359 points. Darrell Waltrip and Buddy James Hylton remained in third Baker nude big gaim accord- place with 1,301 points and ~- , : I Ing to figures released Monday Benny Parsons slipped from . I by the National Association of second to fourt.h with 1,296. I . . . ~ Stock Car Auto Racing. Waltrip, who finished f Adding Sunday 's Alabama atTalladega,jumpedfromsev- FUNK N finish to the victories In 10 enth to fif th In the overall Grand Natonal eients this sea standings with I n points - ~A - , - - - • P01 MII4II . 10 4 I .1 -- ______ Hi-Way nLUU45J1 1I V. '.. L_. Q - - ' .. 0 "" ______ 399 ' . = ROYAL . . ' . , -' 314's : ' - - 0 -- f,. .. '-;. . .. -= .. -A _.,. Nordi : f .. . __ . &'5i 'L & lk___ *_ -, - I_ . 'i\ Of St. Johns ate!s the cleaner lake as removed by an 'act of countered in periods of low the water to the riser. Some of Waterfront lots for sale In what God," but, said Cox, "lie must water is that the drying up of the property owners have was marshlands, experimental have used a dragline, there the marshlands leads to muck shown willingness to cooperate An overflow crowd of 125 ricepaddies,andhyacinth jams were teeth marks in the dirt." fires and air pollution. in returning water to the people greeted a panel of sta te In many of the canals were "The diversion of water can marshlands." An all time recorded low experts last night as the newly shown. water mark was reached in run as high as 600 to 800 million Dr. Claude Godwmn, of the formed "Friends of the St. According to Cox, hyacinths Lake Washington, source of gallons per (lay during periods Central and South Florida Johns Inc"(FOSJ) held its first are acont.ributing factor to the drinking water for 125,000 of high water. The water is Flood Control Governing meeting to try to find a solution loss of water as they fill the people, last Friday, Cox stated, there, it is only being used in the Boa rd , said water management to the deterioration of the river, bottom of lakes and add to the and he also told of a fish kill wrong way," Cox concluded. He has no control of previously hit meeting in the First surface runoff the canals are extending for 20 miles at one closed his presentation by bsjlt private dams and that tl'c Federal savings and Loan hyacinth breeders, saying, "I think It is rssible to land in question is owned by tLc time. building drew attendance from Cox told of one dike which encorrect the situation and return Another problem (Continued On Page 12-A) . ' Photos ByIIOBORRFII Herald Coniespondent -. ..... .' ' 1. '1 B ulls .- - ., -,~ . . • _4ovll *_` ';., ¼'"' 125 View 0 j . - 1 tr, 'Ll . 2%;,_Ai,~ h~-CtZA i4&0 ,4Fa . ,,C4_ . "-,izr ,4.')%--Jt rn -,.i 411 I- New Sur rise Unser . --I .. . , _~. _., a .1.- - -.,-*:: J I.,-,.N-+% I-- .." _ ft ". : N, _ _~ -'_V7j._ ,_,1. 4_7 ~-.11 I #__. .. _~'I I ___ " ~. `. ~ -,o, -- - I " . W~ '... - =~,.Z-'~ - - I...~._ _jr~ 11 - __~f~_ n,! dll IIii 'i %), Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 10 Cents L. City. officials in both Longwood and Altanion Springs in recent weeks hav been critical the school adof for choosing sites with limited access. ministration I'.rnle lftirrcll ceutei), cnordlnator for the Seminole (&uu:y school Longwood Mayor James H. Bicentennial Committee, accepts a check from Gib Edmonds, executive We president of First Federal of Scminole, which Lormann and city councilmen represents proceeds from the sale of Bicentennial medallions have said the city lacks the conducted by the Savings and Loan institution. Linda Smith (left) money to build the sidewalks or was coordinator at First Federal for the sale of the medallions, the roadways netsary to (Herald Staff Photo by Tom Vincent) Provide aCCe5.s. pave - � 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 06, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 06, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 06, 1975; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/72a9f4643fedaf5f15594eb04697b4d2.pdf f166582b4cbf98ab581c15c23108ce4d PDF Text Text ]ii rIT1rr ___ --- -- - - __ _Ln - ______ --- -• - - -r--- c- - -----=-- -- -- --- ______ _________ -r--- - __ - - ____ - - - - ------ - - - -- - - - ____________ - __________ ___________ - • ___ 1 - - - - - - - - ______ --- :-: ---- - t --------- '' __ --' - --- - - -- - - -- _ - - . • SHORT 3EtXBS ..---...... 00 A= - --. ___ — 1-.-r. 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The first step to either Tlie county will "attempt to each additional baftvom per Initially, Pe Directm of Envlro~tal sited 'for Herald Staff Writer household. these new rates in effect in said that the keep Services Bill Dale $100,000, but that request was refurbishing or rebuilding the Sanford Middle School was Another large step in easing Rates for a county water and new county rates - which all county systems" 113 the tak en morning y government gradually acquires the county into the utili sewer system will be c n- barring any complications ty l.a 'cr's staff before PelleY Education Commttee of the new ones, Dale said But, the business will be the adoption of sidered by Seminole County should be effective around July, of applying those an ordinance governing appeared before the committee Greater Sanford Chamber of be slightly lower than consistency will commissioners tomorrow night Thursday. Commerce rates throughout the county will donations of water and sewer present rates In a public hearing lines to the county The or InaddltionDalesald,future dependonanumberofihings, "Iaskedtor$100,000,"Pelley A letter Wa' to be mae A have no idea soinetime today to Seminole If approved, the rates will county operation will ensure Including the size of capital dinance was on Tuesday night's said, because, "I Sanford City Commissioners this afternoon were to receive apply to the 1850-1900 customers that monthly utility rates debt and the cost of operating agenda, but said that con and no one else does." tie said Delegation, now In session, an annexation petition from a Winter Park development company Individual systems, Dale ex sideratlon of the ordinance will 'increase less rapidily" than now served by Indian Hills and mare his estimates are 0(1 recommending the lawmakers on to tracts of land south east of the city, reportedly to be used ha',eto be postponed until Consumer Utilities In South pthatel>.-dicthted rates Part plalned -prior experience" and what support all financing of public for housing development. for modifications on the proposal Tlye new rates are $3.50 Seininole. The bonds for the of the reason for the more David Adams and Joe Crum, representatives of the Newburgh purchase of the two systems stable fees will be the county's the first 5,000 gallons of water can be made Essentially, tile arbitration has cost other schools Committee Chairman Don Development Company, were to present the petition to cornwere recently validated In abili ty to receive up to 75 per used monthly, with 40 cents a ordinance calls for developers school systems throughout the Reynolds, who pr the missioners during the 4 p.m. rneet!ng in City Hall. circuit court, allowing the cent of the financing cost for ftusand gallons for a usage of to donate water and sewer lines country. For rebuilding the old Idea The company in 1973 arranged to have water and sewage of new u ti lity syste ms built to 20,000 gallons. Over county to purchase the systems. plant expansion and im. 5,000 But Grooms 5)5 the Ouu) school on French Ave:.ue, said service available to the property by having hook-up facilities outside of areas presently The takeover of the two provement from the federal 20,000 gallons, the charge is 30 certified by the county for type of case that might cost he would like to see the old stopping at adjoining properties. systems Is a first move towards government. Private utilities cents per thousand gallons. Monthly sewage charges are operaUon. The fines would be $4,ODO would be one in which the portion of the building torn out The development property is just south of the Carriage Cove a regional, county-owned water have no such funding admobile home community. tied into package plants sup- county is forced to pay a and rebuilt, One of the reasons cited b Also this afternoon. CityAttorney Vernon Mize will present to plied by the developer, and teacher back pay on a hooked into nearby contigious grievance won by the teachers' Reynolds for the need for the commission a written opinion on the status of the city's revitalizing the lding was property rights to inore than 3W acres of land between Sanford I Continued On Page 2-A) association. that parents are moving into and I,ake Mary. the south end of Seminole One month after Sanford annexed th2 property In 1973 the state Count) to take ad • vantage of legislature approved Lake Mar>'s incorporation. Including the •i • I newer schools for their land in the newly-drawn boundaries. dr The county property appraiser then requested an opinion from . Also this morning, a ne Atty Gen Robert She%Ln, who said the legislature "superseded" certrai 1 ?cat1on fr t)-w' ci"hwl th'anneatinnocdinane.,lea%1ntheprnpertyInLakPMary '.ieetl tu tl liuti.Lng maet beginning May 3 By DONNA ESTES board's administrative offices 'Me conunission also will consider a request for conditional use -Presently our association is as a "move In the right as direction" today b> officers of studyIngthelegLilationandii1l discussed as a long range ofthesaleoIa1coholicbeerag'smaproposed/BCLiquorstore W its'Depository proJeCt t' , & . Ofl V,,uCii Id t..-. If • conuni.ee on ,I uue eassiue Oiflic t1 is , ween Ce C ,treetaiu announcement soon, an iive )treet Sands 148 The Federal Home Loan area work The could Planning and Zoning Commission Last week approved the The Bank Board expects Moreland said Bank Board decision per. ByBOBILOYD Vayne conditional Presidect use but dela)ed Chamber action on the store's site "Itissomethingthathasbeen plan for mUting federally Insured proceeds from these offerings erald Staff Writer Albert will select a sub- further study. savings and loan associations will help expand the amount of Ulked about for years," said (S and La) to issue bonds moneySandL'shaveforhOme Dave Berrien of Florida Flagship U .S. Bank officials know that someone as Federal Savings and Loan backed b h mortgages loans _ very unhappy with their night depositary over the The bonds which cannot Altamonte Springis. 11 weekend and Sanford police are trying to detemine who . __ ,, R should help loosen money By BILL BELLEVILLE - Celty To Receive - -- ____ L 1- 9 ___ _______ ___________ ____ ____ 1 _____ . - . --,_-;~ii ---------- ------ - - - - __ __ ____ CLR 6-wLy, s4RLY mme -r~vs Index _____ ---- _11!1 - C,6011laSE MEA~J`e (4.~LL k)CLU Around the Clock ...... . Bridge.. . ............. ~~ W~JJA% . ! . 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EW,lik)ER, FV,R LLS - - - - - ____ _00'-_ a BRCUC44T "AS LCISIS OF -F.LsEp ! . __ __ - I ___--- __ -A, . . __ - i -_. ~.i - - - --_ . . . ----I I - __ 4 - f, =_ -. - . - - ___-__ - Maw~ _TA - __ __ _J_ '_.T Fww7ilow4 -- L M - __ 4- - _ILL_ _ - 7z- _ - __ I 4 — 1 I I r--u_- _____ - , , - - __ I - I - I - [;~ : - __ .,_, - , . __ __ - - ___ e - - - - ,.. - 4 - inendous step in the ;1ght this will happen when Ow .*I Dr. Lamb ................ .9A Editorial ................ .AA Horoscope .. .. ... ........ .. 1A Hospital .. ................. 5A Obituaries . ................5A new regulation will take some in the fall of th~ year to make up time to Implemea money lost through the income "Currently we are Ili a period tax reduction. of reljotively easy money where "It is just anothcr tool to get there is a good Mow of money into the construction -12A be a wonderful way for a lender struction industry," Croson ----- Women's - , - apital to lend said. lie noted the savings and In the local market. This will be Ye3terday's high 90 low this , a posifive factor in the housing loans associations arou nation had one of 9wir best first industry," Cooper said. morning $3. Partly quarters intilstorytiuisyear. Moreland u rough Tuesday. Highs In u "We will swt planning on the. upper 80s to lower 90s. Laws In Federal of Mid-Florida, Sanpossiblhtyof issuing bonds as d tw was aware :f the The mid to upper 60%. Variable ford, sai Speed - - - , , - - -- - - -- - -. - - -_ - __ - - - -1 _ if - .- , U-~~ -,`-`,,;:,77tanni- V-, , ~v - M'•.k~ -A— . -1 X, * I - -fA-_,~- - - _____ * L _ . - - - I , ~~Xl .-!---,,_.~ 11. - . - % . % 11 - t - I rW , JJ k, - - ,e 4 ,t- I - 0 ;tl /* - - - W 1 _- _ - I . .- -"!. 171-_ a -~ ,?-. =_ ft lw - _. :_ :n - ~~ ---- ?. - - -- . .C- I - _4_ _. - - ~_etil . NO; r i il __ I- i. such time as the savings innow 9A Crossword Nzzle - \ Federal Savings and I,oan, 11 d the night depository hea%ily vandalized. II hirlI)eirin'rt rtedthata arenti Pitr I someone had tried to make a night depaiit at the bank on U.S. 17-92 and "was unable to get the inachine to operate properly." A tool was used to shear two bolt heads and the depository door was pried open. The vandal lef t a note directed to bank officials: "Now maybe you'll get a depository th3t works' You F i___ __ F -S ; I - -19Fa;Xi__Q&2___ - __ - s5u ee s althouh the) can lesser denoi .4A through registered security and 1,oan of Orlando. , RA dealers. Classified....,.......... - - - IIA ___.Vqr- - I l choo C-3mmitt" ti study the Jack Horm =UeSW culfeasibility of a new office and slderatlon be given to Building 310 at the Sanford Municipal where it should be located. Chamber Executi% Stanager Airport. Writer' Herald W eS Mi Home Loan Fund Boost ed By Area als 'Upset 0 PO P - _3. =_ Z ;i -r .- _ .I- ,=--_. - _____________ I _____ ( g - ) ______ 17A46 kkXU ROR CUR R64654u) tue-i -"T' RtIc OF -r-e o c -r cts u TF-41S €c & s - - __ * - - ________ Iq I UJ £W1RE I HARRY PELLEY : I nnexation o I - NV - Z_ - - _______ grievances before they even reach arbitration, which Harry Pelleysa)s will "average about _A - I zrcup Grooms was also Incensed that Pelley could request such -nn olunmlistic" imount, while some 208 teachcrs haven't been approved for rehire next year. The county is awaiting word from legislators in Tallahassee before renewing 206 contracts because of a predicted shortage in education funds - I _. . -! . le, Negotiators for the School L"Jard and SEA jhi.vc !;r --nt some 12 hours attempting to agree on the grievance section of a 75-page SEA proposal. So far, they have succeeded only in tabling the matter until a later date Also, members of the budget o -- -J I I I i-". - - - - I I _______ 1- D)G _____________ - - ~ I __________ ' - - = " - - ____ - ___ - - -' 51' I (1 - - .___ . . -..- of the . -l' -. -. - . T . - ' i - - 0 A GREAT ARM,' _____ - '-' . .'r, Water, Sewer 01-MA.-YA GOT - , -- _____________ I __ -ii -- _______ o 'J I ----------- _-- -__-- - Pq - -. '\ . \ - - DID. :,_ ___I --- - -, -I I S F r Twn Coun t y - () 1975 by Woor 8ts _________________________________________________________________ WHO THREW THAT0 .~9 fl with his request for a $1,000 supplement for the three team members of his bargaining a grievance procedure and would not require arbitration, which essentially Is the only -i çp which school officials must pay hard cash l ' - A ._ 1_ . Instead, Gene Grooms says !hat earlier steps in the grievance procedure will travel expenses as out of line. __q% ' i.- ,; ,IZrr _ brought up can be handled, Grooms said th e school Centralfflor1da he was formerly em- One case cost the county SW, a system rom Ronnie Hemp, representing students at Southside ployed under was three times second case ct school officials " Elementary School after a PTA.eponsored "Pennies for t& AIDS ZOO drheat the schooi Young Heaps collected $40 on his own. as large as Seminole County's $1,000, Grooms said _____________________________________________________________________________ and that in 10 years on y Last week, Pelley, the Board's chief negotlator,asked for $80,000 for legal serVices in o arbitration and other grievance procedures involved in collective bargaining. His - HOT L)O& Ar, r, C, .9 P ne execut:ve director of the Scm I no I Ed u c a t ion Association (SEA) today called the School Board's chief negotiator s request for $80,000 sorth of arbitration fees "unrealistic and something he review committee viewed _~P SOUTHSIDE 1' - ul , 'I, J . / ___________ : 110, ', , - ________ Vi N jlr?,Wjo, I % ; .10 - - 0 N. J1 g- 40, \ ,,,,,,d _____ L -.,,., - .;I- . ,/) . ,", ,i) _____ # V1 __ ( - 11 - - _:1 __ , I - TN' - . .& I -, , fj 117 - --==-r I f,10j,if . Sk . --' N -- f _V, - , nre ee The other much smaller . . I I -_ ,~ , ft - DWN itra ion r . - — io I SAJD... __ 11 it .. E -I- - IN - ONIONS ~ - * HOW SURE THING - __ ". L)F,y,.1 ~ _1161 W7 DOWN Raps $80,000 Request — awl-m o SEA ( I e111laL1L .c . -, - I -.- S ___ -7. '. I F__. -_I!% ,-,..--. I C - - I. - - i I -M. ____ _._- -- -,,I iF,i,$ '-,_, !" , - __ . -t '~ _ -z _ -,- , . __ : -7 _ -__ - _ ~_,S , , It [!E~_ _J - - %" "Z I - 10 , Tbd _. I- 1, ,I W, L_____ r I:1 , - ; . I. -'--- _ W-E __' - __ -_~ :_-_- -_ --Zi - - I _:Z~ AF7_ =._=T_- ,.. -I,, -.. ! '~~,~ . _- - .do- . % / - ____ __ - - - - - = 11~T ~ -1 11 ,.,.../ - 1100011FAL .11 7.1 . 1_1h~ __ , ,1;4~ I I r' /"-_,_ -~ // I~ ---.- - f ., """' I If -IN . Wz' I %! 1 - ~ " . ( . . - I L1 1 . -_ -rasame-LL-4 , ,BMW 7- L_ / -__ 4"--,CZ ._ - V ___ --___1 I 2 It I . c l- - . ! ( ----,M"-_-7.___~ ( k _`1 . " - -A ._ ought For St. Johns River idichted to stopping any further inroads into the to danuning and diking operations. of the group. the second) diverting vital waterfrorn flowing into fast-dwindling water supply of the St. Johns and its The FOSJ group, will hold its first meeting Euga will moderate tomorrow's meeting and has lake Washington West of Melbourne and further tributaries and have vowed to fight to the Supreme tomorrow night in the Firit Federal Savings and already been placed on the agenda of the Florida lowering the water level of the entire river. Court if necessary to stop what they consider rape I.oan building on First Street in Sanford at 7:30. Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission May 16 to Representafives of the two groups could not be of the river and to seek restoration to its natural Under the leaderslip of J. T. Turnipseed, present the aints and desires of the group: No reached for verification of their plans. slate. president, FOSJ, Inc., has retained the services of Digging, No Diking, No Damming! A new organization, "Friends of the St. Johns, The river, known as the "Bass Capital of the Delbert Euga, local businessm.an and registered Sportsmen and others interested In the river are ormed by sportsmen World," has bcTn in a state of dK line for years due Tallahassee lobbyist, to serve as executive director invited to Tues(Lay's meeting. Herald Correspondent . -—--- ---- - - .- Canal Permi New Dike " / . . I -1-1 . . __ n_-,_,,_-' .. ,, [ -.& - ,_- Sf k 0 '--- --- - - -' 11 _ . . -.11 / 1) t~,_ I,,...- I IIiW -- . --- - - u Ll A 16111y -_~L] -r . __ ~_~` __Z a, . i - , had been trouble with the depository before but the weekend vandal 1ore the front door off it. We're replacing the door and rebuilding the whole Udng," it i . - would probably be due the person or persons who took a pickup camper top, aluminum boat and children's swing an a. Kidd and their sevenchildren had left after the W, . the police are working on that," Stercer said. TheItemsah1edat2 r the former Henry 1. KIM reiidcnce on SAve. 7 -.--. INSTALLS - / , . - -I VFW POST fol : . - Vetrians of Foreign Wars Post )gpos of Sanford officers Installed Iaknierefromk( L_ --I �___ -: -- 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - -.-- -.- XZ J Also - . ________ J_ -. ---- ----. ___ - .__r'-"j--___________________ ------- --.--- - -- . - - .-=---- _ .- _ _ 1 Taken Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, i By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer For NY Flu Outbreak CHICAGO i API Pet hamsters are blamed for an outbreak In 1973 of a serious finlike disease in upstate New York and elsewhere. The disease, called lymphocytic choriomeningitis, was diagnosed in 57 New Yorkers including 19 at Rochester who had been in contact with hamsters. Another 55 cases were reported in six other states. It is estimated that as many as 4,000 cases may have occurred in the United States at the same time, just alter Christmas 1973, but went undiagnosed or were mis(iagnosed. The rate of detection in New York is thought to be high because of a special public health program. Two reports on the outbreak appear in the May 3 Issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association. About Four million hamsters are sold in the United tl:r .ttv:; tah scar. :l fiN i breed ing by owners of the ptts. - - - '_!!L.. iiiiieiuie Commission Hears Kissinger I Action Reports Burglars took $625 cash and two watches valued at $200 in a break-In at the Goldenrod home of Robert H. 'Fischer Sr., according to deputy John I. Poole. Poole also reported thieves took $300 in stereo equipment from the Palm Valley Clubhouse near Oviedo. At St. Andrews Church, 9913 Bear Lake Road, Forest City, the Rev. Michael Andrews reported a microphone and amplifier were taken from the move rur . pulpit and a speaker from a choir room. Thieves entered vehicles to take three citizens band radio units, valued at $200 each, John Salmon of Casselberry reported his auto was entered while parked at Society Park Apartments, Fern Park. Marc S. Dingley of Orlando told deputies he was visiting at Foxcrolt Apartments when a CB radio was stolen from his auto. - Re-Districting - Police said today an arsonist set fire to Wendy's Ham. burgers, 516 Altamonte Dr causing about $300 In damage; I Legal Notice With County On Th Legal Notice Prison Escapee Is Sought I Legal Notice Crash With Pol i ce Cru"t ' s er Kills M charter, - Vietnam. - the for Herring's square " controversial ' changes, Clanton had a ' - \, .......... . . . . 4 . l!' ', . . ,' ' ' . :)l... ' -, - ' ,. ' ' - - - Mail Theft In Millions MAY DAY ACTIVITIES -. - ..,---,---.c 70% - .,. to _ , . - .. 0. ______ d Unknown .. ~-, _______ Local Briefs . _____ ___ ' __________ will be held for the Shazersthls . , ' At Thesiav, RANK-WSTEIN' Equal RIqhts ,o Bill Okay Predict d In Two ars - - mittee recommendation . Comptroller Meet Changed . - Guirlinger Set day u - Escape Try Count - Affair Speaker Vlets - - As 'Personality' Urges Welcom e Askew Impeach Committee To Vote - and yL _______________ in Appeal To All Floridians - Water, Sewer Rates Eyed For Two County Systems ________ ________________ ' ALTAMUNTESPR1NGS Legal Notice A :' _____ Svv . Local talent will be featured Ellinore, Patrida Meredith and piano for IX years. in m ost solo rol es in the per. Lewis Dorton of Sanford, Hazel Mrs. Ellinore, a na tive of formances of Mendelssohn's Perinchief of La ke Mary, Jayne Louisvi lle, Ky., is the Instructor _________________ TALI.AHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Proponents of a bill torelar "Elijah" by the Community leach of Longwood, Rocky of instrumental music at duce penal ties for first—offense marijuana possession say Chorus of Semi nole Community Churchwell of Orlando, and Lakeview Middle School in Chief Justice James Adkins of the Florida Supreme Court College toni ght at the Corn- Emery Oman of fl,",' SaIif(4'd. She was i voice 'r.ajor V __________________________ endor ses th e ir posi tion. munity United Methodist Miss Harper is th e daughter at Georgetown College in Adkins was expected to testify today in favor of _______ Church in Casselberry. of Mrs. Patricia Angel of Kentucky and Is an ac-110111 1I decrim inalization of marijua na penalties as th e house I FLU -In addition to Se th lippard, Sanford, and has been active in cornplished musician ad. Criminal Justice Committee considers the bill (HBl249) nationally-known baritone from musical functions In school and ditionally on piano and French by Rep. George Sheldon, 1)-Tampa. Featured soloists in tonight's Casselberry performance of Elijah include (from left) Terri Harper, Philadelphia, who will sing the In church. In addition to her horn. Sheldon's bill provides a $100 fine for possession of less ON Laurel Ellmore, Jane Leach, Pat Meredith and Hazel Perinchief. title role of Elijah, soloists will vocal abilities, she has also Mrs. Ellmore was a soloist than one ounce of marijuana. Pot users can now be senbe Teri Harper, Laurel been engaged in the study of wi th the Community Cho rus in tenced to one year in jail for possession of less th an five the December concert of the grams and five years for more than five Vivaldi "Gl or ia." She Is the Other major Issues facing the legislature this week are wife of William Eilinore, instate spending, impeachment of a Florida Supreme Court strumental instructor at justice and reform of judicial selection procedures. Teague Middle School, and is the mother of five children. TO Miss Meredith, a native of Sankrd, is the daughter of Mr. i See Related Stories Page S-A) share in our dream." 'l'AU\hIASSEE, Fla. (All) Al wr watching a spending and the energy short- until we produce again all the Is "At the rate that Congress is and Mrs. Owen B. Meredith. television replay of the tangled testimony against MIAMI tAP) Gov. Reubin Askew said the graduates age are the two principle rea- energy that America requires." tacking on additions to the as. She is a graduate of Seminole Supreme Court Justice Joseph Boyd, a House ImpeachAskew has appealed to Ameri. could make a better world al- sons for our current depresThomson has been a vocal tronerrJcal Ford budget, we High School. and received her ment committee planned to vote today whether to recomcans to welcome refugees from though "you have seen too sion," said Thomson, chairman critic of President Ford and has will have without question a Associate of Arts degree from mend his removal fromoffice, m war, too much waste and of the National Conservative said he might run against Ford $400 billion budget war-torn Asia, saying "there much for 1976 with Seminole Community College in Comm ittee members refused to say late Sunday how must be no exiles from the too much unhappiness. You Caucus, 1974. While at college, she in next spring's New amp- $100 billion of that in deficit," he was a student in the voice with Dr. they would vote. But sources said the panel was likely to American dream." have been told too many lies too Thomson, a Republican, said shire primary if former said. vote for Boyd's ouster on charges of receiving a secret Askew made no direct refer, many times," he expects "momentsof tern- California Gov. Ronald Reagan H e repeated his attack on en- Burt Perinchief and was a memorandum from utilities lawyer Edwin Mason in a memorandumfrom ence to South Vietnamese refu. of the Choralieri Thomson said U.S. economic porary" economic mm- does not seek the nomination. vironmentalists who, he said, multlmillion.dollar utility tax case. gees when be appeared Sunday recovery cannot begin until provemen t as depleted inChorale, Chamber Singers, Thomson reitterated his criti- are delaying construction of Meanwhile, the Florida Bar set a hewing today on Community Chorus and with Gov. Meldrim Thomson of energy self sufficiency is at. ventories are filled "but real cLsm of the Ford adminis- badly needed nuclear power possible disbarment of Mason. His attorney has asked the New Hampshire at the Ilniver- tamed and governmentsat all recovery will not come until we ti-ation's 1976 budget and what plants, oil refineries and the Renaissance Ensemble, She is sity of Supreme Court to halt the hearing on grounds of UnMiami's corn- levels curtail spending, sharply cut the escalation of he called excessive spending by drilling of oil and gas on the now music librarian at fairness. niencement, Seminole County College. "Excessive government gover nment spendings... and Congress. outer continental shelves. Four committee mem bers ga thered Sunday night to But he said Americans must Dorton, a senior at Seminole watch a 90-minute videotape of excerpts from 35 hours of not "seek salvation in the false HIgh School, has previously testimony. Chairman William J. RLsh, 1)-Port St. Joe said gospels of fear" because of rebeen a soloist with the Seminole rs it was a helpful review, cession and disappointments in Community Chorus. While In Vietnam. high school, he has been a "It may be easy, in hard member of the All-State Chorus times, to forget that we have for four years, and has received been a nation of open doors and S superior medals at the state SARASOTA, Fla. (AP) Au thori ties are searching for open hearts," Askew said. "It festival the past two years. a prison escapee who fled from a contract guard by may be easy to argue, amid In August, Lewis will attend State Sen. John Vogt has to allow county officials time to not to support the Commission's bill to the Senate Until it haS Carson-Newman College in jumping out of a hospital window, Police say the fugitive hunger and hardship, that our rescheduled a meeting with get their points across, The request. And, State Rep. Bob cleared the House. was dressed in a hospital gown and his left arm was in a doors should be closed, that our Seminole County officials until delegation was criticized at the Hattaway, Jeff erson City, lean., where he D-Altamonte cast, The bill, before it becomes a hearts should he hardened. will study in preparation for a Thursday on the controversial first meeting because only 90 Springs, vowed to take the law would also require Frankie Caylor, 26, broke a second-story window at "But there can be no salva- Issue of whether to create a minutes was alloted. The matter through the House with approval of Seminole County career as a Minister of Music. Sarasota Memorial Hospital and escaped Sunday morMrs. Perinchief, wife of the tion in intolerance and there county comptroller's position. Thursday meeting is set for S or without Feebtel's support. voters. H ning, three hours before officials were to return him to must be no exiles from the The hearing, originally set for p.m. attaway has proposed diretor of the Community It is still unknown whether putting the issue on the ballot Tennessee State Prison in Nashville where he was serving American dream," he said. He today, was rescheduled bePresidential Chorus, Is a graduate of The County Commission Hattaway would be able to do during the a life sentence, police said, urged Floridians to "extend the cause some officials involved proposed splitting Clerk Arthur that, but Hattaway also has Primary next year. Trenton (N.J.) State UniverPolice used a helicopter and bloodhounds In a futile hand of welcome and the hand were unable to attend. Beckwith Jr.'s duties. And, been saying he thinks he can The issue split the delegation, sily, She is employed as a effort to locate Caylor. of friendship to those who would Vogt, a Cocoa Beach Demo. Beckwith responded with harsh change Fechtel's mind before as well as many countians, with kindergarten teacher at Lake crat, initially voted with two criticism of any move to dilute the matter gets on the floor. Fechtel opposing Hattaway. Mary Eleme ary School. other mem be rs of the Seminole his responsibili ti es. State Sen. Lori Wilson, I- Vogt says the possibility exists County Legislative Delcg4tIon Then State Rep. Vince Merritt Island, and Vogt have another vote will be taken in favor of creating a comp- Fechtel, R-Leesburg, decided said they will not introduce the Thursday. troller and splitting the duties of the Clerk of the Circuit Court. But since the first meeting, _____. - , --- _~ Vogt says he has rethought the an matter which some say has created a "civil war" in the By The Associated Press was killed Saturday when Ronald Beaudoin, 34, of North county and decided to hold a The deuth of a 19-year-old In- struck by a car while walking Miami Beach, was killed Satur- second meeting. terlachen man at an Alachua along a rural road near Sara- day when his motorcycle hit a e Ye One reason, also, for a second County sheriff's department sots. car in Fart Lauderdale. meeting, according to Vogt, is WASHINGTON (AP) The ERA would amend the no like lihood Congress would A roadblock Fiashed the state's new national commission to oh- Constitution to ban sex dis- permit a recission. While the weekend traffic death count to serve 1975 as International crimination. at least 10, according to the recls.sion question Is being deWomen's Year Is planning to The Illinois House last week bated in Congress, the search Florida Highway Patrol. work for adoption of the Equal approved the ERA which now for more ratifying votes in the Deputies said Ricky BurRights Amendment but ERA goes to the state Senate. How- remaining States could continue rtham was being chased Sunday supporters say 197'? Is the ever, most ERA supporters until the March 1979 deadline. by an Alachua County sheriff's l earliest the amendment could concede the amendment is In Pat Keefer, ERA coordinator cruiser. A second cruiser was be approved, trouble, with ratification for Common Cause, said there parked at the intersection of "The ERA is our No. 1 prior- unlikely before 1977. were remote chances that some State Roads 346 and 325 In an ' . ., ity," said Rep. Margaret HeckNorth Dakota this year bestates attempt to stop the youth, could ratify the ERA in " Icr, H-Mass., who with TV-film came the 34th state to ratify the 1976 but she said those states wanted For speeding, deputies I star Alan Aida heads the coin- ERA. That total Includes are the same ones where legissaid. mission's study group on the Tennessee and Nebraska, al- latures either blocked it or Burnham's car slammed Into 0r f 4 ERA. Tp 7 though legislatures In those two didn't take action this year. , I the parked cruiser, officers il , "International Women's states later voted to rescind said. , _____ I , Year is not goi ng to be able to t he ns. ir ratificatio The patrol gave the following 4 1 '7 accompli sh th if e rat ica ti on of The approval of four more details of other accctdents: 1\ tself but hopefully will states is needed prior to March the ERA i I . , William J. Hart, age un-. heli it," she said. 1979 before the amendment can known, was killed Sunday on 76jr;J Ilis I think we have to raise be adopted. 64 1 X4 57 M in private, rural pr operty in Es__________ money for MAY SALE the ERA because a Five state legislatures re67-1 cambla County then he was I 5th to 17th great deal of propaganda has jected it this spring. struck by a vehicle backing up. ______________ I _____ STOREWIDE been distributed at tremendous Randy Neil Deckelboim, 18, _____ If 38 states eventually ratify Patio Furniture s Sk and his passenger, Russell Verexpense to spread around the amendment, Congress then Gifts £ Decorative myths and it takes money to would non Klein, 20, both of Sunrise, Accessories ha ve to decide w hether to 10 to o contradict them," she said. Fireplace Equipment died Sa turda y night in a twocar count Tennesseeand Nebraska Ph. 647-2534 collision oil State Rd. 836 in -'i -In addition, she said In an in- as part of the total. Legislatures 711 Orange Ave. Broward County. Police said Winter Park terview, the commission in- in both states First ratified the '4 Deckelbolin l os t con trol of _. tends to find ways to reach out amendment but then sub- . ~ m 1 ~ VO car he was driving. to women not traditionally sequently voted to rescind that a' Ronald Allen Smith, 23, of thought to be supporters of the ratification. s--1 r 4~vi~fiiiiii., feminist movement, to con. [.Utz, lost his Life in hiIlIsbo 04 if , Some constitutional specialugh County late Saturday when ;'ç' ..'''& ", . : 'e ' Once them the ERA will help ' % ' contend a state's duty exists his car was Involved in a head' them. pires upon ratification and that on collision. "I'm talking about factory there is no provision for UnEdward J. St. John, 50, of --. workers as well as garden club doing that action. Tampa, was killed Saturday ladies, teachers and legislaRep. Heckler and Rep, Bella night In Tampa when his car tors," She sild. :\hzu, 1)-N.Y., said tby saw struck a parked vehicle. Rose ReLs,, Hellman of St. Petersburg Beach died Satur1. day when the car in which she GENEVA was riding was involved in a two-car collision east of NEW YORK (AP) - Postal and parceLs such as those stolen Myakka City in Manatee Coun. authorities say the contents of from a mid-Manhattan nostal / . . _______ visot-y committee last week "a office. could not defeat me." p.m. tomorrow. Only routine Firemen were called In after mendation over to the city. deliberate move to get me out of "I am being districted out "If I want to continue in ofCity Attorney Joe Davis said matters were on the agenda' the blaze was snuffed out by office." employes. purposely," she insisted, lice, working for the city, 1 may last week the legal descriptions today. If denied the eporturJty tc seek re-election to her City Commission seat, Mrs. Keyser Herring itches said she may well toss her hat FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby given that we ac Notice is hereby given that we are Into the ring as a candidate for Notice Is hereby given that wt are much ___ 'Elijah' Lead Rol es - seven-member citizen's ad. bent out of shape" to keep her in said. "T'hey were afraid they formally turned its recom. regular weekly meeting at 4:30 set fire to a roll of toilet paper. the ________ _______ ' flQid in business at ill E engaged In business it 125 Orlenta engaged In business at RI. 7. Box Semoran Blvd . Altamonte Springs, Drive, Altamonte Springs, Seminole 122s,Oviedo 37763, Si'rninoleCotjnty, election. Seminole County. Florida under the County, Florida, under the fictitious Floridi under the fictitious name t "Let the people of Altamonte name of INNER SPACE MUSIC. $EMINOI,E FLORAL FARMS, and fictitious name of THERAPEUTIC WITHIN REDUCING and that we Intend to register said that we intend to register said name Spr ings vote me out of office if WASHINGTON (AP) What effect is the Postal SerDIvIDUALIZED MOTIVATION and name with the Clerk of the Circuit with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, they wish," Mrs. Keyser said State Atty. Abbott Herring's Darnell, Joselyn and the that we Intend to register Said name ice decision to merge air mail with first-class likely to Court, Semino4e County, Florida in Seminole County, Florida in at "Seven persons out of the city's office this morning announced Clantons are expected to be accordance with the provisions 01 cordance with the provisions of the with the Clerk of tl'e Circuit Court, have on future postage rate increases? 16,000 residents should not be substitution of an attempted arraigned Monday on the re the Fictitious Name Statutes. To Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Seminole County, Florida in ac The Postal Service doesn't say in its request to the cordance with the provisions of tti. Section 063 09 Florida Statutes Section 96509 Florida Statutes 1957 permitted to do it alone, escape charge for a charge of filed charges in the jailbreak Wit: Postal Rate Commission for an opinion on the merger, but Fictitious Wane Statutes. TO Wit 1951 5 Paul N Mason While Mrs. Keysc was in conveying tools into County Jail attempt. New tz-lrJ dates for the Sect.on $6509 Florida Statutes 1957 5: Janice E. Payne a new rate schedule expected this year is likely to Curtis W. Mann, Jr. Trim, Inc William R. Pbpe, Jr Thelma C Mann North Carolina on business last to facilitate an escape in cases four would be set at that tine. eliminate a separate category for air mail and set 13 cents Publish - May S. 12. 19. 26. 1975 Publth: April 71, May 5, I?. 19. 1975 Publlstv April 21. 21. May S. 17, I75 week, the re-districting corn- against three per ounce as the postage for domestic letters, OEM 161 OEM uS OEM 124 mittee, chaired by Dave The filing of e attempted If, as the Postal Service plans, the merger takes place TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND CITY OF Richards of San Sebastian, escape charge against Rocky while present rates are in effect, there will no longer be FICTITIOUS NAME FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Pursuant to Public Ls* CASSELSERRY, FLORIDA 92500. completed the preliminary Ray Darnell, 20, of Sanford; Notice Is hereby given that we are any reason to pay the 13-cent air mail rate a letter with NOT ICE OF INTENT TO ADOPT Section 401 la) (1). Federal Water FLORIDA engaged :n busines Camille at 607 draft of a re-districting plan Floyd Joselyn, 32, of DeLand; al(}.cent stamp will be treated the same as one with a iCIVIL ACTION NO 12OcA.$4.0 ORDINANCE Pollution Lctroi Act (1972 Sanvord. Seminole County. in to: III* Morriss* which eli minates the three and Roy Brown Clanton Jr., 281 Cf.. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: mentS), this agency has received &.1 cent stamp Florida. under the fictitious na me of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by ' -term city official's district. of Apopka, means they..n't RRIGERArloN MECHANICAL, application For cerliffration that the JOHN A MATTIIEWL Petitioner, the City of Caswlbrry that the following project Is) will comply Under city come to trial in Circuit Court anicl tht we Intend to register said Council will consider enactment of a with the applicable water quality and name with the Clerk of the Circuit members of the City Corn- his week as previously Curt, rXIOtmerge"ci Ordinanc e entitled standards of the State of Florida as PiELDA 0 MATTHEwS. Seminole County. Florida in Respondent. preribed In Chapter 17 3 Florida AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY mission must reside in given scheduled, accordance with the provisions of NOTICE OF ACTION CASSELBERRY. FLOR, 1. Administrative Code the Fictitious Name Statutes. To geographical areas. Also In A fourth Inmate, Marion Lee TO: PIELDA G. MATTHEWS AMENDING SECTION 19 7 WASHINGTON (AP) Congressional backers of aid to accordance with the charter, Corey, 23, of Sanford, had been Wit: Section 96509 Florida Statutes Address Unknown OPENING CLAUSE, OF THE Prolect No 59 21 0179 iE 1957 Indochinese refugees are renewing their efforts for aid YOU ARE NOTIFIED that An CASSELBERRY CITY CODE Applicant: Mr William C. Pnch the citizens' advisory corn- charged also in connection with S Robert Morgan for Dissolution of Marriage AUTHORIZING THE WAIVER OF Description: Dredge access action legislation that omits the controversial Issue of whether John N. Atkinson is the March 2 jailbreak attempt channel and boat basin in Lake has been flied against you and you SITE PLAN APPROVAL AND THE Congress should give retroactive approval to the use of Publish: April 21, 28, May S. 12, 1975 binding on the city commission. Involving hackuws and tools Harney Section 30, T20s, arerectulfed to serve a copy of voyr MINIMUM SUBMITTAL FEE OF OEM 127 U.S. troops in the evacuation of lflendefensn, it any. to it onO H. TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS T237E, Seminole County, If the commission fails to smuggled into the jail but The director of President Ford's refugee task force, L. EATON, JR., ESQUIRE. ($70000) UNDER CERTAIN IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE adopt re-districting as proposed charges against Corey were All interested persons ane hereby Petitloner'sattorney.whos.address CONDITIONS AND SUBJECT TO DeanBrOwI, was totesflf ybeforeaHousej11cjaryp1 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. by the committee wi thin 90 dropped by Herring's office CUlT CERTAIN LIMITATIONS HEREIN Informed that this agency is con. Is STEPlSTROM, DAVIS & McIN IN AND FOR SEMINOLE today on how money will be needed to transport and San DEFINED: CON F LICT S. TOSH, Post Office Box 1330, days, sidering the issuance of a proposal when he pled guilty In a robbery cer. COUNTY, FLORIDA. care for SEVERABILITy EFFECTIVE to 80,000 refugees. 'oi'd. Florida, 32771. on or before tificatlon to the applicant. CIVIL NO. 75.319.CA.09.E automatically becomes law. Caw. interested persons are hereby May 16. 1975, and tile the original DATE The House last week rejected a $327-million aid bill for FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR Mrs. Keyser said the district's spokesman The Pf000sed Ordinance Is posii notified that objections may be filed with the Clerk of this Court either TGAGE ASSOCIATION, the refugees, partly because the bill contained after-theat the City Hall, Casseiberry, boundaries could easily be office also told Circuit Court within 20 da ys from date of this before service on Petitioner's at Florida Plaintiff, fact approval of U.S. troop use for Saigon's evacuation, pvbilcaticv, Ob jections must t°'' or Immediately thereafter; adjusted and made more Judge J. William Woodson this Consideration will be given at a Othrwi5e a default will be entered The House International Relations Committee ma y Submitted in writing to the WILLIAM FRANK LARGENT and in appearance by morning that charges in the FANNIE ANN ELL LARGENT. his address mcetng to be held in the City Hall. against you and your marriage to dd and must be Supported by begin work this week on a new bill that deals only With Cisselteay. Florida, on the 19th of retaining her home In the Jailbreak attempt are being w 'Ie. evIdence which w ould indicate that Petitioner wilt be dissolved. money and omits the WlTflESSmyptand and the seal ot May, A D. 1975, at 7.30 P.M or as troop-use the subject project (5) wo'jld Defendants. second district, dropped and refiled against SOM thereafter SS pMlbI@. at wh i ch au thorization. an adverSe effect on water quality this Court on April 9th. 1975 NOTICE OF SALE time inter ested parties and cititens Mrs. Keyser said since Clanton's wife, Elaine Edge (Seal) standards of the above described NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that for and against the proposed Or Clanton, 24,ofApopka. The new on the 13th day of April, 1973, at waters Arthur H Beckwith. Jr dinance will be heard Tals meeting A!.. Clerk of the Court Details of the locations and plans 11:00 a m.. at the west front door oy charges are the same but may be continued from time to time By: Lillian Jenkins the Courthouse of Seminole County, for the above project ( s) and other until final action is taken by the City re-filing makes technical .iI As Deputy Clerk %anlord, I for ,da the undersigned relevant Information may clammed Council. a spokesman said. Clef k will offer for safe the following at this off Ice between I 00 m and STENSTROM. DAVIS & GOVERN YOURSELVES A$ "30 rn. Monday tP.i'3t,Ot, Fr,da''. MCINTOSH CORDINGLY Mrs. been described real property: Flagship Bank of Sanford Lot 71. Block A. COUNTRY CLUB Office of Dredge and Jill DATED this 79th day of April. scheduled for separate trial Suite 27 HEIGHTS, UNIT ONE, according to State of rlor;..,a A D 1975 from the six other defendants in the Plat thereof as reco-drd in Plat Post Office Box 1330 Department of Pr,iiu (Seal) BooP. I), Page 91, Public Records of Sanford, Florida 37171 the case, tion Control Mary W. Hawthorne, Attorneys for Petitioner Seminole County, Florida, 2567 Executive Center City Clerk Inmate Lawrence Grant toefher Pt.'bliah' April 14, 71, 2$. May S. 1975 with all str'*ct'iqei, Im Circle C a st City of Casselberry. (Continued From Page I-A) jhow that the operation of their have a breakdown in water Shazer, 22, and his wife, Mary provemnIs, fixtures, appliances, OEM 61 Mcntgumery Building Florida systems by a "master meter" Linwood subdivision plant has outage during periods of high Jane Shazer, 21, both of and appurtenancei on said land or Taltaassee, Florida )7JCI Publish: May 5, i9i in conjunction therewith, Publish May S. 1915 DEN 17 with the county maintaining been upgraded to meet county usage. Apopka, are still docketed for used IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE The aforesaid sale will be made their daytime session, trial this week before Judge pursuant to a Final Judgment enIN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL C I R. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 19TH controlling the new utility standards. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE JUDICIAl. CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR 5y5j7fl This hearing was originally beginning at 9.30 a.m. in room Woodson on charges of con- lered in Civil No 7S-3l9 now Pending EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. COUNTY, FLORIDA. the Circuit Court of '.t' SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. veing tools and con traband in;;Tccrith Tuesday rfght, the scheduled for a February date, 203 of the courthouse CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S'tS-CA.O9.0 CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$.73).CA.44* Jud,.14 Crci,.t in ar. iEMIIIOLE C0UTV. county commission —silting as bu t was continued to Tuesday commissioners will hear Into the county jail In the case for Seminole (.c'unty, Florida FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP In to: the marriage Of: CASE NO. CLARENCE B. EVANS, e r eq DATED this uest of the firm. reports from de partment heads but the court Indicated hearings 29th day of April, FREEDOM FEDERAL SAVINGS TOAGE ASSOCIATION a the utility control board will night at th Plaintiff 1975 HuSband Petitioner, During the initial non- and will consider bids for parks hear evidence AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a from vs (Seal) and United States corporation, for representatives of First Florida compliance hearing last year, construction materials and for afternoon, possibly for change merly ROBERT N IOMLIN and FRAN J, NANCY F. EVANS. Arthur H. Beckwil,, Jr. known as FIRST FEDERAL TOMLIPI, his wile, Clerk of the Circuit Court o(pleas from Innocent toguilty. Utilities as they attempt to the Linwood plant was fo.md to PVC pipe for parks, Wife Resl..ondent' SAVINGS AND LOAN By: Cecelia V. Ekern Defendants NOTICE OF ACTION ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA, Deputy Clerk NOTICE F SUIT IN THE STATE OF CL0RIDA TO Plaintiff, VAN DEN BERG, MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE NANCY F. EVANS, WHOSE VS TO ROBERT N TOMLIN and RESIDENCE IS CITY OF MAR GAY & BURKE. P. A. WILLIAM MCFARLANc and cRAW J TOMLIN Attorneys foe the Plaintiff TINSvILLE, COUNTY OF HENRY, GRAYCE P. McFARLAPIE, his Post Office Box Y93 RESIDENCE. In an vnino*n STATE OF VIRGINIA, AND wife, Orlando, Florida 37*01 state or country other than the Slate WHOSE MAILING ADDRESS 14 Defendants Publish May S. 1975 of Florida. and mailing address 1011 GRAVES STREET, MAW NOTICE OF ACTION DEN 34 being: TINSVILLE, VIRGINIA 71117 l ousing Development, sold only with food. TO: WILLIAM MCFARLANE mentto thecjtyfenceo'.jfice (.155 W.S. SIMS A sworn Petition for D%otut ion of Also, tomorrow morning Ac1dri' The amended ordinance was will be held in conjunction with WE 1059) Marriage a Vinculo taving been YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Immediately FPO New York 09501 following requested by owneis of two toni filed regarding your marriage to tonight's 7:) p.m. city council action to foreclose mortgage on the NAME LAW YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CLARENCE B, EVANS. in C.rcuit Guirlinger's program, the Agrj. night spots the Club Juana meeting. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that following proprIy In Lake County, that a Complai,,t to foreclose a Court in ond for Seminole County, BUSIneSS Committee will meet and Sportsmen's Den. The the undersigned, th'sirinc; to engage Florida: certain mortgage encumbering the Florida, the short titte of which is IN The West 321 feel of Lot 73 and the fol lowing dfscrib,d real On the agenda for th e in business under the fictitious name to take care of any last minute reason for the request, club property, to RE: THE MARRIAGE OF )eCtIfl Will LJC Planning and of A TOUCH OF COUNTRY at 1949 East 25 feet of Lot 79 in Block 3 .wit' letails (or the May 13 "Farm. owners say, is compete with CLh,ENCE B. EVANS, Husband SANLAPIDO State Road 131, Lonqwood, Florida, THE SUBURB Lot 5$, THE COLONNADES Petiticner, and NANCY F, EVANS Zoning Board City Festival." recom nt,wd5 to renRter the sa name RF AUTII (.11, surrounding communities, Al TAP1CPI TE ThIRD SICTIOU, .,ituvcj.n i the Wife Respondent, these CrrSent .. Austin (;uir1inr. Dresdent ,L ,-, . . . ..,,.. Refugee Aid Is Sought !:,~ S ,,, -- th . -. - mayor in the November city ' ..._ _________ Patrolman Gary Planck said went into office in 1969 the city adding she had received have to run for mayor. I will not of districts In the committee's the lire, which was set In the has not districted, denying a telephone calls from aspirants say what my course will be until preliminary report have to be men's restroom, about 4 p.m. claim made by Mayor Norman for commission office I see what action the city checked for accuracy before Sunday, burned through the ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Floyd last week. Floyd had said requesting that she not run for commission takes on the the committee takes final ac• wall and caused smoe City Commissioner Helen when Mrs. Keyser moved from re-election. proposal," she said. tion on a recotnmendatlon to damage. Keyser today called a re a home on SR 436 lo Robin "Those who called me didn't Floyd said today the the city commission. districting proposal made by a Road, the city districts "were want to run against me," she districting committee has not Planck theorized the arsonist The commission will have its I I To Testify On Marijuana - usier "'. - Justice Adkins Expected By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer have at one time been directly Involved in Merger Raise Rates? ,I I bond was First St., Sanford, thieves damage. The windshield and county jail on $10, forced their way Into a motor rear window had been William Richardson, 20, P.O. home owned by attorney Thorn smashed, one door ripped off Box 527, Sanford. In other weekend arrests, Rumberger and took a CB unit, and another heavily damaged. Martha J. Wallen reported 30 The radio and some engine sheriff's deputy David Ruddell bushels of potatoes, 45 pounds parts had bee., stripped from charged Wayne EIwd of shrimp and three pit bulldogs the vehicle, a tire taken and the Wiseman, 25, of 200 Fern Park Boulevard, Fern Park, with total value $375 were top smashed. Deputies said today that breach of peace and resisting stolen from a house on Old burglars broke into the lwme of arrest with violence. Bond For Mims Road, Geneva. Sheriff's deputies toaay were Mrs. Katy M. Potts at Chuluot.a Wiseman was set at $5,100. Also invstigatlng the weekend theft and hauled away a television arrested by Ruddell was Arthur Curtis Sweeney, 22, same ad. and vandalism of a 1974 Toyota valued at $175. Dennis Holmes, 20, of drecs, on a charge of Interfering sedan. The car was taken from a parking lot and found later Orlando, was being held in with a police officer. Sweene 's near Island Pond off S1146 near county jail without bond today bond was set at $500. Lake Mary police patrolman Geneva. on a circuit court warrant Becky Abbott of Longwood charging he failed to appear George Myers jailed Randolph reported the $4,000 auto missing last week for trial in a criminal Eugene Burrow, 31 of 188 Fourth St., Lake Mary, on from the Butler Plaza shopping case. center parking lot. Casselberry police jailed a $5,500 bond on charges of Deputy R.S. Morton said the Sanford man Sunday on a aggravated battery and car was found several hours charge of breaking and en. resisting arrest without violence. Monday, May 3, lflS-3A Local Talent Tops FLORIDA At Sanford Bee Vee, West later wi th $2,000 vandaliim te ring 0 owelli ng. Lodged - Mrs. Keyser Blasts WASHINGTON lAP) Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger is one of four past or present high-level government officials to appear before the Rockefeller commission as that panel enters the final month of its investigation of CIA domestic activities, In addition to Kia.singr, SvusUsty of Defense James B. Schlesinger, former CIA Director John A. McCone and former national security adviser Walt W. Rostow are scheduled to testify today. dixecting CIA covert activities. Kissinger originally had been scheduled to testify last month but his appearance was poatpor.cd due to the absence of Vice Pres'dnt Ne!n 1.. Rockefeller, the commission chairman. Critics of the commission have asserted that Rockefeller would not conduzt a thorough Investigation of Kissinger, a long-time friend and associate. i Stereo thieves were busy in Seminole County during the weekend, sheriff's deputies reported today. Items valued at $2,375 were reported stolen from the raciti ant-a UI nr nnnnn Winn o f OI'.&%lI.. IJUIUIU VT IIUI' U 1902 Carrigan Dr., South Seminole. Deputy Donald McCormick said items listed missing after burglars forced open a door included a color television, stereo equipment, four radios, a guitar, two cameras and 90 record albums, Stereo equipment valued at $900 was taken from the residence of Diana M. Scherh at Green Meadows Apartments, Fern Park, deputy C.R. Brown reported. Pet Hamsters Blamed up -. -- Stereo Equipment Target For Thieves IN BRIEF Will --.---- - Monday. May 3, 973 7 j"A _ . ~ m_U --~ All four -----. ;:.. --. Citizen Band Radio AR - — - - - jjS- - .___ =_, .,_.__, -. -- - . - ,_, ,C,._ , . __' _--.__ - - - - S.. ' -. ' - - "'- -. -- _. . 'fl'" ' - �a,aArr--'#c - - .-?. --.. - • — . .-,' '•- ; -' p'-' •- r ____ -; L - I — - _____ -_-_ —_ -._______J____1 _. - _ -' ~-hi - Evening HerAd WAYNE 1). DoYLE, Publisher WILLIAM I). ('URlUE, Managing Editor ROBERT C. NLMIKEY, A dvertising thrctor 1I('Int' l)vliverv: Week, 55 cents; Month, $2.40; 6 Months, $14.20; Year, $28.10. Hy Mail: In Florida same as home de1iery. All other mail: Month, $2.70; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. Could Help In Mideast Between periods of war, negotiations in the Middle East always appear to have run up and down the gamut of emotion and hope. For example, on March 22 when U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger finished 15 days of intensive shuttling between Israel and Egypt, and returned home empty-handed, the hope among 'e who would like to see peace in the region was .tt the bottom of the scale. The only course that appeared to remain was a return to the Geneva conference on the Middle East and a stalemate. Everybody concedes that the Geneva conference, s hould it resume, will immediately bog down in endless and unfruitful discussions on representation and procedures. The outlook for another step toward peace is brighter now than it was at the end of March. Egypt .-1d Israel still are striking militant poses, whether they be harsh rhetoric or ostentatious displays of new military hardware. However, beneath the talk it also is clear that both Israel and Egypt would welcome a return to step- by -step negotiations under the auspices of Mr. Kissinger. Equally important, the Soviet Union, which is the sponsor of Arab militancy in the Middle East, also has given the signal that it, too, does not want to return to Geneva discussions in the immediate future. Indeed, recently a Soviet envoy made a special trip to Jerusalem to assure Jewish leaders that Russia would "guarantee the security" of Israel if the pre-1967 war borders were reestablished. The Soviet diplomacy was an unprecedented appeal to Israel to make further territorial concessions. Israel cannot, of course, trust the Soviet Union. She has but to look at Soviet assurances that the 1973 Vietnam cease-fire accords would be observed to assess how much the Soviet word is worth. Israel, like other antagonists in the Middle East, has but one good office to which to turn if hostilities are to be avoided the United States of America. The strength of the U.S. position puts a new light on the "failure" of Mr. Kissinger to negotiate another increment of peace in March. His decision at that time to return home empty-handed rather than to settle for a face-saving, empty gesture could have been a part of his strategy. The fact also remains that the United States now is in a stronger position that it was in March. Whether or not Mr. Kissinger will return to the region to pick up where he left off has become a blue chip itself a bargaining factor that the United States can use to assure a better chance for success of future missions. Moreover, should Mr. Kissinger resume his step-by-step diplomacy, the consequences of another failure on his part should have a sobering effect on the antagonists. It is a blue chip that the United States should use to the maximum advantage. H Will The S - J~l , . .. . O.. . -.r M. , 1- . ti • . " Whalters * ~ (I ~ nouni'emnent did not say how many of the 350 U.S. military planes remaining from the armada that bombed Cam. bodia and North and South Vietnam will be allowed to remain. 141 Schmidt Takes Two Votes ______ % c: c V For Going ) / - : 110 ( Since world's fairs are chancy business yenThe dc-emphasis on church growth means a lures at best, the fact that an International reemphasis on the Old Testament. One of the exhibition called EXPO '75 is scheduled to throw "T" -• reasons the church In recent yer has been to ,.,_.ø open its turnstiles next July on Okinawa wide of the mark is that It has lost Its historic / ,. (Okinawa?) is either a sign that good times are roots". Robert K. Hudnut returning or else that things are worse than we Robert Hudnut is hard to ignore. HIS books are thought, so why not try a fair? Maybe It'll play In hard to put down for he has been dealing with the the Ryukyus. church and Its problems for nearly a decade and I Be that as it may, this particular fair, which keeps coming up with wild suggestions for will run from July 20, 1975 to Jan. 18, 1976 and Is change. Earlier works such as "The Sleeping m. expected to draw two million visliors, has been Giant" and then, "Arousing the Sleeping Giant" 1, officially sanctioned by the Bureau of Intercaused considerable comment among the na tional Exhibi tions in Paris as a "special fa ir" brethren. Hudnut writes as a pastor to people dealing with the oceans. a nd his latest volume challenges the activism of 5~ With the formal tlileof the International Ocean the religious community. "', I . Exposition and the theme, "The Sea We Would "Church Growth Ls Not the Point" (Harper and oilZO Like To See," EXPO '75, says the Japan Trade Row) Is going to irritate many readers by the Council, ,,will be a celebration of the largesse of title alone. We all thought that growth and the oceans that surround us as well as a sober enlargement was central to the goals of any examination of the problems threatening the religious organization. So does Hudnut. But the I well-being and productivity of the seas." '. point, for him in matters of faith, Is not to be $ The irony will be Immediately apparent to found in numbers and success. The highest goal conservationists. Japan and the Soviet Union are is to put people in a living relationship with God 7is the only two countries still engaged In the largeand not permit the organization to detour that scale devastation of the world's diminishing pilgrimage, And the best blueprint begins in the 'Y Have Three Years To Solve UI whale population. The Japanese say they have to Old Testament where tndlvidnals g.t pushed and doitto feed their people. The Russians doit pulled bya Power greater than their hopes and because well, since they are not capitalists, desires. they must have a good reason. 'S At times Hudnut sounds like a Presbyterian So far, no amount of International pressure, Jew. He argues for the action of God against pleading or propaganda ha., convinced the two reluctant men. "We have lost some of the that the more whales that are "harvested" from awesome dimension of being told what to do in fewer and smaller herds, the sooner will come Editor, The Herald: President, Secretary of State, & Congress still the Judeo-Christian tradition whether we want the time when there are no more huntable herds, It has been a long seven months of writing Insist on detente (which also means extending to do it or not. Their own desires and abilities and maybe no whales at all, whether to eat or to letters to various Individuals about the bikepath endless and unlimited CREDIT) with Red china were completely beside the point to Moses, admire or just to think about. constructed In front of us, but we finally touched and Russia. And why has that great institution, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Ezekiel, Hannah and coonAnd that is the kind of sea no one should want someone who agreed the project was an Un- The United Nations, remained so silent about the tiess others In our tradition". to See. sightly Insult to the neighbors. Sid Vihien then fall of S. Vietnam? And where was the U.N.'s The concept here and in the Bible is that Accordiig to the Japan Trade Center, the ordered it to be spruced up a bit, so we are happy UNICEF money during this latest tragedy in S. man has his own agenda and is always in. latest technologies enabling man not only to to say we have written the following note to Vietnam? tempted by the plans and purpose of God. harvest minerals, protein and power from the Commissioner VihIen and to Mr. Matthews of the The time has come to end detente, to refuse Hudnut fears that the church today is so sea "but also to maintain the delicate ecological road department, and we would be glad also if credit to the communists, and to get out of the enamored of its own schedule of activity and balance of the oceans" will be presented by the you see fit to print it in the letters column: U.N. And by the way, Isn't it about time Dr. progress that there Is little room for the moving various exhibitors at the Okinawa fair. "Gentlemen: Kissinger be asked to return the Nobel Peace of the Spirit. This book points to the, if you will All whale buffs will ardently hope that the Thank you so very much for your help in Prize he was awarded for ending the Vietnam pardon the expression, passive role of the Japanese prove to be the most attentive patrons improving our neighborhood on east Howell War? congregation. The point is to listen, to receive, to of EXPO 75. Branch Road. Your efforts on our behalf are Edwina J, Alestra respond to th action of the Holy Spirit which is deeply apprecated, we f e eh e ggth religious encounter. Letters to the editor are always welcome. We admit to having harbored a certain lack of much better. Seeing three out of five of our Hudnut states that the biggest concept that one TheY should be U brief as poulble and should receive from the pulpit is the mge of understanding of what the trouble in Northern requests granted was actually more than we anticipated, so please accept our sincere comment on matters 31 general IuteresL Ireland was all about, reconciliation and forgiveness. He's right. The letters should deal with issues and avoid People attend church out of great need, injury, Despite looking into Irish history and gratitude to each person, from the top one who examining the sources of the centuries' old gave the orders to the crewmen who shoveled PerIOflalitles. and soul.deep wounds. Too often they are served The editor reserves hard In the hot sun." the right to edit those some strange mixture of political science, quaint conflict be tween Ca tholics and Protestants, we ,, 'S... .. . - BELFAST, Northern Ireland (All) A former NorIreland prime minister says the province faces the "real and terrifying alternatives" of civil war or indepc.dence from Britain after a hardline Protestant vicWty in elections for an assembly to draw up a new constitution, The United Ulster Unionist Coalition, a Protestant group opposed to sharing power with Ulster's lttmiian Catholic minority, took 46 of the constitutional assembly's 78 seats in results announced over the cekend. 10 . - 11 -- 'j t . flans—Dietrich Gvrscher's Free [X'rnocrats retained ontrol of North'Rlune Westphalia, the nation's most populous state and industrial heartland, preserving their 105-95 seat edge over the Christian Democrats. In Saarland they turned a 27-23 Christian Democratic iiiajority into a 25-25 deadlock, eliminating the opposition stranglehold on the federal upper house, . . — . . . . -11 pir . . . '. . . We also want to thank Bill BellevWe and The letters for reasons of space, but wl1l exercile — — — JACK ANDERSON - Ford Trying To Re m ove H*1s Foot used only for fully legitimate purposes. Mr. Alexander is correct WASHINGTON—President Ford has been equipment diould be hauled out ot Souffi Viet- the important visitors off. COLSON'S MANUSCMPT: Charles Coism, trying delicately to extricate his foot from his nam before it fell into Communist hands. It Grandly, the FAA blgshots boarded their the former White House tough guy who turned to mouth ever since the Saigon surrender. would have made the President look sAlly, official DC3 and, as the crowd waved goodbye, CUistianity, has completed 100,000 words of his The sudden collapse of South Vietnam caught however, to remove weapons while he was the plane wobbled down the runway like a book about Watergate, In lnvitiig a congressional oversight committee to keep tabs on his agency. In fact, it is surprising that Congress did not ride herd on the IRS more closely in the past. 011 e I - him with some bygone rhetoric stuck in his pushing for more military aid. drunken duck and plunged Into a ravine, lie wrote much of the first draft by hand in throat, lie has bc-en obliged to make some quick Therefore, U.S. Ambassador Graham Martin The crowd rushed to the ruined plane and prison, But now that he has been released, he revisions, 10 w1: blocked U.S. lOrces from salvaging an enormous began to crowbar out the distinguished visitors, dictates long passages to his wife, Patty. —The President had persistently sounded the arsenal, which the Communists have now Some were seriously injured, including Freer. Those who have seen his closely guarded warning that the United States would lose inherited. The irony Is that the Communists now The National Transportation Safety Board is manuscript say Its message is that "a spiritual credibility wi th its other allies If more mil itary possess far more U.S. eq ui pment than they ever now investi ga ting the accident. Their conrevival could well grow from Watergate." aid weren't rushed to S,igcxi. The new line, received from their own Russian and Chinese lidential, preliminary findings have left FAA Colson would 4r (.or(1in , Li our )ut,' flrit,p c.i,,ri'pc Iq th :,IIi,,' 'l ,'nntri-,,4ir-tc cliii ir.,ifhpr I'nrtl IV. ..... ah - - tell us only that the book is , -. . Charter No, 15151 National Bank Region No. 06 Call No. 493 Charier No. 131S1 National Bank Region No.4 REPORT OF CONDITION, CONSOLIDATING REPORT OF COP!DITION,CON$OLIDATIP4O DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, OF THE DOMESTIC SUBSIDIARIES, OF THE BARNETT BANK OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, N . A. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA, OF SANFORD IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA ATTHE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON APRIL 1S,1975 ATTHECLOSEOF BUSINESS ONAPRILIS.I?1S PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY PUBLISHED IN RESPONSE TO CALL MADE BY COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY. UNDER TITLE I7. COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY, UNDER TITLE I3. UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 141 UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 141. 04 Car Sales Drop Is Expected DETROIT William I Gorton Michael Wayne Gregory Zelfener Lee ADMISSIONS: 5,.n tcrct ____ AREA DEATHS Tina W. Smith Rhoda F. wapple Carolyn P Witherow Agnes Gerstenek, Deflary Rosdew M Nicholls, Deltona BIRTHS: Mr arid Mrs Michael N (Brenda C) Smith. a girl. Sanford Mr. and Mrs William (Carolyn) Witherow, a girl. Satford DISCHARGES: ' Jessup Ave.. Longwood, died Sanford , Sunday night. Born in hiamp- Ruby Grace Bennett Michael P Bray Angus Tillman, 68, of 1115 ton, S.C., he li ved in Longwood Ramona F Bridges West 7th St., Sanford, died for the past 30 years. lie was Gregory Davis Th ursday. Born in Live Oak, he employed by the city as a me- Anthon y Green Janel M Hopkins 0. Came to Sanford many rears chanic and was a veteran of Altona F Howard AlOe Keller WWII. ago. He retired from the Sur vivors include his wife, Eula Mae Martin Atlantic Coast line, and was a Denise D June barber. He was a member of Mrs. Sarah E. Bennett, Arleathia S. Marlin First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Longwood; four sons, John W. Evelyn C Riggs Church, and Choir No. Two and Jr., Lake Mary, Steven a nd Ernest II Pushing Vaughn Glenn, both of Longwood; Lois the Masonic Lodge. Katherine B Whitner Survnors include his wife, George M., Sanford; daughter, Joe Cephut Coles. Altamonle Marie Tillman, Sanford; Mrs. Glenda Ann Hawes, Springs ' V ft Armbruster, fleflary mother, Florence ''illman, Longwood; four sisters, Mrs. William Frances An., Fihcr, Dt'Bary five Eva Benton, Sanford; Mrs. Inez PhilIp E &okcy. DetMry Pa. Philadelphia, daughters, Muytric Lackey, Gaily, Georgia; Mrs, Bea Jessie May Hen:, Dellary Ann Wilson. Deflary Atlanta, Ga., Josie Smith, Keith, Orlando; Mrs. Lena Wi4IY Theodora J. Dunaway, Deltona y, Jacksonville; (inC Helen V Isle. Delton., Sanford, Betty Roberson, Lawry, Philadelphia, Agnes Wade, brother, Naarnon Bennett, Susarw G. Owen. Enterprise Jane SpoIskI, Lake Mary Bentla Tillinan, Sanford; three Sanford; five grandchildren. Laura E en e P Wall Jr, Lake Monroe Eug Brisson Fu neral Home in Beverly Krhrky and Baby Boy, Sons, William, Lorenzo and charge of arrangements Oranoc City Ralph Tillman, Sanford; sister, ANGUS TILLMAN . , , ,_ t - can No 493 MAY Bible study, or philosophical reflecUons on art. sides or Figuring out the ought-to-be and the Herald for the part you played In helping us too, great care that the thrust of the letter is not lost So he writes: Sir.eeiely, In the editing. "The church buries Its most Important ought-not-to-be of it all, All leters must be signed with a mailing product. You are forgiven, but you wouldn't Mrs. C.R. Johnston Now, thanks to a booby trap bomb that blew up at neighbors address and, when possible, a telephone number know it going to Church on Sunday morning. in the face of the 10-year-old son of a bar owner In ao the identity of the writer may be checked and Where's the joy' Where's the new life? Where's Belfast blinding him and tearing off an arm, Editor, The Herald: established. However, the Evening Herald will the thought, feeling, action? You are forgiven. as well as causing severe facial Injuries to two of Saigon has fallen and has been renamed respect the wishes of wrlierx %vtr.do not want Anything that gets In the way of forgiveness his brothers, 8 and 9 all is crystal clear. "Hanoi or do Che Min City." And yet our their names to appear in print, must go." — - - (AP) — The iia M foreign Qovernr.ients and ,,ollical inst i tutions cpa-Wsol commercial banks Certified and of1icers' checks. etc TOTAL DEPOSITS I,, Total demand deposits Total time and savings deposits report April reck.r.0 fUnds purchased and securities sold under agreementstorepurchase sales results today, with 1ab lit ,es tor borrowed money analysts predicting yet another 7,•oitgaije ,ndebtedr'ess tion's automakers 1. ever, he seemed utterly belie- Richard Scott, a 33-year-old Fla. (AP) Some Vietnamese passed up rice in the chow line, covered her head with her arms out of his country less than 24 telephone company executive '.een-agers took a look at their shrugged hLsshoulders and took and hands and crooned a hours before the surrender by vablc. from Omaha. "But it was a sad refugee tent city and giggled, a tuna sandwich and fresh fruit, mournful sound. "We never knew the politics "just jumping on a C130, which sigh. Even with the kind of ef- "Oh, we get to live like the Other children played ball with All but 0 of the 343 Vietnam- was the way you had to do it. I of the war," said Duvernay, a sort e ive, it was all really to American Hedskins'' Air Force iiin. ee in Sundays group have missed three before I got on portly, 54-year-old New Orleffl no avail." A plump, middle-aged "Will we be able to find jobs? relatives or sponsors in the one." postman. "We were Like the Those were the fundamen tal woman snorted, "It's Will they allow us to work?" an United States. Also on the flight evacuated his family British in the American He had feelings of scores of their coun- disgusting." obviously well-educated man were 24 U.S. citizens, four Ko- five days earlier and found Revolution, out there fighting a trymen questioned at random They were among the first asked an interpreter. "We know reans and two Yemeni. war we didn't like or tinthem at Guam. by The Associated Press M wave of 373 refugees from South that tt'.cre's high unemMaj. Gen. Howard M. Lane, Some of the refugees had derstand, getting shot by people their jobs and homes and Vietnam who arrived Sunday In ployment in the United States who beads operation's military been wealthy in their home- in the woods." churc hes in cities a nd tow ns the Florida Panhandle and and we're worried a bout Jobs." phase, said be wi ll cut the influx land. Neurosurgeon Pham Hun Those w ho did participate in and villages across the land. were greeted by a high school An elderly woman asked how of refugees off when the camp Phuoc and university professor antiwar demonstrations were, Some, utterly drained by the band playing "Aineric'a the much it would cost for a person reaches its capacity of 2,500. Nguyen Dinh Roan said rt inclined toby and large, 12-year Indochina experience, Bea,.tiful." to live even very poorly in the Lane said he was surprised brought out small amounts f ward smugness. were too benumbed even to to!Thre' planes carrying 631 United States, when one of the refugees was gold. Several Women were low closely the daily accounts of more retugees were due today. "And how much does the U. Cal. Tran Thu of the South wearing expensive jewelry and Marriner Eccles, a Salt Lake the fall of Saigon; a Vietnam Refugees were assigned to American government give to Vietnam Air Force, one carried a bag of valuables. City banker, said he was one of veteran in Philadelphia, pre- wooden-floored tents set up on old people when they are alone "We were together at Bien "All our hearts are In this the first businessmen In his occupied with his own problem an abandoned airfield at Eglin and too old to work?" she ba in 1969, and I recognized country ,ow," said Phouc, who county to oppose the war of unemployment, was not Air Force Base. There were asked. him the minute he walked off brought his wife, 18-year-old strongly a decade ago. Now that aware a day later that the war cots with clean sheets and plenAfter she was told some fig- the plane," Lane said. son, 16-year-OW daughter and it is over, he politely declines to had ended. ty of food. tires, she cried out, squatted in Thu. 43, who was wearing his 62-year-old mother-in-law. comñent, HOSPITAL NOTES MAY 3. 1971 M.A. Duvernay said it, how- Anftny Raymond Dux, 12, the manner of the Vietnamese, military fatigues, said he got disappointment for dustry. the in- Acceptances executed by or for account b' this bank and Outttandiflg -,ib1,11, Last month's sales were off sharply from the already poor showing of April 1974, when the energy crisis depressed sales. The usual 4 per cent increase recorded from March to April still would leave sales lagging . But instead of the usual increase, domestic car sales are estimated at 515,001) for April, down 1.5 per cent from March and off 21 per cent from April 1974. :1 those estimates are correct, last month would be the worst April for Detroit's No. 1 industry in 14 years. i.soo.000 oo 2.143 .43901 39.55000 0 .. .. - ----------- 1.050.00000 9.668313 S6 -- - - TOTAL ASSETS - 7.571.27645 7.463.597 19 16)77 II 3.019,391 5.5 $ 11.590.371 to 5 8,592.710 79 S 9.997.59759 0 0 0-o 100.9 69 - Demand deposits of Individuals, partner sWps. and corporatIons Time a nd savings deposits of individuals. partnerships, and corporations Deposits of United States Government Deposits of States and ixlitcal suDdivisons DeposIts of foreign governments and official institut io ns Deposits of commercial banks . . CertifIed and officers' checks. etc. TOTAL DEPOSITS 5 31.176.10910 (a) Total demand deposits $ 11.644.39740 (b) Total time and savings deposits S 19.512.012.20 Federal 'unds purchased and Securities sold under agreements torepurchase Liabilities for borrowed money Mortgage indebtedness Acceptances executed by or for account of this bank andoutstanding Other Vabilitles - - - - - - . - 714.11179 1.24949 None None 46$ 829.01 5605.176 11 16.510,540.96 fl6..i6 61 5.64.05 , 20 None 19110a S2 165.547 37 None P4re None None 1657.65$ 17 _______ 321134,061.t? - MINORITY INTEREST IN CONSOLIDATED SUBSIDIARIES - 0 None RESERVESON LOANS AND SECURITIES 19,07331 0 o - -- 19.023)1 - Reserve for bad debt loses on loans (set up porsuanttolRSrutngs) Otherreservesonloans Rewrvesonse'curities 25.1.39373 None None ____ - TOTAL RESERVES ON LOANS AND SECURITIES 44SIX03 73 - -- CAPITAL ACCOUNTS CAPITAL ACCOUNTS 0 ii Capital nOte'i and deflttjre% Per Cent Due 5 None Per Cent Due --- S None -Equtycapltal total Preferred stock total p-ar value No shares outstanding Non e t3r - .j[' No shares author,:ed 73.5(0 No shares outstanding 73. Surpl Ln UrdiyIded profits Reserve for contingencies and rcapltal reserves . - N one ----- --- t.12S,6560S 0 $3337000 11.1.71715 107.19$ 90 o ' totAl CAPITAL ACCOUNTS - LIABILITIES TOTAL LIABILITIES (indivdt'd profits Pt'setvr f or conlingences and other aptalresecves 1.700.00000 21.591.901.40 36.605,45-10 - 1t990,17$37 notes and debentureS Per Cent Our' S - .,r Cent P' guly ipi `P"" total F'relerreditock lutal).,r v.itur No shari's cutst,indn 0 CmrnonStOCk ti lolal par value Plo shares authorized $3,337 N shares outsl.ndnq 5- None 20.165,157 76 tOTAL RESERVES Oil LOANS AND SECURITILS tipt 4 em nn ' 771.812.71 0 0 391.919 72 I,-%..'ri,,' oq b.tddr-bl losses on Ioanisetup wrwA nl O!nerrese'rvtsonloans "i serves on Securities 1.962.290 25 2.4 36.7$2 79 - RESERVESON LOANS AND SECURITIES give importers better than 20 percentofthedomesticmarket the fourth consecutive 0 '0Ty' INTEREST IN (ON'OL.IDATED SuIISIDIAMIES The figure, however, would for -o 3.257.52049 1,361.429.72 None - - 176.446 75 0 TOTAL IARILII IFS Imports were expected to show a 15 per cent gain over a year ago at about 130,000 dcliverles. That would be off 10 per cent from March, month. ASSETS Cash and due from banks (Including S None POitt(Idebts) U.S. Treasurysecunitie's .... ----------- ... ---Obligations of Federal Financing Bank 1. Obligations of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations -- --- - ------Obligations of States and political %ubdIviiior ...... ... Other Securities (incJjding 5 None cøroorat.iUw'k) Trading account securities Fedrat funds sold and securIties purchased Under agreements to resell Loans . Bank prernlse, furniture and fixtures. and Other assets rtpretnting bank premises . Realestateownedotheclhanbankprernise, Investments in uncorfllidated subsidiaries an "associated compan,cs" -Customers' liability to this bank oflacceptancesoutstanding Other assets (induding S None direct lease financirtg- - ... - ................... . 2.3U.3.l1.67 2.323.45195 0 assets — still had difficulty In placing blame or choosing EGLIN Alit FORCE BASE, - Letters To The Editor "We never should have been there in the first place," was a line tirelessly repeated. When Refugees Arrive At Eglin AFB ..-. — in the IRS. Two years alter taking office, Mr. Alexander is no doubt shocked, as are many others, by prrvms atfrmp" to use information frem the IRS files for political purposes. In 1972, for example, the IRS Is said to have participated in attempts to gather Information on the private lives of prominent Miami residents. Both President Ford and Mr. Alexander have prohibited future misuse of information furnished by taxpayers to the federal government Mr. Ford has ordered that in return formation can be made available for inspection only through a request signed by the President Additionally Mr. Alexander has repeetedly expressed his determination to keep politically neutral. When a person files his income tax return he should be able to assume that the confidential Information it contains will be progress. May 9-10 sponsored by Sanford Police CALNO Council of Local Senior Benevolent Citizens Fort Association, Governments, 7:30 p.m., Lauderdale trip, Jungle Queen starting at 4 p.m. at Police Winter Springs City hall. cruise, dinner and vaudeville Benevolent Building on MAY li7 show. Visit to Indian village, lakefront. Tickets available May 9 ASSETS The Happy Senior Citizens Sallle Harrison Chapter DAR, Leave Sanford Civic Center 9 from PHA members. Cath and due from banks (including 5:9.73043 Club trip to Ft. Lauderdale and 2:30 p.m., Gen. Henry S. a.m.., pickup at old Monunpos?eddebitJ Ice show. Contact Mrs. Frank Sanford Memorial Library, tgomery Ward, Casselberry, MA Y 17 US Treasury securties Steudje or Mrs. Elenor Slorrs, First Street. hope Ball to benefit Obligat ions of Federal F.nancing Bank 9:30 a.m. Return next day 6 Casselberry. p.m. Contact Doris Rogers or American Cancer Society Obligations of othty U S Government MAY 10 and corporations Seminole County Unit, 8 p.m. Obligat,onsof States and political subdivisions Rummage and Bake Sale 10 Man' McPherson. MAY 6 Sanford Civic Center. Music by Other securities (ncuuding 5 0 ay 11 Srnithwr-it Voluila Kiwanis benefit Cub Pack 508,9 a.m. to 4 corporatestock) Nk Fkiifauf band. ad ng account se-cu tieS Club luncheon meeting,- noon p.m., old U.S. Rank, Sanford Central Florida Sta mp Club IAY 21 P1ii.ii irderal funds sold and secur'tles purchased Deltona Inn. lnstallation of Show, Mount Vernon Motel, Fdera9rementsIor.selI Altamonte-Casselberry Beta Chi Chapter, Delta officers and Teenager of the Highway 17-92, Winter Park, 11 Chamber of Commerce Orange Loans Kappa Gamma Society, a.m. to 5p.m. Free admission Bank premises, furniture and fixtures, Month pr esentation. J nice Club, C of C office, andotner representing bankpretnises Founders' Day luncheon at the and &or prizes. kealestatecwnedother than bank prem i ses Altamonte. Speaker, Joel Altamonte- Cauelberry Community Center, Leesburg, in unconsohdated subsid,ares and Kimrey, of U.S. Geological Investments " Chamber of Commerce noon at 12:30 p.m. Joint meeting with MAY 15 - Associated companies" Bad Check seminar, 9 a.m. to Survey, on water conservation Cus•omer' lability to thiS bank on luncheon, Altamonte Springs Beta and Gamma Delta. aceptancesoutstand-ng and deep well injection. Civic Center. "Better hearing Members of 52 teams of 11:30. Panel of merchants, Other issets fincluding S 0 Month" program with Dr. June Seminole Baseball Inc. will bankers, law enforcement, MAY 22 direct lease Iinanc,ng) Seminole Audubon Society Kennedy, audiologist as solicit donations in South secret service and state atmonthly meeting and covered TOTAL ASSF TS speaker. Guest, Poster Child Seminole to help light ball field torney's office, dish picnic at Silver Lake home Sharon Hardy. at SR 419 Seminole Audubon field trip of Mrs. M. Fowler, Sanford. LIABILITIES Sanford Christian School Meet at Kelly Park (Hock Goldsboro Elementary PTA, p.m. auction and flea market 9- Springs) at 10 a.m. Public inOcnand drposits of *ndividuals, partner 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. 4, 20 E. First St. Roundtrip for sited and (OrPOCat,OnS Time arid savings deposits of ,ndiv,dualS, The "Goldbug" Glee Club will family and car on Auto Train partnerships. and corporations give a presentation and officers and flight in P-SI Mustang, MAY 16 D'p-sils of United Stales Government for next year will be elected, among items to be auctioned. ('hkkt'n barbecue supper Dtsot States and political Subdivisions . Clearly, he sees this as the best way to restore public confidence . during the war and his feelings cess of the numbers who ac. Unlike Funn, some who haven't changed. "What we've tively opposed it during its Vietnam," — CALENDAR MAY S 101'S, weight club, ?:30 p.m. above IGA Store, Lake Mary. -. Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Donald C. Alexander is showing a nlruhing attitude when he Invites an investigation of any alleged improprieties by his agency. !~*ir., ,Id of Tamaqua, Pa., lost a war. "618.4 6'.i I.IX !ragedy of dy, MP&-L, said he was a hawk war all along 5cerned far in ex- Legal Notice 1 1 ,1 1,1 1,1 1 1 1 il il il il ill I 11 - — at uie Vraar,,~ church services. "More than Street Methodist Church in Huf- son, lie was 19. "lie thought he 55,000 killed and hundreds of lab, N.Y. was doing the right thing and thousands wounded what do you say to that? Senseless tragedy is the only way to put when it wds finally over," said — To Church librarian, interviewed after Sunday scrm6a midt's federal coalition has wiped out the conservative Irish Civil War 'Real' 1. — it. "I breathed a sigh of relief — opposition's majority in the upper house of the federal pa rliament and boosted its 1976 re-election hopes by scoring successes in two state elections. In Sunday's voting, Schmidt's Social Democrats and Foreign Minister Reasons . Others, Edgar Crossman, a New was there for toe right pur. shared his view still harbored done is taken the easy way out. the promise of spring after winter's York stockbroker, had been a pose,!' she said. "Now it's all bitterness. Vietnam represents a lack of The guns are silent and few rains and ruins, preferred to staunch supporter of that in- gone down the drain and it "In my opinion, with our fail- will, and it doesn't portend well are sorry for that, look not behind but abead with volvement. "But I'm past feel- hurts. What did he the for?" ure to win, we dealt a death for the future." But to a nation accustomed to hope. ing defeated," he said. "I would An Air Force veteran in SpoJoe Funn, a Wheeling, W.Va., blow to the democratic way of celebrating peace with ticker "it is time that as a country rather look to the future." banker, also lost a son, but his life," said Richmond, Va., City kane, Wash.: "We should have tape, the war in Vietnam ended, we begin anew, that our centenThe underlying national frustration was of a different Councilman Nathan J. Forb, a blown Hanoi off the map five in the minds of many nial and the end of our in- mood —dejection tempered iy sort. lumberman. "It was the sad- years ago." Americans, only I;, dis- volvement in Southeast Asia optimism had, however, a "Yes, I'm disillusioned, but dest day of my life when it sank A Dallas housewife: "We Illusionment, frustration, may offer us an opportunity to number of shadings. not bitter," be said. "My wife in that we had lost the war in made idiots of ourselves." anger, confusion, recapture the ideals upon which To those whom the war and I ere disillusioned with the Vietnam." Curiously, or perhaps cot SO "A senseless tragedy," said our country was founded ,," touched pet sonally the end was goverrunent officials who would Azharlah Jennings, a 52-year- curiously, persons now claimConstance Gordon, a thicago said The Rev. William Pegg in a especially cruel. Mrs. Howard not allow the military to win the old father of three, from Peabo- i ng to have been opposed to the Chancellor Helmut Sch- BONN, West Germany (A P) - '- . .- Get Word? Turnaround For IRS iri Lil li f •. The United States will 27,000 men would be cut 28 per Lcnt to 19,500. The an- associate editor DAVID POLING - — in the next two months l'ading toward total withdrawal from its last military foothold In Southeast Asia, it was announced today. The announcement, made jointly by the Thai and U.S. g'wernmnts, said the present strength of 0 6 — BERRY'S WORLD 'I-.,- BANGKOK, Thaila nd (AP) remove over one-fourth of its troops stationed In Thailand john spoiski Monday, May 5, 17S—SA By jij,s AP Ncwsfeat,'res Writer BRIEF Of Troops In Thailand I, Evening Herald, Sin! ord, Fl. Sorry That Guns Are Silent Many Moods- Reflect Vietnam War 's End U.S. Plans Withd rawal - -vi . IN ,., It's a small world. Friendly chatter amongst some friends ... dropping a name here and there, and before you know It, you realize you've been mixing in the same company. Take the case of Sanford insuranceman Tony Russi as an example. "Saw that article you had the other day on Happy Ison 1, JalAlal Fronton Publicist)," says Russi. "Did you know that I worked with him years ago?" Lion was a former radio announcer. I found it difficult to understand what an Insuranceman was doing working with an announcer. DON OAKLEY - .., — . . WORLD "Happy used to be in the Western field, the same as I was back in the 503, up In the hills of Pennsylvania," was my response. And when I mentioned some of the names with whom I worked George Morgan, hlawkshaw Hawklngs, the Blue Ridge Country Boys, Dick- Thomas, Shorty Long and the Santa Fe Rangers hlussi didn't bat an eyelash. Not only did he Immediately recognize those names as established stars in the Western entertainment field, but he added, "I worked with many of them, too." I suppose It was the Incredulous look I shot towards the personable Russl which forced him into producing his "geetar". And before you could say "how about a tune, Tony?", he was already Playing and sirçing "I'm sending you a big bouquet of roses.,." Whatever doubts I had about him being In the entertainment field disappeared. Not only can he pluck those strings, but what it voice! The guy is good. lie could have made It big, exccpt...he was a little ahead of his time (and who ever het1rd of an Italian cowboy, eh?) I don't know that he would oblige. should the situation present itself, but he Is some kind of a western singer. If you can get him to perform, you're in for a real treat. held May 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the Seminole High SChOOl gym. Entrants must participate In seven of 12 events competing In one of the five different age groups grades 6, 7 and 8; grades 9 through 12; from 19 through 26 ye8rS; from 27 through 35 years; and, 36 years and over. It SOUndS like It could be a lot of fun. All of the proceeds going to the Seminole High School Athletic Boosters Club. Entry blanks are available at Bowl America, Mayfair Country Club and Seminole High School. Maybe someone ought to check Tom Hunt's diet to f'md out where he gets a llhis energy. The energetic and personable manager of Southern Bell in Sanford has been In bugging me daily with "Hey, hot shot. you gonna get Into the Super Athlete competition this year?" He was referring to Sanfcrd'a second annual event, which is patterned after the Superstars competition and will be held May 17-18.19. "I might," says I. "Any Polee hops Included in the dance contests?" Hunt dampened my interests and hopes of winning when he said the competition would include a 50.yard dash (Dash? Me?); a ½ mile run (Run? Me?); obstacle course run (shouldn't be too much trouble, wkjt with raising three children and going through their bedrooms); and the rest are right down my alley: high jump; ping pong (getting my attention again); weightlifting; free throw shooting: badminton; football pass (how about girl passing?; baseball hitting; golf and bowling. Truth of the matter, it makes me tired just thinking about all those events. The deadline for entries, which is $5 for students in grades six through 12, and $10 for persons over 19 years old, is May 9. An organizational meeting for entrants will be Monday, May 5, 975-4A Kissinger Clock —Around The 3N N. F R ENCH AVE., SANF'OIW, FLA. 32771 Area (de 305322-2611 or 831.9933 Few Are 1.175.65405 - 3.5)8.07636 None 135 CA) 00 I ~i I 545. MO 00 - 1.145.076.31 50 00000 ______- TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $ 1 $024 3$ - - I t' I iF. Pl liii S R fSF RvF S AN!) ,Wi Z:~ -~-_~-- . " -;z R_~_- TOTAL LIABILITIES. RESERVES, AND CAPITAL ACCOUN IS 1AAA4 Ali 1' _1 �-- r- - • .'j r rr- .. e ' -i- - - - - '-. - 1 - ii - I - - — J(111__ .1 i .- -- 111 ' _____ • ..• iI r. . - _ V ~*=_. jJ S SPORTS =_ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ' Monday, May S 1975-6A COREBOARD _ By TOM KEYSER herald Sports Editor have the manpower to compete Lets named to the team, event, the mile relay, tied for 16-feet, 1-inch indoors and 16- Gary Fowler was fourth (44. state record with a time of 40.6. 100-yard dash, false started and with some of these other Right behind Stringer in the were disqualified. He bowed out with SJC and second with Miami Dade North feet, 8-inches outdoors. feet, 5-inches) and Mason schools. And that is directly coach-.friend Long by winning and 10 points behind Miami Pe rk i ns took third in the 880"lie's heen in a little bit of a Gordon was sixth (43-feet, If. 120-yard high hurdles was TALLAHASSEE SIC related to budget, scholarships and setting a state record lrthe Dade South. David Law, who finished yard run (1:54.1). Mike Gibson, slump," Long said. "It's just inches). Tr a ck Coach Terry Long was and facilities." 220-yard dash (20.9), winning second (15.0) and Ken who did not finish in the top six, oie of those things. If the Rak.kr won and Da de Fl flamed Region V1!I coach of the 100-yard dash (9.6) and Steverson, who took four th ran his personal best of 1:55.5 in The top two finishe rs in each thc i,Ui Jid not place, SJC would WctherbCe had made 15.4) discus 146-feet, 30-inches), year, Don Merrick was part of event qualified for the anchoring the winning mile have won the state the 880 In the qualifying event. to win, Instead of the Miami 15.4). ?three firsts in his last track nationals., which will be held at relay team with a split of 47.5. pionship. But Dade South took Dade South guy, we would have Greg Jones was fourth (140David Law finished third and Thorne was second in the 4't0meet for SJC, and Eli ThOFflC, Houston in late May. Thorne (49.2), Nate Perkins third place. been state champions. But it's feet, 3-inches). Ross was fifth set a SJC record in the 440-yard Theroy Stringer and the mile (48.1) and Norwood Wilkerson easy to look back where we (133-feet, 1-inch) and Gordon yard dash (48.5). intermediate hurdles (53,7). was sixth (128-feet, 4-inches). "We cousidered it a dead Steverson took seventh. SJC did not place in the could have done better." relay team captured firsts. Mertick, who was named the 149.5) joined Merrick on the Hilmar Scaglield was fourth heat," Long said. "In actuality, But the SJC Raiders finished most outstanding athlete in the mile relay team (3:14.5), which Javelin, mile run, six-mile run, Thorne won the triple Jump it was a photo finished but they Stringer in in the pole vault (14 feet). second in the Rcgion VIII national junior college indoor also established a state record, steeplechase and thrne.mile Kane Moody of SJC ran his &-feet and Junior College Track and Field and outdoor championships last The meet was a three-team run. Miami Dade South, won the 120-yard high hurdles personal best of 56.4 in the Eddie Esch tied for third in didn't have a photo of it." meanwhile, registered close to (14.8) Championships Saturday at year, will miss the nationals, battle, Roy Ector of Miami Dade qualifying run of the 440 La. the high jump (6-feet, 2-inches) Tallahassee. Region VIII inMiami Dade South amassed 60 points in the five events. He recently was selected to Thorne also moved from fifth and Wetherbee was sixth (5- North was awarded first place termedlate hurdles, but did not cludesall Florida junior college be a member of the U.S. track 150 points, Seminole Junior In addition, Manny place to second on his final try feet, 8-inches). with the same time as Thorne. qualify for the finals. I and field team that will tour the College 144 and Miami Dade Wetherbec, SJC's national in the long jump 1 22-feet, Ui"lie was in an extremely The 440-yard relay team if Wi!kernn of SJC was fifth Our kitl ci e as tired-up People's Republic of China for North 142. 'then it dropped to indoor 0(1k vault champion, inches. tough heat," Long said. "Ills Jim Fleming, Don Allen, 49.6). and scrappy as they could be," two weeks later this month. Sante Fe with 62 points, failed at IS-feet, 6-inches and Mike Ross captured second in Thohie and Merrick was second Willie Taylor and Allen, who time was good enough to place Long said. "We simply do not Merrick is one of three sprinThe Raiders entered the final finished third. lie has vaulted the shot put 147-feet, 10-inches), (411), Miami Dade South set a were capable of placing in the in the finals." — 4-W~17 _,~:3 t __ __ -- - __-;~ _nq.:;: . - - I ___ .~_ 1~~ -_ __ - -ssw~ __. ___ ___ llw~ :~* ~#~ . --- - OWTt-,__ -jourF~~~-7t-i~~ .1 - ~ .- 4 __ . . _ ;-.;,*, -:j A_'._-_._.___ , " 0I 1 I I___ __ _5?~'.__.1FMW:W1_~__ _-Wllww*.J -.- - ~-M-!~~ I . -_ - ____W__ . - - 1. - -__ , .- --- - - -- - -.. ' /:'-- to Dade Netters Bar Raider Attempt OCALA Miami Dade North one huge singles' and doubles' ______ — was the barrier the Seminole tournament. :1 Junior 1lege men's tennis In the state tournament, _________________________________________ 1A 111 _ team could notconquerat the Seminole Junior College cap- ~~. s a e junior colleg e tennis tured live seconds. , -, 71 I,. Iii t' W. tournament at Ocala oer the No 1 player, Stan Aranda, 4z",.. i— weekend who was not seeded, knocked P4 ..•..'\ Pla)ers from Miami Dade off tue second and fourth seeds "b" North defeated SJC players in beforefRlllngintheflna[s6-1,6. six of the seven divisions to gain 4 to the top-seeded pla) Cr • :• the state championship Dade 'Hinson (from Miami Dade ,a "-'t Nor th amassed 32 points. SJC North) was playing real well," I ".a:';•:...'4 4 ' registered and Palm Beach C Coach Emma Spencer claimed third place with 22. said. "Anybody would have had / The top three teams in the trouble beating him that day." / state will compete in the No. 2 player, Bucky nationals, which will be June 5, Copeland, who was the 6 and 7 at Ocala defending champion and seeded Approximately 150 players No. 1, won three matches to will compete In the nationals reach the finals, but then Each team can bring four faltered to the second seeded players. player 6-3, 7-6. The singles playe rs, whether Doug Ma1iowski, C's No. they played No. 1,2,3,4 or S in 3 player w ho was seeded four th, the slate meet, and the two was defeated in the semi-finals doubles' teams will be placed in 7-5, 4.6, 7-5 after winning two matrhpq Copeland took Seminole Junior Collegc'i net hopes to the finals Saturday In the state tennis No. 4 player Howard Flagg, t who was seeded third, won two ournament at Orals, only to lose. (Herald Photo by Gordon Williamson) — ___________ ____ _________________ "-? - - ___ __ )____ -- - 10 . a ' - - - ,..- -- f'- * - - . '- -' .- -- ,'. - - - •'- • - - -,1-_--. - 1. . .: - - - :- .-. -. - , -- - ' p_ - I " -- . c . - . a- - - - ' - - . -. . - - -.'- - - ___ -. . - 2.r -. _zt - - -------.) - •. ------ ___ 40 - _,.. -- -... " - .-----:- . . -. . . Raiders' Dwayne Gray awita 11mw durIng LosIng contest with Miami Dade diamoad(HM . Photo by Gordon Willlson - 11101111011111111111111111111' , - Ra'1*ders Axed In Tourney Major League F I S L J Rodney IT,Ior 92. 6 Duke 01 Woo tHobbsl 151, 7 Vern Victory )PcrkIn 15), 5 Ruth Gallan I rt.fl 171 SECON() - 1 4 M - Pace C.3 $400 I Frostaurum (Blood) 61. 2 American League Private Jim (Allen Jr I 7 2;) Wells East O'Wee,- .- (ilere:nak) S I. I Don W I Pct GB Brewster (Howard) 101. I) 1 650 Detroit Conestxa B (Whayland) 31, 6 10 • Golden Matador (Plewman P.oton 9 9 Cleveland Darn Honest (Bailou) 9 7, 5 ;o Ia +SC MetroIir,,j N e w 5'erI (Mick tic',v's) S I ID I] 135 1 j THR ID - 1 M - Trot C.) - $500: Baltimore 5 I) 351 I Caroen Path lFirlolte I 1- 2 Lee West Evre (Vilarl I 1: I Stonegale Sharp Oakland 1 3 to SS6 Texas (Patterson) d I, 1. Impulse (Wiley) 12 lO I J I I - S Harriette C (Udell) S 1. 6 California 13 11 s4i S -' eet In Meal (Ilolil I I. 1 Mud Kansas City 12 12 Soo 11 ; 9 10 414 ('4eynOtd5) 31 Chicano 9 IS 375 FOURTH- IM-Pac. ClmgSaturday's Rtsulls 1-400; I Iarl.'rv, tP,aPiar) 10 I. 2 Boston 17, Detr oit 2 Satin (,rattan (GanU.'rSchaat) 9 2+ Cleveland 6, flaltimcrc I 3 Chath.am Nick (Polk) 17. S Hi Minnesota 11, Kan City s L'nti (Slca) 61; 5 Kingly hal Mil*Aulief I. New York 3 (80151011) 51. 6 Joanie East Chicago 1, Oakland 1. 10 in (Serbes) 3 I. 7 San Juan Hanover nnq fCooI,.-yi 1 * Ttylnr f.trvpi California & ICIdI 7 (Pipe.) S Sunday's Results FIFTH — I M—Pac Baltimore 112, Ck'cland Cimg— $400 I t'arsily Bomb (Serbe))I, 2nd game Il iing J erry Red (VanderSthaat 77. 3 Detroit at Boston. 7. Icrri Miss (Pau) 10 I . I Evvrc rain Thrill (Blinkley 10 1, 5 Prine Minnesota 6. Kansas City Desmond iDvoracke) 6 1. 6 Chicago S. Oakland I Camden flrnne (Bourgeois) 6 I. 7 Mllwaukea Ii, New York I Victor', l .01, D'ririi SIE T1,011% 1, Ciilforri, Par ete'r I I'att,'ryM 5 I Today'sQamn SIXTH — 1 M — Pace C-) - $500: Boston Chant 73. at Cle I Belle Geste ID'A,atoI 77, land (). Perry 1 4), N famma Jan (Ulmen ) I. 3 New York (Hunter 231 at Silverbell Rice (Pau) 10 I; A. Or Baltimore (Palmer 3 2), N ''ey (Kreiger) 10 I. S Bye California (Tanan, i oi at fle.'jer (SIca) 6); 6 Our Answer Texas Ijenkins 37), N I?ienteld) 51 7 Ma .'. 4b' Only games SCheduled (iP.hytt (Driver) 5 1 Tuesday's Games SEVENTH — I M — Pace Clmg — Boston at Cleveland, , 1400: I Diavolo (Bridges) 6 I; 7 New York at Baltimore, P,',',rrar' Diedre (Crank) II. i MIlwat,jlte at Detro i t. t Freddie Adios (NiCholl) 3 I. 1 Minnesota at Ch cago. N Py."kett (VanderSch.aat 12; S Tea 'u at Kansas City, u Westerns Rev lPhillips l . C'k,a,i,, ,,l Ga*iana, N R i chland Abbe Reynolds: 32; 7 Rud- Adams (Spriggs) S I. I Bingo National League Knight (Lake) 10 1 East EIGHTH - 1 M — Pace C.7 — t PC, GB 1-421 1 Oteca Mass I Orrri W rzai,) 10 I CPcago 6 714 2 Bonn.' Flyer tDtnr) 6 '' 'law Yk or 10 9 536 4 Sharp View (Rugglesl 10 I, I Phl'pPiia ii 10 571 1 Kimberly ray, (Ferlotte) 72. Pittsburgh 9 10 414 5 PrImcess, Strong (Regur) s I, 6 St Lou I '7 100 6' Senators TIM (Crank I 3 I. 1 Lenny Mxitreal 6 I? 333 7', P i ck (flridge) 6 1. I TappaIanna CSt Boy Matterson) 5 Los Angeles 16 10 615 NINTH - I M — Pace C.) — 1611: Cincinnati II I? 531 2 I Ho'wkrd Champ (Howard) 31. 2 San Diego 13 I? 520 21 1 Frisky Donna (Ihlenfeld) 77; 3 Dan S Francisco 12 I? 5 3 Way (Pegur) 97, 1 Lusty McKlyo Atlanta 11 14 4$1 3 1 (Adriancti) I 1. 3 Lisa Lie See Houston io 15 357 I tlhlenfetd 51. 6 Salbys Bean Saturday's Results (Se'ders) S I. 7 Senator Oakshade ?,'ontreal 3. New York 0 (Allen Jr ) 101, I Speedy Tracer Houston at San Francisco, (Raymond) 6 1 ppd, rain TENTH — IM - Pace C.3 — $400: Philadelphia 6 1. P Pittsburgh 1 Glenora Duke (Hotbs) 72, 2 73, 2nd game I) innngs Sassy Santo (Stevens) 7 2. 3 Mar Chicago 7. St Louis 3 Narg Rusty (Kalathas) 51. 1City Cincinnati 6, Atlanta I Man (F Ord 1 12 1. 5 Diller W (Blood) i, C%tCf (ViOtt I 3 yrnan Tankers game, was , Dwayne Gray of SJC missed "But the team never jelled. Ineligible for the Miami Dade 1, 6-2 o the topsecd. SJC's doubles teams, No. 1 the Raider season stolen base We had a lot of little Injuries South gam e because of grades. A anda and Copeland, and No. 2 the sthte junior col1lege baseball record by two. He stole 33 b&ses that hurt us all season." "It was a lot of little things." Mahczowski and Flagg, won tournament at Lakeland's in 33 VIM including two in The Raiders' primary trouble Denno said. three matches each to reach the JokL- Merchant Stadium. SJC`j! opening game loss to spot was catcher. -Tom Keyser finals, the n a tered. Patterson allowed the Chipola Friday. Raiders only four hits, as Nliaml Dade South dumped SJC 3-0 in the loser's brackeL Both an SJC career hit ie(vd with then second-string catcher Gray.$1 105 hits(35 last year and 70 this Steve Zurkuhlen broke his Jacobs,3b teams lost their opening games year) and tied the season hit collarbone Third-string cat Friday. record. eher Steve Crandall was "They're not that much Rick Wade of Miami Dade dropKid from the team after a better a team thar, we are," South slammed a two-rbl disagreement withthecoachlng SJC Assistant Coach Mark double In the third inning and staff. Denim said. "Their pitcher was then drove across Dade South's That left the catching chores the differtnice." fourth nm with an infield hit in to Gray. Pattemm, who "threw as the fifth. He was more than adeitfute, 0 In A 0 2 0 is ric ooa Ch,,b,rla In. c McDonald I 0 0 0 wimming D 4 to the twosome from Palm WINTER PARK - Lyman's Lyman's 200-yard medley Althought they dld not place, Beach - the only non-Miami boys captured fif th and the girls relay team of Brinker, Brain Brinker, Burleson and the girls' zowski and Flagg fell 6-3, 7-6. championships Saturday at 1:43.742. 3 0 0 0 I 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 4 0 Dade North individual or team finished eighth in the District Merritt, Dew and Kimball 200-yard medley relay team set o stump C and Malic III High School s w imming finished fifth with a clocking of Lyman records, Moyer, pr 11 0 DADE $OUT" Hig Aranda and Copeland lost 74, Evans James. Cf Kelley, lb Totals 0 0 4 SEMU4OLEAS R H 0 Rollins College. Miami Dade North 32. Seminole Junior College 26 Palm Beach n. 15 o'ter Harness Racing V Results Brinker set a mark in the 50- Brinker missed qualifying In yard freestyle (22.6), Burleson County team in the meet, than one-tenth of a second. He (1:01.2) and the relay team of finished loth in the boys' meet took fourth with a time of 22.61. Blamick, &Iccarty. Maxwell and Ilth in the girls' meet. Third place was 22.57. and Burleson (2:09.3). hard or harder than anyone we Daytona Beach Seabreeze i Wayne Kurth suffered the but catching slowed him down P. eIdman, ci i o 0 Dew captured fifth In the 100Eichng'r (Miami Dade 6, 6 Dew's time in the finals of the 0 7 3 7: toIl In liraIs to Hinson (Miami faced all year," according to mound setback for the Raiders, at the plate and on the bases. R _adFeldman. ri won the girls' championship yard butterfly with a time of butterf1yand the clocking in the Dad: Denim, struck out nine and giving up four hits in the six le and Winter Park took the boys' 54.74 and Kimball finished sixth girls' freestyle relay team also Chamberlain rejoined the Wilson, dh anl1beat sic k walked three. Innings he worked title. The top three in each in the 100-yard breaststroke were school records. Coulter. lb 3 team when his hand healed but 0 0 0 (Santa ('1 61. 62; beet Hun' 30 1 0 Gary Jacobs, SJC's third (llrevarcj) , event qualified for ncxt week. with a 1:0472 clocking. Buddy Maher took over in the because of the injury he did not 4. beat Ri., Seminole did not place a hI 76. 7662, los t in ( Palm uiseman, rapped hail of the seventh and allowed one hit and peak. end's state meet at Fort B:nSer.II Bonnie Blamick took sixth in ssrlmmer in the top six. ca a C ami Dad.' Raider hit.s— two singles — aind no runs. Lauderdale. 3 The Raiders entered the BoItPto,t the 500-yard freestyle with ' 63. C LASS 4* had both SJC hits going into the 3' Seminbie's pitchers gave up tournament even more banged T ot a ls 'NO. 3 MaIiCZOWIk i beat Bn Lyman qualified its 400-yard time of 6:11.3 and the girls' 400ninth inning, (North Florida)6 3. 6?; beat nine hits in the two totanament up Siminola freestyle relay team of Bob yard freestyle relay team of 005 000 000-0 Girls Dada South Dave Hollhfield had an Infield games, "aid most teams were .. Gray was plagued by a sore 1. lostseinifinalsjaramaic, Brinker, Dan Hartman, Mike Joyce Maxwell, Blamick, Day t ona Se,breeze 3'3; Winter single off the pitcher's glove getting that many in one arm so was moved from short. Dew and Randy Kimball. The Debbie McCarty and Cathy E Botetho, Lagergren. (Miami Dsct.' Uurth) 7 S 46. 1 S PArk Ridgeand Fritz Lagergren singled game," Denno said. 28 urso Wade. HR - Massa; fo me too k third place with Burleson captured six th wi th a • stop to second base. Shortstop (tontinUtu On Page 'lA) S POW McDonald weakly through the middle In a time cA 2:23.34. The two tourney losses Skip Skelton had a pulled 4:17,78 clocking. (Continued On Page 7-Al H It ER Be So the ninth inning. But both dropped SJC's overall record to muscle, third baseman Jacobs Kurth u., 1) IP £ i runners died on b.tv'. 6-22. g .E.',.had a bad knee and catcher Maher 2 I 0 0 o 0 N s. ;I 0. P,ttersonlW9 -We could have run on their i1fr . • "After Isaw the schedule," Chamberlain had a sore arm. 10 '' '4 1 4t f ffII pitcher and catcher' Denno Denno said "my goal was to iji Russ Lizzotl, who belted a t Patton T Pt ia it ) van . -- - . Gr ay. - - - -. . ' - , - -•-' - - '.. - - - Patriots Grab Track, Swim Wins BARTOW The Lake Brantley earned second place Brantley,butLakeBrantleydid and Icky liagel of Lake !lrantlev boys and Trinity Prep in the diving competition with not stop there. Brantley in the high jump (5girls headlined Seminole 295.7 points, Lake Howell's Lake Brantley boiled. feet, 1-inch). (ou'lt% s ffor1 in the Clam 3k girls 200-yard rred]cy team of Thc Patriots of Coach Mike GIRLS high school district swimming Cattanee, Susan Nations, Ten Gibson easily won the District OlstriCVIII championships Saturday at the Gibson and Laureen Garrett VIII championship Satirday, Barto Civic Center took third with a2:10.2 clocking out pointing second place 1 Lake flrantic 56 7 Winter Haven, S4'; 3 Merr,t$ l land 47; I The meet also included 2A and Cindy Curtis of Trinity Winter Haven 86-56's. and IA schools Prep was third in the 50-yard The top two finishers In each 7 A von Park 3) 0 'flit lake Brantley t)OS dfl'l frestle ith a 5') 8 1hng t',ent quilifwd (or the state tI) U' 79 9 Pi Oq- 71 0) a' - . I >1 ~ _%-_~_ - ~ 4_ - - .- - — - i .r - -4 WkWA. 6- *; 1. .. . - I ~ - ,6-- - I . i . - -- I_. - ' ' - -- - 4 -111-- 2i ., - •-.• - ' - -' .r' - , Q 4. 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Farlsh Ill's Winter Fox, Answer, who has been a headed for the May 17 races, "the Belmont may be Pleasire wi!l be Frank in Baltimore is Cynthia Phipps' winner of a division of the nemesis to Triple Crown Preakness Stakes at Pimlico, most important to some lead- McMahon's Diabolo, who fin- Singh,t.abbedasan outstanding Survivor; Mr's. Ben Cohen's candidates at both Oaklawn where as many as seven new ers" in the thoroughbred In- Ished third in the Derby; and threat in the Derby until he su.f- Con Man, hero of the Prince Park and Churchill Downs this challengers await them in the dustry, "but the Derby is al- Dr. Anthony Leggio's Bold fered a torn ligament in his GeorgesandChalledon; Robert season. second jewel of thoroughbred ways such a hard-fought race," Chapeau, who finished eighth. right hind leg while winning his Horton's Gallant Bob, who won Greek Answer, who W25n't racing's Triple Crown. Jolley said. Another possible traveler division of the Gotham Stakes three stakes in a row to start nominated to the Derby, Preak. Of course, Derby winner "Let's face it—there's always from Churchill Downs to Pim- April 5. this season; E.P. Taylor's ness or Belmont, would need a Foolish Pleasurc will try the a big field in the Derby, but by lico is Arthur A. Seeligson Jr.'s Singh won two of seven races Dancing Champ and Bayerd supplemental fee of . $10,000 its next step toward a Triple, but the time we get to the Belmont Avatar, the runner-up to Fool. last year and opened the cur- Sharp's North of the Law. run in the Preaknes5. No suphis victory on Saturday already (Ju ne 7) you're most often ish Pleasure in the Derby. rent campaign by winning three .. Other possible Preakness plemental entries are allowed carries a horse a long way down to just four or five," he Trainer Tommy Doyle would stakes without a loss before his starters include .I.M. in the rX-rby. Was It Dave Concepcion... By BRUCE "I ran hard," Watson ac- to hold up because it looked like mates when the word sent up AP Sports Writer knowledged. "I had no Idea how Bobby Murcer had a play on the scoreboard that he was run Cincinnati's Riverfront St.a- many runs were needed when I it," Watson said. "1 went back No. 1,000,001. He'd been flying diuni scoreboard told the story, came to the ballpark, but then I tosecc.nd to tag, then I ran hard past third base when Watson "THE COUNTDOWN IS saw where only 12 were needed shen I saw it was over, scored. ONE." when the game started. ''Gise Mill credit, t,", he 'It broke iii heart,", L'inOne inure run scored Sunday 'When I came to bat in the added, "It wouldn't have been cepcion said. Then, turning phiand major league baseball second inning, I saw a 'one' 01] would hit one million, the scoreboard, so I knew I had possiblewithout his homer. I losopher, he added: "Maybe It was a few seconds after a chance," Watson walked and played such a small part in this my grandchildren will get the 2 3:32 p.m., Easte rn Daylight stole second. Then Jose Cruz great game—I'm just glad I millionth run." Time. walked, bringing up May, who could do m' part. Concepcion returned to the CRACK . belted John Montefusco's Hack in Cincinnati, Conplate in the seventh irting to hit The ball whistled off Dave uric! pitch over the right field cepcion was still drinking in the a tie-breaking double off Niekro Concepclon's bat. screen, cheers .1 the crowd and the that gave the Reds a 3-2 victory This is It! thought the crowd "When the ball was hit, I had congratdations of his team. over the Braves. of more than 51,000 which cheerednotonly the fifth-inning home run off Atlanta's Phil Nlekro but also Concepcion's O It mad dash around the bases for •• () that millionth run. By HOWARD SMITH "I never in my life ran ía'sChamliss missed his chance earn his first major league Al' Sports Writer ter," said the Cincinnati Reds' in the !iurth when Milwaukee victory. owirr . shortstop. "I saw everybody r W as Bob \ SPORTS IN BRIEF Dawkins Heads Players North-South Action For GAINESVILLE, Fla. (AP) Super-star Darryl Dawkins of Orlando Evans, Class AAAA state champion, leads the list of players chosen by the Florida High School Activities Association for the North-South prep basketball contest. Dawkins will play for the North, under the guidance of Evans' coach Fred Pennington, in the Aug. 9 game at the University of Florida. The South will be coached by Jack Wilson of Clearwater. — Crampton Wins Houston HOUSTON 'API — Bruce Crampton came to Houston Craig Kusick hcmered for t]he hoping—not too OpUmistically— to make the cut for the jumping and cheering and New York's Chris Chambliss caught him trying to score on a winners and Harmon were 90 feet away from glory grounder. thought: 'I got it! I got it" Killebrew, whose number was Sunday, but they came up a Ile didn't. "I did that to Chambllss? I retired by the Twins before the didn't k.ow that," sa id Scott. game, belted a two-run shot for It was a few seconds after couple of feet shot. Citrew and Chanibliss were "Poor Chanibliss. That's all I Kansas City on the first pitch 12:32 p.m., Pacific Daylight last two rounds. Now he goes home to Dallas seekingvery enthusiastically—two victories in a row, "There is no substitute for victory," the veteran Crarnpton said Sunday after he'd scored by two strokes over challenging Dr. Gil Morgan, a far-sighted eye doctor Time, in San Francisco's Can- both tossed out at home mo- can sal, man—posor Chambliss. thrown to him. diestick Park. Houston's Bob Watsonwasst.andingonsecond base. CRACK! The ball whistled off Mill ment's before Houston's Bob III knew that maybe I wouldn't In Milwaukee, Sixto Lezcano Watson scored major league have thrown him out...yes, I collectedfourhitsandScotthad baseball's one millionth run would have, too." three as the Brewers ran their Sunday. Watson collected $1,000 Elsewhere in the American winning streak to five games. and a gold watch for his feat. Leagui, Texas edged California Milwaukee built a 9-0 lead Carew could t.akeconsolation jn 1-0; Jlalth'nore and Cleveland against three Yankee pitchers who decided to take up golf instead of fitting gtassies after receiving his doctora te from th e Sou th ern College of T'lis is it! thought the crowd the Twins' 6-3 victory over split a doubleheader, the Ori- after five innings and coasted Minnesota's Rod Carew and first baseman George Scott of less than 10,000, w hi ch wasn't Kansas City. Chambliss and the oles wbining the opener 11-1 and home. The Brewers lead too thrilled by the second-Inning Yankees got nothing but an 114 the Inlans taking the nightcap second-place Detroit by two three-run homer for the Aitros pasting from Milwaukee. 4-3 in LI Innings; Chicago beat games in the East Division. "I knew it would have been Oakla$d 5-2, and a Detroitbut cheered neverthelets Rangers 1, Angels 0 the one millionth run because Boston doubleheader was Watson as be dashed home. Jeff Burroughs' fourth-inning And at 30 seconds after 12:32 the word was relayed from the rained out, home run accounted for the p.m., PDT, Watson t ouched dugout," said Carew, who was Mimesota got seven game's only run. Bill Hands, home plate, the millionth time thrown out at the pla te by right scoreess innings of relief who was ready to quit baseball it had happened In the majors and the 999,999th since Wes Fisler of Philadelphia start ed it all 99 years and 12 days ago. Optometry. Crampton, an Australian native now living in Dallas, made the cut comfortably on Friday, took the lead from struggling Lee Trevino the next day and scored by two strokes Sunday with a last-round 69 and a 273 total, 15under-par on the Woodlands Country Club course, a 6,929yard layout that was hacked out of a South Texas pine WCC1S l than a year ago. Maria Takes Sudden Death pitching from Jim Hughes to last year until Texas Manager B!R,,\IINGHAM. Ala. (AP) — "I knew it was in tue minute I hit it," said Maria Astrologes of the eight-foot putt on the first hole of a sudden death playoff that gave her the championship of the $40,000 Ladies Professional bail in the second Inning, hand the Royals their 10th loss Billy' Martin talked him out of '1 don't think It really would in the last 13 games. Hughes it, held California on five hits Golf Association Birm,ingharn Classic. "It ha sn't really' sunk in what happened," t he 23-year- fielder Al Cowens on a short fly have meant that much." surreidered just four hits to through 8 1-3 innings and then old Venict, Fla., golfer said of her first professional got clutch relief help from Jim Umbarger and Steve Foucault to preserve the win in the ni nth, Orioles 11-3, Indians 1-4 Al Bumbry and Doug Cinces collected four hits, incluchng one homer each, as victory. "But it'll come, and I'll probably break out + 0 Celtics Still Strugg ing To Outshoot Hot Bullets l - Baltimore routed Cleveland ace Miss Astrologes and the two second-round leaders, Joan ne Carner and J ud y Rankin, were tied at 210 af te r 54 holes of regulation play. Dade Upends Tennis SJC Gaylord Perry in the first game to snap a six-game losing BOSTON (AP) The defend- who contributed 10 points while "It tould have been a 30-point streak. Bumbry drove in four (Continued From Page 6-A) • 3 ing champion Boston Celtics, grabbing 25 rebounds as the game;' Heinsohn said. "We runs and I)eCinces three. Mike ('Lqhtry and Johnson 'i,,Icna) 7 Celtics remained alive in the still down by one game in their FIcç No I JG -'.'- am S. IS. beat Patterson and Becrolt were very effective on defense Torrez, 3-1, stopped the Tribe Dade 5ijth) 6 3.oca,1 6. 6 1. beat (EdiSOn! 5 1, 6). lo-t n finals to National Basketball best-of-se ven E astern Confer- andg4t thesecondshoon th e on five hits. WiiliamsonlPensac018 163.41 lost Weington and Russo (Palm Association playoff with the ence final, tried to explain the offensive boards. However, we in Semi I nal to Dominguez (Mani, Beach) 75. 6 Washington Bullets, are shooting. still didn't shoot well and that ni The Indians rallied in the Dade North) 60. 61 gh tcap to win in the 11th inNo S - An$4ll beat Davis (Santa "When you have to make the bothers me. No 2 rubles - M1I,ClO, struggling to regain their *Vi and ning when Frank Dully doubled Fe) 6 1. 60: beat Kirkland (Pen Flagg beat Orkenson and Colo n shots, it's not the same," Silas shooting form, Havcek, Dave Cowens and and scored on a single by sacolat 63. 61. beat Coteson (OkatoosaWalton 64. 67. beat "We're due to break out," said. "If you're up by 13, the Jo Jo White led Boston scorers Ge orge Hendrick, his fourth hit (hl00 Walton) 1 6. 75. 67. lost Hogh and Wqncr (Polk) 67. 6 1. in finalt to Chandler (Miami Dade beat Hlgrjt and Lege (Pensacola) Boston captain John Havlicek rim looks as big as the ocean. in the UJrd game, but none hit of the game. Cleveland's Oscar 6 1. 6 2 64, 6-1. lost In finals to Dom'ngue: said after the Celtics hit on just But if you're down, It can look on 50 per cent of his shots. Gamble and Baltimore's Dave North No 1 doubles - Ar3eda and and Chandler IM'ami Ded" North! 39 per cent of their field goal very small." Havlicek connected on nine of l)uncan exchanged solo home CooeIi,nclbeat fickestaff and Brown 53+ 76 Despite the third game vlcto20 while scoring 26 points. Cow- runs. attempts Saturday in a 101-90 I') after two losses, Boston ens hit on 10 of 27, finishing With victory over the Bullets. "We %Shite Sox 5, ,%'s 2 couldn't shoot any worse than Coach Tommy Heinsohn was 24 points. White had 21 points, Left-hander Jim Kaat posted we have so far in this series." concerned with the team's over- but maraged to hit on just nine his 11th straight victory, his Veteran forward Paul Silas, all shooting, of 25 Add goal attempts. fourth this season, and Jorge The Celtics threw up a tight Orta hut a double and two sinpressln defense to pull away gles for the White Sox. Kaat, from Washington in the third who hasn't lost since last Au— i' + ABA PLAYOFFS Division Finals Best-oil Series Saturday's Results Western Division Indiana 101+ Denver 96, SATURDAY NIGHT RESULTS Seminole. the other Seminole the 50-yard freestyle by lem in the 100-yard freestyle ' No. I -- Aranus beal Weddinglon (Palm Fleach) 2 6.6 A. 7,6 beat Lane San Diego 3 Los Angeles I, II. 6 A 0 is Robbie (Martin) 52. IS innings Betty Lou McKl'o (CrOin) I I. I Sunday's Games Mira cle Show (Allen Jr ) 61 PittSburgh at Philadelphia, ELEVENTH - 1 M - Pace CImg pOd, rain -. $400: 1 Holilt Way (Nelson) SI; Montreal •t New York. ppd. 2 Chancey Folly (Lake) I 1.) Navy rain Sue l'iander5haaf) 7 7, 4+ Armbro Chicago I. St LouiS 6 lnyadCf (Atbeety) 101, S Dark 3. Atlanta 1 Castle (BlinItey) 61; 6 Sorrowful Sari Francisco Be, Houston 6 (VanDeventer) 31. 7 Stamping I) Smith (POI%iOli) $ 1. S Tanc3ys San Diego 10, Los A"elts 7 Srifflre (ScrIcifusl 97 Today's Games Chicago (Burns 30) at Mon treat (BlAir 01). 04 PhilaCtIph;a (Hilgendoff 00 Of SPeler 1 0) at St. Lou's. NBA PLAYOFFS (Gibson 03). N Conference Finals Houston tD .'qk.'r 37) at LOS Best-oil Series Angeles (W,ii, 31), hI Saturday's Results Only games scheduled Eastern Conference Tuesday's Games Boston 101. Washington 90, San Francisco at Atlanta. N Washington leads 71 Chicago at Montreal, N Sunday's Results Pittsbur gh at New York. N Western Conference San Diego at Cincinnati, N Chicago 104. Golden State 101, Philadelphia at St Louis. Pd Chicago leadS 71 Houston a) Los Angeles. N Today's Games No games scheduled Tuesday's Game Western Conference C b ca'y ,'l Golden State Pro Cage second, won his first three LAKELAND - Seminole said, "trit we couldn't get win 40 games. And I was hoping triple and single in the opening matches, but lost in the finals & Junior College was victimized anybody on base." we'd even do better than that. tournament First-string catcher Franny Gray, who isasophomore, set Chamberlain broke his , -. — matches and then fell in the for the SJC Raiders and seeded by fire-bailing Gil Patterson Saturday and eliminated from * - - - 0 B aseball Raiders ' Terry Long Named Coach Of Year - V EveningHerald, Sanford Fl. is blis ; I;-,-•- In dIana winS 13 - Finals Best-oil Series Indiana at Kintucky Tuesday, May I) starts Pro Hockey NHL PLAYOFFS Semifinals Best-of.) Series Saturday's Game Montreal 8+ Buffalo 7. tart's tied 7 2 Sunday's Game PhiladetrIha 1 New York Islanders 0. PhiladeloPia le*fls 30 T oday's Oames No onmes tch('dulCd Tues da y's Game Montreal at Buffalo WHA PLAYOFFS Finals Best oil Series Saturday's Game HOuSton 6 Quebec t. Houston leads 10 Sunday's Game No game scheduled Tod.y'sGamn No name scheduled Tuesday's Game at IItnj',tofl. Ovrt Baseball • a Leaders I.IATIAIJAI I A(II Lyman Tankers 1-ugh In District (Continued From Page 6-A) Gainesville I?) E ( cv'wa'ec 101, t)aytona Mainland 95, Colonial 66. Lyman 46; DeLand 7$ , Boone 71. Seminole 71; Evans 15 700 MEDLEY RELAY Seabreete (t.ow.'nhaujpt, lice. Tozer. Ehle) 151 95. Edgewater I 59 17 3 Winter Park 7 (5) 700 I Robe (OR) 70052. 7 Jacobs (WP) 04 67 7 01 Il. 3 Garmany 700 IM I Seaman (WP 7 1367+ 7 Miltenberger Colt 7 1364+- 3 Rice IDS) 7 - 1911 50 FREE I Stun (OR) 7536. 7 Gerwlq (DS) 64. 3 Lee (Edge) 7377 to ii Y I Seam,st, IWPI FREE tJ 175 0,3,. 11113 1 fl'IIA 1 lAid., Park (Cobb. Ncwhaller. Lee Scarborough) 1+1073 2 Seabree:.' 1 1717 3 Oak Ridge 1:1769 700 FREE 1 Lay (WP) 1 - 46 97: 2 n0lh (OS) I .47 42. 3 Copper lEvi I 47 0 200 IM - 1 Jo yn er (CoIl 7 £5) 60+ 7 Newhaller IWP) 7 0309 3 Cobb (WP) 7 0194 SO FREE I Rampire: (WP) 31.90. 2 Scar borotiqt' (WP) 7771, 3 Swan (OS' 72 37 VV r L\' 1 (.rc.fa'y (OP I 54 II. 7 Lee IWP) 54 33. 3 MacHarcly(WP) SIll 100FREE 1 C,armany (OS) 4$ 16+ 7 Rammer (WP) 41 95. 3 Scarborough (WP! 4916- $0 FREE I Icy (WPI I $ I 17. Smi th (OS) 1 Nie man (WP1 1 35 100 B A CK I Cobb (i'.P) 6 19. 7 1'c' IWPI 37 Ct quarter.The Bullets scored Just gust, got relief help from Tcrry 10 puintz in the third period and l"orster in t he eighth. Brian Boston vas home f ree with a 14- Do wning homered for Chicago point lea! beading into the final and Reggie Jackson belted one quarter. for Oakland. WhuIe ho ngtoregain their shoo fi g eyes, the Celtics are expecd to co ntinue the same defenve tactics in the fourth game at Landover, Md. The fifth ghtne is scheduled for 13oston GrcIen Friday night. T HA RNESS RACING - I + --- '--- '' _Wa YOU NEED A TIRE THAT CAN REALLY ROLL ___ st WITH THE PUNCHES AND BUMPS AND CURVES AND ROCKS Think tadial., and look to the leader. Let us install a s.'l of Michelin 'X st•eI.b.Hed radials on your car. W*h" yoIa Isdtriig you tho,td be co'ce'Iinat as t), '*ad U,t5ia9 about it Worrp..g about .Pwltw, yoi' Wes U 41 as. VQV afaunid 10%&I "P cw. up aI*.d. 0 u1t the sail p0170. 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Your partner continues to four Jim: "South counts three winners ~ in the majors and needs six in ,e- spades What do you do now ' minors to make three notmp He __________________ has to play both minor suits and Send SI for 44COBY MODERN bo to' 'Win at R,ie "(c/o this Li1ct LI the dub tlnesa.e is going to ~ . 1 1.0 0 d1 - Is ' _______ "r). AO Box 489. Rildto City Station. Now York, N.Y 10019 lose," Oswald' "Therefore, he should -. - e. 'I ç,-,..,- '...,'.- _________________________ ______________________ - d ) ~ )\ - V - ___________________________________ by Lorry L.wi, ___________________ ___________________ ____________________ "(:4117'C,W WATS St&N OTfLE SIQI) Petition THE DIFFERENCE ITO BAN NON- PETiTiON - TWEEN rEtR I RErRNABLE PETITIONS S 8O1'TL ES (. 3 . ~f *-~i vf,u A MW u'y SYAM ac AM MffgaMPI YFAY, S"IM.-IAV., "486411"? 4q mr m1 jjrY,4F J ,44ji_! / / :4"/l*j~/ TV 4 flXm6 lACY! C$ 7W RX A 1 0 . kI4RVC7$1'Y C, f__I OT1'LE AT EACH TA - r .0 -_ C'rii.a-i ' pl , ''*— ,$Pv ___________ ( 82' ... 3 SLUM'.,, ch'aue.. . I . I __________ V qN... " ' .. 1 % . t '- TUMBLEWEED i Ill by T. K. Ryan ___________________ some ITIM take ilk In their 1?i (7) I/Yc'.. - S. V pysca1 RClQu ProWess. o,when you're with h.IM, aei stLitably - o.wech" _________________ ______________ ______ _________________ ______________ _______ _ I S ____ - "' - Chic Young 3 5's' I H's'' -'1lrrs FOuR OLtO HOUPS O ( DO JUSTGCTThE I PATTLJNG,k4ARDROCI< ALBUM ØY LEROY AND l MiS I'D RATHER CUMB ________________ HEAR IT" MOUNT EVEREST IN J WANE,) ZOWRlC " BALLET _ I Z.? - :/ I -:t _ _____ _______ ..ThE ONE WITH T-4E snnr ' utRE\ IWELL, % ( NOT CrOlN& I C? STOMACW "7'? AD... P 4 \ TO BELl EVE J 1. - I 3 ~ .5 __ V 1jft ___ _________ ____ ____ ___ ____ ____ ______________ _______ __________ _____ _ S I 3 ___ L by Dick Covolli WINTHROP ____ .ç -__%—"`r7-7 I RALPHICE 7aDME WV WROM EThNASME ON TI-i I FENCE. - --'-"--- - - -i t TO ii ,MY F~C_E I N 7H 16 706~4.AaA IN. ___________________ i-I ' N i ~ BE LE AB I ______________ V •f$' NOT QUITE, F A BRUSH! AHtE" MTH WATER WHO ARE u - ROf4,dtE, TOM ______ _______ BATh ____ GRAS A ___ ____ _____ "i" 'THAT'l ThA)K5 RjiE' I I GUST MA SE' Th'N NE ',VUTELL',VUR HE'S TAKING H't,' d ALREADY ARCH1 " FATHERHaNcttvtR &A-solits-_ _ 0- ___ ,-.- I _______ 144f.' __ __ , ,;1LiT _____ ____ __ ______________ ____ - - I : -_I (I __ __________ V ____ _____ ______ ______ - ______ _________ nr I >J _~ S - I I [T7 ,~ .—,-- - ..~ - ~ .. ~ - -_~L,1. A-____U .0, . i _____ C$AL'ffFEU'• CAUJô QR,, ) __ 4 ILTLL STEP I tsJtPE A / r ____ ,) , MC4AEM ' ,.. I by Crooks & Lewr,nc _______________ g,y aj U,15lI 1.1.7 Drawings, Specifications and Procedural Documents Drawings, Specifications and other Contract Documents may beexamined at the office of the City ' L 4~ IL - by Howi1 5ch.d I / I)NJI;/ _____________ _____________________________________ . 11 I .----- I __r_'j UE€ IT i L.TTD -' r Respondents than te-n (10) days following the IT ______ ] 7 ,,EAL" '- T ______ I __ /I _ L '\1 0 "a_._l_'r _________ ___________________ FRANKANDERIJEST ' ( 1''Ct ' I I — — — —10 24 — — :)1) 31 29 -, - 35 'T•' — — 4 — 38 39 40 41 J44 141 1 ___ 43 the aboveltvled cause by Block 0, 0 ,, — — — I . — — I - __ J — — — 5 — — — the East (35) In The Public Vouwon'tbeasself.disriplined boundary of Triglyceride is "Talmo chemical name TUESDAY for fat. Your lleal:n Letter on ___________________________________________ S. . byBobTha,u L e'ercising Its d.legated authority. Zon ing Ordinance and Regulations (Aug. 23Sept. Almanac 6:25 (2) I Dream Of JeannIe 6: 30 (6) Sunrise Semester (8) Today In Florida 6:53 (2) Daily Devotional 7:00 (2, 8) Today (6) News L S.r ____ , HAVE ______ IwI __ _ _____ SHOtT TNY D0M'? - il~UZD TO B L! Z . ifli to it. ___________________ by Yrank Hill _ Too 'TJI DERRKK WAN'J * I 21) An event will not turn out as fruitfully as you hope today. It 8:00 (6) Captain Kangaroo won't be too sappoinUng. Tennessee Don't make too much Of it Tuxedo CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. 8:30 (44) Andy's Gang 19) Don't be lavish wi th your 9:00 (2) Phil Donahue (6) Mike Douglas compliments unless the other (I) Movie party deserves them. Flattery (9) Movie for its own sake won't work. To 3 tticoat J KNoW is ____ ') .1 ' ,' ,' WHAT MoSr THINGS - -' ' OdK ____ __ ____ ______ _____ __ 0 'i-iiii Te- w1 .s ____________ I ______ _____ _____ ____ __ _____ 4 J ________________ ________________________ s (SEAl I 'C .. _____ jjjV ** ____________ _________ J 11.111 S I'--.-- fl . - — 2:15,5:00 L4a, 1:0i) — 1 I ji&, N4MT DO4IOT CN'LDIi 1111 S(OMiNDeOa VOU..S ______________ ______ - ravo lN'IaaiS$ ?i4*?($ aocz*e cium - ii TRUTH I ____ STR!I5ANDICAAN TOGET H ER! JOHN WAYNE IN I 130 "BRANNjN" 9:30 WED. MATINEE 2:30 ONLY NIYI.1U' "POOR PRETTY 2:25 5:00 EDDIE" $ 30 ND OF FRENCHIE KING THE LEGE I L:miytI TRUTh II ,,,, J ______________________ New Sh ow ing __________________________________________________________ _______________________ PAM GRIER ISSHEBA BABY Plus " BAMBOO GODS a IRON MEN Stas ed W . 1,04 lesud . ( %I XNFD, Plus - As "' ____ Amu -I CAN MAICE. ______ - II _____ ____ 1 ________ ~~T ________ 1. _____________________________________________________________ A MILLION ____ i_r-: I _,--y~-~----- V 10:30 (2. 8) Wheel Of Fortune ' 7 I' (6) Gambit - .: '-- --- 11:00 (2.8) High Rollers -, (6) Now You See It Split Second (44) Phil Donahue 11:30 (2) Hollywood $'u" I'll ' -7 t,v i',: I - - N V K H K T N 0 M I) C I R S 0 0 7.- Squares ' I I "~:k ____ (I) Movi (9) Blankety Blank i _,p.._'___'.'_i_,._. .• 41,11- He extra careful with matches when in or near Ihe woo.Is. 1 FAMILYDAY & NITE 1 0 N T E H C T[iJ0 N B H N 0 N I P K . R If I E E 1) S T E 0 T D W G E L E D R y p I. OF $ 1.95 BAR . ' CHICKEN DINNEROR $2.2 - - 'j Dancing Pleusuro BEEF DINNER It K C B.Q For Your Dining . ~-A -~ ' I 1 onny and Catty 'r w ii J R C E N P S 0 W 0 I S U N I K _ ALL FOR THE - - -. --.=-,.S ''.S'- -. - -- ------- _5_ =' fl' '" - UNBEATABLE MONDAY THRU THURSDAY PRICE OF 9 p.m. III Limitid Engagement e-%aid I THE MYSTICS FRIDAY AND SATURDAY I Welcome i ,, Sheratims&Inkm , . Carry Out Orders COUNTRY - ROCK- POP ______ A Fabulous Trio F- I __ $ S ACROSS F ROM MOVIELAND HWY. d 17.92 SANFORD Inn 5$ISATOIIHOTEI$&M0t01114N5 wOaLow'oastsvice 44, £ AV,hv1ATi1&$TAttUOUTEt*NPOR0FL PH, 322-9646 P4 13 - "'-' i i ___ - I j-4-~L-% - ,1 - ERR I OP S SML N A ER I CLAY &U(dbM £6uxge - ". - 1' - IISALSITL i; HOICE -1_1 ~ . EVERY TUESDAY 15* * * - K (1 1) A U 0 0 El I lo U K S H 0 0 I" i: H -. !t\ATC' L41 C.AJ 1) Love Of Life T t r -- -i.,,,, In The (3 .I. m ..,---_ SOUTHS FINEST ONE P 0 I N C P P C S S L I T K U B A L N I. . .. '.'.S COLEF?A NS BA R -B-Q TOMORROW: Hound Dogs t)f P. as __________________________ __________________________ - 11 3313414 I Florida ____ -i. ____ _________ ___ ________ _______ ___ 1A '' _________ :11,1 rol"Plie" FERN PARK Smokey Says: (44) Father Knov ' s Find each I at MIU* NI Nil N SKATE CITY Do Tracx Rd ,Off Hwy Put blInde on today when you Junction 10:00 (2) Celebrity Sweepstakes Joker's Wild (8) Romper Room (35) 700 Club you have or rlaim in mu 10 the lands 134EJ '71-ItS EVp,DP4IN(.3 r / ,,,,,. AI.R4DV MOlT sco.a'conoa ,ouGss SAT. 9:30-11:30 AM. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19 Beaver _U %ILDQ1IFrL& 1:30.4 P.M. 7:30-il P.M. $.ciaid,icovitnalesloesdwsts bsrUdly patti-i, clvbs .fIIOr nwe SAGITI'ARIUS(Nov. 23-Dec. (44) Uniscope PInes SEEI( & FIND __________________________________________________ ________________________________________________ K POND B UI) P FM F ( S A L S TM dfensts upon James A. McGee and within the City Of Winter Springs , o 0 K N 0 C K I T S I R 13 I S A L S N Howard P. Marsee, CoCounilet for Florida, at the-City Hall within sald Petitioner, p.o BOX 14017. t. City, and publiShed In The Evenin9 N B H I S K B I N I P B K I T I II W Petersburg, Florida, 33733, and Herald, a newspaper of general therein nd thereby show what circulation In the- City of Winter Florida, or,e (it time at I p p 0 N D K R 0 S 0 8 U C K H K D M R right, title or interest you or any of or L_ Instructions' Th hidden names listed bdow described in the Petition, and to hearing date In addition, notice I backviltd, up, down, or diak,onally in the Vvow cause why the Sarno Should not shall be posted in the area to be Considered at least IS days prior to hidden name and bozftinuiown: be taken for the uses and pupo the date of public hearing. s-Ct forth in said PctitiO.. HRISTI.ECONE LONGLEAF SLA 4 II DATED- This Xuuh day of April, Witness my hand and the seal o MONTEREY SOU1IIERN t, 0 1975 th$ Court on this list day of M4,rh, JACK NORWAY SUGAR City of Winter SPrn35, 1975 LODt,EPOIE PON DEROSA WHITE fly - S Mary T. Norton Arthur H fleckwith, Jr. City Clerk Cl er k of the Circuit C ou rt Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over .',O NEWMAN 0 BROCK. ESQUIRE ByElaineRiCharde discoveries per panel in an all-new series of 24-page bookle',s. City Attorney. City of Deputy Clerk Winter Springs. Florida To order volumes I, Ii and Ill, send $1 for #ach, making check..s Publ41, May S. 1?, IC, 28. 1975 S. 1975 Puhlish payable to "Seek & Find" in CMC of thk flCwpa per east I; daliS prior to the 4t __ 22) potentially In poor taste, (9) Bo:o's BlO Top 7:30 (9) Am America serve a copy of such written POSTED in three- ) public places. I .1 GLASSES FITTED &DFMD '". -]", I I '- _ ______________________________________ Milli impor ta nt new group interest Things will not come your way today by wishful thinking. You'd better roll u your sleeves and get to work, LIBRA (Sept. 23ct 23) You'll mLstekenly rely upon another to take care of something important you could do be tter yourself. SCORP!O (0t. 24-Nov. 22) Your social Image is extremely delicate today. Don' t try to up. stage others or do anythIng 6:30 (9) Sunrise Jubilee 6:10 (7) Sunshine Almanac 6:15 (6.8) Sunshine strokes maintalnlnc, guy wite-S and anchors Counter clockwiSe angle- of 94 assocIated with an increased costs, essential for the %upporl of a portion degrees 50' 21". Easterly along a amount of fatty cholesterol Even if the children are not of a double circuit 7)0 KV steel poie line parallel with aforesaid SR. No. deposits In the arteries. tested or have normal blood fat transmission line under construction 434 a aislance of 907.97 feet; thence Often when the main arid cholesterol levels now, It is run through an internal r.ounter In Seminole- County, Florida. YOU ARE FURTHER NOTIFIED dlokwlse angle of $5 degrees 23' chemistry change is too much a good idea for them to develop Southerly along the West Nit In IN! NoM the rondition is at the lon". rursuant to the gond eating habit,it when they provisions of Section 71.051, Florida boundary of "Winter Springs" a related to mild, moderate or not are young. Statutes. will apply to the Horxwable distance of 320 00 feel; th You'll become involved in an VIRGO WEEKDAYS MORNING a N.Y. 10019, and ask for just today as you should be. You'll find tt easier to put things off till I RDww 1 _________________ F ____________________________ 12:30 (9) Movie 1:00 (2,8) Tomorrow Show 9:30 (44) YOUR BIRTHDAY MayS, 1975 CANCER (June 21-July 22) many new acquaintances. Decisions you make today are Some of these contacts will apt to be short-sighted and prove beneficial careerwise. based upon conclusions neithe factual nor SKATING SCHEDULE LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Be SUN. 1:30, 3:30, 1.4 P.M. cat .11 in material transactions MON. 7:00.10 P.M. with friends today. Your TUES. PRIVATE PARTIES WED. PRIVATE PARTIES generous nature is likely THURS. PRIVATE PARTIES overrulecommonsense. FR$.1:30-It P.M. 12:00 () News ( 01R* CINEMA C0 IBA*INMAT5.EVIRYY1 I'T1t2:30P,M.-S1.25 GEMINI (May 21-June 20) (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2.8) Tonight Show (6) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment (44) The Fugitive — — (9) ABC News (13) Ensign O'Toole (24) Zcv)m (33) Maybe-try RFD withfriendstudaywhoare able again. (24) Yoga — (44) Lucy Show 6:30 (2,8) NBC News (6) CBS News ARIFS (March 21-April 19) pass shop windows featuring Weigh what you say today very expensive items that you know carefully when dealing with a are beyond your budget. sensitive friend. A thoughtless PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) ifl 'll TAURUS (April 20-May 20) your charge get away with You'll find yourself em. things they shouldn't today. barrassed if you pal ai'ound Later they'll try the s.arne thing 11:00 (2.6,8.9) News 50 — — (24) Villa Ale-gre 6, 1975 to spend more freely than you Cal). R said Lot 16. thence run Northerly along For Tuesday, May Eye — - (6) Andy Griffith (13) Cable Journal (24) Electric Compvty (35) Lost In Space 6:00 (2, 6, 8, 9) News ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL (24) Today In Legislature (35) Felony Squad 10:30 (13) Lloyd Bridges 4.6 — 17 Club 4:30 (2) Bonanza (8) Mery Griffin (9) GiIIiaan's island (35) Balman () Gilligan's Island 500 (9) Dinah (24) Mister Rooe.'s Neighborhood (35) Mickey Mouse Club (44) Mod Squad 1-10 ROSCO P E Theatre —— 2:00 (6) Guiding Light (9) 510,000 Pyramid 2:30 (2, 8) The Doctors (6) Edge Of Night (9) The Big Showdown (is) My Favorite Martian (44) Underdog 3:00 (2. 8) Another World ______________ ____ _____ 5:30 (2) Nc:ws 10:00 (6) Medical Center (9) Carine (13) Zane Grey — — — 1:00 (7, 8) Somerset (6) Mery Griffin (9) Lucy Show (24) Sesame Street (44) Mick'y Mouse -- (24) SpecIal (33) My Partner The Ghost (44) Movie 9:30 (13) RIchard Diarnotxi (24) Romantic commanded on or bef I _M — — 10 11 9 Florida.and mos'clullydescribe-das BALL e May 20th, classIfication will be heard. Said ' 5r. __________ ___ 8 (9) _____ The Public Hearing will be held in proprlated, (3) the trm5 and conditionS upon which title to and the City Hall, Winte-r Springs, possession of said easements may Florida. on Thursday, May 77, 197$, become veiled In Petitioner. and such other matters as the Court may posSible, at which time the parties and citizens for and against the deem proper Youandeachofyouare-hereby proposed change Of zoning or the hearing maybecontinved from time 1975 to file with the 011CC Clerk of the Circuit Court n Sanford, to time ntiI final occiton iS ren Seminole County, Florida, your de-red by the Planning and Zoning written defenses to 11w Petition Board _ 1_____ __ ________ ___ ___ 1 (I) Of __ _ of COld. the property sought to be ap Florida _ ____ __I 31 SUMMONSTOSHOWCAUSE - 05)Cfliflg of the bIds for the-work AND 1.1.3 SpecIal Feature-s NOTICE OF HEARING Tte CIty reserves the right to Fats In BI()c)cJ NOTICE OF EMINENT DOMAIN re-led any or all Proposals. or any PROCEEDING' part thereof, and to waive any in 14 THE NAME AND BY THE formality or technicality In any AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF Proposalinth,int,r,stofth,C,ty, iA, Prc1DIen1 FLORIDA Dated April 30, 1975 ALL WHOM City Sanford. MAY LMWTeTICe E. Lamb. M.D. CERN. AND TO iiil perw Sanford. Iru,,ji parties claiming or having any By' James P Jernigan DEAR DR. LAMB 1;ttt, title, interest, estate, mot. Dr Acting City Manager Recently, I lost my only son Attest: 'gage or other id to or øn those with a severe stroke. He was 50 certain tracts of land descrIbed as: H Pd. Tamm, Jr Location of Flr$da Po*er Cor- City Clerk years old. He had triglycerides Lamb poration's DeBary Plant North PubIih May S. 1975 in his blood. Longwood frnsmin,on line guying DEN 44 Will you please exi,Iain easements in the NE' of Section . Township IC South, Rang. 30 East, for me and what is the treatCITY OF Se-minole- County, Florida. on the WINTER SPRINGS,FLORIDA ment and diet for it. Aiso, it is Property of William P. and Clara M Notice- of Public Hearing inherited? He has three so rnouerate obesity. Weight Ball, in Lot 2. Pine Lake Groves, a TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Should they wbdivision of record in Plat BooluC, have their contr ol may help a great deal. NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by chIlen, Page 77. Public Records of Seminole the Planning and Zoning Board of blood tested for it? When the cholesterol, as well as County, Florida. the City of Winter Springs, Florida. DEAR READER - It is the fat level, is also elevated, and being more particularly thatsaidPlanningindlonlng Board (4) the amount lobe deposited tOt of the City of Winter Springs. __ ___ ~1~~ ' ______ // ? r 'S - .p_ '&k I L. e Life To Live (44) Three Stooy#--, (6) As The World Turns (9) Let's Make A Deal 17:00 (2, 44) News (6) Young And Restless (8) Jackpot (9) Password (33) BIg Valley 12:30 (7,8) Blank Check (6) Search For Tomorrow (9) News (44) Variety 1:00 (2) Jackpot (6, 8) News (6) f7 — — — — — — each set will be refunded UOfl return of the Contract Docurnent% in good condition, If returned no later The present toning classilicalio Florida, for a hearing to deferm uthelurlsd iction of this Court, (3) of said property iS P3, Multiple the-sufficiency of the pleadings. (3) FamIly Dwelling as that whether the Petitioncc ii, properly classification is described in the ________________ _________________________________ Elk & MEEK _______________________________ ______ .. 26 Be borne 28 Take notc3 of Strong male 30 Acme 2 Sultan's edicts Birthplace 3 Structure for Abraham hoUsing C&t5 (Bib) 4 Presidential 33 Mark with initials oov.s 5 Flise high 34 Awns 6 Speachi.'y 36 Not any (dial ) 7 SyCOphiSnt 37 Utmost hefgh 38 Spider's prIde 8 Time past 9 City in Greece 40 Hugh.st ipot 10 Musician 41 Region in Italy flayed by 44 Track Apollo (myth) .15 Sea birds II Click-beetle 47 Pace's 19 Scrutnizo 52 Shade tree Diminutive 54 Son of (comb lormI To (35) Uncle Huble Show Lives AFTERNOON 'sS County Courthouse, Sanford, acres. more or le- ___ _11 ZT , _____ ___ ____ L — 'I _______ ________ Ji - N DOWN 21 Petitioner, ford F fly per cent of the deposit (or vs WILLIAM P BALL and CLARA M BALL. his wife, Judges of the Circuit Court of the clockwise angle of 91 degrees 3-1' Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and 57." Wt-i?Iy along laid North forScrnInoleCounty,Florlda.oruthe PightofWaylineoflald SR. 'do. 75th day of May. 1915. at 11:30 431 a distance of 90134 feet to the o'clock. AM, in the Seminole intof beginning. COntaining6oi7i - ___________ H : 1JWI iE ONI.Vw lIfE PiVIIJE wve.Lo1ru _____________ -' ______________________________________________________ __ 1J _________ DEAR LADY5 HO5PITALITY' 5-, __ __________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________________________________________________ ____ CAPTAINEASY ___ ___ I'M MRS. ________ .iUjZ,OF AH - ..6UgL) SABOO ANP £ WILL. B VAN FEW'5 co SE! IF V 104 A JIFFY TO SAMPIF THE THE , - JX__ - -- V &Z (9) (35, 44) 1:30 (2,8) Days Of Our 11:55 (6) News Richard (1 Muldrew, one of the through an ii.lernai counte-- __ 1~_ __ __________ I ,t I described above and in the Petition Florida, a distance Of 320 17 feet; ticks in his blood. Th is Is often and fifty cents for mailing and ' (or the purpose of constructing and thence run through an Internal - I,. - (k svY1 NIeHT!! 1 ___ i1 ___ Mr. () All My Children Lifestyle (24) Interinm 71 (35, 44) Star Trek 7:30 (2) Jeopardy What's My Line World At War Let's ,Make A Deal (13) Boxing 8:00 (2,8) Smothers t (6) The Great MIgration (9) Rookies (74) Special (35) The Caron (44) Sports Legends 8:30 (I)) Westeyan Singers (44) Braves Baseball 9:00 (2. 8) Movie (6) Junior Miss Pageant (9) SWAT. Subdivision." as recorded in PIat Petitioner, Florida Powe-r Cot s doctor was telling you Owt (number 2-5). Send a long, self. porallon. for condemnation of Book 9, Page 10. of the public son' easements upon and within the lands records of Seminole County, he had an excess of fatty par- addressed stamped envelope _______________________________________________ ARCHIE I , _____ _____ (35) _____________________ Wild World (13) Cable Prevue L JL1J •-. (35) Florida General Leave r 9 Of Animals k L 18 -. — In ! SUPPOSEDTO8E, BUT YOLJCAN N w,ATcPlmc! I A 'I __________________ 5H 1 TAKES ; R (9) ______ - CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$-oSI.CA.OS.0 Payment of a deposit of $2500 p:. FLORIDA POWER COP Se-I Deposltshallb,Incathorcl,eck PORATION. a corporation. draw-n payable to the City of San Declaration of Taking has bee-n filed , ilt? '.2's ______________________________ - - Florida PIPttofWay). • i ______ C — — — pumps, TONIGHT'S TV _____________________________________________________________ (13) Carolina Country — WILLIAM __ _____ ____________ _____ _______ sng family history of early claiming by, through or under Family Dwelling, to C-i, Neigh tacks and strokes, heart attacks or strokes i is a knOwn persons who arc dead, or wfo borhood Commercial, of the are not know,'ulobe dead oralive,to following described property Both are usually caused by good idea to test the children, t presently iying within the municipal the same thing, atherosclerosis, All of these conditions can be limits of the City of Winter Springs, which is the accumulation of helped or even prevented by fatty<holesterol deposits in the proper diet programs. This foIlowl, to wit' Twin Lakes A portion of Lot 16, (Its% parts wall of the arlerie3. 71* disease means avoiding obesity and Box 167S South Of SR. No 431 and Road Sanford, Florida 37771 affects arter ies throughout the staying on a modera te ly lowMitchell's survey of the Le grant body. W he n the arteries to the fat, lowholestel dIet. CLARA M BALL on Lake Jessup as recorded In Plat brain are Involved it causes a Twin Lakes For more Information on Book 1, P age S, of the public records stroke, and when the arteries; to strokes, write to me in care of 8311 1167S Sanford, Florida 32771 of Seminoledescribed County, as Florida, more the heart are diseased it causes this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551 particularly follows: _____ ..; 6 (9) Hospital Ed (44) It Beaver 3:30 (6) Match Game Tell Th2 (6) L always a shock to lose a son there may be an inluerlted described In the Petition Pierifolore will hold a public hearing: filed, and the following persons, (a) To consider a re-quest for a really In the prime of life. That tendency, If there is a fairly together with all unknown pnons thangeOf toning from R.3,Multiple is natu of both heart at- , by All ___________________ .-, iI ) -'-- ' ____ ' - - __- YOU <NOW THAT TV . __ 1 . 44 ' • ___ ____ A. k To Truth Concentration (I) What's My LIne pijAri L __________ BLONDIE i) __ L, - )i -' - '1?' , • 16 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. F lor;da; and. also. may be obtained CUlT OF THE STATE OF upon application at the office of the FLORIDA IN AND City Engineer. City Hall. P0 po p FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY 1111. Sanford, Florida 31111, TO "T F'm7 WOWi' SOL.IPASA "e E\itui reason., Thr ,/ I - __ —._. - % F ',J_Jj __ S . 9~ _ __ %QLl ANAPPfTIZING ) (I VISIT! GOtTA . Al! _______________ WELL, FLOSY. \ c-e-1ct T I ______________________ gallons DEN 39 • .t defects-es, if .581. tO GENE R. 360 feet, cased and preswregroutea STEPHENSON, Attorney for into rock at a depth of about 135 feel Petitioner, Post Office Drawer One, and each capable of producing ?Do and file per minute Well the origi,al .vith the- Clerk of the motors and pads thall be provided above Styled Court on or be-fore May ana Inst allec5 for the two new wells, 31st. 1975. otherwise a Judmc'nt on the- drawin as tho end may be entered ega-nst yxi for Pe described In the specifications relief demanded in the Petition. Proposals will be publicly opened WITNESS my hand and official and read aloud Wednesday, June 4. Seal of thu Court, this 30th day Of 1973, at 2 P.M. local time, in the April, 1975 City Commission Room, City Hall, 300 N Park Aven, Sanford, Clerk of Circuit Court By Joy Stokes Deputy Clerk Publish May S. 17, 19, 26. 1973 ' i}ECiJTA - ___ ~ . Arthur H Beckwilh, Jr by Garry Trudeau 000NESBURY 9i,fl W)4AT'S 7:00 (2) M t 11 r i 1975 Casselberr. Florija 37 7 07, Answer Tomorrow CAMPUS CLATTER w'fl's BIMO BURNS I'J4 AitrI E Pi ,i !J11 L L '-' rrn. 7d • 151 LIL)Jcl IPia I I [1 I U A ',:iL I i-s k' I ATI1 IidJ_io I V - -i:-1-_ _ EVENING -- Price Is Righi (6) C. R _________________________ 57 Tip.toerng " MONDAY OLLI ______ A . -- , i fluldi heavens!" but the 'A ' for Malyze the lead: the diamonds. You n afto to show _'' wr;TOCo l K?' "This _I•.1-,__.----___-is Jerry! He's Muriel's and my only son ... thank What do you do now? Oswald. "The 'H' for Review the bidding isn't important In this hand, Th I - Ia 4 Pass 3* Pass Pass 4• Pass YOU, S4tuth hold a K Q 98 5 V \ 2 • K contracts. " ____________________________________ I AM A WRY MEFM Mr 0 Vie-it North I.ast S-ou I . 5 The bidding has been. Opening lead - 3 A L CUlT. Ii \ _____ _____ - THE 2N.T Pass 3 NT. Pass Pass Pass "' ( - I'ass I• Pass ' " I Monday, May 5, 1973-9A ----.-- Anwer to Previous PunI I I Aim High form) - 1a - . " ________ ,1 ______ 6006 AXL*D IY' , ii -- -- the 7, 1975 I ill 0 _______ , . - _____ / Lr'1ELJ,HA —.-__.___.----. / East South Vie--st North 4 'Z1(T - ______ F -- North-South vulnerable ______ T " .t J (IN ____________________ ___________ _________ ;1 I him the zix minor trick which tricks he needs" Evening HiraM, Sanford, Fl. undersigneri. pursuant to lord, Florida, not Iat than I30 P.M.. Thursday. May 72. 1915. The ACROSS 32 Words of bids will be PUblicly open" the inquiry same I Lofty oo P.M. Due-dad HlQhQ$l place ThC City Commissoo reserves the Godd'rss of right to accept 6 Highest point all peace bids in the best I? Epochs City 37 Dussemunatea 13 MOuthlike of Sanford 39 Cutting tool openings James R Jernigan 42 Swiss canton 14 Objective Acting City 43 F'Cfle-tfl?eIS Emportum Manager 46 Printing Military Publish M,'iy S 1975 measures contlict ____________________ DEN ,7 I? Not matched 48 Wrong (conib IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, (Scot) EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. 18 Ohio town 49 American IN AND FOR SEMINOLE SECTION II 19 Brusttefike dramatist COUNTY. FLORIDA, ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS organs CIVIL ACTION NO. 74.1343. 50 Insect egg I.t.t PUBLIC NOTICE 21 Follower In re; the Marriage *4 51 Chess event Public Notice i hereby given that t5tti*) ANN M, 53 Contain..SANTARSIEIE. SealedPrcposalswillbereceivedby Negative lab ) 54 Measure of Petitioner, the City of Sanford, Sanford, 23 Top line of a and distance Florida, hereinafter called the City, mountain JAMES J. SANTARSIERE, 55 European at thi' Office c4 the City Manager , 24 American Respondent. Ianguae (ab) City Hall, 300 N Park Avenue, humorist AMENDED Sanford, Florida, Until 2.30 P.M. 56 Prevaruca:uon 25 Pathological NOTICE OF ACTION DST On June 4, 1975, for the con TO' JAMES J SANTARSIERE struction of two (7) wells In ac 58 Abound 27 Babylonian Waterbury. Connecticut cordance with drawingS, 59 Raised tail. goddess 4dS (Coll YOU .'tiE ilLifl'IIIY NOTiFIED scecifications ôiltI procedural 29 Energy itiat an acton for DISSOLUTION documentS prepared by the delivered to a 60 Mans name OF MARRIAGE, has been filed Engineering Department of Ihe City (ab I machne against you. in which Petitioner ii of Sanford, hereinafter called the see-lung a divorce, Child CuStody arid Ergir.eer 3 6 1 5 houSe-hold furniture and fur In general, the proiect include's nishings, and you Are required to the construction of two (2) I? inch Otto reject any or - 6. DER ____ T ' LEISURE that receIpt San date at gives O LEAVE T)4E ENEGiZtWG r}EAtN HAVE, Lt . late. South scores a fourth club kLL Vi5lOf' THEY HAVE A BUJtNG WEAP I\-T14EM? 111'I'll Office. City Hall / club lets East take his king. East clears the spades now, but it is too J 98 ' • TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. the Notice is hereby given the "Fictitious Name Statute' Chapter 565 09, Florida Statute. will re9lster with the Clerk of the CrcuiI Court, Flor of proof of Ida. upon hb0r of this notec, the fic titiouj name, to wit NATURAL LOOK OR NATURA'.. LOOK HAIR PRODUCTS undef *hich we are engaged In business •t lOt E Se-moran l3lvd.. Suite tO? In the City Attamonte Spg.. Florida. That tpe parties interested In id busineSs enterprIse are as follows. Estel Cooley Jay Wyott Dated at Orlando. Orange County, rlut;da, .'.pr Publith' AprIl 21, 25, May 5. 12. OEM 12$ In and for Seminole County. All bias shall be in the Ci to hold up again. A second club finesse followed by ace and a small 'A by Day. Grous wors specinct, in tht office , the Manager . can my a a ________ available diamond, overtaking in • 4 _____ _________ ALLEY OOP finesse. a _______ ________ () stays off. 49 65 Q 10832 ,Q954 vK 75 •53 A 62 95 K 1083 SOUTH ID) AK 83 - S. ' overtaking EAST WEST Avenue leading He 5aflfd '/ I starts by the Jim: " eight of diamonds and wi th dummy's ten. East Next South must lead a club and It Lake the Oswald: "Now South leads a xcdum' cond while East do no bett..'r than K Q 107 4 472 0f tht' . line of play." V -A NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Sealed bi assume that the club finesse will work. ibis gives him the winning a J Legal Notice INVITATION TO BID CCCiv th City F,'ina,r FI()dâ, on the following item Office Equipmn for Fire Station lOcitpd at 14th Street t5fld Fncr JAMES JACOH and I ( / Tumor Legal Notke / /'; Dick 1 `1 1 ____ WIN AT BRIDGE Walker I IT IFlED w, by 'i11 �_______ 10A—Evenng Hea$d. Sanlnrd, ê1. Legal Notice __ -- - Monday, May 3, 1?73 Legal Notice Legal Notice - _______________ ____________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Legal NotIce Legal Notice - Legal Notice Legal Notice ________________ 1 Help Wa, ________________ ________________ _______ Seminole Memorial Hospital with GoBese NCTICE f FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, PeduCC SIlO & vite5 bids for AIR CON. Noticeis hereby given Ihat we are TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Tablets S. £ yap "water pill. Notice is hereby given that we are EIONTEEPITH JUDICIAL dR. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE SYSTEM. RIchArd tuttafuoco and William Dli 10 N IN G engaged in inessa? Rt. 1 Bo 72 TouthtOfl Drug erigagedlnbusinestatl3a U.S. 1792, CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE FOR SEMINOLE ofolesalccs are Specifications are available at the COUNTY. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Longwood, 377. Ser.,inole County, 1. T.y>l D.R.A car COUNTY. FLORIDA. FLORIDA CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Florida under the fictitious name of no longer operating as a part office of the Administrator. All bids Fern Park, Seminole County. IS ALCOHOL A PROBLEM? CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S.fl9.CA4O.0 Case No. 741943.CA.09.A nerthip Neither will be responsible shall be mailed to: Mr. Robert T. Florida, under the fictitious name of COUNTY, FLCNIUA. GREEN PLANTS, I1C • and that IN YOUR FAMILY? WINNIE.THF.p00h1 DAY CARE In the matter of Adoption PAN AMERICAN BANK OF CIVIL ACTION NO. 174)4.cA4t.E intendtoregisters.aidnamewithth, Bess,rer,Adm..SeminoleMemgrlal debts of the other. AL ANON ORLANDO, NA. formerly known WA S H I N G T ON F E D E R AL Clerk of the Circuit Court. Seminole PublIsh: April 21. May S. 17. 19, I93 HosPital, 1101 East First Street, CENTER. and that we intend to BY JAMES S. SWISHER and MARY his wile For famIlies or friends of problem CHAPIOTTE SWISHER, Sanford. fla. 3:771, lids must be r*glst.rsaldnamewiththpClerk of a; CUI;ens National t1.rik of SAVINGS AND LOAN County, Florida in accordence with DFM Ut drInkers, NOTICE OF SUIT received by noon or the 12th day of the CircuIt Court, Seminols County. OrIdodo. ASSOCIATION OF MIAMI BEACH. the provisions of tIle Fictitious For further information call 173 4317 • Florida I accordance with the TO: f)OP'IALO HART M6Y 1975. Plaintitl, CITY OF Plaintiff. Namc Statute, To Wit: Section or write proviSIotn of the Fictilious Name Present address unknown Publish: May 5.6,7, VS V. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. 1450$ Florida Statutes 1957. Statutes, ToWit: Section 165.09 YOU ARE HEREBY NOT!FIED Safl,OrdAIAfl0(amY'0Jif'°' DEN 24 MARSHAILW PERRYaridMYRA JAMES CHAMBERS, tt al. FLORIDA S. James F. Mobley &Ox 353. Sanford, FI6. 37771, that an action for adoption has been ELAINE PERRY JERRY M. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO _________________________ FlorIda Statutes 1957. Defendaits President & S Raymond D. Winn Iiledandyouarercquiredtoserve a GARRETT and SUSAN C. OF NOTICEOFSUIT CONSIDER ADOPTION Treasurer FACED WITH A DRINKING SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA Carol Jean WInn copyofyourwrittendef.nws,if any. GARREfl; DONALD GUBF.R and TO: JAMES CHAMBERS PROPOSED ORDINANCE PROBLEM ' Phyllis B. Mobley CIRCUIT COURT Publish: AprIl 21, 21, May 3, 12, 1973 to the PetItion on GERALD S. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ANN GUBER. a k a James P. Chambers 6SAOh0co(rous Secretary by Civil Action No. 73.1359* DEM.17a Attorney at Law, 315 S. RUTBERG, Defendants. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and KATHYRN M. CHAM Can Help P.'arin i. Mot,sey Box 977. Hwy. 17.92, P.O. the City of Atfamonte Springs, ADVANCE MORTGAGE COR. NOTICE OFSUT BERS Call 173 4517 Vice President IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Cauelberry, Florida, 32707. and file Florida, Ibat the Council will hold a PORATION, To' Jtrry P.S Garrett RESIDENCE UNKNOWN Publ:h May 5. 17. 19, 76, 1975 Write P.O. 00* 1213 PLAINTIFF FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, the orginaI with the Clerk of the public hearing to consider enact arid Susan C Garrett All parties claiming interests by. DEN 33 scnfod,Flcw;da32?;l FLORIDA. Circuit Court at the Seminole County 1161 Landmark Lane throvgh, under or against James _________________________ ment of Ordinance No. 33475, en, vs MASTRAPA, and CASE NO. 71.23$ Courthouse, Sanford. Florida, on or titled: Casselberry, Florida CITY OF Chambers, aka James P. Cham SANFORD BOAT WORKS & before May 71st, 1975, tMrwise a APE YOU TROUBLED' Call Toll API ORDINANCE OF THE CITY VAUGHAN. Emmett S.. Jr.. et ux bets, and KathrynM Chamberser.d ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. Free, 644 7077 for "We Care" MARINA IPIC . a Fln Ida cot .udgment may be entered on behalf OF ALl AMONTE SPR INGS, Delia Marshafl W. Perry FLORIDA to all parties having or claiming to "Hotline" 'duttS or Teens DEFENDANTS puraf ion, of the Petitioners FLORIDA, AMENDING OR Notice of Public Hearing and Myra Elaine Perry Piaveany right. titleor interest in the NOTICE OF SALE Plaintiff, — ________________-. THIS NOTICE shall be published DINANCE NO 11672 OF THE CITY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 1161 Landmark Lane real property herein described Notice is hereby given that put VS once each week for four (1) con NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by OF AL1AMONTE SPRINGS, Cassetbe'rry, Florida YOU ARE HERtBY NOTIFIED 5—.Lost & Found 0. DAVID STEINMAN, ________________ secutive weeks In the Evenincj the City Commission Ut the City of FLORIDA. SAID ORDINANCE want 10 6 FnaI Judgment of You are hereby notified that a that an action to torectose a mor Defendant. Herald. Sanford, Florida, Complaint to Foreclose Mortgage tgageonthmefollowing real property Altamonte Springs. Florida, that BEING THE FAMILY SWIMMING FORECLOSURE entered in this CLERK'S said City Commission will hold a POOL ORDINANCE OF THE CITY action, I will sell at PUBLIC SALE, WITNESS my hand and seal of FOUND' Bassett Hound betind 25th has been filed against you and you in Seminole County. Florida: OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. BY the follov'Ing deKribed Properly: NOTICE OF SALE said Court on this 15th day of April, St Cemetery 3770331 1.0$ 79 of Block "B" COUNTRY public hearing Ire reauired to servea copy of your 76 LAKE Lot HARRIET NOTICE is hereby given that 1975 — (a) To consider annexation of the THE ADDITION OF NEW SEC. defenses. If any, to it on the Plain. CLUB HEIGHTS, UNIT ONE, ac pursuant 10 the Final Judgment Of (Seal) 7 Cats left a a service station in ' cording to the plat thereof as followIng described propert' lying TIOPI 12 A. SCHEDULE OF ESTATES according to plat thereof tiff'S attorney. Wnlfred J Sharp, of Foreclosure and sale entered in the Sanford. 1 black male & I grey Arthur H. Beckw.th, Jr. Johnson. Motsinger. Trismen 5. recorcteo in Plat Bou& 13, page 91, and being in Seminole County. PERMIT FEES: PROVIDING recorded in Plot Book I? pages IS S. lb public records SEMINOLE causependinglnth,Circuif Court in CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE tiger female Please call $67 5331 Clerk of the Circuit Court Sharp, PA, wtose acktress is 100 Public Recordsof Semi.toie County. Florida, to wIt' COUNTY FLORIDA. and for Seminole County, Florida, , eves. By: Elaine RiCPiarde 507 Lake Destiny Road — SEC 73 DATE. East Robinson Street. Orlando. Florida. tO the highest and best bidder for , being Case No. 73255. the un SadOrdnancewasplacedonfirt.t Deputy Clerk ___________________________ Florida 37101 and file the original haS been filed against you arid you TWP 215 ROE 29E; BEG S ' Cot front entrar.ce of dersigned Clerk will sell the Gerald S Rutberg with tIle Clerk of the above tyIed are required to serve a copy of your OF SEC RUN W 1370 FT N 72 DEG reading on April 29, 1975, and the cash at the West unty in 6—Cluld Care prO7CttysltuateInSeminoleCouny, 353 S. Hwy. 1792 Court on or before May 76. 1975; wvittende?ernes. Ifany,toitonvan i$ MIN E $037 FT TO RD SELY City Council will consider same for the Courthouse of this Florida, described as follows: final passage and adoption after the Sanford, May lSlh, 1973, F.'rlda. at P0 Box 977 otherwise the !eg.t,c.ns o the den Berg. Gay & Burke. P A , at AIG Rfm600 FT M I TO BEG (LESS A fifty two (3?') fo<t SNJie SCrew, Cae!brry, flijrUa, 32107 hearing, which will he held in II 00 A M ChristianDa SchcI tias Opening for . )Sl. (nlint will te taken .j adrmttcd fict' Iox 7J, Ot lanUc, Pust double cabin, encloted pilot house Attorney for Petitioner totP* corporate limitsof the City of IhO City Hall of Altarnonte Springs, lSeal I 5 yr. olds for fall semester. Florida 3710?. and tile the original and a ludgment may be entered Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr. vtt5el on Tuesday, the 27th day of May, designed and built by Maths Publish: April 21, 75. May 5, I?, 1973 Tuition, $23 mo Call Lutheran against you for the relief demanded with the Clerk of the above styled Altamonte Springs. Florida; and Clerk of Ihe Circuit Court Yacht Building Co. of Camden. New OEM 116 (b) To cortider also the question 1975. at 4:30 p.m • or as so Church of Redeemer, 377 3531 cr court on or before May lit 1975; the Ccrn;!fn! C*'celia V Fk.v fly' Jersey, and with a diesel engine ____________________________ M's MaiTsii. 3fl 6403 WITNESS my hand and seal of otherwise a u0gment may be en. Of designating arid assigning the thereafter as possible. At the Deputy Cterk boil? by Gec.,ral Motors, . toning classification of C N Cum me.1ing intereslea parties may said Court of this 17th day of April teced against you for the relief IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE at public sale to the highest and best merCial NeIghborhood District to appear and be heard with spect to Att'mey for PLAINTIFF 1975. demanded I', the complaint or EIGHTEENTH JUDICiAL CIR 18—Help Wanted bidder for cash at lt.000'clockA M saId property as that classifiCatiOn the proposed ordinance. This Dens M Burgoon. Esq. (Seal) petitior _____________________________ on the 15th day of May, 1973. at the CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR WITNESS my hand and the seal of isdtscribed in the zoning ordnances hearing may be continued from time 1456 Glade Lane Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. West Front door of the Seminole SEMINOLE COUNTY Needed tomeone to stay with of the City of Altamonte springs, to time until final action is taken by JacksovilIe, Florida 37717 Clerk of the Circuit Court said Court on April 5Th, 1973 901 3 6.217 County Courthouse, Sanford. PROBATE DIVISION ' 1, teenage daughter while mother Florida. tovilt Ordinance No.77173 the City Council. (Seal) PROBATE No. By: Joy Stokes bfhti May 3, 1975 Florida, works night References required. A copy of the proposed ordinance and as amended and supplemented Deputy Clerk In re. Estate of Arthur H Beckwith. Jr. WITNESS my hand and the seal of Prefer elderly lady Reply to Box The present zoning classification is posted at the City Hall, Altamonte DEN '35 PublIsh AprIl 21,21, May 5, 17. 197$ Clerk of the Circuit Court this court on fIle 30th day of April, THOMAS EDGAR GIBBS. JR. jngs Fiorldj, and copies are on 361 co The Herald. 1657. Sanford, of sad property 15 A I Agricultural DEM 121 deceased. By: Joy Stokes 1975, . file with the Clerk of the City and SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA FIa, 37771 tt.ot cIssIicatioi o;sl,;tl. . NOTIC.. TO CREDITORS — Dpuly dcii, Sea) All creditors of the estate of Publish: April 14. 71, 21, May 5, 1975 descrIbed In the zoning ordinances same may be Inspected by the CIRCUIT COURT ' IN THE CIRClJ'l COURT OF THE Arthur H. Beckwith, public. i Civil Action No. 74.Iflb.CA-9.A a.d regulatIons of Seminole County, THOMAS EDGAR GIBBS. JR.. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAl. dR. DEMIS Clerk of the Clruit Court DATED thIs 29th day of April, ADVANCE MORTGAGE COP. Florida. deceased, are hereby notified CUlT OF FLORIDA. IN AND FOR By: Elaine RiCharde AD 1973. and Needs several ladies for telephone PORATION, required to file any claims or The PublIc Hearing will be held in SEMINOLE COUNTY. Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUfl COURT. IN AND PhylliS Jordahl sales work from our office in demands which they may PLAINTIFF have the City Hell, Altarnonfe Springs, CASE NO. 75.441 PubIih: FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, y . 1,75 City Clerk Sanford AM PM Shifts $2 Ifl ner agaInst said estate it, the office Of Florida.ontheXlthdiyotMay. rREEDOM FEDERAL SAVINGS FLORIDA DEN 31 of the City of Apply in person only to P.S hour SWINDLE. Bet'ye H, and Don Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole at 430pm or assoonthereafter AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a CASE NO. 1S.S33.CA.09D Altamonte SprIngs, Starratt, Atlantic National Bank EdwardMOMAN. County,Florida,Inthecourlhouseat possible, at which time interested United States corporation, formerly ROBERT W. JACKSON and Florida Building. Pm. 507 from 9 AM to 1 DEFENDANTS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Sanford, Florida, within four and cititen for and known as FIRST FEDERAL BARBARA A. JACKSON, his wife, against Publish May 3. 1975 PM No phone calls please EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. calendar months from the date of NOTICE OF SALE Plaintiffs, the proposed annexation and zoning DEN SAVINGS AND LOAN 25 that put CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Notice is hereby given the first publication of this notIce. wist be heard, Said hearing may be ______________________________ ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA, want to a Final Judgment Of COUNTY, FLORIDA. Each claim or demand must be In continued from time to time until Plaintiff, BARBARA KIlO WALKER, chats CITYOF FORECLOSURE entered in this CIVIL ACTION PlO. 7S.4IgCA.U.A writing and must state the place of final action is taken by the City .y. Defendants ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, action, I will sell at PUBLIC SALE, FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP residence and post office address of Commission WILLIAM McFARLANE and NOTICE OF ACTION FLORIDA theclaimant and must be sworn to ThiInoticeshall be posted at the NOTICEOF PUBLICHEARINGTO the following described prOperty: TGAGE ASSOCIATION, GRAYCE ". MCFARLANE. PItS TO: BARBARA KIlO WALKER Plaintiff, South 20' Lol 9 S. North 40' Lot tO by the claimanf, his agent. or hiS City Hall within the City of CONSIDER wife, Residence Unknown ADOPTION 6 OF FICTITIOUSNAME blockSPALMTERRACEaccording attorney, or it will becorre voId Defendants. YOlJ ARE NOTIFIED THAT an Altamonte Springs. Florida, and in PROPOSED ORDINANCE Notice Iihereby given that we are toplat thereof recorded In PIat Book BOBBIE C. McKNIGHT, it at., according to law. three (3) other places within the NOTICE OF ACTION actiontoforeclosea mortgagecn the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: aged in busIness at 132 Highway Defendants. pages II & 53 public records Dated April 79th. 1973. City, and published In The Evening TO: WILLIAM McFARLAFIE following property in Seminole NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by NOTICE OF SUIT '3& Casselberry 32707, Seminole Susan Gray Gibbs Herald. a newspaper of general the City of Altamonte Springs, SEMINOLE COUNTY FLORIDA. TO: ELINOR 0. COHEN. Address Unknown County, Florida: County, Florida under the fictitious and best bidder As Executrix Lo39,40,11and42FRANK L. circulation lntheCltyot Altamonte YOU ARE NOTIFIED thef an Fiorida,that lheCouncilwill holda to the highest Trustee for the name of PLANTS, POTS 'N KNOTS, cash at the West front entranc, of Thomas A Spur, of action to foreclose mortgage on the WOODRUFF'S SUBDIVISION OF Springs and Seminole Cotinty, public hearing to consider enact Benefit of and that we intend to register said the Courthouse of this County In SPEER & SPEER, PA, Florida,00ceaweek forat least four mont of Ordinance No. 333 75, en followIng property in Seminole LANDS, SOUTH SANFORD, acRebecca S. Gitnick name with the Clerk of the Circuit Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 AM, on Attorney for Susin Gray Gibbs, consecutive weeks prior tO the tilled: County, Florida: cording to the Plot thereof as RESIDENCE, UNKNOWN Court. Seminole County, Florida in May 13, 1975 Executrix date of the PublIc Hearing; tht date Lot 20 and the West 17.5 feet of Lot recorded In Plat Bouk 3, Page 44 Of AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY All parties claiming intiret by, P.O. Box 134.4, Sanford, FIa. 37711 accordance with the provisions of ofthefirstpubticatiOfltothedateof OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS. (Seal) 71 in Block 3, SANLANDO THE the PuPlfc Records of Seminole Ihrough, under cr against Elinor 0. the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. Ai'thijr H. Beckwith, Jr. Publish: May S. 17, 197$ the last publication, both dates in FLORIDA, SUBUPB B E AU T I F U I. County, Florida. AMENDING OR Cohen. Truste for the Benefit of Wit Section $4509 Florida Statutes Clerk of the Circuit Court DEN 40 Clusive. thall not be less than DINANCE NO. $1.71 OF THE CITY ALTAMOPITE SECTION, according has been flIed against you and you Rebecca S. Gitnick and ball parties 1957 By; Cecelia V. Ekern tentyClQJ'lt (2$) d.y%. in addItion, OF ALIAMONTE SPRINGS, having or claiming to have any to PhI p1st thereof as recorded in 'erequIredtoserveacopyofyour S: Joanne .1. RuselI Deputy Clerk IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE notice shall be posted in the area to FLORIDA, right, title or Interest in the real P1st Book3, pigebl, Public Records written defenses. if any, t BEING THE Joyce M Jackson EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR' Publish. be considered for annexation arid MECHANICAL CODE WITHIN Attorney for PLAINTIFF of Sen,inole County, Florida. x'0pertt, herein deacribed, KENNETH W. McINTOSH, May 5, 17. 19,76. 1974 Bur900n, Esa. CUlT OF FLORIDA, IN AND FOR DEN 32 ioningatleastflfteen(13)daysprior SAID CITY, AS FOLLOWS: Denis M has been flied against you and you Plaltillffs' attorney, whose address YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED SEMINOLE COUNTY, to the date of the Public Hearing. AMENDING ARTICLE I BY THE 1456 Glade Lane areregutrad to sirvea copy of your is Post Office Box 1330. Sanford. thief an action to foreclose a moe. CASE NO. 71.44: DATED this 11th day of April, ADDITiON OF NEW SECTION Jacksonville, Florida 37717 written defeines. if any, to :t on FIorlda,37771.onorbeforeMay 16, tgageonthefoliowinqreal1,rop.rty 904352I7 FREEDOM tEDERAL SAVIPUS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT INAND AD. 1973. In Scmirol County, Florida: tA. SHORT TITLE: AMENDING GEORGE E. NOV13, Plaintiff's 797$, and file IPie original with the PERMIT FEES: Publish: May 5, 1915 SEMINOLE COUNTY, Lot 15. Block 0, SUMMERSET AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, a FOR 5: Phyllis Jordahl SECTION 31. attorney, whose address ii 1 Ct.rk of this Court either before DEN 36 Cit-v Clerk AMENDING SECTION 12, COM Westgate Plaza Dclv,, Clirmont, service on Plslntif Is' attorney or NORTH SECTION 1. according to United States corporation, formerly FLORIDA known at FIRST FEDERAL CASE NO. 7$744CA4IC of the City of PLIANCE WITH the Plas thereof as recor ZONING Florida 32711 on or before SMy 14, tmmediatelythereafterothei-wisea in PIat CITYOF LOAN In rem the Marriage of: SAVINGS AND Altarnonle Springs, Florida R EQ U I R E ME NT 5: AND 7973, and file the original with the default will be entered against you 75 • 24. Public ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, DENNIS J. FUNKE, Husband ASSOCIATION OF TAMPA, Publish: April 21 and 2$ and May S. AMENDING SECTION 53, Clerk of 11515 Court either before few the relief demanded in the RpCord Of Seminole County, FLORIDA and Plaintiff, l7and 19,1973 STANDARDS ADOPTED; rloricia service on Plalntiffl attorney or Amended Complaint. PROVIDING CONFLICTS AND NOTICE OF °UBLIC HEARING TO SUSAN A FIJPiKE. Wit Vs OEM 133 immediately thereafter; otherwise a OF has been filed against you and you WITNESS my hand and the seal of CONSIDER ADOPTION NOTICE OP ACTION EFFECTIVE DATE. default will be entered against you this Court on April 5th, 1975. . *rerouirid to serveacopy of your WILLIAM McFARLAPlE and GRAYCE P. McFARLANE, his TO' Susan A. Funke SaidOrdinancewaspiacedon first PROPOSED ORDINANCE writtendefenses. if any, toit on for the relief derr,anded In the (Seal) TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: CITYOF Vaughn Street wife, reading on April 29, 1975, and Berg, Gay & Burke, P A., at Petition. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by den ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Detroit. Michigan D*fefld6nt$. City Council will conrloer same for Post Office Box 793. Orlando, DATED this Ith day of April 1973. As Clerk of the Court FLORIDA YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a NOTICE OF ACTION finalpanageandadopflonafterthe the City of Altamonte Springs, FlorIda 32102, and fii, thi original (Seat) By: Joy Stokes Notice of Public HearIng Petition for DiSsolution of Marriage .................... TO: WILLIAM MCFARLANE ....... ................... Arthur 51 ftfl , oublic Marina. vfilch will be held In Florida, that the Council will hold a with IPie Clerk of the clxiv. Styled puotic noaring to consider enact has been flied against you In the Address Unknown the City Hall of Altamonte Springs, court on or before May 30115, 1915; Clerk of Circuit Court PublIsh: April 11, 21. 21, May 5, 197$ mont of Ordinance No. 33173, en. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an above named Court. and you are on Tuesday, the 77th day of May, otherwise a judgment may tme en By: Joy Stokes OEM 49 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 1973, at 1:30 p.m., or as soon titled: action to foreclose mortgage on the required to serve a copy of your lered against you for the relief Deputy Clerk the City Commission Of the City Of thereafter as possible. At the AN ORDINANCE OF THE following property In Seminole answerorplradingtothePetitionon demanded In the complaint or Publish: AprIl 11,71,21, May 5, 1913 IN CIRCUIT THE COURT SPRINGS, Altamonle prings, Florida, that meeting interested partIes may ALTAMONTE the Petitioner's attorney, JOHN C. County, Florida: petition. DEM.7$ EIGHTIINTH JUDICIAL. CiiFLORIDA. REQUIRING STOR% said City Commission will hold a ENGLEHAROT, Esquire, Suite 950, 104 2landttie East 17.lfe-et WITPIES5myharidandthesealof of Lot CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE WATER MANAGEMENT IM. public hearing: 23. Itt RIock 3, SANLANDO THE Hartford BuildIng, 200 East said Court on April 29th, 197$. the proposed ordnance. This COUNTY. FLORIDA. PROVEMENTS IN THOSE AREAS (a) To consider annexation the Of (Seal) SUBUPB BE A U T I F U 1, Roblrson Street, Orlando, Florida, hearingmaybeconfinuedfrom time Itt THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CASE NO. 73.739CAZ-C described property lying totimeuntil final action is ?akeiu by OF DEVELOPMENT OF COM. Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ALTAMONTE SECTION, according 37101.andfilethcoriginalanswercr ; EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. In t15 Matter of Adopflon MERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL, OF. being In Seminole County, the City Council. Clerk of the Circuit Court tO the plat thereof as recorded in pleading in the offIce of the Clerk of CUlT OF FLORIDA IN AND FOR ByJAMESS SWISHER and MARY FICE. APARTMENT CON tO wit: 'id By: .toy Stokes A copy of the proposed ordinance Plat Book), page 67, Public Records the Circuit Court In ana for Seminole SEMINOLE COUNTY CHARLOTTE SWISHER, his wife PLEXES. CONDOMINIUMS, AND Begin at the center of Section Deputy Clerk County, Florida, on or before May of Seminole County, is posted at the City Hall, Altamonte PI7OBATE DIVISION NOTICE OF SUIT Township 21 South, Range 21 East, SpringS, Florida, and opies are on PATIO FACILITIES WHICH ARE Publish. May 3. 17. 19, U, 1975 25th, 1975 has been filed against you and you PROBATE NO. 73247.CP TO: RALPH GILBERT ERVIN Semino!e County, Florida, run file with the Clerk 0$ the City and NOT GOVERNED BY EXISTING DEN 37 If you fall to do so, iudgm.nt by are reouired to serves copy of your In re the Estate of: Present Addres,s Unknown nDnIxJaMrc nc atong me NOtTh OWfl same may be inspected by the written defenses, if any, to it on defauttwlllb.takenagalns$ DIANA MAE ECHANIZ youfor YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED mmcc Norm THE CITY OFALTAMONTE centerline Of Said Section 14,17170 public. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE GEORGE E. HOVIS, Plaintiff's the relief demanded In the Petition. DCCHsed. thatanactionfc.'adoption,iasbeen feet to the North riglitofway line of WITNESS my hand and seal this DATED this 29th day of April. SPRINGS, FLORIDA; PROVIDING EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. attorney, wPise address is 1 FINAL NOTICE filed, 'ana youare required to serve a State Road 136. run thence South $9 AD. 197$. PENALTY FOR VIOLATION, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Wrstgate Plaza Drive. CI'rmont. 73rd day of April, 1915. Notice is hereby given that the copy of your wrItten objections, CONFLICTS, SEPARABILITY. COUNTY. FLORIDA degrees 57' 14" East along said Phyllis Jordahl, Florida 32711 on or before May 16th, (!eai) undersigned will, on the 4th day Of any, to the Petition, on GEflALD AND EFFECTIVE DATE. North right.of.way lIne 200 feet to Civil Action N.. 1S-411.CA4$.0 City Clerk Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 197$, and file the original with the June, A. 7915, present to flit RUTBERG, Attorney at Law, the poit ci beginning; thence run S.idOrdinancev'asplacedonfirst FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF Clerk of thIs Court either before of the of Clerk of the Circuit Court Honorable Circuitiudgaof Seminole Highway 17.7, P.O. Box 977 reading on April '79, 1975. and the MEMPHIS, South $9 derees sr 46" East along _______ Attamonte Springs, servIce on Plaintiff's attorney or County, Floride, his final return, Caasetbrry, Florida 32707, and file By Elaine Ri"har'ie City Council will consider sane for said North right of way IIit 27331 Plaintiff, Florida Deputy Clerk account and voucP,rs, lmmediateIythef'e,fter otherwisie Ad. the original wIth the Clerk of •he final passage and adoption after the V5. feet; run thence North 0 degrees 32' Publish: May 5, 191S default will be entered against you John C. Engtettercit, Esquire of ministrator of the Estate of Diana Circuit Court at the Seminol' County publIc hearing, which will be held In COMMUNIPLEX. INC. of al 50' West 775 feet; run thence North DEN 26 for the r,flel demanded in the Law FIrm of Thom R Kirkland Mae Echani,, deceas"d. and at said Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on Springs, Hall of Altamonte Defants Pt degrees 57' 14" West 100 feet; _____________________________ Ihe City Petition t:me, then and there, make ap before May l4'h. )97i otherwise Suite 930. Hartford BviIdog on Tuesday, the 77th day of May, SUIT TO thence North 0 degrees 33' 33" West CITY OF 700 East Robinson Stre,I plication 13 the Said Jud;c for a linal Judgment may be entered in favor OAT ED this Ith day of April 1973 1975, at 4:30 p.m. or as 50° FORECLOSE MORTGAGE 50 feet. thence North Pt degree's 52' ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, (Seal) Orlando, FlorIda 3750$ sttlement of his administration of of the Petitioners. thereafter as possible. At the NOTICE OF SUIT 46" West 173 feel; thexice South 0 FLORIDA saul estate, and for an order Attorney for Petitioner Arthur H Beckwith, Jr TNIS NOTICE thall be pubI.shci degrees 33' 33" West 273 eel to the NOT ICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO meeting interested parties may TO STANSELLGRAHAM discharging Santiago Ecttaniz as onj each wek for four (1) HuSband Clerk of Clrcuil Court OF appear and be heard with respect to CORPORATION point of beginning. CONSIDER ADOPTION By Joy Stokes such Administrator Publish' AprIl 75, May 3, U, It, $973 secutive weeks in the Evening the proposed ordinance. This 3', Hoffman to the corporate limits of the City of PROPOSEQ ORDINANCE OEM Ill Dated this the %,th day Of April, Herald. Sanford. Florida. Deputy Clerk hearing may becontinued from lime Gulf Breeze. Florida Altamotite Spring,, Florida; and TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN. Publish: April II, 71, 21, May 5, 1975 A 0 l73. WITNESS my hand and seal Of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by tolimeuntil final action is taken by yc)j ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED OEM 79 (b) To consIder atto thC question Santiago Ethanlz CITYOF said Court on this 9th day 01Apr11, that a Complaint to Foreclose Cl designatIng and assigning Ihe the City of Attamonfe springs, 'he Cily Council. As Administrator ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, 1975 copy of the r"opuse' ordinance certain mortgage on the following zoning classification Of C 0 Corn Florida, that the Counci will hold a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH of the Estate FLORIDA Seal vnerciat General District to said public hearing to consider enact ispcntedat the City Hall, Allamonte ciscriled real property, to wit: JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Diana Ma. Echaniz Notice o Public Hearing Arthur H Beckwith, Jr. Springs, Florida, and copies are on Front the W '4 corner of Section g'operly as that classification is mont of Ordinance No 3)7 SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. TO WHOM Deceased Cierk of the Circuit Court file with Ihe Clerk of Ihe Cily and MAY CONCERN' IS, TownshIp 71 South, Rang.. desrribed In the toning ordinances titled: CASE NO. C. Vernon Mize. Jr. By: ElaIne RiCharde NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAPING same may be inspected by the Eas',runfhenceN$9dcgree,4'06" in is: the Marriage of AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY of the City of Altamonte Springs, OF CLEVELAND I MIZE is hereby given by trii' Board ot public. Deputy Clerk East along the northerly line of the Florhla,towlt' Ordinance No. 77$ 73 OF ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, ETHEL L. WORLEY, Wife, Attorneys tar AdminiStrator ZonIng Apeats of the City of DATED Ihis 79th day of April, SW' of said Section II adistance raid S Ru$berg and as amended and supplemented. FLORIDA, AMENDING OR !.0. Drawer 7 AD. 197$. Attamontp Springs, Florida, that Attorney for Petitioners 1.25343 feet to a ooint on the nmIJAx.irr sirs ,. , .,rW,.i (Uflhiw )I!liiUfl ,xu,Lc v, !'IU)iirU, 3.anvorO, flOtida 37771 Phyllis .Iordatil PublIsh: April Ii, 21. 25, May 5, 7973 said BoarciwilIhold a public hearing westerly right of way I.ne of he ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, of said property is C I Commercial OF NOTICE OP ACTION Publish' April 21,25, May 3, 17, 1913 to COnSIder the queStion of grant;ng city Clerk QM70 SC.L. Railroad. thenceS lOdogrees BEING THE ELECTRICAL CODE District, that as classification i FLORIDA TO: THE STATE OF OEM 1)1 the City of a variance from the seventy five 33' 10" West along said rigtit.ol way WITHIN SAID CITY, AS described In the zoning ordinances JOHN ALLEN WORLEY. WHOSE bnotflaseBuuldlriglinerequiremen, NOTICEOFSHERIFF'SSALE Altamonfe Springs, line a distance of 32111 feet to a FOLLOWS. AMENDING SECTION assd regulations of Sminoledounty, AND MAILING RESIDENCE NOTICE ISHEFtEBY GIVEN that FlorIda point Sit degrees 17' 2$" East a IorMaitlandAv,nve,a%,equjredby I), 1J SECTION 1, DOUBLE Florida. ADDRESS TO BE ROUTE ONE. section IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE by virtue of that certain Writ of Publish: May 5, 1975 oistance of $01 61 fret .IS of Ordinance 77$ 73, 10 from 'he NE PERMIT FEES: AMENDING The Public Hearirigwilibeh.idin NORTH ROY BELMONT. 37*, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CfR. Execution Issued out of arid under DEN 7$ clear a variance Of forty feet from corner Ut Maltbte Shores First SECTION 19, THE ELECTRICAL the City Halt. Altarnonle Springs. CAkOLINA CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE the teal of thiC County Court of said line, making a total huilding adcli;:on. as recorded in Plat Book " CODE OF CENTRAL FLORIDA Florida,onthe70thdayofMay, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTiFlL.2 COUNTY, FLORIDA. Seminole County, Florida. upon a IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE $3, page 4. setbak area of sixty feet from thu PubIi, Records of T E C It P4 IC AL AME P10114 u at 4 30 p.m.,, or as soon ltwre.atter a'. that a proceeding for alimony center fine CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-121.CA444 final iudqrnf,t reflderd us the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. Seminole County, Florida; thence N of MaItlarwi Avenue, for EXHIBIT "A", PAGE t SUP possible, at which time interested without diolution of marriage and In to: th Mlrrlaqe 04 aforesaid court on th 5th day of CUlT OF FLORID)'. IN AND FOR 97 deçprees 42' 73" WesI along th the forlowing described property PLEM[NTAL REGULATIONS, '.artie and citizens arid for ag,,nst f' support for moor child has been QM;. DELORES WEILAPiD, November, AD I71. inthôt certaIn SEMINOLE COUNTY norlherly line of lad Lots I and 2. LESS the West ISO bdlO, SCHEDULE OF FEES: the proposed atwwxation and zoning tiled against you. and the ihort title feetthereof,atsoLESS Wile; case entitled. William 0. HarI, PROBATE DIVISION ,snd its easterly .rv1 westerly Rigpt of way PROVIDING CONFLICTS AND will be heard Said Maçlng may is IN RE: THE MARRIAGV OF for State Road Plaintiff, vs Edmord H RawIes PROBATE NO. tensionthereoladfsta,gef 1,163 177 and Highland EFFECTIVE DATE, continued from time to time until RAYMOND JOSEPH WEILAPID, and Robert Mckay, Defendant, In re the Estate of: leet, to Ihe east line of Bay Street, ETHEL 1. WORLEY. Wife, and Avenue. FOSS'S ADDITION TO SaidOrdinariCewasplacedonfirst final action Is taken by the City JOHN ALLEN WORLEY. Husband. Huslj.ftnqj which afore'aid Writ of Excutio EDWIN 0 HUNT said line being the west line of ALTAMOPITE SPRINGS, according reading on April 29, 1975, and the Commission, and these presents command you Q to the Plot NOTICE OF SUIT was delivered to me as $Miff o• 1)eceaied. aforesaid Section II; thence N thereof as recorded in City Council will consider same for This notice Shall be posted at the appearandfiieyour Answer oroth I Florida, and TO' RAYMOND JOSEPH Seminole C.Qcsty, FINAL NOTICE degrees 17' 41" East along said line PIt Book 1, Page 13 of the Public 31—Apartments Furnished SALES HELP FOR InSurance Co.. Native. college Qr6duafe, Preferably married Sales background helpful, but not flcftS6ry, Call $43 2OO between 9 S. I v.eekdai Ask for Mr An derson ___________________________ Cockt,I Waitress for week end nights AppIyCIb Diamond DeBary Need experienced bank feller Call 377 6211. ext 36 or See personnel mor at Atlantic National Bank of Sar.ford, __________________________ Work your own hours Farn extra income as an AVON rtepresen Call 6113079 ____________________________ MecPnic 7l000rIafldo Drive 377 1700 Personu1rest.d in 1100 or more weekly working full or part time 130 5700 2 l—SituationsWanrJ PROFESSIONAL ORDERLY. I will dOhome&hospital patient care.? or Ill Write P.O Box 156. Sanford _________________ Opportunities Perfect 'or StyliSt (Jreat Potential, good lease terrn C6ssetberry area Beautiful shop 0 bpn t.'nti., rn, sell 15.000 Or best ofler $31 1554 Large One Bedroom apt , air con ditioned, carpeting. %lli mo 7101 Waonolia Ave Call 373 06)0 3 room fur qaraqe apt., glassed in ftont porch. waler turn AduIt only No pets 317 1305 3 Rooms, bath. air. no pets Security cieposit. $115 month. 3777111 3 Room turn apt, upstairs, lighl & water furnished Mature adults. SIS Park Ave. Duplex Furnished Adults. Plo Pets Al for 4 p rn. 377 3610 I BR Apt,, lights, water f,rnishcd Adults only No pets, 590 372 7296 eves & wknds Monthly Rentals Available $135 5150-Color TV QUALITY INN--NORTH I15 SR 134. Longwood _________________ Unfurnished FRAPIXLINARMSAPTS )l2OFIorida Ave '3 6650 _________________________ ' .. OLAN MILLS STUDIOS ' Lega1 ._otice _rrn' Locat,on. R'!as,onable Rent, Ph Owner, 345 377) _________________________ 700 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, 1 and 7 lrm unfurn, apis from Sl %17S per ro Call 167 iISd ur Orlando c0ct, 422 1174 P MASTERS COVE ONTHE LAKE '373 7900 Sandlewood Villas IMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, fur riithCd S. unfurniShed apts & louses. ISO to SIlO per mo 321 3066 WF.LAKA APARTMENTS 111W 1st St Un furnished __________________________ - * W/W Shag Carpet * Range'Refrigerator ________________________ * Dishwasher.Disposal * Clothes WasherDryer ___________________________ -- -'- " __________________________ . * Recreational Building * Heated Pool FROM $160 110 WAIRPORT BLVD 3737170 _____________________________ Furnished _________ _____ ________ ____ _________________________ P11cc 2 bedrooms All utilities fur nis.Pied. Adulti Waterfront arid boating privileges $110 3724170 lor7Bedroom AduttOnly PRA AVENUE MOBILE PARK 75*5 Park Drive StOup ___________________ . -__________________________ Ftirfl.SiieiJ Garage Apartment 7X0P.'liovI( , (C I bedroom unfurnished apt air, carpeted, adults only No pets $9150 377 7196 eves & week ends. tr 7 bedroom duplex apartments Furnished or unfurnished 60' arlmming pool 1770 5 Orlanoo Dr 3737970. irge 3 bedroom, 7 bath, air con Ditioned, kitchen equipped, in the city Near hospital, $175 mo with lt'curity dee, 372 7199 . __________________________ . TV Shop for rent or suitable for any Other tiusinet Ill) Sanford Ave 327 7017 or 327 6700 after 6 • 33—Houses Furnished vely furnished guest house, '.eekly or monthly a,ailable Pirough P4c,verrbec AUI?s only pets 5165 mo plus utilities, & rct.jrt 372 7741 Real Estate 41—Houses ______ YOU'RE NOT LISTING' I Said here i5 a beautiful home on quiet tree lined street, like new 3 bedroom, 2 bath, carpet, central air, and eat in kitchen Spanish Style with garage Only $77,100 373 9110 I_ S"ers — q I ••'-i_ , s.- 2550 RIDGE WOOD AVE. • __________ ____________ SANFORD, FIA * 323.6420 _________ --_.--' Peg Real Estate Broker hOt 7SthSl 3776653 $$ TAX REFUND$$ - — - -• '' "- '-'' ' Moving? Why Not Live In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Are'a? DIRECT TAX REFUND . SWIMP.SIPIG POOL HOME 3 Bedrooms, 7 baths, central heat and air, large family room with serve thru bar Lois of extras S3Q.700 UNBELIEVABLE But true a 7', bedroom home, completely furniShed with fireplace, separate dining room, electric kitchen, fenced yard. and many other extras, Only $10900 WIlT REALTY Peg Real Estate Broker 7139 S. Myrtle Ave , Sanford Phone 371 0640 372.7765 EVERYTHING BUT THE KIT. CHEN SINK, is in this 4 bedroom. 7, bath home, to convert it into a DUPLEX. A real buy Only S. 900 nrr'rr'r!y cwrr'-J tj'i Rc,bett A1tCn'f, Sprirrs. Flotid, in p..iblic hear:ng, which will be held in undersione'd will, on the 4th ttiv n ta i.nnnnn tri..,,,,, . ,,,,, thme Circuit Court in and for Seminole rm.;,... $8595 Delmar, 11'x71'. 7 fIR S9995 Frontier. SO'xlO'. 2 BR $2650 Harold Hall Realty c',v.n;r 5'x12'. 3 BR - $3995 Concord. 60'x17' 7 n $5495 Pn 3 Minutes from Town 3 bedroom, rsfurbiihed home, shaded lot. See it at 111.300. PAYTON REALlY Peg. Real Eslate Broker 377 1)01,2610 Hiawatha Ave. at 17 92 Top dollar return on consignment at 23 pct & 35 pci We also buy full houseS, estates. etc OpenDaily lOam 5pm HARD TO FIND. 3 bedroom. I', bath under $70,000. Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOP 327 4991 1919 S French 377 7371. 377 1196,377 754 377 1959,317 4164 * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot! * (few houses in a rural area. No down payment, monthly payments lets than rent Government subsidized to qualified buyers Call to see if you Qualify' N UNSWORTI't REALTY 503W. 1st St. 3 73 6061, 373 05 17 Req Real Estate Broker By Owner Lovely) bedrooms, I year old, large family room with fireplace, very large lot almost I acre Idyllwllde Section. 373 9165 MOSSIE C. BATEMAN Peg. Real Estate Broker -.._.. ,., - Used office furnifure '#,Ood Of Sled desks (CIC(utiVC desk & ctlairs, secretara' desks & . cabInets, as is, Cash arid Carry. IIOLL'S Cassett,erry, 17 97,*1 4706 I Manatee. 65'xl7'. 3 Br $1695 75—Recreational Vehicles Sale or rent, 15' Travei Trailrc, nicely equipped 571 1371 Let me till your garden spot; mow vacant lots. Floyd Freer, 322 3191. Acreage -. JOHN KRIDER, ASSOC MOBILE HOME PARK Lot Rent From $55 Best lot selection now a satiable in San1ord' newest and W. Garnett White 1451 Deafer WE FINANCE . ReconditiOned Batteries, $12 95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ave TO CR 60 NICE CLEAN CA :H00SE FROM. EASY TERMS WANT UPI3ELIEvABLE MILEAGE? Then you're missing a bet if you don't cmeck Out thiS 1971 Honda CT7O Recently in spected, In lop working order. $300. or best offer. If interested, give me a calf Bill Currie, 372 2611 Ext 55 PU iN PlC CR1011 LP1E(. NO OID TAPE CERES'T -. - NATIONAL AUTO SALES 2600S FRENCH.SAPIFORD 197) Buick Century. PS. PB, Ar. ki,jt Best offer 661 $267 after 5 1972 Yamaha, 750; 1100 or will trade for smaller bike or car, 372 244. H I - Swiws i' q wuus c SAYEU?1OWOIPM1S - Mobile Home Moving Complete set up. licensed, insured. I'll you n,oriey Call Orlando, 273 3470 for free estimate, New Skyline double wide Payments less than 5)25 mo 43—Lts-Ac,'ea GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 OrIando Drive Sanford 323 5200 64—Equipment for Rent Wth Dog, puppies half Boxer, half Shepherd, 55 each 377 1715. ThiS Is our 15th year at Animal Haven Grooming I Boarding Kennels. Thanks to you. our customer 3fl 5752. _______________________________ 10 ACRE ARIZONA RANCH ASSUME PAYMENTS Original 11.600 purchase price. Pick up 3 back payments of 1.69, ASSUME BALANCE of 57,025.30. 7 pet. simple interest remains, 156 payments left. Beautiful scenic property boarding National Forest in N.E. Arizona Hunting, fishing, boating. No prepayment penalty or closing costs. Call collect for Mr. Stanley, (602) 764 9912 br 7 Lots in Loth Ar bar N.E corner 322 3144 _____________________________ Pierson, 10 acres. Nicely wooded, small spring, over 300' on paved road 117,500 Terms 131 7191. - I!..'! * - ,. r. a •t 'S .' s ,',','.. 6a - - a'. ... i.' . a pa... . S... ,,a—' a' '-p. '.i -, ta-', -.. $*-j S..'. S• -.......... 15' Ii TlS CC'cCCSS 15) 'UI AiL5ILI 4 Ts(5f MOltS a ' - '"- a A t1135 1 835J U 4 M i JIM DANDY JAll.FEED "Buy Direct From Boxcar" GOP MLY's E 16. Sanford 3731733 — M — . 'i'P ii $18511 ___________________________ - to Buy _____________________________ Wanttd to buy used office furniture Any Quantity. NOLL'S Cassel. berry, Hwy 17.92 $304704 (With Coupon Available at ServIce Dept.) JACK PROSSER FORD We Buy Furniture CASH 322.4132 3786 SOUTH ORLANDO DRIVE PHONE 322-1481 SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 For used furniture, appliances, tools, etc Buy 1 or 1001 items Larry's Mart, 713 Sanford Ave ________________________________ - BUSINESS DIRECTORY 1O70Acr with older73 BR home. Located in Seminole Co Call Nathan VanMeter, Casselberry Lurid Co REALTOR. 329 1111 alter Hrs $3s escs EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU - __________________ ____________________________________ 50—Miscellaneous for Sale MAITLAND FLEA MART 1911 H*y. 1797 Open Sat & Sun 95 $35 7970 Lawn Mowrrt We Sell The,Bo'st & service The iest. Western Auto. 301 W. 1st St. SANFORD FLEA MART Hwy46. ', N Cot I I 372 2399 321 07?') _Air Conditioning , Free estimate's. central Pra6t & air, saleS & service. Dykes Heating & Air Cord. 3773577. Central Heat & Air Conditioning. For free estimates, (all Carl Harris. at SEARS in Sanford 372. 1771 ________________________________ _____________________________ Don'tr*ed"Serveautefuipurpose again when you sell them with a Classified Ad trom the Herald Call us today' Don't delayl Just dial 32776)1 or 131 9393 To place ur low cost Want Ad _________________________________ So. Debary Flea Market Beauty Care 'n'flesncwthOnll 97 Table Pir'ntals$l 03 TO'.','F r" t[ ,',uiy SAtO (tormerI tlarrett'Sfleauty Nook 519 E Pne377 Sill - ' - CARPETING- NEW Help yOur self' Help Me' Vlue'i up to 575 a yd for Only 54 a yd Your choice Weekdays, 3230061 ' -'-"- ' Coffee Servie cor lIE CL NT PAL WILSON MAIEP FURNITURE BUY SELL-- TRADE 111 31St First St 377 Sifl (.ulle'.' S ice now available in Sanford 373 5036 v MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WI' I ER IT EMS 'flflt'T xJniL" IT AL? . I ' JUST A PHOF'4E CALL AWAY . LUMBER- Rotjghcut Cvniecc ,x,vl P,ne .•. 67A—Feed 47—Rern Estate Wanted Merchandise ilII11FIIFII'IIFIl TONO IN ON Oua NIT PAAADt StRYICI UUCT1ONSi Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only$1.Soper day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE ______________________________ 65—Pets-Supplies ouais tea! wa . ill _________________ ________________ - Broker. 107W Commercal Sanford '377 7111 IiU VW. Good crv'maton. near tire,, 1995 Cell Duane McGuire, 327 Rpidt Garage Auto Air Con ditiormers and general outO ripairs 40$ Mattle St 373 13.79 NELSON'S FLORIDA ROSES Woodruff's Garden Center 60) Celery Ave , Sanlord _____________________________ PEACE, and Plants, nice? bedroom mobile home on beautifully land scaped lot Good terms. Casselberry Land Co REALTORS. 3391111. Alter Hrs 1315595 Commercial Properties Homes, Lots And t3 Olds, Delta 15. 1 Or, Air, AM FM Stereo. I speakers, full power 17.500 fIrm Co. app? call 372 5910 76--Auto Parts World Famous Buck knives. 'ilso Schrade Walden, John Primble knives GardenLand, 1100 W 1st St., 323 6630 - 1', Yr old, 3 Bdrm w w carpet. central NSA, By Owner 123.900 373 7716 Ii Buick LeSabre, air, power iteering. pow.r brakes Like ot P72 ISIs 1977 VW Camprnobile. Clean, car pet, refrigerator, sink, sleeps 1, Can retinante or c0ns'deT dune buggy os part of down payment 17.793 534 *733 Alter I - Many others to choose Irom. Save 1100's of cx,llars Rentals 3 bedrooms, 2 blhs from 5115 HAP TMAPI REALTY INC. 1EALTORS 5301666 NEW CONCRETE BLOCK HOMES financed by Farmers Home Ad ministration to Qualilied buyers with no down payment Why tnt when you can buy for l 55 Lane Bradford Peg Real Estate Broker 904 775 6999 Eves 303 134 51)9. $62 6051 I some below dealer c3%f, frst come first choi.e! PIuS Flu 'c finest Used Cars, Dick Blaird Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largest dealer '7$ DaIsun' arriving daily. Ph. $31 1)11, Open undays 176 62—Lawn-Garden --'a Are You Renting?? Datsun.Subaru Sale Dell's Auction Service 78—!v¼tOrcyc les 't77.764'3 Idyllwilde Sanford. SPaCIOuS 3 bedrooms, 7 baths, family room, huge wooded lot, excellent neigh norhood Extras .jaloce 131.500 Ick up lurk cars FREE. Small prIce lot others. 322 1624. •, knoll, 6O'x?4'. '3 $12,750 Reduced to Settle Estate Shaded lot, space for garden, 7 bedrooms, on paved road. $17,300 71 Vega GT, extra sharp Low miles, I speed, air, nice car. 17.195 3)4 2531 after I ' 60—Office Supplies __________________________ RURAL BUNGALOW --'- ROBSOPI MARINE 2927HwyIl97 3775941 tilooc 2606S.Hw'y 1797 REALTOR 373.3171 Home or' lake, Ios.'ly livrig room. 3 bedrooms. 2 Laths 577,300 80—Autos for Sale Nrri. 61'x74'. 3 BR 3732 E. Colonial Dr Corner of SO 1. 434, 773 6160, Orlando LIVING QUARTERS With excellent business location. Also garage apartment - '' Dixie Dory- 16'brandnew with new rocket trailer and used JnPinn HP outboard Last of closed dealer's inventory. MuSt tee to apprecIate this boat Dealer litt price, 11373 Make offer 534 $593 after 5, BALL REALTY Lake Mary, 3 BR, no qualilying. Country living Low down Only 573.950 Acre Realty, REALTOR, 323 7750 I',Mi ¶OtII.Hwyl4 PH 37) 919 sacrIfice. 57.995. 323 4195. Easy Living Mobile Housing IN At.L PRICE RANGES 117W,lst5t 3775411 BLAIR AGENCY 373 3166 DAVES' '32') 9370 • ' '' •........ r Li i r ii u ii, i P11' ?.ercury. L,J i'm74. lralec t'.tra',. Loch Arbor, 4 BR, 2 bath. S.37.S) See your broker or Call owner, at 3777531 a m only, Choice Listings STAN'S AUCTION ''. Forrest Greene, Inc. If you qualify for anew3 bedroom, 2 bath home on VA or FHA flnai', cing. Our homes quality for up to $1,350 - .i'r 55—Boats & Accessories C''iJU 2565 Pjrp Dr 323 6333 R EALTORSoIS 2)33 Stemper Realty * '' Crescent. 70'xI2', 3 BR Your MLS Agency .TAFFER REALTY ALL AMERICAN APARTMENTS ____ _____________________ ____ ____________________ _____________ $6495 322•2420 Anytime PRICE REDUCED- 2 story, 3 bedroom home, central heal & air, fenced yard. beaulilul oaks 513.000 WE TAKE TRADES Rdgew6od cArms RIDGEWOOD ARMS APARTMENfS COLOR TV,$II9SMOPITH RENTAL PURCHASE PLA?4 6441006 Regent, 6S'iI7'. 3 BR MAYFAIR-- 111.0)0 1 bedrooms, 2': baths, family room, extra large lot, half block from Lake Monroe Pool, too One of our r'cet h''e' SANFORD, 2002 Sijmmerlin. Almost new I Bedroom, 7 bath, central heat & air, family room, mu't see to appreciate, Reduced to $77,900. Call us for terms. SANLANDO REALTY. INC .1344777 RENTALS I, 7, 3 Bedrooms, Homes arid apartments for 560, 190. 11)0, $145, 116.3 up to deluxe at 5315 Available Now! *Only $17.76 FIrst Two Months Rent *RecelVe A U.S. Bond-3rd 8. 4th Months 103 C. 19th St. 37) 2941 Home 1. Aulo Radios, Tape players P4orri%, M'xI7'. ? BR $8995 PEAt. TOPS Motorcycle lns'jrar.ce Hwy 46. WeSt, i-fr 373 5670 ALL HOMES REDUCED Realty. 1971 Yamaha 500 1360 Miles 3)0477 after S We buy one piec, or full PiOusI. Antiques, estates Cons.qnments welcome SPECIAL SALE strom 1977 057 Vam'ihaSO(C Excellent COndition, $500 Ca'I 377 7775 AUCTION Every Saturday Night, 7:30 P.M. Friday Nights, 7:30 KEPIMORE WASHER, parts. serv. Ice, used machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 0697 , 015 r ESS SALE,) bedroom, 2 bath Sanlanta home, central h a. w w shag carpets, less thin 11.000 down, and take over mortgage PEoPLE THE 1), 17'xbO' Mobile hrr on 2 ces cleared lard near Paoia 515.000 Terms a-mailable 32) 6776 alter 6 LAKE HARNEY- 131.500. 2 bedrooms, 7 baths, frame,, lakefront only 3 years old Fur&sPied, t CieptlonaI buyf 1 BPS 7 full baths, family room I. don, plenty storage, large lot 125.000 77? 1011 maculale 3 bedrooms, carpeted ?easonable 130 deposIt & 1st mo 'ent 377.1143 -- 78-4v'ctorCycleS Auction New Elet-tric Ranges 5179 93 and up SANFORDAUCTIOH,373 7310 - 3edrooms, 1', baths, fenced yard, no pets. 5150 Month deposit required 373 3670. alter S 71 Hartwell. 3 BR, I'', bath, cent;ai heat & air, carpet Call 13.a 5780 Ownc'r.Associate 42—Atbi le Homes - Monday. May 5, D7S— IA 72—Auction 52—Appliances After Hrs, 3fllIlIne' 373 7$43 "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" 40—Condominiums _____________________________ CITY NOW WILY tll.(XsJ 3 bedrooms. 1,500 sa. It plus. A I For Rent New Smyrna townhouse shape, close to downtown. Many On ocean Pool, tenit. 5(10 Week extras 37) 1733 Locust to 14th. left to Valencia Ct,, north to Austin Development Corp Homes AUSTIN DEVELOPMENT CORP PHONE $31 6300 vo houses for rent, SR MA West Di Sanford Call W GARNETT WHITE.DROKER. 373 lSiOor 372 till. 322.6457 REALTOR 3727198 Sten Dining room set, pedestal table. leat. I hi back chairS, hardwood Mediterranean, like new, 5)60, $91. 747) JOHNNY WALKER REAL ESTATE INC. GENERAL CONTRACTOR CaliBart Real Estate ______ Fiedroom unfurnishied house. Nice and quiet. 5)00 per mo Itt and last, plus small damage deposit. 319 5350 after 1 p m . ' 37—Busrness Property Larry Saxon. Realtor 31 A— Oupkxes flR urifurn house, wall wall :arpet. fenced yard, kilchen tauipped. 1163 373137$ * 12 Bedroom 31p1fls 377 1301, 7640 Hiawatha Ave fledrom, 11, bath, new carpet, czar age, close to schools. 37) 0757 3774136 PENTAL APARTMENT HOMES S( - 1971 Sinoer Zig Zag with cabinet, cash pric, of UI or $ payments of $1.30. Golden Touch 'e Stw. 175; See At SANFORD SEWING CENTER 301 Fat! 1sf St., Downtown )?2.411 EvesIé$1114 3 bedroom. 1', bath on cw'n.r lot. $11,900. Existing, 516,500, 7 pct. tg, 3731602 Id, Sanford, Fl. 51—Househd Goods ASSUME PAYMENTS 7571 Park Dr 372 2111 REALTOR AFTER P'45 . 3779711 322044$ 32 3991 lovely home in beautiful ldyllwilde. Natural stone front, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, family room with fireplace, near Schools, country club, and shopping Assumable mortgage FiSh from your own dock, boat ,,nd ski in loviy St Johns River, 2 bedroom mobile home with large screened patio Owner will finance - Jim Hunt Realty rt43inn Fishing is Great 7 Bedrooms, 44*12' corner lot, ac Cr15 to club house and pool Adults only 313 S13i *Did You Know?* e hase spotless apis . a manager who loves people, budget stretching rent Also unlurn 1100 rovi GAI4DE?4 /.P IS 300 Ii Airport Blvd 373 1340 1 I 35—Mb11e Home Lots Off lce't or Small Store Buildings 3771317 Payton Realty DeOary.Aduttt Lovely large I bedroom air, ideal for retired PerSOnS 64.1 6.IR 32? lOSi __________________________ . - LONGW000.- Hwy 477, North, $00 Sq Ft flays Zoned N 1 1317335 __ e & Two fleØrrwiiim 'ioartmentsp. houses ______ _________________ _________________________ 131 5727 Sanford I BR Furnished apis. Quiet nighhochood. Plo pets Deposit rcciuirrcl $31 09'0 (PIS . ______________ BROKERS Days 3776173 Nights 372 5121 or 377.7357 CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR WEKIVA RIVER S Adult mobile home village, unoer large Shady otks on the scenic Wekiva Modern clean interiors, from $110. S Ni. W of Sanford. 372 1470 41—Houses ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. 7 Bedroom, fenced yard. $175 mo Adults prof erred 373 5551 or 3776670 (oomfurnlshe"dduplex 24th St. 1st and last Mo plus $30 deposit, 1 :hild, rio pets After 3, 373 5611. Rentals 30't'3ett5 7 Bedroom furniShed housi, fan, mature adults Only $100 mo. 150 utility S. damage deposit, Plo pets 377 I9$ , You can get a fair price v,ten you vertise your "don't needs" i.* the Want Adt 24—Business AVALON APAqTMT5 ADULTS, NO PETS 1)6W 2nd St Evening H.ra 41—Houses / - Home improvements Lawn Care '.'arsonGermanelt Painting. Remodeling Licensed. Bond I31)so5 Lean Care. mowing. tirn Piedq" etc. $2 miminum charge Saniorci Area, 37)9197 Pemodelng, Additions. Custom Work Licensed. Bonded. Free estimate 373 603*. ''' — ____ RUDDY'S HOMEIMPROvEliENT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS 3221331 InterIor, Exterior Plastering. Plaster patching 5. simulated brick & stOne specialty 377 27K) 'TOPINC; IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW Call 3272611 or $31 9993. ift station and force roan n'stal(,t Ion. concrete foundation work for signs, equipment, pump's. etc Underground or above ground storage tanks. Dowatering, e cavation, drive way Culvert pipe's arid head walls, retaining walls Keith P. Smith Constructi inc 305 ft 5t,.'. 7 Bill's Lawn Service Mowinq. Edging Frtetst,mates 37) 1351 Unwanted itr's hauled free Jni, a Cick up load, yard trash 54 a load $634306 _________________________ lawns Mowed, trash hatjled, thai saw v,ork Very re,,ctr,bir 377 1509, to,t'rn.' __________________________________ 1' Expert rcil repr I i.i? ?C0"sCr n All .s;r, — L.)rJrteed 32) 6/CO ___________________________ ______________________ Pest Control ART "ROY tI PEST COt'ITRO' 7547 Park U'..' 8885 — Pet C3re PIT RES' ii i;.,,.... �____ - - - - - - -- I I - - -t - - - - .,• - - -' --- W. ]IT - WOMEN Monda y, May Sel7S-12A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. a, Headstart To Host Open House _ On May 14, the Seminole Child Development of Health children from the prenatal Head Start Programs to use meet the varied needs of period through age eight. County Head Start Program Education, and Welfare, these new Experimental ap- communities and of individual will join thousands of Head . "We're encouraging local proaches," Robinson said, "to children and Uwlr famille3. Start Programs across the Reviewing the program's country in celebrating Head rnplizhmcnts, National Start's 10th Anniversary, as Head Start Director Jame.,L part of National Head Start Robinson recently said, "Head DRY. Stwtcontinues tobcaninThis event will honor the novative and experimental Heading the delegation were Bustcr in membership and in i Nationwide Head Start program During the past 00 ate Seam Squirrel (commander) all programs of the state John Program for preschool children decade, It has had a dramatic Donald Lavery and Katherine B. Bacon, incoming hide from low-income families. impact on services for Ch1kITJ The Friends of the Orlando Mdflenry, president of the Gimlet Junior vlce-presldcnt), Since its establishment in 1965, throughout the country — and Public Library will hold the Auxiliary. Others Included the Pup-Tent 42 was one of two Head Start has provided on the entire child development 5th Annual Used Book Sale at Helen BaL-on, Dorothy Drew, Cooties recognized for their comprehensive health, field. Head Start has pioneered the Winter Park Mail, May 8, 9 Laura Lavery, Carolyn outstanding work during the t-ducational and social services such new concepts as parent and 10 from 10 am, to 9 p.m. DeVary, Florence Walker of the year. to more than five million Involvement in planring The book sale is the V FW local Post and Auxiliary.Joint installation ceremonies children and their families. educational programs, and the c!mInationof one year's effort Also, Reese McKeurley, Ed followed with to Deltona employment of nonprofessional of hundreds of people who have Mchlenry, John Bacon, William residents being installed To celebrate Head Start Da) classroom aides it continues to collected or priced and Erwin \ arsch iuer John Bacon as Scholarship Ioall theSeminole Countyb. the largest health carecatalogued th i))JkS 1 F red Drewand William ihairnwn and Stanley ihoinas, Head Start Centers will hold an program for preschool children CNA Corporation has donated Jenkins, all officers of the Boll Weevil 8, as Provost open house for community in the Nation" half a floor of their building to MOC The meeting of the Marshal residents and will also set up Friends of the Library where Auxiliary, held in the Tiffany each center exhibits of painOver the ast seven years, the operation was conducted, Room was presided over by tings done b% its He:d ' Jennn nPident Garden Clubs Children, number of experimental credibly low, so be sure to come Among the awards won by the The 1975 Spring Presi&.'ts Portia D. Spencer, director of programs, including Parent early and browse. local Cootie Auxiliary were: Conference for District VII of Head Start, said that the and Child Centers, for families first place for its publicity book, the Florida Federation of establishment of a Head Start with children under age three; Cooties a check for lO; third place in Garden Clubs will be held program here In 1%$, has Home Start, a program Using sthte for scrap book, a personal Wednesday. Kissimmee improved services for children paraprofessional visitors who The Grand Convention of the gift from the state chairman; Garden Club will host the and families in the community. work with parents and children Military Order of Coolies held and a citation for being 1(X) per conference at the First Project Head Start, Launched in the home; and the Child and recently at the Hilton Inn South cent in membership. Methodist Church in Kissimby the U.S. Office of Economic Family Resource Program, in Orlando, was attended by In the men's convention, the mee. Opportunity in 1965, is now which makes child develop- many members of the local local Pup-Tent 42, was cited for The incoming and outgoing administered by the Office of ment services available to Gnats 42 and Its Auxiliary, being 100 per cent and a Quota presidents of the six-cotinty area which comprises District OF VII will be in attendance, as well as State and District chairmen and District direc- I Club Notes Sanford VFW Post 10108 Instals - -- - - -- e - •?. :-. - ' — - - a - - I t - J, ih1L21p ll._ • I 1 fljr p — a - - - . - -.- - - II J - - 1 gas ----- --------.-- O)L) - , -, LU - GRADUATES CELEBRATE 1 C W _7W G) 1 4 - E 3! '1 I I . -tit l inner F J . m - Mrs Jame1Lash(cnkr)wuamoogthemanyfr.,ijg. hors and relatives who visited Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Pain, X2111 Elm Ave..Su1ordchar1nj their open home SmdayaIteoon.The couple, who are retired after serving as miu!onarles In Latin America for more than 40 years, recently moved to Sanford from Miami. Their daughter, Mn, Dale Keiter and her two children live in Orlando. (Herald Photo By Cecella Farmer) ) L() WrzOC C.. Ln 0cc 'Io LLJ o*o- _cw 0 o . C1 V ' W e Can H elp You Find Your Dream House in V.' a 2f ________ p7FI Ii. C w Fir- I _ / JIlvIi - E= l g2 1 RACK or-it t Shorts $400 Vicky Sportswear - I inf - & SUMMER LINE Dirir - Ship 'N Shore Blouses Lnnn = i- ASMU $550 and up $5O - -r -- - MIA .0' UI -o C $ fA EH ___ $2999 3 PC. SUITS 3 Pc. PANT SUITS , 0 .2 0 . w .2 w ' lTi WNK-N-STEIN White Stag Blouses -, - _*- Id) Ifl0 .s- - WATCH *FOR Read HOME-Evety Sunday -— - C C SALE S 2 PC. DRESSES JACKET DRESSES ----- >C) c.c= : Ifi ci \ji Jf JIJII!JIiJ(Jfl &U9W - C Lcnj 2 ' a.' 70 E '-c'a.' r-.' " L) V) CO >U U Z.JaLi. tv *I - ..3. t 0 & o litC V .2 .c'D:' UL ,CVOfl---7 'V.. - &\ SALE t :-::: - MOT It 4A IV : >.,.... :>.. a' A&V E EEEE E ci *ncici . Q — 0 Ln ..t, 1a:) a — 00 . . . . . . U Craftsmen from throughout Florida are preparing for the 5th Annual Crafts Show at the Winter Park Mall May 16 & 17 The Lutheran Church Women of Good Shepherd Lutheran Church of Sanford will hold a Mother and Daughter covered dish dinner Friday at 6:30 p.m. Mrs. William Smith is In charge. Entertainment will follow the dinner. 0 LU I Church urc, C,) a) - Swimming, skllng and a hamburger cookout were the order ol the day, Saturday afternoon, when Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wheichel, 21 Lake Mary Blvd., hosted a graduation party for Kill Whelchel, (center) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Whelche1, Judy Swain (left) daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Swain and Monica Rowe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Rowe. Sixty guests attended. - ".f Junior Auxiliary officers include (top, from left) Amy LeFt!,, were (bottom, from left) Merrlan Bittern, two-year trustee; patriedc Wstructor; Barbara Miller, jmdw vice preddent; Nell Kader, three-year trustee; Nin Crouse, conductress: Michelle Evenly, secretary.treuurei; Linda ZemeJda, Marge Miller, treasurer; Willie Mae Prekoacb, senior vke president; Mary Am Crouse, senior vice presIded; Tammy president; Anna Campbell, president; Eva Wynn, junior vice Humphrey, charlaln; Laura Zeme$a, conthactreu and Karen president; Mary Takin, chaplain; Grace Zemejda, secretary; Zemcjda, guard. OffIcerb Installed In the Women's Mvfttary Fern Ram, guard and Med Benare, one-year trustee, ' C,) cc -_- There are still some spaces aatlableandanyonewishlngto NEWCOMERS' enter the show may register by contacting the Winter Park Mall Merchants Association. OPEN HOUSE q 0 x - The show will be open to the public from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. and from 10amo6 p.m. Saturday. \ ---- C,) I Crafts Show .- - U- - J'1 Clubs ab I - E. 1. P. (Environmental Improvement am) Awards will be presented by the Sears and Roebuck representative arid Mrs. Karen Jones of the Flagship Bank of Orlando will speak on "Glen Glitter," and explain an anti. litter contest that the Flagship Bank is sponsoring. Mrs. Charles Vale ofOrlando is director-elect of District V11. Florida Federation of Garden -- -. 1%% CL I ° oL —) Jill U78 ______ a,' I; L. , ______________ " -- �.--..-..- •r ---------1... - - --.--------- - - -. --- I Ii!! CL I ) cr JI1!IIt E 13 Is FR I a -IT gO Aft 44C 513 C i;r dfH!t1i1 9 Ez it mn ). 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U o _110 cc �4 ii 67th Year, No. 221—Tuesday, May 6 1975 p Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents Cl) C/) z na Sanford Threatens Lake Mary With Suit Over Land 0 -1 ' I po By MICK LOCHRIDGE Herald Staff Writer nz< 0 5> ) E 1 Sanford City Commissioners plan to sue Lake Mary or"r ownership of more than 300 acres of land if Lake Mary officials refuse to de-annex the property. Sanford City Attorney Vernon Mize yesterday was instructed by Commission to "pursue" with Lake Mary's attoney the alternative of a court suit. Sanford annexed the land in 1973, one month (ID before the state legislature approved Lake Mary's incorporation. Lake Mary's boundaries included the same large tract of land. The land, owned by Southward Investment and Realty and Jeno Paulucci Enterprises, is located north of Lake Mary and west of Sanford, near the Mayfair County Club. Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin, in an opinion requested by the county property appraiser, said the property was still in Lake Mary hpj'aiiqp an net by the legislature "super.wdes" Sanford's annexation ordinance, Commissioners told Mize to make it clear to Lake Mary City Attorney Gary Massey that If Lake Mary did not give up the land, the two municipalities will wind up in court. "It would make an interesting law suit," Mize said. In a written opinion on the Issue, Mize stated "flue City of Sanford would have a reasonable chance of success in seeking :i hidicfiil determination that the annexation.. took precedence over ffie inclusion of the property in the City of Lake Mary." Mize based his opinion on the fact that the land was annexed into Sanford before Lake Mary was incorporated, Meanwhile, the county tax collector has begun to rt'jistribute the taxes collected by Sanford on the property and to give the taxes to Lake Mari and refund the difference to the property owners. The suit, if filed, would be between the two municipalities and would not include the property owners, But Stenstrom said one of the owners has refused to cooperate with the tax collector t.ecause the owner feels he is still in the City of Sanford. But, commissioner Julian Stenstrom said that one Since Sanford has annexed the property Paulucci had two sections of land rezoned to rectricted commercial and multi-family residential districts. nonertv owner intended to izet involved in a law — sWt. U.S. Attorney On Tour A \I R r),q ., ci ,.. n wn r] Dnfn n"r ht c . cuI ) By ED PRICKETT HeraldStalf Writer Tom Keeley, deputy chiet of School Board Atty. Doug on the word from Washington. which resulted in an estimated the department's education Stenstrom said his office exBlack leaders From the 90 per cent absenteeism by -section, said a trial attorney is pect.s to speak to Dougherty Rosenwald area filed a corn- black students during all three An attorney for the U S in search of additional in earl) tomorro'i Ster.trom saId plaint with the Justice days of the boycott Justice Department, the formation concerning conversations with Dougherty I)epartment after the School Now, School Supt. Bud Layer agency that is to make a Rosenwald 'didn't indicate he had made Board voted to close the all. awaits the final disposition decision on whether to close black school and turn it into a from the Justice Department However, Keeley said Burt any decision" Rosenwald Elementary School, Dougherty has made no School officials eagerly await facility for the handicapped before appointing new prin is in Florida on a fact-finding decision on the contro versial a decision on Rosenwald The School Board decision cipals for two schools that will prompted a three-day boycott open for the first time next tour, Washington officials Issue, even though one was because many items of tin co nf irmed today. expected by today or tomorrow. portance like zone lines huige of Sem nole County schools year. And soi° 208 teachers Traffic is proceeding through First Street and French Avenue despite an out-of-order traffic light at haven't been approved for thebusylnteriection.Engiueersarehopingthellghtwlllbeworkfngcorreetlytomorrnw xt r. Once the is - s tv,c Z CL soft a- IWAI W • J a) i 04 I - 0 'l 4 ;~A I 0 r ' C ' - 4 -S a - Cl) - . J -I 0 -I 0) 1 - 0 i Un posted' Speed Enforcement Set E Z t school 4) %0 officials can begin rehiring **4 By JANE CASSELBERRY 4 • hid the license plate so that his wife could city had a 20 mph speed linut with the Herald Staff Writer not get the number, he added. He was exception of SR 427 and Tuscawilla Road. The speed limit was raised to2s mph on WINTER SPRINGS — City Attorney told the police would enforce the 2omiles Newman Brock advised Monday night per hour speed limit. Sheoah Boulevard, Moss Road from SR Mayor Troy Piland said he has 419 to Tradewinds, South Edgemon from that Winter Springs police could arrest received several complaints that the Gee Creek to Serninola Boulevard and in speeders in the Tuswi a lla section of pollee are operating radar at 3 a.m. In The Ranchlands. Winter Springs City in spite of the fact the city limits and certain areas of the city. "It was my Boulevard was changed to 30 mph. speed units are not posted by signs. impression the radar was to be used in Developers will be notified to install Jim Stringer of 1204 Howell Creek Drive, complained of speeders on his areas where there are problems rather regulation speed limit signs in their street saying the school bus drivers were than as a revenue producing device," developments posting the new speeds. the worst offenders, lie reported a Piland told Police Commissioner John Public Works Commissioner Irene Van Daniels. Eepoel reminded the C lab. did t foreign sports car had gone out of con. Council acted on speed limit changes have signs In Mock and needed l,200 to trol, running through hIs yard knocking down shrubbery and ended up in the next rectunnnded by Police Chief John purchase signa needed at present in meet lot. The young men ln the car allegedly Govoruhk. Prior to this all streets lnthe regulaUonL those teachers for the new • Signal Controller I P P t 19 schools. Again, that decision awaits a ruling from the Justice Department. • IS Also, parents in South I Sen nule are eager to ht reKMIS of the ruling because It will determine which school The traffic li ght at French because the signal light Is Seminole County Traffic their children will attend next Avenue and First Street should flashing amber on French Engineer Clifton Scott inade the year. As it stands now, the blacks ck in operation no later Avenue and red on First Street: decision to ship the little box to will be bused Out of Rosenwald than tomorrow, the factory in Jacksonville for a me ,about During the wait, here's the to Casselberry Elementary. . *3)0-1300 o ve rhaul. ,, ,: 1 I&U 4 dUi(J L, UUI ii IOU I h..k' A .1 fl IU1IU '''°° the L.% UY story more expensive was acting up A goal i*'lcc considering a the SchocI Board over protest Crouse-Hindes Signal Con. , Crouse4findes hu a price bylayrr,who wanted blacks troller and remember the • Ug of $45N "Th tranderred to the new Lake traffic on First Street ita ic ' r*veral f'1iIe attempts sc; ' '' traffic on French Avenue to repair the controller, Orients Anyway, Scott said the controller should be back in town either today or tomorrow and would be put back in operation immediately. f. , , ' - """ County Effort 'Obsolete'By 1977 1' Floyd0 PIanni 'l ng Not Answer To Growth Woes 0 detector bops In the road to seven elements of th rn e co . subdivision regulations. time and phase the signalling s tudies finished, it will be obsolete In "As long as planning pleted CALNO study were Longwood City Clerk Onnie are put on the shelf, nct used, sequence. short order and chances are flue delivered to the other three Shornate said copies of part of the money spent is gone down plan will be placed on a shelf The several-years-old con. cities Anyone who stands up and and never - Casselberry, the study reports were the drain" he added troller was picking up false says the proposed countywide Longwood and Winter Springs. delivered to her city hall office Hanson said today 50 sets of "Everybody is hooting and land planning effort is the hollerin little more than a year ago, goverratient through the state Most of these copies have by an elected official, last week, the studies were nrinted last information and turning the g, the answer to the county's growth band after two years of study, Department of Community mysteriously disappeared, but the set did not include all year. Some 22 copies were bus, intersection into a slow on for planning. That four-way stop. according to officials in the seven elements. problems "is whistling Dixie Affairs, forwar ded to various state and the thing now I3ut planning Is planner Harland Hanson turned cities. At least most of the ofand trying to fool someone," federal agencies while 28 sets But little-complaining San. a continued process that must over to Floyd, as chatiman of The remaining cots were ficials have not seen all the Altamonte Springs Mayor Council of LocaLl the CALNO Longwood's zoning board, were provided to the four cities. ford drivers maintained a recently named the city's go with progress," the first elements. Norman Floyd said today. Governments, a seven-part per Floyd said some thought passive attitude about the planning agency under the term mayor said. capita basis. Floyd said if the plan, package of planning studies for • Casselberry's city planner, comprehensive land planning should be given by various city broken-down light, as Scott said The Altamonte Spr ngs ty Dale MacMahan, who is also act, has been asking for copies officials to contacting former he had received tittle feedback required by law to be completed Just how much attention is the four-city South Seminole Council during the time funding the city's representative of bodies by the governmental units In given by governing to area. the of all elements of the CAI.NO officers to make the sets and heard of no traffic population and applications were being Seminole by 1977, is ever planning? available to current officials, problems. 'Fhe studies — sent technical coordinating corn. study for more than a year. into the ta s te by the CALNO imuitt employment forecast, land ee on land use planning, Floyd said today most of the ' existing and proposed, Council of Lical (,o',ernimucnts, said today he has never seen the information included in the c i i d mnunity (ucilities in relation to inter-governmental organiz- study could be used to complete complete land use planning fire protection, recreation, ation study nor the capital the planning required by the water and sewer facillUes, a studies and prepare a zoning improvements program state law passed !ast year. proposed zoning ordinance, ordinance for Altamonte in- recommendation. "Like anything else," Floyd subdivision dividually. The city adopted proposed Winter Springs Council said, "sortie phases would have Bike-A-Thon Winners regulations, intergovernmental both within months of their member Irene Van Eepoel, also to be updated. completion. organization, housing element on the technical coordinating "I cannot under3tand a city Winners of the Optimist Club jike-A-non are and capital improvements Th is information was used as committee, told Th e herald losing or doing away with the featured In Today's Herald Story,' pi rc ture on page 3-A Ubert T. Besserer, today she has seen only the three or more complete sets programs were funded in part of the CALNO study. administrator of Sanford's Floyd said today copies of all proposed zoning ordinance and given them." he said. major part by the Federal Seminole Memorial hlosiital was elected president of the Casselberry extends its Sunday liquor laws so that Southeastern Ilospital now it's legal for establishments to sell alcohol from I Conferencs, at the Con. p.m. to midnigh t. See Story, page $-A. cence $ 38th annual Austin Guirlinger, president morning was made by City mee ting n New Orleans. of Cardinal Industries, this Commissioner Julian StenThe Southeastern morning said he intends to be has accepted a fullstrum, Ikpital Conference held cautious with the operation relations time job as the largest medical ethib't Slammin' Sam Snead is Featured on today's sports the new Sanford modular 0 I. ar • irecor v.1 and health-oriented the to taking as he appears 1,640,000 shots after pages plant. — apartment co Guirlinger presented a slide education al program ever on page B. professional golf tour. Story, pictures lide Guirlinger deli ve red • -4 show and narration describing assembled in the — presentation and answere d the step-by-step method in Southeastern U.S. with q estions during the Greater iich apartment units are 11%k hospital adnford ts anhospital p Personalth Break IItL Lt nt By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer ______ a ca tit n M 'n eta f/ 0 Z Q I XI... ic t_,l I'll 06 —1 0 In omm 5 VI T1 o -' • . ' 0 A (D ) __ a M m ,- ' Liquor Laws Exte ID VD Cr to , Or ZI • 0 Z.< OOflzC ip I> U m :10 n 0 Besserer Heads Hospita Grou - nded ' - • . I Slammin' Sam Featured I F ----.. who - T a. DO n Cardinal Industries 'To Grow Slowl 111M o X1 L.?Z—.. '2 I A X Z —. one i rvi 'c ss de Today _ .. IF _____________________________________________________ 00 • 20 Pill ry 00 i 0' CL E 0 4/ %0 4A::E Analysis is , rn 9 VP 1 The function of the controller is to pick up signals from the - . ___________ •_:. 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Thurid.y,May , 1, 1973 BEETLE BAILEY A &A% F) ) I.IOE TG t / 1 Turn., WIN AT BRIDGE Mod Walker T MILK, I%tO'N Dick by CARNIVAL 8', OSWAI.t) and JAMES JACOBY ( ______________________ deuce of diamonds. Ifis plan NORTH A A 106 king and led out the queen and trumps, follow ed by a jac diamond to dummy's ace.Then bog WEST EAST 67th Yeai, No. 218—Friday, May 2, 1975 a : foiled this by producing the V 64 i%75 2 — by D~_Y_e Graue W4AT'S I KNOW WEVE HERE, MUST KAVE SPOMD BS CRA~NLI CLOSING OFF TAAT 001"! GUARDS IN~4 us.... 0FWEIW TH MiE ENERGIZ."XiENTS. ING CIENMR! — . . . ___ a 'i Writ North East -\ .i.) 4. f ir 1 - I l.U1L1.,.& .1 V 3, 1 Rs Piss Pass 1 T"J- " Opening lead K - 4, _____________ ..•V_A ',• North I'.asi ' . ,' ... % South THE BORN LOSER by Art Sonsom 1 PEFORT CWD tS PIJIU HeATIPJ6! IL I - 1) A I Q 9 8 5 A 2 • K 4 A A 93 7 What do 300 do now' our hand looks quite good. "George Perkins, you've come a long way since you were in my 7th grade class, but you still can't spell!" - an By Roger FUNNY BUSINESS , tillim _______________ 4. - — - .. HE'S .1107 WJJCH C)F WTER, wr,HEI s GOT OM. .ECK' —' TODAY'S QUESTION would hold the club ace. Instead of bidding two spades Pete saw some chance to dis- your partner has bid two diamends. card a club on dummy's fourth over your two clubs. What do you (10 diamond and decided to start now Answer romorrow preparing for operation Jet. tison. Ile let West hold the first Send S1 tof AC08Y MODERN spade East played the three, boo* to, "Win at Bfidgs, -(c/lo Mis but West continued with the newspapot), P.0 Box 489. Radio queen so that Pete knew where CityStatsonNwYotkNV1G19 the Jack would show up. lie won and promptly led dummy's IiAIn,I:',TI:1ufticI: ASV — KAM' ____ Pete always counted losers. lie timist could count just one clu . but Pete was sure that West 11M Wr 1?.'J..L C)5! Pes~iruistic Pete 1(,H,k(,(l over the dunimy and counted losers lla, .;; I XT 1"ISN P.m 2 A You. South, hold: counted &e spade, one dia• pi- A r t 1l f iupasc liiied csterda) during talks between the School Board and representatives of Seminole Cou?ity's teachers' association over whether grievance procedures are a two-way street" Hie School Board's chief negoliator, I larry Pelley, took a staunch stand on the issue and told negotiators from the Seminole Education Association (SEA) that unless administrators are allowed to grieve the same as teachers "we are at impasse." Instead of going to "impasse," however, o earns controversial section of SEA 's 75-page propsal on grievance procedures and " ByO's'ald& James Jacoby OF COLORFUL ARM _______ ________ i" 40 Motorists passing the totersection of U.S. 17-92 and Airport Boulevard recently were attracted by this display of velour paintings from Jerusalem. ArtlstAbraharn Brdwan~ former resident ofierusalem presently resides titlampa and makes trips throughout the state vending his artis tic talent, (Herald DISPLAY Photo by Bill Vincent) .—. P u t u c oo a1k 7~ ____ A I By FD PRICK E [Irrald Staff Writer The bidding has been: flest I 1ex Jb evance ss e si 5- 0777 ~, " .: T, i Wi 1 South 'A i V I 1 hlIL lay down his n ace of clubs and set up Pete's king. or h6 could lead a spade for a ruff and a club discard East-West vulnerable G r h is choice of wa ys to let Pete make his contract. lie could lead a diamond and law ,'4n4 '14 - 1'v9) 1~s -n kiE- To USE: 114 G WEAPON, CUSSLE Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 10 Cents CDBPk N'./E 752 ALLEY OOP 1c1 BMQ of spades SOUTII ID al 4 2 VAQJ953 i H Ø,g agreed to discuss ethcr matters. All along, it has been SEA's contention that school administrators have the right t grieve, but SEA has steadfastly refused to include that right In the COfl tract being negotiated on behalf of the county's teachers. "They always have been able to do that," said Bill Moore, an SEA team said he will demand that administrators be afforded the right to grieve in the SEA contract and vowed not to back down "under any circumstances," Actual!), the Issue revolves around an interpre ta tion of the law. Pelley feels the lay, affords principals and ad ministrators the right to grieve, but SEA's top spokesman, Ste ven Rosenthal , meinlx~r. Ile sdid school offici:d.9 already can chastise or reprimand teachers at says a "two-way street" already exL%L, and that inclusion of school officials in will and that SEA wants to pass some of that authority over to teachers as we ll. "We agree they've got the right," SEA team member Rick Mossman said. And a third SEA negotiator, Susan Smith, said that "teachers never have had any recourse or had equal opportunity." But Pelley said he couldn't "cornpromise the Board of Education" and the SEA contract ' would be "Illegal' Pelly's latest counter proposal to SEA, one they will not accept, states: "71* association reccgnizes that the Board, being a party to this agreement may also hold claim to a dispute involving interpre tati on of application of th is 'r- To Use Satellites In Study I a (Contlnued On P2ge2-Ai pvUlr CAMPUS CLATTER with BIMO BURNS DOONESBURY by Larry Lewis LCOut. ,'Ot..' iSSuE' \ ONE TO SHAR' ) REGAD'MG A TEMPORARY 5-1 " ORCER,SI... by Garry Trudeau ( iiwvth I 1'RX)IIA$T J / WMr V WAN ctav' çypp, / - t e.4 ----- ITS A sWP i cor\ AT THE LAST MEEI1NG CF OLLIZ. MMTE SETTER &AT it, MR. TUMBLEWEED orLL )r iY THIS 1 - FLAPW! by T .K. Ryan ''' LOOKING FOR, LIM17117 ly Kerrher outlined a tenthth SWIP, C501TA FLASH FF-R YAi C"CT Wsr's k NO F% IVA& L 0 Chic Young ( r'S BEAUTIFUL! - I BOuGI.4'r _____ 1 - PiArrR Iø.cf MUCH CAN! I4ELPIT IF Jill' \VU PAID FO i'T I NAPPEN s... IT WAS IN A REAL PRISCILLAC 'Dttp S.,__ TDOAX. CAR TODAY IT' ________________________ THAT'LL OKAY IX Ti-405 E tAlCE! IL ts What OLIVER Z'. SIC EMI 3 fl at'. naing me o do cat's ' Y / \4zJ '- II ---" y( (ç - t '' ''.' 3 ('T If i7l 5'z / T ____ M 4. / COMMEMORATIVE M1 e— . . IIAi'V I - I I'ThI I kl \ • ...__.IJJ by Dick Covelli - "- SICENTENMAL I'll be Like Ow people who Pomp, ceremony and a resmumUng fanfare from Sanford Naval Academy's Color Guard bid Barbara Muller bon voyage wben she set out from Sernimle County Courthouse -esterday on her 1,Mmfle commemorative "walk" to Philadelphia, a Bicen• tennial project. County Bicentennial Committee Chairman Jack Bonier, (top, left) admires the red. white and blue painted van which will carry Barbara through the empty miles, hlk Sanford Njayor Let Sloore inspects the backpack sbe will tote "hue gathering American folk lore In towns along tha. WaY-SNA Color tGuard, i from left) Bill La4sr.. lfiill;~ .1_49w. I . • • ." of WINTHROP . .: 07,11 P. - ,' -) - - omery . 0 0 _.-.'i1c__iIL 1 // k r X - - I'LL LOCK THE DO& IN THE CELLAR' j PR o ted u First-hand field work is then Ifl this week. d di rec ting county in excLange for paving commitment Then ," Floyd said, The Mayor was also given ( jp to relate ft print r' -ou I •i work. "i rema rks '0 .' un Commission Chair. Co ty assurance that the technical actual 'round typography. Floyd said while the county Once correlations are made, man Sid Vihlen Jr. caUed a c011imissioners present coordinating committee on land ok possession of the tree planning, appointed computer mapping techniques solid good idea Mayor orrnan Vihien, Mike Hattawa, Barr) to by the local Dick planter, it has completed one and can then be constructed, ac, Floyd's suggestion that the Kwiatkowski Legislative Delegation, will half the promised paving — cording to Kercher. county give thought in future Williams — "if You want to get have no part in deciding where Road The final maps can help the purchases around the M on tg of fire eq uipment for Into mutual aid. muney wi ll be approved for county in land use planning, as well as in the more exact the district that comprises the cities in the larxi planningThe discussion began with fireThe house. Mayor said County Road establishment of flood prone county's unincorporated areas Hattaway's urging the city Seminole's seven cities and to Superintendent J. C. Lavender to fire-fighting equipment the areas. sign a mutual aid agreement told him the county have jointly applied pavi ng of Kercher said that ft ad- cities do not have. %ith the County Fire Depart- parking area at the Mon. studies for state-federal required funding for vantoge of the satellite cornmerit. "I am looking toward the by the land puter ma" over conventiona. 1 "Get the costly items of time when the nearest firefight- tgoinery Road fire house cost ecial C aerial photographs Is that the) equipment. Floyd suggested, . ,, a fire, unit bull respond to ing The technical committee, are ta ken every sear. As such mentioning in particular aerialthere is not sufficient cred it he said. the changes in the land surface coming from the tree planter to chaired by Sanford City hook and kidder trucks. Noting more apparent can Floyd answered that mutual do the additional pa ving at the M anager F (Pete) now CS when differences are compared the South Seminole cities have includes delegates from each of no arcial equipment, Floyd said aid with I he county by the city's public safety complex west of In the annual satellite maps. the seven cities and the county. Another distinct advantage is the count should consider this fire department would at this Sit 427. time be a "one-sided thing." What do )OU tiae to offer, except manpower " Floyd i asked L Al 1/ermr _______________________ ________________________ ________________________ I when he explained how the chaw pumper trueb. n=0nhWWint1WcItW8.'I P--A; sup upAri parldrig lots and county could benefit from City Commissioner Cal of a stwy leading to clawAY repoawm cara." Floyd said, 5atelhte data. "llicy have light county ouRht purchase of eqtdpni;!nt to coin- "and take back the tree planter. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS sensors (on the satellites) DeVoney said the We can't help it if Lavender which sense reflectory patterns Action which may ultimBtelY to start moving toward a total pliment the city equipment. made a mistake in his cost on the greund. The patterns are end with county wide con- fire department for the whole In other business at the joint estimates." related to ground computers solidated fire protection in county. "I think we are getting city-county meeting, Floyd and come out In the form of Vihlen agreed, saying Seminole was suggesW by to the point where we can begin facetiously threatened to computer print-outs, rather Lavender would be instructed than photographs, Kercher Mayor Norman Floyd at a joint — the tinw to look atcon. repossess a treeplanting the city to the to complete the county's city-county ectrurnission meet- solidation." DeVoney said. said. machine given by Ate BLONDIE dea S UII By DONNA M-THS Herald Staff Writer c-)mmis3ion several weeks ago, ... M'CONWK 4V I II K'rcher. — 0! .1 Could Bring Consolidation byH.imdahl&Stoffel H.E 'iW A. &JG5, A MEAL FT ftR.A IcIN(,/ I Planners 7 NASA satellites that fly over county. The BethuneCookman expense to that county. approval will probably not be Florida every nine days might set-up could be more expensive Utilization of the "eye-in-theDr. Thomas, Kercher said, brought before the Board until be used in the near future to since it is privately mintained, sky" maps might aLw be made might be able to begin working more informaition can be gained help Seminole County planners according to Kercher. by agriculture specialists, work out a tentative program about the twc' current satellite Interpret local typography. Dr. Garland Thomas, a Kercher said, but he admits with Seminole County for the programs, Kercher said. Two projects Involving the satelUtesart currentlygoing one through Br en I t county planning and another ftough BethuneCookinum College, according to Seminole Assistant Planner Bill f' ( BUGSBUNNY I that the satellite maps would NASA-employed engineer, is that most of the satellite-mp use of the maps as early as this cost little or nothing through the assigned to the Brevard county work is still in the "early summer. NASA-run program in Brevard planning department at little stages." A final plan for commission Herald Stall Writer AWMWVOW! saw ME I jjz -jpi A HO aV AX- rn - By BILL BELLEVILLE 7~10 iACE) cuW At" A7 ffUMS AW ZLP' y,/57tf XIr91'.?f so X" 5W50 IJII)W,4iV71 /I1J fl* Aid Coun ( 'L _ ..---. .•..' it '..; ., - WI D LIKE MEE E-l"MYCAT, "CYRANO.0 rM ... H05 174A715 7HE WAY PCP 5AA ILE.E ., Wl-iEN HE~~ VA~R~N& ON 6MILIN0! ARCHIE by Bob Montana THE END RESULT OF THIS __________________ H15 INCQ',AE 74)( BOILING ROSE PETALS TO TMrhIjg5 EXPERIMENT MLL BE A MOST PLEASANT PERFUME! I HATE My&er WHEN I SAY 43 tIRE NOT - PAL Of IS 2 0 VX UJ CAPTAIN EASY PID YOU SAY.-MR9 ETHE8EgTA VAN PEW OF THE SANKMJ' VAN ALL MN5P1J,J HER ON. PEWf' t"Y . by OF OF ENPOWIN6 THE LOYE- ~ "AR LADY! HE LOTLJ9 CULT ',sin MY A LECTUgE ENTIR. FORTUNE:,..-1 oti THl MAY 15EN0 my Crooks & L Lawrence .- FFEUFO • - POWERAVI ANP FLEAI&E mimp ni UK A AV IC) EARRAII6E Hi CH(PLJLE: ,,.. -. & MEEK by Howl. Schneider P AS t ... I What are the ingredients for a successful garden7 According to Anne Wickliffe of Casselberr) it takes hard work, manure and a lot of prayer. In Sunday's Seminole Magazine we toast this enthusiastic proponent of organic gardening with carrot juice of course' ______________ j . Growing A Garden / — kW OM OF TFG F"Sr H ERE Cc.SS r't I Geneva-Ovied o OF A FFEC ASTA4F r o- _ Index - r'T i I 1 L i PUT 4* OWM AS p Ptc'ris YHI PIHV$ - - SHORT RIBS by Frank - ap Titan WHO 011HE WITH 1041tp SUT AS HOLD11idd ( AI - Hill SMIPATHAILIllidta '--- ,-..11 ' 1111111110 ___ J4146 - ,"- . -. - .- - -. - - .- - -s - p ------ .: . . -. •' - SA.C K Di, L"'lit Editorial Horoscope 4A AB $A Obituaries Sports Television ' ' ti, .' - *- -- - _____ . - . . mnlv tni. W . Inwi In the S0 Rain probabllit) 20 per cent through Saturday. Complete iteather details as well as % eekend tides at Da)lona Reach on Page 5 A. - - - - -- '- -.'1-—.— r---p---. -. -- •Vt. . , p -----. - ---- . Vihlen said the County Com- missIn: voted this week to provide mutual aid to the cities e ven where for'r&al agreements do not exist 8A Yesterday's hlghQ .4 low this morning 64. RaInfall .72. Fair to partly cloudy and wann through Saturday. Slight chance of afterliwn thundershowers. Wami with Wghs - ,_ . 313 eight fire apparatus on hand. %VEATIIER - 4-SB thward for the intrepid traeller. - ' Longwood Plans Bicentennial Kickoff Parade 1.0i NG #WOOD— Plans for a Commissioner John KimJoe Pavone, city bicentennial solemn and dignified occasion of t1w parade is -Wttat America May 31 parade to kickoff ob brough Other guests will be committee chairman, em with no commercialism or sales Means to Me serance of the nation's 200th city officials phasized the event will be a of an kind involved. The theme Conunittee chairmen named anniversary here were unveiled V I I included Carmine Bravo. vi civic leaders before group floats; Doug Isbell, 3f Com. think Longwootl, treasurer find eonunittec last night at city He ' i chairman of the publicity ball currently has three stations committee; Robert Hammond IV parade is to form up on manned by and Fire Chief Roy LaBossiere, firefighters 24 hours daily in the city property near the city parade route coordinators. immediate area of the city. Lemetery. First ceremony in trucks will bring to a total of WHEN y;),j;4 C>FAD U10114C10fte iii IN It frA Of f L ________________________________________ - U .5A osswo ;7 ' 3B Church News Classified Comics Cr rd Puzzl e Dear Abby "111CHOV81? OP181100 140ST . 4A Ar,,und IN~ Clo0i Bridge . ... .... Calendar by 84 Th"" '• Ilattaway said the Count), Department expects delivery of a new pumper truck for placeinent among the countyfire stations on May 5 and two additional diesel pumpers will in September or l - ? -- ... . . will be a presentation of a wreath by the women of the Iiingwood Sertoma Club said urnish his organiLation %ould f' Loagwood Civic Lvigue awt Llie of ceme-tery in plaques for prmentation to the tr a best units l0t) The parade will conclude in the (it) hail area where a - g th parade r ,' The Civic League and ('hdr1lber of Commerce officers f)ledCM1 monetary donations t" assist the committee with various bicentennial activities to Like place in the cily over the 1wrod unt Jul~ 4. - - na %isable. In the inearitime, Floyd in ---- Floyd pointed out he ha Collin Assion authofization to place for the dedication and sign a mutual aid pact with the presentation by U. S. Rep. county when he deems it ad. Richard Kelly of a flag which 19, 16. Is, in fact, capito providing mutual aid. Annther speaker for the Iongwood Bicentennial Committee off leers, Joe Pavone It left) and Helen Kapetka, wrrtar) I right). Vihlen said the county will A lthNla) or Jivnes 11- lAmann. announce May 31 parade. occasIon will be district County the cit ' 't - . Read Herald Correspondent Claudia Murphy's counts of happenings from the Geneva-0viedo area daUy in The Herald. Today's news item from that area am published on Page 5-A. ' - r.*, Event Scheduled For May 31 Ins de 1 and Fred }Tharis point the A;.y cast. and then nor- . ,. i, grou p aeeuon)ee eekly on Thursday at city hall until the parade - • s_i - v-4 .bp— -.-- .--i_--._----- - __-__. -5--- - _- ---- . -_-_•'_•__ 5 -5- .-_- . -t . - i— . - --t--- . . - .- S. -r----s --. . . . -" .. - .C..3rr.J - - - - .- . . -5- .- .--* - p - - .. - _J- - -_--. •— -.--- -.--..,.--- . - .--.- - . �£1 ve n164Hq5 Saitford. fl Friday. May 3. — IV7s • Lake Urienra Access issue __ 0 I PJAIVW 1 Moms' Welfare Pay WASHINGTON i AP I - The government proposes cutting off payments to welfare mothers who refuse to beip identify and track down the faTher of their children, but mothers who cooperate would be rewarded with cash bounties. Rules proposed by th' Department of Health, Education and Welfare also would reouire all adult applicants or recipients of family welfare payments to obtain Social Security numbers and firnish those numbers to a welfare agency. Sex First CHICAGO AP According to a Maryland Psychologist, men like sex a lot more than women do. Even yoisg vcxnen rate music, nature, family, job and travel higher than they rate sex, Dr. Paul Cameron reat the Midwestern po Aiat But siid fur men, sex is No at age, when it for No. 2. Women under family of 3 , with their jolb in fourth place, after family, nature wid travel and music I, uI z Thursd . , ______ _— ~ - - -_ =— -_V~- . and and travel t they ranked sex I . li, ~-A .- 22 Languages By BOB LLOYD Herald Staff Writer ter check by Care _____ ficuls has turned up a sispect wanted by Sanf ord Police f or aggramted assault and escape Jessie Willis, 3, of Orlando, was being held today in Seminole County Jail on $8,000 :-. ___ ____ ___ - I ______ - " -I-- JIMMEMIFT- - - - --.-- ________ I I- - _________ ir Ia Ford Action Supported - 1r rrem,a DESTINATION-APPLE BLOttIa1 FESTIVAL 4IW1 Lyman High School Baud studeis, I Hoo&, ioto by llk rpi,uir,'il I 1 . WASHINGTON ( AP) A surprisingly close Senate vote indicates Congress may be unable ta block Presider* Ford's plan to force fuel conserva'km by raising prices sharply. By a 47 to 36 vote, the Senate passed a bill giving Congress authority to veto any presidential action removing federal controls from oil prices. But the margin in nt'ri4, was nine votes s&rt of the two4hirds a virtually certain veto of the b-1. OUUrS * Police Crti to jo , - r' iva e t..ase I Rustlers Take Revamping TAl.lAllASSEE, Fla,( AP) -A conference coriunittee has agreed to eliminate the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission from the proposed reorganization of the state's environmental agencies. The 10-member house-Senate committee scheduled another meeting today to resume hammering out diflerenees in versions of environmental reorganization hills. I other action Th ursday, the panel delayed considering a Senate-passed provision to put water management districts under th e proposed environmental regulation department, Rep. All. "Gus" Craig, 1)-St. Augustine, sought the delay in voting on th e question of water management districts, hinting that Gov, Reubin Askew had been pressuring him to vote for the Senate position. Ia , I k . :_ :_: :. I7 Tops Budget Hopes _~% 634". I I. I 1. TALI.AIIASSEE, Ha. (Ail) — The house Appropriations The bill calls for tota l ex. 9&i fewer positions in education of $4.47 billion, com• but that does not mean that CTI Committee recommends a pared to p.62 billion in actual nny teachers will lose their $140.8-million ('Ut in state spending alter holdbacks this jobs. Decisions of how and spe nding next year and sets year. Gov. Reubin Askew rec- whether to cut Jobs are UP to crime prevention and aid to ommended a 14.488 billion school bear ds and the Board of .. public sc hools as top priorities, budget, some $88 million more Regents. Committee Chairman Ed. than the house committee ap. The bill pro vi des 11.043 billion 0 rnond Fortune, E).Pace, told proved, for the basic public school fundlawmakers Thursda y that the 11, General revenue spending, ing formula, about $36 million s pe nding bill which goes before based lar gely on th e 4-per-cent more t ha n the schools will rethe House Tuesday, has "met sales tax, was budgeted for ceive this year. the needs of the people of Flori- $2.216 billion, some $167 million In deciding to divert to school k.s than the state's current operations some $75 m illion in l think t he budget that c general revenue spending. federal revenue-sharing funds will present to you Is one you The Department of Educa- pr eviously used for construc.-4 will be proud of in a shor tfall of tion, which spends two-thirds of (ion, the committee would re ,:, revenue," be said. every general revenue dollar, is turn average expenditures for Sli'l:ri s, -t, revenues hudgeted 1r $l.8 tiilliwi, Si. ti h pupil I' $715. 'Ihat suii and ot her consequences of the million less than the state will was in the 1974.75 appropriaSeminole County Detective Bob Simmons, kit, accepts th e national economic downturn s pend this year on Its public tions act but had to be slashed "Offer of the Month " award from Skip Senkarik, pres ident of have forced house budget-mak- schools, vocational schools, to about $730 in spe nding cuts of the Sanford Jaycees, during ceremonies at the Sheriff's Depart- ers to a pprove the first appro- community colleges and 3.3 per cent resulting from ment yesterday. priations bill in many years universities, revenue shortages. that cuts state spending. The budget provides for 14,. Community colleges are budgeted for $152.8 million, about $12 million more than Seen Butreceived th is year. they the university system, a target of repeated legislative penditures - - _____ 10 r_.? 0 0, -a _ 0 _ _ i.\iL\iI\i;i., I' L. Al' '1 1e Stiitc Wi wl Means Committee must rollback spe nd ing plans $20 million, a move th at Chairman Bob Sanders says will practically eliminate any chance for a state employe pay SIMMONS NAMED OFFICER OF MONTH Mandatory Sentences Lhcir Iliuti repurl.s Tuesday, 'IAIJ.AIIASSEE, Fla. (All) — A House conunittee has pa ssed a bill designed to cut hospit al costs by creating a panel to approve rates. Overcoming strung lobbying by hospital officials, the Heal th ai,d Rehabilitative Services Committee approved the bill 11131705), 11-4, Thursday. The measure creates a hospital health care costs cuuuntssion wi th the power to control hospital rates in Florida. The commission would not assume control of hospital rates for two years, however. $ Airman I t Frees Hostage MACDILl, AIR FORCE BASE, Ha. (AP) - Troubled over marital problems, a 21-year-old airman held his estranged wife at gunpoint for nearly 10 hours before releasing her unharmed and surrenderin g to military police. A base spokesman said the incident began Thursday when Sgt. Kenard Ike Barnette fired a warning shot to evacuate the women's barracks, then threatened to kill' his wife, an airman 1st class in the Women's Air Force. Note criticism, has its funding cut Beills from this year's $187.4 million to $186.2 mi llion. The cut would have been worse but for a $7.5iIIitiiO11 tuition increase apTALI.AIIA&SEE, Fla, (AP) th'e Services Committee, cry any more that your sen- man who saw a man running that's my personal opinion," he proved by the Regents. The preoccupation of legisla. — The house is expected to Criminal Justice Chairman tence should be withheld, out of a store with a television said. tors with crime prevention grant overwhelming approval Ralph liaben, 1)-Palmetto, said because the judge l.a not going set might well find "an od man to "stop-crime" bills to allow Thursday that the fleeing felons to be able to do it any more," in his 6, who's worked all his Kutun said he would schedule shows up mc. the $956.2 million committee consideration of the 1)epartment of Health and Hepolicemen to shoot fleeing fel- bill 118210, and three-year Ilaben said. life and has a wife and kids, 1)111 next Thursday. The meas- habilmtatne Services budget, it on.s and to impose mandatory sentence bill iSEISS) gives legislying in a pool of blood." Reps. Barry Richard, ure was supported by Atty. $40.7 million increase. three-year sentences on CII lators "an opportunity to do Miami, and Alan Becker, DThe criminal code once Gen. Roberty Shevin when d nals who use firearms, The Division of Corrections something you indicated to me Miami. launched unsuccessful allowed policemen to shoot flee- won the 5-1 approval of a sub- receives a 22,8 per cent boost, wish to do." attacks on the fleei ng felon bill, ing felons, but that provision i.omrnittee, The measures, debated you from $60.9 million to $74.8 mil. Thursday by the house, were He said the three-year man- arguing that policemen could was removed in a 1974 revision lion. The budget includes 953 scheduled for final considera- datory sentence bill would send be charged in federal court with of the law. Helpful Hitchhiker new Positions and $12.8 million turn today, a message to criminals who use violating the civil rights of Rep. John Lewis, 1)-Jackson. to staff new prisons. PETALUMA, AP crime- weapons to commit murder, persons they shoot. 'llle, sponsor of the one-third The corner of Petaluma Blvd. Action on another The bill also provides $14.4 i'ape,robbery and other crimes. Richard argued that the bill mandatory sentence bill, and Washington St. isknownas mil fighting bill that would require lion to build two 300-man "You're not going to get pro- would allow a poli ce man to cha rged that fiRS Chairman the Hitchhikers Corner. pr isons in Dade. Polk or Baker convicted felons to spend one third of their sentences behind bation, you're not going to get shoot a suspect who had merely Barry Kutun, 1)-Miami, was Recently a motorist noted a hit counties. bars before being considered parole, you're not going to get a committed a crime against trying to stall committ" con. chhiker carrying a sign that The Division of Family Scrvsideratlon of (1* bill, for parole was stalled by the suspended sentense and you're property. read: Ices would receive SU3.9 mil. House Health and Rehabilita- not going to go to the judge and "If you're tired. I'll drive." lion, an increase of $15 million. But hiaben said that a police. "They sent it to [IRS to die, House Readies Stop Crime Hospital Panel Okayed - -I!--- - - : I , Crime, School Aid ` 0i =~ . t- U' V I State Pay Hike Dim raise. Saunders, 9-(ainesville, told th e committee Thursday night th at he would like to give a cost-of-living pay raise top priority, but it would require $18 million to give each employe a $300 Increase. lie direct ed the panel's th ree subcommittees to cut back 1 per cent from Gov. Reubin Askew's $2.2 billi on general revenue bidget recommendation and be ready to subuiilt - attle Fish _ Funds Cut Slated __ a,1 '. Cut From State Measure - ry A circui t court jury at San- basically the same story that to the Sheriffs office where he but that six managed to scream ford was to begin deliberations Hogan testified that the was questioned and arrested, one time when a car stopped defendant had told him "6 aft the tr Knight repeatedly denied that momentarily nearby. She said of 21-' -oki James Edward time of his arrest the same day be followed the woman as she Knight threatened to kill her if of theincident walked sn Southwest Road she saeameI again. three -woman, three-man Knight, who said he had been about midnight, dragged her Knight testified on direct Wire Fen u jury has beard two different released from a state prison into the vacant lot and raped examination by defense ataccounts of a Feb. 1, incident on road camp at La Belle less than her. "No sir, I didn't rape that torney Ciria Ray that the 48By MICK LOCHRIDGE to Pta r.rung and Zoning Corn- Iracelarl, to prepare a memo that maybe batted wire fences Southwest Road, Sanford, 12 hours prior to the Incident, lady," he told Prosecutor year-old grandmother never HrraldS&affWrIter mioners (P&Z) on the need on the idea using an Orlando were needed for security during the three-day trial said he was cc his way home James Figgatt on cross- screamedoratruggled and that Any cattle rustlers in Sian. for an ordinance prohibiting fence ordinance as an eza pie. reasons. before Chxvit Coutt Judge from the Chicago Flats Bar, W. examination. the intercourse was voluntary. ford'! In other action, the P&Z Robert B. McGregor. barbed wire, electric and any The Oriando ordinance, 11th SL, when the woman Jimmy In Thompson, who Barbed wire and electric Ww type of fence which is according to Braceland, also board: A 4&)ear-old woman testified stopped him on Southwtst Road said he was a friend of Knight's, fences, now permitted in the potentially harmful to hmans requires the maintenance of - approved a rezoning that Knight grabbed her as she and solicited sex for $10. testified that he had seen Legal Notice city's residential areas, may be and arthnatt request from restricted L'O fences. Knight said they had started Knight earlier that night walked along a sidewalk near on their way out Brwd&W Lut night brought -1he city has no ordinance or mercial to gerjerW commercial McAlister MOW and dragged Walking WW3rd the WArbY Cbk&90 FUt3 drinking beer. Im TNa CinCUrr COunT OF Tma Cattle rustlers t3erskeep your eyes up the Idea for thordinance, ordinance, cr, anything on fences," Braceland district to allow a bakery be her into a vacant kit where be motel when the woman 1em said he stopped on EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. IN AND FOR SEMIWOtE open located at 2400 French Ave. but P&Zcwnmktienpisheldno told the board, l'2p.jher twicecinr "grabbed my hand and pulled the way borne and talked to CUlT, COUNTY. FLORIDA. City Building Official Bill serious dlscusion on the approved a site plan But board members, making me Into the buahes and the Knight M the corner of South- CIVIL NO. 7&1 2334 for hour-long incident Braceland is penning a memo matter and instructed light of the subject., proposed adding a beer garden and take vacant lot" re: h Pi west Road and 18th SL BEN 11 STEWART " LaVEDA out service to Buck's Knight denied that he raped Sheriff's Detective Sgt. "He was all hugged up with a STEWART. t.t ,i, C Game, ' - ,~. _. . __________ :, . - M . " '. - -. -. . .4 i a-_._ .TL__ --. • 1 _____ ____________ r . * r. -IV%, -1 ., —4 IN BRIEF impact wrench yesterday from the Goodyear Store, 555 W First SL, Sanford. Store of. ficlals told patrolman Richard Quigley that an uniden tified * Fire ITUIfl had been looking at tires in — a service bay Just before the adjacent sales tool was missed, Luke Stallworth vehicle (rain the Deputy bond on the local charges. NtUi4ffi St1ci ul Maitland Sanford Pu& Delec(ire J. :vp.itk iurglar3 forced a door lL A6l-year-okl Sanford woinafl reported to sheriff's deputies A. Cash said Willis was to enter the borne of James arrested last July by uniform Russell Lindstrom at flZ suffered a facial la..eratlon late that burglars made off with $500 patrolmen on the aggravated Flamingo Dr. Listed a.smi.ssing last night when she was worth of blue carpet after assa u lt charge and while be from the Douse was $50 cash mugg ed b Uric black males in br eaking Into a house at 303 was being processed at police plus two diamond rings, a ruby an alleyway In the 500 block Quail Qrcle, Sterling Park, headquarters he fled on foot, ring, a string of pearls and an between Palmetto and Sanford Cassetherry. Ayes., Sanford police said Terry E. Gray, 5310 Pineview antique gold bracelet. outrunning a jailer. Dr., Forest City, reported a $150 Deputies today were sear- today. Cash said Willis was recently May Broome told officers she citizens band radio unit was arrested in Orange County on ching for a 1973 bronze Vega n in a burglary at was walking home via the alley stolen from his car after two dru,g charges and a routine sedan stole cuuçuter check showed Willis Fern Park Motors. U.S. 17, when the men approached burglars broke a vent window. At Snappy's Photoinat, 390 was wanted in Sanford, Fern Park, Deputy R. A. sa ying, "We want your money." N. Semoran Boulevard, eriffs deputies today were Newahuta said burglars forced The woman told poli ce she deputies said burgiaru removed investiga ting a burglary at their way in to au to sales office Estates, Sanford, in and made off with 0 in tools was thrown to the ground and a window to take $100 cash plus which $5,700 in jewelry was and apparently took the keys to **punched in the face" as the a pocket camera and eight rolls °°' with of film. rep the and the ___ WITCH LAKE, Mich. (A?) Growing up in this iattd hamlet, ta1d Wiatroin had little contact with the outside world. But as a teenager, he fotd himself hooked on foreign languages. Today, Whxtrom, 46, reads, wiit, and translates = lsnages, all se!ftL!ig. His only formal language training was Latin in high school. He kcçped out of college after one year. He said that languages were a hobby wtlle be worked as a farmer and logger. But in I%, after mastering 10 languages, be quit the other jobs and hung out a small sign reading "Donald Wixtrczn, Translator." Action Reports ent of. W&-_ COfltalflthhl four dollars. Police said a sneak thief — - TF i Computer Nabs Escapee . __ M. Man Speaks Layer said sdxxg fyI have worked closely with County Conunlaslocier Dick Williams "for over a year. I don't know what the problem is," be addeddded. Last Wednesday, County Commissioner Mike Hattaway was quoted as saying school officials should "know what the problems" are before a site is chosen for a new school. In actuality, schools are built on recoinrmendatlon of the state. The state sends teams In who survey the area and make fi%e-year recuminendatioiis. lake Orlenta is rounded by sub. divisions, and in some irtataces a child will have to walk along major highways to get to the school Thtd, safe access routes, of one --I 1 FLORIDA Burglaries Investigated n-- mff . ______ becomes tied 3 ranked nzzsic, nature, sex. Between '-dZI; k4 - ____ to get in there." M-T . will have to he least until middle ahead _- __- ":____ _. Psyc-hological ir ldshv_ - ,~_ ~. - - 111~ 1=_ e i i;t.~,lk . - _1 I .-. - __ 1. -~ — ~1, __ *_ IV UIL',_ __-'" --, ' - be provided, type or another, In Longwood, city officials also are comp!alnIng about the new school to be located just outside that city's limits. One reason for the sudden squabble over who builds access roads could be the tight money situation all three agencies find themselves In. But it's also no secret that a school consmzted aide. city greatly enhancee the area it's built in and sends the value of real estate nearby that school soaring. So, it's a double-edged sword. On one hand, city officials suddenly don't want to pay for access routes. But on the other hand, school officials have yet to hear city officials turn clown a School Board proposal to build a school in their city. children. would want the city and the county _ .. V - - i — of the county and the city" where a school Is located. "If wt get into the road building business, we won't have enough money to build schools with," the veteran school administrator noted, Asked for his cçlnion, Asst. School Supt. Roger Harris said he thinks it's "rreben. sible" for any typeof squabble to develop between the School Board and the county and cities, "We shoul&ft get at sword's point," Harris noted. "It bothers me that they're taking that position. It should be a joint venture.I feel the citizenry, who have - -. rted ANALYSIS Since, historically, city and county governments provide access routes to new schools, School Supi Bud Layer says he fails to understand criticism directed toward the School Board earlier this week, At a meeting in Altainante Springs, city and county officials scored school officials for refu los are the costs of providing access routes - roads, sidewalks and bicycle paths at the soon-to-open Lake Ckienta Elernentary SchooL layer said he doesn't know "what the problem is" because the "question of walknays is vx in the jurisdiction of the school system, but has always been the jurlsdklion Unnamed Fathers Could Men List 0 B EL) OET1 Herald Staff Writer - - ~! , Crietictsm Leaves Bud Layer Puzz/ed I IN BRIEF Cost p * at ces On W a Criminal Charges Eyed O t ? y 41 i cCain F aces New Probe a - Although a House impeachGov. Reubin Askew told a Florida Department of Crinji- and mishandling campaign merit committee has dropped news conference that he was in- nal Law Enforcement. funds, Its probe of Supreme Court Jus- formed of the probe by unThe House Retirement, PerNorman Faulkner, Florida I . . nnouncin 0 l~ ~ ~ ~~~ JL&YC oci at lice David McCpin, he remains peachment cominittee Chair- liar counsel, has said he ex- sonnel and Claim Committee under investigation for possible mnanWilliam J. RLSh, D"PortSt. pected the Bar Board of Gover- ensured that McCain could not criminal charges. Joe, who delivered McCain's nors to examine McCain's case receive a state pension by setState Atty. Harry Morrison resignation from the court after he leaves the court Aug. tIng Oct. 1 as the effective date said Thursday he was exam- Monday. for a bill 1118838) allowing :ii. ining evidence developed by the Askew said his office would The committee heard evi. judges to switch into an elected ronumuttee 'with the view of give any assistance requested, dence of McCain giving favored officers retirement system. Restaurant~ 1220 Sanford Ave. William Hogan testified the woman and said that after woman," Thompson said but he NOTICE OF SUIT evalwiting it as toany criminal and Morrison said he was treatment to cases of friends. Moving the effective date The beer garden, with patio yesterda y that the he had sex with her that she said he"couldn't say tfltwits TO RICHARD WENDELL from July 1 was aimed at STEWtRT turüture will or behind the wrists had "what appeared to gave him his money back and thewoman I saw today in Prudence UMn'n cCain, committee Chairman restaurant he I ingern.0 marks and fresh ran to a nearby house. Knight witness room.' Addrfts Unknown Jerry Melvin, D-Fort Walton -approved an &"ti0n to the scabs of blood" on them when said he walked an home to W4 The alleged rape victim YOU ARE HEREBY kOTIFIED Beach said before the bill was Plnecrest Kiddie Corner, 2700 S. he interviewed her following W. 15th St. and the following earlier testified that no one had tPI IbOVI nVflId Poil ioners, Y Y A approved. BEN B STEWART Park Ave. afternoon learned that Sheriff's approached she and Knight at STEWART, Ms 'le. haveLaVEDA the reported attack. I.II.d a McCain, 43, will have eight approved an addition to 1 01 streets include; east of El Portal Drive to t he Paving of a group of 14 Knight took the witness stand deputies were looking for him. or near the scene of the attack. petition 'or 's .dOPen years judicial service Aug. , mWr cP4$d named taI Pe0on Roosevelt Avenue, north west; &larcliffe Drive, from Sam's Amoco Station, 1407 for the defense and during an streets, or portions of the Hogan testified that Knight two days before his resignation aid YOU ItS COi'fflWdfd 10 I4fY5. ft. west of Grenada Drive to French Ave., to allow for a bait hour of questioning told telephoned him and later came streets, is hangingin limbo from Southwest Road; and coov of bOU? *rifl a ny. defenwu, If takes effect, lie is In a system taeiiie siot,. between the City of Sanford and from W. 16th Street to W. ieth 480 ft. west of Grenada Drive; and on HARVEY COULTER. __________ TAMPA, Fla. APi — For. Florida builder. apçx'tr.ed a fence and U Street; Peach Aven ue , sou th Santa Street, 30C ft. west a friend who wasn't using the that requires 10 'ears for a Se minole County. %eed4r,.jS Pet?.oj'at? NAME FICTITIOUS pension. r' o Sax mner Sen. Edward Gurney was Fors',s C. Sanford~ which will open bub W. lath Suvej; Strawberry Grenada Drive to" , ft. west of conditional use for general -Williams once arranged for apartment. Natice iS h#My given that I Sm FWW& "?Sj, an (W boor# " 151h If he could switch to the welding at the northeast corner part-owner of a corporation E. Lamar Seals, southeast re. Regarding Oxnard, Williams ergaged in businm of 00 W F Witt del, May 21 me an approximate - As-ewe, south to W. 18th Street, Grenada Drive. of May. MS. and file the t elected officers SyStCM, which Ires?, Sanford 32711. Seminole that sent out dummy invoices gioruil director of East U11h Street, from North Palmetto Avenue, north from of Maple and 9th Streets, mile street paving project, has HUD in At. said at one point he thought i original with th* C$srI 00 tP Court Co , inty. F;or Wo. w%der the f 0 -apçrovetl a conditional use i6ous ISther before sefvict an Pecip"rs, for fake surveys to camouflage lant,a, io have free use of a con. "ould he a profitable venture requires only eight years, he, recommended the 14 street Catolina Avenue to Princeton 2&h Place; and gh name M UNSWORTH REALTY, a?tornor Imm ed $y thtceifttt builder payoffs, according to dominium owned by an FHA for the company to buy some could qualify for $10,.year group as a joiit paving effor t A venue; El Capltan Drive froni Place, east from Palmetto for an ABC Liquor Store on the and thsf I k'dend to rtVtVer I.IId Othqwiss a default may be entered east side of U.S. 17-92 between I Coutimr.d From Page I-A) SEA feels am -priority- items, '*"*"h "w clefk of 1h# circulf 8041inst VOU fOr IN relitf demandtd t*tween L%,* city and county. SmU Barbara Drive to Florida Avenue. one-time Gurney fund-raiser builder, and that Seals stayed land and sell it to a developer. tO Coufl. Siminois County. Florida in Askew said the four-month Pending rod. of.ways t.ave Larry Williams. State Street arx! 27th Stmt. I' Ptti?iOC The county cognm%tsioner Avenuc; DeSoto Drive, from there under an assumed name. The site Williamn.s chose was an agrOmient And UxTdc;re, any namely transfers, reap. SCCOrdrXe w4th 1ht pro tslwn of delay in the resignation is too tht Seal of # WITNESS my hand ond Ia bled 6scussion on a 0 Williams testified Thursday indicated in a recent meeting Flatida Avenue to I 00 ft. west of stalled paving decisions on East Seals %aid later that he stayed 80-acre tract in Pinellas County Me Fioili&A fisme Statwke". To person or group of persons pointrrients and reassigm= long, but it already had been in the bribery conspiracy trial one night in 1972, and that Wil. suitable for an FIIA-approved 28th Street and Magnolia landscaping ordinance for implementing and administer- reduct ion in '°" 543 Florida SI$IAIS with city commissioners the El Portal Drive. Cnty. FIoria. this 5Th day of personnel and ~ k agreed upon before he was con. 0stneola Dnve, frarn 30 fL Avenw,south of E. 2&h Street. further stud). Atwil. 197S of Gurney arid four co-defend- hains had tola him Gurney had military housing project. ing this agreement shiall have annual contract gatuL county interest in assisting S.- Etorse M Urrsviw1h suited . (Seal) antsthattie,GurneyandJames the right to a grievance with a joint paving project If'Oist,?ed R•I Though progress is being A'lhur Ii Btckwsm, Jr.. He said he suggested that • -' Groot, Gurney's former ad. Estate BroAer Sanford City Manager procedure pertaining to this made Pelley and Rosenthal Clerk of tP. Circuit Court McCain write no new opinions 11. 73. May 2.5. Pvb1i ArtII ministrative assistant, owned agreement." __________________ Warren Pete' Knowles has By Icy Stokes began yesterday's session by ______________________ otuts and cast no deciding votes. The Deputy Cleft Oxnard Inc. recoinmerded that if the county Pelley claims that right does growling at one another. Publish April 11, to. ?. May 2. ?7$ restraints were added to the Williams testified that he sent does not Join with the ci ty on not "exist if It's outside the "I don't want to hassle you,,, IN 1H5 CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 0' M P & -' existing !imiPition that MeCain out phony bills f rom Oxnard for I paving 11w 14 streets t hen 11w _______________________ contract." And Rosenthal says Rosenthal told Pulley, "but EIGHTEENTH JUO "IAL dl. _____________ w o ul d consider no new cases, CUlT OF F LORIDA IN HI3 FOR site surveys not actually per. F PROFESSIONAL group be delcted from the road SEA agrees to recognize the . - ~__ — SEMINOLE COUNTY Askew said McCain and Jus. =~_ S2111VICES NOTICE I h. formed in order to justify con~_ paving project. Brd as a party to the conAnd Pelley in eCCCw'darce with the Slate of criticized PRORATE DIVISION tice hal Dekle admitted tributions made for federal . . tract, but he FIO4'Ida's Coniuttani's Compatttiv SEA "cannot Rosenthal's rate of speech PRORATE NO. 73131CP JJ wiongdoing by their resignaIn Ia Estate .4 housing favors. P4ellatlon Act. the ou ty Corn ,Aid recognize a fact that already "Slow dow-n," he told Rosen. A - .. K RO5SF1TF alto l,,,n a mitt nOt 'rmro)ICcjn?t J:Ior4j (ions under impeachment exists," namely that ad. thai, "I'm not going to IGurney, Groot, former Gun. --.Ronetter. Sr will consider and sued consulting threat, although he would have ? 40 ministrators can grieve against jeopardize anything In this OedeI5ed. engIneers 104 ney aide Joseph l3astien, and _ proless,onaI t preferred impeachment as a ' NOTICE OF CREDITORS engineering services . Services .. teachers. agreement." Federal Housing Ad. former -deterrent to other judges. T. All Creditsei and All Persists whfr.it Ire to be per$ovmud on a senior citizens .-- Mor e than - .' -4'. -'. Perhaps Bob Hughes, a ministration officials K. Wayne Also,Rosenthalnlscajflng HavSgCL.ms.qDimandsAainst sIortterm basis Include, but may lie declined to say whether Satd Estate: Justi ce Joseph Boyd should re.. -' -arid tour guides for a Bicen- rl' - V You are hereby rtufitd and analysis of the current stoirnwatec -... elementary school principal, -. charged with conspiracy to 'l ining" in that teams gn,quest t.rr? lie çsec'r? paf' tentaJ etht cla.mt and dranace tten of the County summed up best the prevailing writing out proposals and ljrr.q,c, ,,c,i you ma slush fund (toni . build an illegal y nave c ou ld continue iU an Persr or effective *im dW'%iring to be ,-, present and future of Florida row posture on the grievance counter ? builder contributions by peddi. of ag*litsj tpe estate of A K. C01Id?tIdSJI0UIdPOtt,UI J us tice. ,i during the Last week In May. oss ETTER. SISO knO" 8% Ap procedure when he remarked, agreeing on substance before a 4 woning knowl"Ot of r"gr4wing .~ --W_ " V he ffl ; - - #.- fing Gurney's influence with t )L Bo% .d's case is to conic before PCtu K en t Ro%srtte., Sr., dedsased and ItOrmwat., _' Z _~~__ F citizen k--: senior Three for "We might be here in Ju I iuial Ia drawm, up. lef the impeachment committee snot, CGjrJr, Florida. to broad areas of S.rn:nol, County, ri, . 1 _ or Uoni volunteered their _____ ______________ doing this "'. .CIIrR of the Circuit Court, and Williams did not explain how _________________________ wefeeatty wit" the mufdclpaiitles Monday, when Rep. John Fornvk ft the nWhit this I th5 UI duplkate and as therein, and when Gurney reportedly M-91 Other desirable bes said he would seek addilit SICIIOII 733.11k. Florida QviVillcatiøns may inIde • morning during the Senkir _________ Th)th Phi' jj3i will be 41 involved with the corbecame MA,te tional i nformation reportedly In thpr office? In the f*clenc: In comp E'IQlIlng Ierk .1 rnoI.nq "1 1 1 1 1 1 revisited, the two teams Coçtty Courthouse lii Sernino, TPiwti0I.ip1 tOW(of*id,edtc, fX)rlIttOn. held by the Florida Bar that er Sanford Chamber. the 4& O'MPW wilhin four lh#:.* Servic" '1. the last part of yesterday's ____________________ _______________________ in X-P IMOMMIAWUF-A , The cxhihitr, cInOIr montM from- II'S of 5ubnlI to Darrell DImore. Senior more than four-hour long . , -. time ____________________________ ,. .• . lv * t. uWMftod source 01 8 secret memo.i-" a..-.,., ...&JI,. .II L .m* dlU ul tf7 Plaivr, Servuino4e County Coot _______________ you never have In Street Paving Project In State %jCj's Gurne Linked To Dumm Limbo Of Corporation By Williams Legal Notice Impasse' Avoided - - ru S In School Talks . . - - - - Seniors To Bicen ennial o C , n vent ' ' '.= " - -' - . . ..- ' - - ' - ,- . ' ., . any ___________ "J ____ __________ _____ _____ ______ Sun ___ grievance _______ __ ____ G -eat . tme a. flaws ________ _______ . ------- ___ ____ ____ _____ _____ ______ _____ r - a a. fl A"- _-4i- DapbyTheSan$ordHIf.aid,mnc, ____________ __ - - TOURNAMENT At neit Tuesday's meeting, Ri 17771 Somior Citizen Club, the Retired PL -sons and the 1'uriurasan "f nkn- rtt7'fic rrprr*eats parllcipatbon of se 100 busInesi sad PrllftlsbciiaJ b..,.4'... Mat ty. tPhow by Gene EisrIeln secretary. r1he cbtck association W teKiw rights, Then negotiators will finally get Around to cussing items ' .".'-d 1W $"--4 Ctas PoVae Pa. S&nVrdz FborWx 79-71 Now vou don't have to sit at home worryin 3 ibout whether vour Sociaf Securitv check will be in the maiftlliv. tomorrow. or the next day. Insteal of having your check mailed to you, have it mailed directly to the Southeast Bank nearest you. We'll deposit it directly into your Southeast checking or savings account. And well guarantee yot1 can start using your money on the date you were supposed to receive it, Whether we receive it on time or not. You won't have to wait for a confirination, either. For supplemental payments, the money will be automatically available to 000 - ____ __ . - - - - - - - --'-..-'-_--- - - -- - -- - at '..a.ait.,A------ -,LeEL.,n__ Groot in —- . Exttvlor W C. HOtChisOet. Jr.. of VOISM 1.011*1 L "" "" M~ W Exmtor O. Dviwsr H *MOtd. Fl, 32771 IA. 73, 'i'S May ,, N 15 ----- 0007 - you on the first of every month. For regular payments, it's the third of the month, And you'll never . 2 , so <-~.- ,"-VI - . 1 ... ~ ''. data. preltrabiv listed an the Standard Form 251 and other per firwrt Wormat, not lalff than Ma1 10, 1573.'on SWney L_ Vthiqn. ir , Chairman ftwd of C*Wy ,j *11971 that then.ALty Gen. John Mitchell chuckled and told Gurney not tit iAorry about an Fill I,~ . . , , ...• ' " '' ''-' •' ''' - - ,' pon, - -' ' . '. ' - ' I c4 ____ stop makingall of those anxious trips to AiJr c'st the mailbox.And unnecessary trips to the bank. Guaranteed Direct Deposit is another way you get maximum help from Southeast, The Maximum Banks. I Ctm>;Smamr'Z. I ________________ IIUCO donth,atrO I N anaccournahSouihum [link of -__ -- ))41 to I(MT flI'L .1 'JUIlL'i%t lunk IRI('tl l'IU%k _____________________________________________________________________________ -_1 _____________________ randuin he r eceived. Forbes said he was leaning __ I i toward voting against impeach. Southeast National Bank of Cocoa 817 Forrest Ave., COam 12922. 616 8966 Southeast Bank of Deltona I I 10 Dt hon.t 111% if . D0-, n,i Seminole cowity Cancer Society volunteers, Helen Kelley and inent. but the new information 32703, 668 4462 / Southeast first Rational Bank of NUilland 17.92 & I'jLk%%tk,d A\v , NIjiflard ;2-51. ( i i '(*)O Soulhea%l B.ank tit . - Ork , - 1 4. .Or worry about el ,. it being lost, stolen or ; ;wR; i--'::.', forged. Or post pone a vacation because you have to .". -. -" ""'f ,:$ 'i'- ki stay at home until it comes. ',.;. Just send in the cou - ,ks - - or stop in at a Southeast Bank. tA:I 11 If you don't have an account, " %Sputh east Banks I '\tauiuni1lanks iiiiii well open one for you. And we'll help you fill out the necessary trti Deposit &ul St'ujrit ci.s h'ka I direct deposit forms. So you can for Commin4onm -- ,4••7 I -v-1,- V(*, - -- the annual "Hope titight change his mind. Melbourne 1025 5. flsk'ock St.. Mdbournc 32901, 72 78-11 / Southeast Bank 01 New Smmna 2(M) t'40.il St Nr 'stimvj 1k11 2(k,t), Investigation into Williams' Delbert Abney, check advance ticket sales Other sources including coinat the Sanford Civic Center. blay 17, '128 2,101 / Southeast Bank Wasl Oiange 798 N. Senu-nAn Blvd., Orbmk) ;2807. 2"; IM) , Soul~wasl Nation.11 Bink of Orlan6o Onc fund raising activities, On Ball," scheduled -Saturday, celebration for the iiiittee members said the panel gain dfair to be a Groot's instructions, Williams They are counthir, on we S. Rosalind Ave.. Orlando 32801, 843-1000 / So,ulheast first National Bank of Sal'ellite B.-ach I01X) I N % AlA. Satulhic licath U917. said lit' lied to the Fill deny- current neighborhood cnmsade,.Tickets are available through appeared likely to recoinmiiend 717•l000/ Southeast Bank 1 Titusville 219 lntlin River Ave., 'Fltut Ilk 2'8(). 2o' 121! Southeast Hank of MIChOOCI 2111 ) I 1'1Q( '4C ILII hiud's iIllpenUIleiit. wa • ing an attempt to'shake lnWfl a them at ('haseandCo. ortheCam*erSoelety headquarters. p1., WiUwt*.IU .) t PubilU, May 7. 97 - CANCER BALL POWNED --. i'* . , . '. - 1. your check :. -. iedalprd,Fi04e,tptp, fød, Florida, fli7i, gliicjtl04t As suburiplor R#fn t,y carritf -_ _.___,______t,,..,,,,,,,,,.- . A K. Rosiat?e', Jr Joto 17aril (rigbo. bo2rd mernber of, Semlas Cmuty Caam talks ire set to begin on Sockly and ebairmam d the society's rectiat golf 1ccrmes1, profession-al specialists, sub. premls AM rhe4 to %b Daebts, M5 Cancer Crum& stitute teachers and the ....,.,. ,_ p ' wait for . _________________________ PIM. organizations are the Sanford . .- S ==- -11 '~ Part.icipating senior citizen _. a - .n*,,s, S. ,, to , i -,t -.. -- - iL____;..._-- - -- -- - . - . �______ :J--- Evening Hi - -_ J ruv nu Id direct Area Ccde 345-322•2611 or 831.9993 Seniors , Department. having in Friday, May 2. 19?5-4A Home Deliver % Week, S5 cents: Month, $240; 6 $14.2 14.20; 10.Yiar. $28.40. Ih Mail: In Florida same as home delivery. All Year. other mail: Month. $2.0; 6 Months, $16.20; 12 Months, $32.40. : Months, Tnemess Pays In Oil i uv U[IkVU Umu 4117 .)dJ&&l. U and price hikes. For their inct L'nI(I called for ""'\ I \ 1 ~ Z"'ll< - __ ,.- _~ "~,_,~ . ~~ L (SEA) I \. . \ '. \ ri ' , - ; Chiang required to establish reasonable control nd a stable government In the areas he nominally ruled. Mao, reinforced with weapons .~* 9, __ . % ________ Tfut was it. Not,"If we can't find jobs, we turn to crime to feed ourselves and our families, Simply,"if we don't have anything to do, we turn to crime." 10 L,F_AW T"r I __ . - . _ T04 _________________ 7 -on* .. about switching from the U.S. dollar to the "paper gold" of the International Monetary Fund for th eir oil ansactioc3. Regardless of inflation, the dollar When I fought, of course, I lost men and ment, which made me weaker than my fellow generals who did fight arms Intact. if I had gone on fighting I would have been so defenseless I would have been ten over by my rivals." This kind of remark, which smacks of outright blackmail, suggests that the supposed equation between idleness and crime, or poverty and crime, Is little too pat. After all, Ameri cans did not turn to crime in any great numbers during v-) , , ~ I/ J1 ) :~~ the Depression, when there was real hardship for millions. The Depression did, however, produce a generation of nortorious bank robberi, and there Is growing evidence that there Is a relationship between this kind of crime and the current downturn of the economy. For fiscal 1974, tiC FBI repo, bank robbery rates were up 37 per cent compared to a 2 per cent ease in overall robberies, The jump was most marked In large cities over 500,W0 inhabitants. Bank robberies in rural, static communi ties were less frequent. it is u Inner cities that have been hardest hit by unemployment, reports a manufacture; f seewutY search for a connection between the -1 % k L_ -_____ • Letters To The ______ Editor, The Herald.. our appreciation for the fine articles created M. Elda NIChOLS and Mr. John Spoiski Lfl behalf of our Red Cross programs and services cium's be expressed adequately in words. Your staff and correspondents do a residents of SeminOle County and _________ Editor me" Job in reP"tiM wid, keeping ft Multed less from tough conservation policies than rewtation made credible bY the actions Of his " PARIS (AP) ounding But China mas not unified until Mao's men areas abreast of local and worW news. We are looking forward to expanding Regatta &-.Uvities next year by adding a fish fry or barbeque whiLb will include a display of the ecommy and the crime rate yiel& another insed boats and their drivers who are entered Ui dicator: The first-time bad.check passer. In the competition. conUwt to robbery, this is largely an unarmed In any event, The Herald's excellent repor- crimie often practiced by romudly law-abiding Ung of this year's Regatta got us off to a good citizens motivated by financial pres. start and on beb& of the Centnd Florida Zoo, In the fiscal year just passed, the number of the City of Sanford and the Greater Sanford forged Checks Increased 9per cent over the Chamber of Commim mity I extend a dncere - preceding year. with their police state _____ The charges wow from r routine inqmry iao company It -. Hen ry, — - to.,- ____ J(j'i'gf chauvinistic or cynical. — ' - 0 ________ _____ _____ 1. . . .' . ________ . foul were CONTEST WINNERS Voice of Democracy contest winners receive awards durt Loyal ty Day program held Thursday by Veterans of Forei 119 gn Sanford Vicki M M,rI*tber MICPaei P Bray Mini M Taylor RECEIVE AWARDS yards and were (Inngerous to baseball league five days a permit for a single family week once the season is into full residence. Braceland said A GuV Garrett Lrnora M Hodurs Nancy D Thrift Find I Williams PAmels J MarrefoGarcis john Williams, Aitamonte Springs Annie Bryant Frances Ann Fisher. DeBary wlIIian. F Ole. Deflary William B Armbruster. Delary Anna M. Conway, Deflary Agnes Gerstenek. t,euary Walter Cope Webb. Deflary DeBary Ubaldo A laroche,''," Mary E Ed*ard F Conley, DeBary Kapian. Dellons e West Side field and Jim Jernigan, director of the city's _____________________________________________ Campa ian %.A - ii TAIJIIEE, Fla. (Al') ing system for lice nse pl.,,., Rep. Barry Richard, I)Richard's bill was intended t Miaini,sayshe will withdraw a give candidates with surplus — " _I_ - - ______________ __________ _______ - •. [ -- -- - 1 J Pal Sr Smith, Deiton.s Pufdy & b,abv boy, Pvby M 1111, O.to Helen ft Moriarty. Paisley FlI:ahrth Mirs San Anton i o, Tel Are D th a MRS. MAEC(q.1.Ey S,inlord; tso daughters, Mrs. Mrs. Mae Elizabeth (olley, Mrs. Anna Alien, Macon, Ga.; , of 2403 Stevens Ave., 14 grandchildren; Four great- -, .4 , No 'me expressed the mood of the country like our f or efa th ers, Thoneeis of tomorrow." recriminations. The pr evailing vitw, according letters at random from the 750,00C accumulation, more sucincUy than did 13- -old Robin Fuotnctt: At first, we offered ro prizes, but 'When this otry wits cut from the Gerst'n of the Bronx. "We have hs that th ii. to aiu massive through we have now been floaikI with prize offers for Floyd A. Smith, a retired the depression and we're Just about through the best slogans. Fir*t prize will be ,000 from Pokfngham. N.C., railroad worker, "All men Watergate," the wrote. "Now It witti the CIA. the Copernicus Society. wrungs. us a station wagon The majority of our letter writers, although were equal because of their neea for each cthe. What'll they think of next' But Wattver It Is, the from American Motors to tour America, plus t flVLr the years. we have t f.TI1' kHw,La! — II ct tn he will k..5, 4is.r't "!fl'. L"I !-i"s " i!'..' .., we 'ire lougings for a month at Holiday Inns. _______ ___________ _________________________ Funeral Notice __ - i'l ________ 11 - COLLEY. F X ___________ _________________________ : ELIZASE Mrs P.,u' LI:abi,th Colley. P of 7103 StevenS Ave Sanford. .to died Wedflts(laY. Will bC t!td Satu day at 10 30 m øt hsson 'unefal Home ,th Rev, Idly C,rtfff101f,(iatiOg Burial ,r' 1 I rrOr('!fl Cemetery Brnon ,,,rr.iI Hnme in , . MEMORIAL _______________ ________________________ Perpe MA MF _ ____________ _ 1. ________________ _______________________ r - , 7'r cheon, noon, Hotiday Inn, 1-4 and 436. Call Chamber for reservations. Alt a Chamber of Commerce noon luncheon, Altamonte Springs Civic Center. "Better Hearing Nionth" program with Dr. June to ________ ,. - ___ V______________________ ' dl •• — "'< __ ~1, lk.j wide office must file biweekly "'. instead of weekly campaign Ii. -% son. To t,overnor. ,f) -. . _ The Senate: Did not meet. ' The Governor: Took no action relatirig to _______ ____ = f ~~ I Ik i legislation. I Kennedy, audiologist as _J_ speaker. Guest, Poster Child These Ike men will head up the Sanford Jaycees the coming Sharon hardy. ___________________________ NEW OFFICERS year after their installation as officers yesterday. They are . . -. FOR THE BEST ~ - JAYCEES from ltft, Bruce McKibbln. treasurer; Bill Bracken, Ind vIce' president; Jim Meh-in, secreta ry; Tom Freeman, lit vice WEATHER afternoon lhunertho'*CrS. Warm with highs mostly lower 905. Lows in Variable winds 1O,nphorless LEA TRUCKERS... ABOUT M VSS. 127 - . . , RN Give us your old, tired typewriter and we'll give YOU THE LATEST THING IN TRUCKING Extendecs Forecasts Sunday SAFETY. Anend the demonstration and throuoh Tuesday FLORIDA PLP4mSULA Mostly ur.ny wIth question and answer session to be held May 14 1975 7:00 p.m. at the Cavalier Motel (banquet room) Hwy. 17-92 Sanford. scattered afternoon showers likely 1101 10 low "X. All persons intprested in the safety and operation of Inter-State c ommerce equipment Smith.Corona oront' 2200 are invited to contact Mr. Ray Smith at 305- 349.5582 or Gene DeVilbiss at 305-322-7563. Truck owners, (individua' and fleet) truck maintenance personnel and mechanics are welcome. Door fee $5.00 per person. -. . , - -. -.------------.- ..-,_.__-__I- - -. ,---- -f ,- ------------ - .-------- - -- - - - . - 1_ , , Cartridge -14"', Portable Pkeme 841-7700 ":~, * george Stuart 11 - i,,, •,,.. ____________________ tl - ,., ---- I_ $^^ probability 20 per cent through Saturday • s._- 0 - J--- Savurday Slight ChaMCe 01 . CALLAIL PH. 322-0352 I _________________________________ Vest.'riay'S hoP, 91 low Ib'. r'crrj u kantall ) rair to partly cloudy and warm lows in the SOs ciceps lOs Kcyl and uWr%t c"al CtiCfli Dav lona neach fide% for Saturday hign 77) am, 7'.? pm. low high $ - 47am .903 p m Sunday 3 - 19 am. 356 pm, 10w9 iS am. Port Canaverai, m tO 01 2 3v Saturday -- h$h 7 Ii a m pm lOw S0 a m, I 4 p m Sunday - high 307 am 3 40 m 0! Y26 a rn . " i P ' _____ president, and Skip Senkarik, president. _________________ Highs Colley, Tampa; J. 11. Colley, " writes - llrisson Funeral home in England, she come to osteen in cha.*ge of arrangements. 1923. She was a Baptist. Survivors include three sons, ___ 1___ ____ 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. The "Goldbug" Glee Club will give a presentation and officers Agnes Ball. Jacksonvilie, and ,"rough night. Born in C!eatenn!ore, . Increases the — trucking load limit from 73,000 to 80,000 pounds. HB1383. Transportation Commmittec, To Senate. Voters — Allows voters change their party affiliation by mail. 1113152. Margolis. To Senate. Can'paigns Provides that candidates of less than state- ___ _______ ________________ Altamonte-Casselberry Ov!dO ,00 _________ -i _______ Trucks _______ for next year will be elected. ea ___________________________________ _____ - F wit drawn B I I I further precaution, a large trencher was brought in todiga fire break around the burned area. — _______ FOR i - which Lightning Hits Area - Gusty near thundershowefs. R81n keep her f ree?" , Henderson would live in the house is on private _______________________________________________________ _r Goldsboro Elementary PTA, wr winter spr ings Orianoo BIRTH regrets. excessive remirse or divisive about their country, we have p!cked o't a !ew ,, swing. Jernigan said any action on mander Jack Benske, and Bonita Ring, third place winner. BetsY home has been poured next to the situation will "depeid on property. Bowes (not present) was second. (Herald Photo by Tom Vincent) th MAY s Southwest Volusla Kiwanis Club luncheon meeting, fl000, Deltona Inn. Installation of officers and Teenager of the Month presentation. Ramorm Bric1cin Mr and Mrs Walter (Vicki) Meriwether Jr a qirl, Sanford t :' . e field will be used — Carrie E Smith Gertrude Fu!Iec JIM Hopkins fl, " Ile Put his 010`11ghts into POdri, which in- America ev%,tr greater." dutled Umm lim: "Amthca istmly beautiful, AIW 11-Year-OW Kim Reid of Indianapolis. Fsun'4 sea to faiutwoo.j, ie eupii&j wt ' 'tf'% good Sh•fl She SCeS c eir their family's safety and Wars Post 10108 of Sanford. From left, Mr. and Mrs. John Mercer property. with their daughter, Sarah, who won first place; Post Corn. But, only the foundation of the 11 CIJtUI)IA MLJItI'hlY Herald Correspondent GENEVA— The Geneva historical and Genealogical Society will host a homecoming Festival tomorrc,w and Sw, . day. The purpose of the festival Is isura Jan! Spoikl, Lake Mat y Walter 0 Lee. Delona Elsie S Salmons. Lake Mary Paul Standring, DeltOna Linda C Myers. Lake Mary Fanny B Walker. Deltona Susan Lappin Griffith. Lake Carlos B Smith. Longwood Monroe Paula N Johnson. LOngwOoJ John flinneit, Lonçwood John W Donalcran, Orange City Joe H Masters. Osteen Fred ft Crockett. Orlando Laura Darden, T i tusville Pamela J Marino & b.Oy girl, offered this: Allan hiker was — ing hit into 1storica Socie To Meet Ovied omGeneva News Report Sanford Eddie Mae Perry Odma P Hcrde'son Amy Anderson Gertrude C Hemtalh Clarence Earl Stephenscx' De bor a h J by Un Wmid Mm But a he wh"led jj 'Hare chick, chick, chick! Come and g&1 ' _____________ _________________ ____________ ___ 0i Ii yard, ______ .-. - Charles I Sloodf, gotten ci _____ The Khmer Rouge have destroyed ADMISSIONS worker, in a typsal letter. The niiil we have amazzed, we believe, is the pr,essed in more than 7550,000 letters, is depressed USA. Box 10, Washington. D.C. and send your sonp to 7be American Song Festivg. 59M but ivil drNt-d. The Americana who have been writing to us Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles, Calif., 9u036. -- , _____ . ;_ HOSPITAL NOTES But We're Just Fine But it is unmistakably . . '///j.i ______________.,. ____________ I Tallahassee Tally ' WASMNGTON — SKA" canMy behind forgotten, believe that our focus Aould be for- politically. economically and soci* — so 1 beg." closed doors, Secretary of State Henry Kissftwer ward, not backward. "lAt's go America." urges must ask my Country to resuce Equlity.', The Paul Chilton family of Louisville, Ky , recently tried to assess the news shocks which Richard G. Brine, a Moriches, NY., postal Yet despite the inequities, his lath In the believes that the family unit is the backbone of futile • , as Pinehurst. on the situation, but according made to prevent foul balls from In response to citizen corn to Braceland the home builder but said, plaint.s, City Commission re.- going into the "1 was not concerneti, can assure you that there will located all hard ball activity be fo Henderson could not be ul halls going inte the the Pinehurst Park. reached for comment yard.' Residents complained that The city building official has bal ls be th Th by th e the au thority to issue a building _______ :..e, Enterprise Carl W. Schulfrleyef, a retired civil engineer that the United States has suffered a Dunkirk, that W? had to arrange i separate mailing ad- his great truck trough Flodda,'he began to from Frankfart, I nd., made this appell: "Be a Please send your slogans to SLOGANS think aIxit the meaning of America. a Wa terloo. Ttie ipIit of America, as exred-white-and-blue collar worker, make t, ;.':- -. ____________ ____ __________ — JACK A NDERSON it's true Many are di3WUCtied IM tiC PeOPLe. 'flj overwhelming majority of the "Forward America, Horizons Un1iIted!" 7 I _____ dessert); letters ewh wetk frorn the W* who make up coaWning slogans.songs, poerns, rernirdsceruies -Dnn at41his age," he told us, "I'm always bad." wrote 15-year-old Anthony CIAlton. this country. They have been shaken by the — an ontpowing of sentiment from the hearts of looking forward." His suggested slogan: And 13..year-c!d Hickey Chilton Ir " — Terrence C. KdI!ey. Deltona _ has become bturred. in America ____ ____ Students Set country remains strong. "I am proud to be an the country, that no nation can rise above its Arnericz.n," he declares, He Is c-olilne(j to a homes. Therefore, they joined together as a nosedive, the breakdown of Arab-Israeli best available measure of the mood of America. wheeichair. having lost an arm and two lep in a huililY to compose some slogm& negotiations and, finally, the collapse of anti- It began flonding In after we suggested that our railroad accident. It must have been with "Don't just stand back and criticize,"wrote and Vietnam. Bicentenniai slogan should come from the feeling, therefore, that be offered this slogan: the fâthCt. "Conic forward and lend a helping in cam Coriununist for "We are close," pronounced Kissinger, "to a people, not the government We Invited our "America built tiith hands, calloused and n; hand. You are America; our future depends on rea ders to search for the right words to express but Freedom as born." national nervous breakdown." you." their feelings about Air.erica. The need to look ahead was stressed by 83We disagree. "Smile America, don't look so sad; There's We have been absolutely deluged wth letters year-old Wayne Goble of Apple Valky, Calif. more good about your country, than there You see, we've been recei%ing thou.sands of r _____ Tz. .;. a There were no injuries and bill that would have set up campaign funds the option of shortly after the fire began, guidelines for candidates who returning the money to donors, to reunite previous town do riot spend all the money con- giving it to their political party rain from the passing thun. or putting it in a trust account residents with frienis or relatives currently living in membership dues; $2 for in derstorm helped abate the tributed to their campaigns. T hlousewassettoconsider for a future race. he ~ Geneva, as well as to per- %ited guests 12 years and older; flames. Richard's bill (HB71) today But the House approved an petuate continuing town and $1 for children under 12. after adding a number of amendment by Rep. Van Poole, '.!ctory. e st for the Th co annual public amendments Thursday that he R-Fort Lauderdale, allowing Visitors may stay at Fort will be $2 per person. Donations CALENDAR said rendered the measure candidates to keep the first I,ane Park, a recreational area will be accepted for the use of meaningless. in surplus contributions. $10,000 containing facilities for tents, the Fort Lane Park facilities. MAY 2 Southwest Volusla Kiwanis off MAY 3 going to withdraw it," Richard Isl.ators, who can only collect State Highway 46 in Geneva. of 'Days Gone By", everyone is Registration for Red Cross Club "Save-A-Life" project. Installation of VFW Post 1018 said. "I don't see any reason to $25,000 in contributions for their Direction signs will be posted requested to wear pioneer The OVIEDO — 1974-75 Life Saving and Water Safety and Auxiliary officers, 8 p.m., Free blood pressure tests, 44 10 on the highway. I Student Body officers of Oviedo waste the time of the House genera l election campaigns. western or appropriate casual Instructor Classes, contact Sanford post home. a.m. to 4 p.m., at city hail, Majority Leafier Dick Clark, Planned activities are to clothing.Thepublici.slrwitedto High School will attend the with nonsense." Jackie Caolo, Sanford, or Orange City; First Federal, include a fish fry e nate takes up a proSe 1)-Miami, Th of fered an amendat Fort Lane attend. State Student Council ConAmerican Red Cross, Fern Bikathon for Kidney DeBary; Deltona Shopping Park on posal to repeal the €esent Ii. ment to the surplus fund meas. Saturday at 12:30 p.m., ventlon this weekend at Park. Transplant Lab at Florida Plaza, Presb)terian Church, Hospital sponsored by Optimist th ird area Deltona. voter registration drive which requires coded numbers provision allowing trust funds provide salad, vegeta bles, and Orlando. Clubs, 7-11 a.m., City Parking sponsored by Political Science lot to identify the county In which for future political races. Such MAY 4 the annual business Sanford and return (45 Those students attending the plate is issued. VFW Post 10096 an amendment would have kept and meeting of the Society at 7 p.m. Union ~`TU for all Seminole or Orlando Sports Stadium to include: Senior Robert Winter, residen ts not currently on the The Department of Motor Auxiliary Ve.. Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin from of. installation of tomorrow in the Geneva Sanford and return (45 ml.) student body es pr ident; Bi ll y rolls, Oviedo City Hall, 10a.m. hicks and Highway Safety is using his $109,000 su rpl us in an ficers. 2 p.m., Deltoiw Corn. Community hall; a play OVIEDO— A small fire was th Mitchum, a junior who is e pushing for to 5 p.m. the Center. change, saying expected 1978 gubernatorial provided by Anna Heard of started when lightning struck a current vice p Rummage Sale 9 a.m. to 1 munity resident and the that for large counties such as race. p.m., Longwood Civic League Sanford for entertainment heavily wooded area northwest newly elected y 2-3 MAY president for the I3roward, there isn't enough Clark's amendment was de. DeLand Players present building, Chu, ch Street, tomorrow evening after the of the Richfield Housing area at Senior Citizens Tour t school year; Erin Kane. rooni on the plate for the prefix feated. Mwever. %a. 0 business meeting; Sunday apprrximately 6 p.m.. here last 1975-76 by longwood. ' The Fantastiks" directed Disney World. Leave Civic morning church services of student body secretary who will number which identifies the If Richard withdraws his bill. night. Mrs. Florence Thouot, Center at 9 a.m. and return at Rummage Sale sponsored by be returning as a senior next county — and the rest of the Shevin will be allowed to keep ; and at I p.m. Shoestring Theatre, Del.and All Souls- Catholic Women's six. Call Doris Rogers or Mary individual choice Because the area was ex. year and as the re-elected numbers and letters. the surplus, under current law. Sunday everyone is to bring tremely dry and within Airport, 8:15 p.m. Club, Old U.S. Bank, Sanford McPherson for information, their own chicken basket several hundred feet of and senior John The department wants Florl. Clark is a close ally of House Plaza beginning at 9 a.m. da to go to an ABC-123 number- Speaker Donald Tucker, DSpecial Senior Citizens Week at dinner for a gathering at Fort residential homes, Captain Phillips, treasurer. MAY 24 the Magic Kingdom. Talliahassee, who is considered lane Park. Young of the Oviedo Fire Altamonte Springs Players All Souls' School annyal May one of Shevin's leading rivals The Geneva Museum will be Department explained, -They present "Adventure on Patch Festival, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Oak MAY 5 for the 178 Democratic r, Street," Friday and Saturday,8 4P TOM weight club, 7:30 p.m. open for visitors during the were taking no chances." and 8th, Sanford, booths, (lays gubernatorial nomination. following special hours: Two fire fighting units, an By n.r Associated Press prestige limn-se plates 60 p.m. , and Sunday, 2:30 p.m. games, prizes and horse ride, above Richard. Shevin's former IGA Store, Lake Mary. :ornorrow 10 to 11:30 a.m., 2:30 ambulance and a two-man Thurday, May 1, 1975 before the first day of registration. 1113462. Transportation deputy attorney general, called 5:30 to 4 p.m.. and patrol car from the Oviedo to 7 p.m.; The House MAY Clark's amendment th e "make Sun day 2:30 to 4 p.m. Police Department responded Bills passed: Committee. To Sena te. The Happy Senior Citizens Robert Shevin ne rvous amend. Cost to to the ex. members blaze and quickly of the License plates — Requires Speed limits Establishes a mcii." He Club trip to Ft. Lauderdale and said it was probably Society will be $2 for annual tinguished the flames. As a submission of applications for 55 iiiile per hour maxim um Ice show. Contact Mrs. Frank unconstitutional to deny an of Ii. speed limit. HB381. Neal. Steudle or Mrs. Elenor Storrs, To cial use of funds collected in a MAY I. I75 DISCHARGES Senate. Casselberry. - ----past political race. secured as the larger parent VW I1.4 ___________ .1 ___ __________ he said. Henderson was Issued progress, " A house is being built on house was being built and had building permit April 14 by City Persimmon Street well wi thin given some th ought to (1w Building Official Bill Bract'. fou l ball range of the batter's problem that could develop land, but Henderson was not box at the field, and some city with foul balls, but said: informed of the potential officials are beg inning to "We are going to cross that problem with the foul balls. wonder if the West Side field bridge w hen we come to It." Braceland later, however, will be subjected to the same en brought Henderson up-to-date He sa id no plans have be conditions - e about the fate of a truck convoy that was supposed to be bringing 610 foreigners from the French Embassy in Plinom Perth to the Thai border, — WORLD I. 4- "Unfortunately we can't stop the city's West Side Little constructed. League ball field. Jernigan said he knew the .. %a — Giscard d'Estaing that France was now deeply concerned was a BERRY'S .. Released from ___ have Jotted the nation, He cited the Watergate horror, the economic tion and Parks Department at resident wNle his house is '' C " ,,, ~ .. mission is now functioning In the Cambodian capital, official French sources reported today. The sources said their information came diplomatic dispatches whose origin was not further explained. The report of the razing o!the buildings thcjd with a statement from a spokesman for President Valery (1i, Sorry W. - - __________ I f several foreign embassies in Phnom Penh and no foriign 0 Naturally, Ifeel that our Red Cross programs thank you for a Job well done In the public in. meth91s, "It might be accurate to say that an Increase terest. and services are of great impoirtance to our in bad-ctieck passers indicates that the economy ruthlessly ellminatft all opposition, civiliAn WA recession will send demand back up. The apand Mrs. Nichols and Mr. Spoiski Sterely, or getting worse for the average conmilitary, using methods which made Güang's community, pearance of plenty makes the public unmindful of John C. Horner by comvery sumer," says a spokesman for the manufaccontrols and secret police seem mild Again. I would like to say thank you for your the need for energy conservation. Ex ecu either not to discount tive Manager turer, American Distrlcf, Telegraph Co. parlson. This is difficult to do OUF work or the support. It would be t th capital pr e Yet In determining the causal rela tionship re ession or he corruption In thout it. between bank crimes and fluctuations in fiefdoms. It is only to question whether Ch ia ng wi sincerely, Banana 'Bribe economy, other forces increasing bank crimes had power to control IL Editor, Herald: QiarIeneLTarpley Mrs. should be taken into account, the company "Be Kind to Animals" Week Is otsved The news reports have it that Ctdang's life was District Manager United Brands Co has admitted that It p $1. million t cautions. year again May 4-10. a tragedy of frustration, In a 5f it WU, North DistrktOffice, Fern Park an c1cia1 of tie lpubUc 1 I1 There Is evide nce that 'policy decisions" by BKA Week has been observel since But tie lost thit EflSifll&IWL that 10 CIiI I &'islOrts regarding a proposed export tax oti bsfl*IISL The organlud (Time or gangs Inflate the robbery , pptp of originated in 1915 under the Caine later, In the company is a leading 1,roducer and marketer of bananas under I - .. rate in some cities. The Impact of prof'sslona1 American Humane Associatlon.To thoss who remarkeble progress made in Taiwan in the t hi eves appears to have contributed In no small this year's kindness poster. let us all give it years he ruled that isimid. Progressively, the The Herald: The Securities and Excimge Commission dwges that the part to the astonishing jump in bank forgeries thought. base of government has been troadend with bribe and that the company paid another payment Ourabditytoberesponsibleforone'sanimals and robberies in at least one city, New York. The First Annual Greater Sanford Regatta localpeopletakenufloposltionsOflflflUence. The $750,000 in bribes to unidentified European officials. /tnothe noneconomic contributor to the in. and to respect them for being God's creatures The recipient in Honduras has not been namedL Ow" ecmmy, building on a Jspw=e-cr"W bme, was an unquaUrted success last weekend, wWch crease In bank robberies might well be the inand to remember all life has meanI. A survey made a few years back was largely due to the news coverage by The Lopez Arellam, president of Hoixhiras, said through a military number of banks themselves, parcreased up the Herald. The publicity left nothing to be desired spokesman that rumors of his invo!vement were completely listed Taiwan a world leader In ebringing ticularly small, relatively isolated branch banks 1. Nutter incomes of the lower half of th popula tion in Herald personnel at a ll levels and every false. i DeBaryn the suburbs tha may not be as extensively department cooperated to the fullestaf. relationship to thi,upper half. U5i1icS5 .. Embassies Destroyed crime." That is, there was no China in those World War security chief, the notorious Tat U. lieutenants to government assistance In object country did not provide the assistance relief for oil importing nations rurtning short of ir&-ed. cash. The strength which th e industrial nati ons But it was an Impossible conglomeration to may feel in the midst of the current glut of go%=. AM Chiang did not, in fwt, rule. however. Among mainy American& Chiang had the petroleum should not be misinterpreted, . of running a dictator state — a has reputation for Arab oil The slackening demand 1! I Ball Problems ., , prisoner in A A group of 16 niaors was in the nation's a few weeks ago seeking federal funds, as mayors so often are these days. In this- case, the creating 0 was summer jots for youths. Visiting a "street academy" for teen-agers who had dropped out or been kicked out of school, the mayors were told by one youth that, "If we don't have anything to do, we turn t \\ i flag or the flag of the host nation In which they are doing Ii May Cause By MICK IOCJIRID6K Heruld Staff Writer ____________________________________________________________________ — having spent WASHINGTON — Generalissimo close to War II mucn of World there are a feel I C!$*ng Kai-shek's operations. number of things which must be said about this grea t man. Chiang's defeat by Mao Tse-tung's forces on the mainland was not caused by a shortage of U.S. arms. He had a surplus. It was rather that is still the strong, dominant currency which is needed to buy goods and technology and make investments which will produce the most benefit Dealing with this motley collection of infrom their oil re'.'enues. depeWent warlordis, Chiang. by dint of genius, All ~j this Lnces the chance for fruitful was able to achieve a precarious balance. It wai negotiations this summer based on the mutual incredible that he attained sufficien t unity to needs of oil producers and their customers. The $25 vent total collapse In face of the wellbillion "safety net" approved in Paris pro mises organized Japanese invasion. mis was aznlracle 1141-1 ~! tir,~ T __________ A spokesman for South Vietnam's new govemment says 103,000 enlIsted men and noncommissioned officers taken the Da Nang area in March have ken released to return to I homes, Six thousair! officers, ranging in rank th major general conunanding th e Army of tile liepublic of Vietnam's 4th Corps also were captured, and all are sti ll held "for reed ucation," the spokesman said. The new government allowed The Associated Press and a CBS television crew to visit one of the "re-education canips" for 900 officers at Dien Ban. about 20 miles sou th of Da Nang. 11111 lI! , - government. Prisoners V . '1't,. L',,..,..... %(I.e.. .1 ii.... LUIV$I5 I1UUII7 UI 11W and combat planes" were taken away, a Hanol broadcast Viet Down As Crime Up ,~,' I kj *AA I responsibi-Ay to our ftg.They an businm ambawdors of this cmtry.They must make sure their wUons ftem dishorw our rofs,rnr.,4 e .....ii'.u, iIl from \ May 2 1975-5A Recreation and Parks Depart. the individual" that moves into inent, said he will jusi have to the house. Vnt .-I'. ) _____-_ . wait aim see what happens at "lie may be cooperative, but Fou baseball problems, like the West Side field, if he is not cooperative then we 1' the Pinehurst Ball Park The house is being built by will have to take steps to satisfy dispute, may be creeping up William Henderson, who Is re- both perties (the city and the . again for the Sanford Hecrea. portedly staying with a Sanford hontewnr.j _ _____ said. The ministry said all property inside and outside of Vietnam owned by the defeated government belongs to C0 0 E Japanese any more ... You know thatI once did. train his office on the 44th floor of the Pan Am Building in New York on Feb. 3. United Brands asked the U.S. State Department to hush up the charges but irstead the State Department denounced bribery of foreign officials "in the stronge$t terms." That was the ccrrect response. Az;cz tcazi firms doing business abroad have a special _1' the Vietnamese people arxi is at the disposal of their new I _*1 t" _____________________ re winter. Recovery from came In ~ I# — 1,0 DA NANG, Sou th Vietnam (AP) OPEC members also are having second thoughts cmerging from a mild o "dozens of warships, freighters, and hundreds of cargo along the route which h this — Foul ft- .... -~ - 11. -- _.-7- . _ '~___~, _ . - __ - - Revolutionary Government in Saigon charged that associate editor DON OAKLEY II years. The country was little more than a reserves as a hedge against future oil needs. Den- collection of local military dictators, each with mark is opening the way for oil exploration off the his and each with his own body of fiefdom, OWfl coast of Greenland. soldiers, loyal as long as they were being paid. The Arabs are seeing that as far as energy is i knew one of these generals well. On one octown. the only game in concerned they are not said, "You know I don't fight the the Western cowhies and from the fact we are -4 extends to the Orlando Sports Stadium. RAY CROME'EY c iang's Legacy G at 0 Friday ~ _t_%4 r SAIGON (Al') — 'the new government of South Vietnam demanded today th at all property ta ken out of the country by fleeing Vietnamese including combat panes Sanford Chamber of Commerce parking lot, and for additional safety pat rols _____ warlords, their armies and their provinces, nuclear power for generating electricity. Britain is busy developing North Sea oil resources. The one by one. the economic recession which has touched all I They're also planning a Bike-a-Thon for ,of same. growth or demise Quite frankly, I would expect that this amount of space wi ll prove to be insuff icient to !erve the seniors'needs. In any __ Fl. -1 _ 1~ l~ Iohn spoiski volunteers to help In registration of riders at the - - - . I Property Returned C.entpr. chairman, - South Viet Leaders voted to on the cooperation they receive, will predicate the France has committed itself to a s%itch tofrom Manchuria, could take ever the corrupt from BRIEF New Want dispenser Saturday, May 10. Clyde dine, A IN This probably wouldn't have gained too many lines of print elesewhere, but I believt that it's the little things in life which helps to keep this crazy old world twirling. Take the Sanford Optimist Club for an example. purchase a soft dunk Recently they for the Seminole Regional Detention • House ' WORLD __' part , th e Netherlands has staked out off-shore natural gas r' I accepted in Lieu of cash are going to learn from its existence, and depending and if you comply, you're getting a dam good meal, (IPEC countries seem less inclined to r"gard their oil as a "weapon" and more inclined to see it as a commodity, the value of which depends on finding customers who need it and can afford to buy itA year ago the oil cartel had the consuming nations over a barrel. Today, the barrel is sti ll there as a symbol of the dependency of industrial , but it is overflowing with oil. nations on Western European countries now have 60 to 90day supplies of oil in storage. The United States of America has put a conservation tax on oil imports and is slowly but surely developing an energy policy that will emphasize more production of domestic oil. Japan, more dependent on Arab oil than any other nation, is backing off from an agreement negotiated during the oil crisis last year to buy 90 million tons of oil from Iraq at last year's prices. The Japanese now find they can buy oil cheaper. school in in C SI&J This is one of the few times they ask your help.., The international meetings in Paris preparing for a major producer-consumer ol conference this summer, reflected a desire for cooperation and accommodation on both sides. There was litt!e of the strident rhetoric attacking the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries which followed th e boycott may policeman at the nominal price of $2 per dinner. * 1973-74 icets necessary Board YOU, I' To assist the cafeteria manager It will be to establish the demand for food each day to avoid waste or not preparing enough for all the people. The price structure has been set at $1 for a full hot lunch including tea or coffee. Food stamps will payment. be — started calling WAYNE D. DGYLE, Publisher WILLIAM D. CURRIE, Managing Editor IOBERT C. M .\ H KEY, .dvertising Director Herald, Sanlord, Evening Clock .uOCv The name and actiot oi Lyle Suffield are and the ir synonymous with Seminole programs within the area. Ills latest reminder was in the form of a visit to our newsroom when he discussed the food program at English Estates which Is being Fern Park. Clubs and the The Federation of Senior are cooperating on a Seminole County School pilot program which Is available to persons 60 and over, The food will be served from 11 am., until 1 p.m. Two tables of six or eight will be set aside for senior citizen use with approximately 30 to 40 minutes eating time for each group. Thk i. n 'nih',?' nr1rnrn Thø-n,nn1p .. ch arge ... r' In order that there be NO MISUNappeal DERSTANDING, the following IS a on behalf of the Sanford Police this Remember the trouble we've been area with another outside police organization for solicitations and claiming they represented the Sanford unit? Which In fact tLey did not! Well, in this case, it is the local 'men in blue' who are selling Ucki.s for their annual Chicken Bar-BQ. It will be served at the Police Benevolent Building lakefront on U.S. Highway 17-92, on Friday, May 16. The food will be served from 4p.m. on and you may either eat in, or take it home with 3ON. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 tue - .__.___IN - __ TI. ----- =' - " ;' ! - - - -- --- --------.- Clark denied that he was "at. tacking anybody." �- I.' -- - _L - 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, May 2, 475 Pastor's Southern Is Adventist THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH F.t,iI City-SR t THE HOPE OF OUR COMMU NITy % Services. SalbaTh Sabba*$.cM.a SIP-I,.on. •:Na.rn. Vnpm he t)ia.m. Wa.1IIPS..Vk, IlNa l. 00D OO T Pasta. 00000 700pm Of God Assembly OUR ••• % % ROILING HILLS MORAVIAN CHURCH SanIat4o Springs Drive -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- . FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Ca.. 2lThand Elm Rev E DonCu idlvSd*il M.r.11n Worthip Pai?ii Christian l:*a.m. 13 (S a 7:00pm 7Npm. FonI4IVN.M(W.d) qA .•.•; .% .* .... .%.................. Sunda y kho$ Baptist rnonWa.sip 1150am 7:30pm Wed S.erv. CALVARY BAPTIST ASSEMBLY ZWFairmont I)? AIr50t Blvd Pal ter StPc I 4a m S .rthip )t'fl C v&,.'' 15 (Si A Pra.laiflltn n4ay5fl( 145am 7*p Ifl. worshi p service EwtmivgS,rv$c, PrayuMo,tJpWed Rev ChurchoIGodHourN 1 Susdayltheol _ ____ IlMa m 7:50pm 7:50pm, M.rnlngwws?tp EvanetstiC Serv, _ Family Night Service P.E.W,d q~ I 4:11pm Eveflffil W.rUup Wed Prayer ServIce 7:50p WTRR 73Ipm.S0 41yW,i3,. Of CHURCH OF CHRIST 81t Iii Palm Swnos Or. Atla,omwwe Springs rn-NI. 1431 WiSh Fj,iISfrooq Sunday SdiS•5 Jain" P. Needham Lvan,ilist Antinbly Worship 11:048 m (Ypling Worship Pasler Wed. Evening Service 'sap in PINECREST IAPTISTCHURCH IIIW.Airpo,hBlvd Rev, Kenneth Heft tvemuugVsn)up Wed. a No them are proving her right. 7:50p.m. Highway 46 West Sunday $di,,l PaviSonney Bible Class Evangelist -' 10:50am LvesinW.rsIup Bible Classes Wed BAPTIST CHUPCH 3414 Palmetto Ave. Rev. O.E.Hnd.t nptuir1 Site.trd By The Arncir, B.We PAOLA CHURCH OF CHRIST 7:30pm. ?: 66 p, m. Service 6: All in. 7.349^. Pasie- . 0:iam. 11:50a.m. - Wod.Pray,r&Bibi,4v,,ly 1:30p.m. - - ______ Other Churches 3234201 W.T.I N. B.WsStvdy ,.9 Pasta. 1I00am Il-Slam 700am 7:50pm. PrayscMieng Wednesday . 7:3$) m. - 311 Part Avpø,e 1704 W. "ft Street Moe-dog W.n$p Savkhe& ____ MsradgWonhtp 1:30a.m. SthOB4 :4Sa.m. Noonday Worship 11:00 am £,oningWers4p 4 7:: 0* 4:30pm. Evoningw.ruiip W ed. Prayer Lie-vice ?f;*5 am. - 1:30pm. Toesday NightHome Mistic" S.v. Wednesday Night Bible Study 1:70 p rn 7:10pm Friday NighiTea.deenMeeiuvg Saturday Nögflt-Rutty Catholic 7:50p.m. Libmary Club oftiftn,s ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 7IBOabAv,.,1eM,rd Fr. TJU4arn mali Pes. lat.VlØl huts - SuR.Mass CSSSSI415I.liI. Ia.rn..IS:$$ lime, ln.letbCalIln 7p.m, BIN Wihiln ?:so p.m. 1:50p.m, - ___VVt:.- BulIdsog (behInd _ . Hiding Sonic, Sunday Lady's I Messages 11514. Paste. 1:41p.m. 4 p.m -k-4I~ !W- Congregational .4it ... h., Sund.i Ezckil 37:11-14 71 rn-lw Pub, FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST - last Second Street . - 9:311&m. 11:10-Ham. Sunday Service & Sunday ScRod II:141.m. $Msperahon &$srmon .___ Christian Science CHRISTIAN CHURCH 341$. Perk Apt'. PeNsushIp Morning WarshIp k I - Liaguwit Phi. CONGREGATIONAL L 11 44 .~_ SPIRITUAL TEMPLE Now location: Library II Na m. 1:10pm. WadneSdlySiivICi 750pm I - __A I .,___ IUL'Jy - WCJnC.*) hlcbrc Revelation 12:1-4 21:1-4 Isaiah 52:7-9 - J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff FLAGSHIP U.S. BANK OF SEMINOLE John Y. Mercer arid Staff THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford L. I). PLANTE, INC. Ovideo, Florida CELERY CITY STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstorm and Staff WILSON-EICHELBEP.GER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff PUBLIX MARK ETS and Employes PRINTING CO., INC. ______________________________________________________________________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY £SIEMBLY OF GOD _________________ ____ _____________ _______________ ____________ ______________ ________________ ________ _________ _______________ k\ r CIwtst. III) 5. Park Ave. Chwclid Christ at Lake Elfin. U.S. 11.13 N. Cassetbetry New MO Z48 Baptist Church. 1111 Pear Ave AetIoct, Siptif Church. Ov*do Ravunna Par, 14p115t Church. 3142W )ITh S. Calvary Baptist Assembly- Il. Firmod (liaised Garde. Cidi, People $ptI Chapel. 1501 W. First Street. Sanford "". I?-"$ Church sIChItst,001PaImlpqeng,or..Attom,ol,Spot. .4 Christ, Geneva Fiftia"t *#PIP? CNWCPI. Ill W. Alroted Blvd Calvary Bap's! Chrc*, Crytfub Lab. & 31$ Like Mary CI%IP,'r, Bai.'s' C'rch. 77$ SIm.M'a BIrd C101dral Baptist Chstech. 1311 061 Ave Chv$uola First Baptist Clue-water Mrssae.tarv Baptist Church. %aWhwitt Rd Church of Christ, Longwood P,r, Lab, ft'c's', R.g1 Nd . F*rn Pars Prpr.ti f.'itracp B,t%t cr,ru. U,day Second WWA Aosistionary IUVIso Church, West S#*#Wd lenland Baptist Church, 143.4 Palmetto , It St.JamesMs..onui-ylaptistCIl,,vcti,%s Rd 411,Osteon psoi,ria4s Baptist Cirurc*.O(dOrIpndold at" it • ring sopiNit St. 044"Sim atrfta Chwck. CAN&" "olts. sit Pvt Ave. lam morning Worship 6 on : 1; V - -. T . .1 ftyei.t Chert". t) F'-' .Depary Fir" c,e-ca is os... is Lisa Mary WiRfi. CR$144 jsJe,e,, $apttj Chry*. Mae-I I W,Ulam St.. Mamaids lying. I" 11601of CbvrO of Lake AAOAM TIN Hope SWISS Cbwtk ?ill Or&nw Asill. First Baptist church of apileft Pir$I First pps,t l.'.Lande 5pia 11611611 (hoqch, 1 101 W 17Th St Chwth of romf City Baptist chisirth i C3,vwtbel Gnd. Mi PI,cI.ry Grace United Methedsit Church. AWprl Blvd C11,11rch W 0". *I W. "W 14. Crime Chimel . A.M-1, ChvrCh. OT4& o. Ckw, el U., i4,i;,,Iy, La.. Mary AN S.Ss Cathkc Churct. 71* 0114 Ave. a Church of a". 1141W. 11Th *t. Church of God in Christ. 004145 Pr.pti,cy, 17145. Pimmi. Ave. chorch of 40d AlLitsboo. Enterprise R,$cv,ChuqctiefG.d,I750w tSttIlf,.Sash-srd IanIoed t Augestiro CalhoPc Church. Sunset Or near Cttelunta 7 wpm. 1:30pm presence in our mind and af- that which takes us to Him fectlons without in any way rather than away from Him; Pentecostal Patter I- Warn ls"fon Nd. SO- MM M*98114st" CS"0#64 ChWCI#, Mbi"&Md 40100- ARAIII CHRISTIAN EPIScoPAl. -It All Ss"lh EV"cilipat CINW(A. ff. Offlory A" , lattropt1w Lpsscapat Church. Lin. .,..-1-d - I - 1- -- I pt :ieI*.sI Vitt . tin t L,aue 41101 'PI t.4*4*'t14 Ph a ______ III _______________________________________________________________ .1_ - - mru~ ________ ( - _______ _________ - . ..41 4_ ______________________ __________________ _______ ________ ________ _____ - ___________ ____ W i _____ - ___________ ''k. . _____ ________ _________ ___ ______ - -'I; - _____ - BISHOP CONSECRATES SANLANDO CHURCH Sanlando United Methodist Church at SR 4N and Raymond Avenue (see photo left) and educatimal building were consecrated Sunday at a 6p.m. service. Participating In the service from left In photo above) were District Supt. Eldon Simmons; Florida Conference Bishop Joel McDavid and the pastor, Rev. Lyman H. Klrkwood. The church was officially organized in June, 1972 meetIng at first at First Federal Sa vings and Loan In Altamonte Springs and from January, 1973 to April 13, 1t7 at Seventh-day Adventist Church of Altamonte Springs. Dave Mays and Jack Judy were co-chairmen of the building committee. Architect was Edward L. Thomas and general contractor was Aagaard- Juergensen, Inc. (Herald Photo by Jane Cuselberry) - -- -- Eastern Orthodox Celebrates Easter Latt-siew Clurnhilai Cossircit. arat, Lose R# at JIsmimig Lutterari Church of rovsdence Downs Litt"wom Cgenich @4 ff* Rodeanw,10) So. ill% pl&tq Lvmeqar, 'hurc*, Golden D*ye Dr. & flwy, Ir.i3, C.usr, oba 1 MeSsiah CONGREGATIONAL Cc04re58*cnaI CP'."t'ianttt.rr Crh. 11 I Pan. St t:kt , tu __N _______ = SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Springs St. Jam" A.M.R. It. Myy's A.M.I. Bear 11 cypr-, ,. ,. Church .ft Ch. ft 421 Slevia A.. 1g,i..., na,qi . CbwcRolJI44ICtirhst04UftecDa,lit,),ISPartA,e Eastero Outhode. Chwh, St. 4eRos Do,, C"MIM Chapel, First Churched ChIli,, Scientist, 000i. 3V4 SO So"OSesdo Uluftd Methodist ClW(h. TAMP First Fad. to"Wen Springs FtfltChufchWtheNlir,*afM,pt.5 Forts Part . Lake Mary Church of the Nalaren,, Lake Mary .11,4 . La0 Hwy. 1711. _. Lake Mignirse Chapel. ora p%glf Blvd, k#iie kt_ kingdern Hall #1 JsovIbsw,sn451 Labs Moomso ui. 1141 W, led First 8"Is Chwch Of IN LiviRS God, Midiwov. PeetocUtal 0... Bible Toknacfl. lidgu,wsêd Awe,, (off lItkep. pesito Senthi.h H4 $e-$, Otairvit Crwch of the N*nro", Ganove roffifillouty Color Mary First Pentecostal ChVF(ft of Ltmiffst,"d Pie-il Ptfitttilat Chv,th 04 Sanford Full Gospel ToWtgacj# 1?14 C,&vmty Club Ml. Olive HOt,ni Church, Oak Hell Rd. O ..p., liaise-i Alance Church, 1"I 1. Park Ave. Trse SalVilleets' Alim', Not W_ 34W111 Liii M.p United PresWarmin Church I011tng KIlls Ma.aveess Chs,rch, Ahisiciki, IPe-MI First PliflIkIt"t" CAWCA, Oak Ave. & ird 11 First Presbyterian Church of DcBary, I. Hightoiid CIr.,ena.t$ Presbylce-Isa ChUrch,. 1775 1 Octende tsr 5! A'ld(,w s Pt,br , trt;', Cnr,r', h-it) hear Last Rd •i$iN Aye. - United Chwch of Christ. Ajla agis" Ist C"friistv" CAWL All Spot Hofy'ry Imly ChW God"s Christ 1114 M40110OVIlime A", The Full OISp.I Cana. fit. of Ot Lard loses Cio'ti, W4$.hnate, it. • , 411 - at Ilafferd Mawiflal Church. S D$$àry 31v1., Allumeate ir All"Is A-M.g. C:swilfl, Olive & In Ott... Ma4tl , Pastor Resigns For Forest Lake Silventh Day Ld v#mf iit C hurch, Hwy 4 14 Forest City tvenhh Day Adventist CPwrPi. Ma,tland Ave. Altamonte All Paith Chapel. tamp Sia'iaieli, Wativapa,t Rd. Aetta*st Choirch. o. tgweod LUTHERAN Nadts*ds Christian ChWch, Floe-ida PIles., of.. hums" M11- Low Mitswonvy Wilt Mrah I$" J"fir AVC _ Baptists Tell OTHER CHURCHES . W. lisa Miss4nary laptith. 54in Ave: New Bethel MissioAry Church. lilt St. I H,Ckoe p Ave, - FIRST PENTECOSTAL WIRVIW 5110M I*vtsfh Day Adventist Chuccis, 54 1 Moss ad .. Christ M44 M:u.en B.spl'l Church. Oak Hill 1C *W" Q4y Bapti st Church. Ioaca Hwy. . ___ .- which I am presenting is prayer me, as an aside, that St. St. Augustine suggests that rlq frustrating to many of when we pray our prayer us. For this reason I would should be: for that which is suggest that we consider truly good for us and this i'om.rnunication with film since basically means the priority of "n' 1:61P as Sanford Seventh Day Adventist Church, 7th 1 Elm NatIAMENN Caswfaecty Jordon aittstiolsairy awiss Clow0l. 1611 X FW0 It _____ N. : may be too restrictive and Geneva Methodist Chu,cti, Otttvs f*, AAA*11 CathW#( ClOwch. Dogwood Trail. OwAaary Peril Baptist Church is Otlisa Head Baptist Church. 00414. Na.IRtiSe sw ll Church. First %9~ 8 Methodist Church. 1444 S004rd AV* Free Methodist Church. 140 W. 4th St. Church of God of CATHOLIC Piney Ridge ad. Csssetbeity ft"Vide Chivirch of christ, Fla, MD"" Dr. Mai"MW Temple Bagoist Churcog, Palm Wits" Rd. Altselsomig W WI" Pint Baptist Chaushli Lbagwied. Car. Church 6 Ge-ed ______ ____ Religious O41IOry Community M~t1t Church, W Hl#hbanbl Rd. Dtfory Frit Un.'ed MtPiodtt Clivich •I tack Av First Methodist Chvvlt Cl O,*edo Churched ,, o, 1b Missionary Bapttst Church. 50 Cypress St. pow Baptist cow I ' (if prayer recommended by St. each of us is able to have His the spiritual over the temporal, - (PvcOi l Clr,f. Piela (hu(h it Chv,,f, bY. 17Th CHURCH OF 400 Pt*ondshIp Sepia Chorclk W Anomolde jpnogi. Rh. 814. Aflarnodo SpriagsIptd Messaary BiptesI. 17th 1 C14ar 4 ''. 1S2' AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY CHURCH OF CHRIST NeUI, Calvary Missrona,y Baptist. 1111W 17th, St. New Istoen Pr,s,,,v, Baptist CRordt. t)ot W. iiti, BAPTIST . The ancient Eastern Ortho- Administrative Board, will be most recently married couple, Community Holy Cross Redeemer Lutheran verbalizing formal prayers. done in a good way, and this dox Holy Week and Easter the Lay speaker. The lay family that has been members Alter all when two people are in means the manner or mode of S CHURCH OF LONGW000 Holy Cross Episcopal Church Synday$ch..l 541a.m. There will be a special e are being observed assistants are Gena Bukur at of the church longest, and the Methodist %I Orange Street werstup love words are not always our prayer should be humble thisrvices will observe Ascension Day meeting of the congregational week at St. John Chryso. liv C Ruth Grant Patter 8:30 and Harold Head at the 11 newest famil:- to become Sunshine and Co. youth choir Thursday with celebration Sunday School II Na in ~ assembly Sunday after the necessary to make each con- rather than demanding and in stom Chapel on Highway 17-92, a.m. service. The youth choir members of First Baptist of _, , I Morning Worship Community 11 004 * 4r4scious and a&wed of this the form of an ultimatum; from United holy Communion at 7 a.m. and 10:30 a.m. service at Lutheran SundavIven4ng 130pm M ethcdist Wed Bible Study 1*pm -. :.. mutuality of love and fidelity, a good heart and intention, and Eastern Orthodox Church of the the respective services. 1?y C.ngi,eroesMooisngSunday 430pm ,( Testimonies will be given by berry will hold a Mini-Retreat meet in the church lounge Sanford. Prayer then Isessentlally the this means that we should in- Orthodox Church of America ...................... GRACE UNITED Rev. Leo F. King, the pastor, Alice-Margaret Bose, Wendy Sunday afternoon beginning following the service. meeting In the Good , I __ will be speaking at the Beymer flirt, Claudette Wp, and Fred with a 12:45 p.m. luncheon and Airpoirl Blvd M W*odtaw"Avt. r - it FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 4 ~acknowledgement of our Friendship rather than as one Episicopal ChurchShepherd The men of the church will 10 I Rev, M.lrvhnQ. lucker Pasta. chapel in Memorial United Methodist Wilson. The Amazing Praising concl OP SANFORD . Central Baptist ChwclsSchool 141am. complete dependence as a opposed to Him. )Sfl$a.44rdA,e uding with communion tn serve a Mother's Day breakfast •. Maitland. Morning Wor ship Church in Winter haven where Puppet Pals will present one of 1100am Rev FredMcCleary Patter chapel. creature upon God. It is aiso a IveningWerihip May II at 9 a.m. in parish hall Then, every prayerof our will This Sunday Central Baptist 7:50pm Svii.dapSchool lam In the spirit 4. of he formerly served as pastor. their outs tanding programs L . Seminole Community Chorus for the women and gins of ~_ *A w-_k .j. t Of Our needs acbe answered elt1w with the Church will observe "Baby I ,I ~ I !JI 8 ecumenicalism, Father Dismas The prayer chapel furnishings under the direction of Mrs. J. T. Ivonn, Service 7 SOp m will present "Elijah" at parish. Reservation should be Day" during Sunday School and Bi bl e Study Yvel Eve CHRIST UNITED 114pm cording to a priority of the rather prompt YES or NO OT of St. John Chrysostom is METHOOIIT CHURCH YVARS*rvlco Tots ave 1 340 m in- were made In his honor and will Cosmato. Dr. Cosmato will Community Methodist Sunday made through the church office, morning worship services. All ; spirtual over the material or WAIT A WHILE! It seems this viting area II. t~ _irm Tucker Drive. Svnllnd Estates clergy and be dedicated on Sunday. conclude this presentation with at 3 p.m. and Monday at 8 p.m. -..-. tempral. Lloyd Hampton last condition Is a real test of parishioners to attend any of children two years of age and ' j SSA4apScMI Six members of the First spiritual summation, 1:41am. with the public invited. under will be escorted by their Meriting hI Ma m t Since prayer in a real sense resolve to - Keep the Line these special services: the UnitedMethodlstofSanfordare Pinecrest Baptist L The church will begin Deltona United MYF3IISun. 114pm. shares in God's plan for us, it Open! parents in a Baby Parade GreatFridayserviceswillbeat singing in the "Elijah" Eve. We.sblpl&)Son 7:10pm Presbyterian National Family Week with . . Wednesday Maritig Pray" Ore,,, Deltona United Church of during the morning worship 7p.m. today; on Satunlay, the presentation at Casselberry .! k Pinecrest Baptist Church of taking of Holy Communion in Ch ristwill sponsor an auction service. Rev. Bill Coffman, n• COMMUNITY UNITED Reading of the Acts will begin United Methodist Church on Sanford will dedicate the newly family groups at the 7:30 p.m. May 17, beginning at 1 p.m. in pastor, will then lead the COVENANT METHODIST CHURCH PRCSBYTEIIAh CHURCH at9p.m., VespersServlce atil Sunday at 3 p.m,, and Monday published Baptist Hymnal service. _______ Hwy. 17flatPinewlldgelg 1711H.y,IUk.MaryBl,d Is ______ the church on Providence congregation in a prayer of p.m. and the Midnight-Easter at 7:30 p.m. CISSIIOS.Iy _____ lev.Wiui.mC.11staiJ,. Pail,. Sunday at the 11 a.m. service, A family night covered 1111V. William Picle" Pastor S R I I Chutch 11cheivi t as# M dedication for the children and Boulevard at Tivoli Drive. I Service at 12; or the Agape Rev. KeenetiuMilte. The monthly family night there will be congregaUonal supper will be held at 6:30 p.m.. Assist. Pasts Ma.,wng Wee-Ship \ All net procee& will be for their parents. He will also inMir$ngwersIip 9. is Feast and Easter Service £Na.ry 11 "at". will be this Sunday singing and special music by Wednesday, In fellowship hail Chvrchktieel I:3S&IIa,m. (vomwsgWsniwp 110pm. the a!d of fork. troduce those that work with l 9 Sunday at 3 p.m. lee-vices wITh classes tsr all ages Wednesday YouTh Group 1 55 pm evening at 6:30 in the the choir an ensemble from the with Roy and Connie Iey of The church will be open for the children during the serFelleuslup Coffee between services atm4ayM.n; Breakfast S loam y The Very Rev. George Fellowship Hall. Following the new hymnal. The amount World's Children Inc. present- contributions from 9 a.m. to 3 vi Its. \A/() 11.1 ci UMYF 1:10pm. Gladky, dean of Florida from Evening WnMp 750pm. per the youth of the church pledged by the congregation for ing a program on Vietnamese pm on May 15 and 16. If pickWed Bible Study I Prayer lee-v. 7:14pm _ ~ __ May 4-11 is Christian Home FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ~. First Wednesday Ftlleaship will present a musical purchase of the hymnals was 50 chIldren. NEW YORK (AP) - With this becomes necessary be- Miami, will officiate at I . k Oak Ave £)d 'fl Junior Methodist Youth up is needed you may call Week in Southern Baptist Supper 414pm. Rev. Virgil L. Bryant and some churches acting to get rid cause of the limited experience blessing of the Easter Baskets melodrama as the program. per cent over the goal. 7I Rev. Kenneth W. Mu4Hs, W.1n4$tsq$ committee members Natalie Churches. In keeping with thi. _~ir of "sexist' terminology, a of humans which inevitably following the 7 p.m. service Several skits and musical Mir.Wng Worship INa ,,,. FIRST UNITED -4 Fellowship will hold a "lock-in" Brent, Herb Hubsch or Bill theme, Rev. Coffman will be Church 141am 10" Jordan Baptist METHODIST CHURCH Sunday celebrating Holy numbers will be given and atthechurchthenightofMay9. Ruppel. problem regularly comes up also limits their language. M..ningWerslup II Ham. III Part Ave. preachingaserlesof messages Pascha by St. George Orthodox. public Is invited. NwflOry about usages which impute $ Lee F. King p,t,, The annual Mother-Daughter Their only words for refer. Evangelist Sidney Fisher of Anyone wishing to make on the home each Sunday night Moe-dog Wee-iMp 1.10111 A.M. The annual Mother-Daughter maleness to God. Banquet will be held at ring to a person are either' 'he" First Methodist lundaySdisol 1:41a.m. Kentucky will conduct revival articles for sale at the auction, during the month of May, banquet will be held UMYP THE LAKE MARY UNITED 1:30p.m. "It's a distortion of the or 'she," including God, whom services May 5-9 at 7:30 P.M. church at 6:30 p.m. May 10 may do so on a contribution or Everyone Li invited to hear this at Men's Prayer Breakfast PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 1 This Sunday at First Uniled Fellowship Hall on Monday at truth," says Dr. Leonard Swid- Christianity regards as a featuring recognition of special bid a 41% Tborsday Willivir Avo~ Lafte Mary 6: 30 S.M. 11, r Jordan Baptist Church, 1621 consignment basis. on series of messages by atterxift Family NIVId Supper Roy. AV Stevens Minister I ler, a theologian and church personal being, which Is the MethodW Church Ashby G. 6:30 p.m. The theme of the mothers and a fashion show 3rd S. 4:10p.m. l.ndayChwchkt.s4 141am consignment, a small handling Central Baptist Church or ,c historian of Temple University highest form of being known to Jones chairman of the banquet Is "Mother's Little First St., Sanford. George Morning Wee-Illip II Na in • featuring clothing made by the fee will be charged when the listening over WTRR radio, Galloway is pastor. Youth Group I ItIpm Flowers." Following a covered SANLANDO UNITED women and girls of the church. item is sold. in Philadelphia. "It's also the humanity, surpassing an imW.dChotr Practice i Np in Sanford. METHODIST CHURCH dish supper i.'e "Florida Altamonte ultimate put-down to women." personal i". Rev. Bill Pickett and Rev. Pheiwl)4.7$41 Orgemied line II. 1112. Lonewsed 'daet Peacemakers," an ensemble of In classic Judeo-Christian Ken Miller, church pastors will 1 hU1dI) IrIdJy SJturdJ) i*fl OUt Ia. Sunday lie-vices at Thi SevontR4ay la nguage, we're left the Central Florida Chorale, Community Adventist Chorcb, MaiIIand Avenue, UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH teaching, God is neither male be attending an orgv.ilzatlonal Modern Law Needs John Acts Revelation Cornier Cindy Club Altainsats 5,rg nor female, nor delimited in with four possible choices, uswill present the program. They Altamonte Community and development lab Monday ' 14:15-19 8:4-S £VpUIalSbda 21:9-12 (Mt Soul SR-us) Patter 'he', using 'she', using both Pesla. Isv. Oar-Wa Via Lyman H. I&tused will be leaving for Poland in Church will hold a flea market through Thursday of next week any way to bodily organs, but h-Ham Sunday Stied Suada-$cteel 1:45am. traditionally and in most or coining a new word," Swidler June to perform abroad, and bake sale on the grounds at the Epicenter in Orlando. IS Ha in Morning Woe-ship Wee-iMp 11:00a.m. IVShI mrm i?2 Roofs 7 "P as ng Wer$Mp Biblical passages, has been says. Since new words can't be NWiecy I Kindse-girle, The lay delegates to Annual May 3 at 8 a.m. The church is _____ Conference will meet In the located on SR 436 and Forest referred to in the mcu1ine automatically imposed, he . NEW YORK (AP) - Uneasi- without any sense of depen. suggests using both pronouns, Castle Classroom on Thursday Avenue, Altamonte Springs. gender as 'He." Theological ness has developed among dence upon God, has produced a evening at 7:30 for a subOn the surface, church SChoI- complementarily. some legal scholars at a mod. kind of utopianism which has Swidler, an interreligiously _4 district instructional time. ears note,ft often has led to ern approach to "the law" that also become a religion." _____ scaled-down, erroneous im- versed Roman Catholic who cuts jurisprudence off from its John T. Noonan Jr., a CathoFirst Baptist pressions of God as a kind of editstheJournalof Ecumenical moral-religious roots. lie, of the Univerlsty of CaliforConvention Plan For Stetson patriarchal grandfather or Studies, has worked out a ten-. Christian Home Week will be The effect as they see it isa nia's Law School, cited the "man upstairs," a gross tative revision of the churchlltWILSON-MAI ER FURNITURE CO. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Southern Baptist Convention observed at First Baptist kind of cut-flower legalism, de- same sort of idolatry, saying: caricature of the Judeo- urgy,ellminatingsexuallyclasMr.andMrs.Ai Wilson Sanford, Fla. Church during the week of May sessions scheduled for June 10Det.AND- An annual lecture prived of its nuturing sources "There is a virtual search for Christian view of God as an sifying references to God. 4. One of the highlights will be 12 at Miami Beach are expected Howard H. Hodges and Staff series conducted by a and philosophical depth, yet ex- salvation in the law by people infinite, omniscient Spirit. the church .ride family picnic on to draw cver 16,000 delegates "0 God, our Father and Prominent Christian theologian alted in present times as a sub. comln,j to law schools today." Because it both distorts basic Mother," the prayers put It. will be inaugurated next year at stitute 'religion" itself. Wednesday. Each family is to from 50 states, A & P WEO In a similar vein but in anSENKARIK GLASS * .I C3ilVktiOfl5 causing superficial Action begins Sunday Stetson University, it was As for the liturgical recast- DON POWELL bring a basket of food for their its a result, education in the The Management and Employes ther setting, U.S. Supreme & PAINT CO., INC. evening, June 8, with about announced today by Dr. John E. law in this country has suffered 0 misconmptions, and also im- Ing, he said it aims only at family. Young singing preacher from plies male superiority, Swidler "getting people to recognize We and Employes Christian Home Week is 6,000attending a joint session of Johns, president. the loss of a vital dimension, Court Justice Harry Blackmun This lectureship is made two noted legal scholars told a declared: "The balance has WINN.DIXIE STORES says, the language for address- have a problem," and w start Daytona Beach, Don Powell, sponsored by the Church the Pastors Conference and # " miMing. The compass has and Employes ing God needs to be modified, trying to resolve it. Some tie- begins a weekly telecast on Training Department. Mrs. Bill Woman's Missionary Union at possible by "A significant gift meeting in San Francisco of the WSW&I'V. channel 35, &lay Ryan, church training director, the. Miami Beach Convention from a Baptist deacon and his Associatioh of American lAw been askew. It setems the old and there are Biblical grounds nominations, to a degree, a]. guideposts are no lotiger there, for doing so. ready have taken steps in that ii at 9:30 am. The weekly states that the program is for Center. Other large p econ- wife through their church, the HA R R EL L & B EVE R LY F LAG S HI P BAN K Harold J. Berman, a Harvard or at least no longer looked to or "We do have precedents both direction, feature will be preceded by a the entire family with vention groups will also meet on First Baptist Church of TRANSMISSION of Sanford and Staff Blowitstown. The gift will be University professor of law, relied upon." in Scripture and Judeo.ChnisWhile the Bible mainly uses TVSpecial at p.m., Monday. recreation beginning at 3 p.m. Monday. David Beverly and Staff * 200 W. First He tian tradition for also referring male pronouns referring to Former Nixon aide Charles channeled through the Florida said the scope of scholarship in has been on uyndicated under the direction of Vic RichAt a lecture at Emory Unitelecasts for 13 years In the burg. Dinner will be served at 6 Colson will speak to the pastors Baptist Convention," Dr. Johns the field has been reduced by versity law School in Atlanta, g to God in feminine imagery," God, Swidler notes scattered • stated. "The intent of the don" "the neglect of the sources of Justice Blackmun, a United he said in 3 telephone inter- fcminine implications. Isaj,6h United States and Canada. p.m. followed by a period of Slonday vvening. The programs will feature view. "It's not a strong tradi. 66:I says God comforts as a entertainment by The Convention will open is to strengthen the ties between tle law in the canons and iran- Methodist layman, called for a Steve "Don i'owdl Singers," re tion, but its there." Nephew. "mother comforts." A parable Tuesday morning and conclude Stetson University and the sceixlent beliefs of religion." restoration of basic moral and cording artist Darlene ClmnAlthough God cannot be accu- of Jesus in Luke 15 portrays During the entertainment raursd~y night. Issues likely to churches of the F!orida Baptist The resultant shallowness ethical principles In the nation, METHODIST St. Marks Ptesbyterh.n Church, Sill Palm Sprin hers of Dallas, TeL, plus 21 time recognition wuiljegiven to draw the sharpest debate are Convention." rately referred to in either sexGod as like a woman seeking gs Rd. Altamonhe tends toward "studying cases particularly in the legal prol"sBavnitl United Memorial Church,. I. Dilary Ave. lnlefp$54 logs liar Lake United Methodist Chur ch leadig Gospel singing the large ual category, Swidler said that the lost. The lecturer, chosen annually without relevance to ethical sion. family present, the role of women in Baptist Upsala ornmviwfy Pvesbytwl*n Church, Upsala Rd groups. W"'"I'"sler fores"llitiOat Cbwch. Rod 11" Md.. Cosselowrly couple married the longest, life. especially with respect to for the spring series, will be considerations at all." Cosselbocry Community Unitod MdRodi$I Cbu'cR. Hwy. l7., & Citing recent Watergate-re- wt"mr! iplta5 IL LASH-QUEEN CHRYSLERPLYMOUTH And Staff Pint Asiimbly si Ged. 17Th & Elm V~;.." ________ ____________________ The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possibl D E K LES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekle and Employes . Man Upstairs Reall A WAIT SANFORD PIlE WILL HOLINESS CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHuRCH Nov. Fe-oiL, Neal Sunday School I Oe-ene Blvd.. LabeMs4w.. 11:14a.m. M.rna,W.riJiap 4:11p.m. E wastes Wsrihip IfltsgWonp - • THE LAKE MONROE CHAPEL Past.. 1:30a.m. WiIIardEldridge 1:43am. Sun4pySch..l Evanpshsltc$.,vic.s C'clTraineie, .-. I .-. ELDER SPRINGS BAPTIST CHURCH ISO Item. Silty Griffin and N ursery William B Downey Early Service CoMright 1913 Ke fler Advvnrttag Sqr%ict. Inc, Stfasbur& ~Irrnia 411pm Patter Sunday School LUTHEPAN CHURCH 21$lOrhandeAve 11713) hLuffieranCii,rciaAmwjca, As Granny often added: E'en a c/il/cl knows i/wi! Every Sunday millions of 11:908 m Church Tratn3n Rev Pa, ID TrItsit GOOD SHEPHERD 11 : 9418 M. 4:44pm. 9:01 in. Wi*.iidiyB4b4iChast Kinder g arten Granny that was plain as the nose on our face. Evangel i st 1:45am • Slam, MomniigWerthp Pasta. Leering Service a 1:11am Of: **m. WerthipS.rvIce '1 ______________ _______________ this matter sin, -e his mother St. and available to all of Whilethi.slsof(enreferredto Monica prayed some 20 years as conversation with God, I thinkthlstermanditsmeaning her son Augustine to God. Lake Mary. Ph Wed S*Oie Study Patter NYPS Sunday Scheel ,c ________ _______________ --our line of contact with Him Augustine is a good teacher in OF THE NAZARENE This is the E vening Service I.lfi" Rev. ElmirA. levsclwm But the idea that God created us. . loves us. . seeks us - - - saves us. To CHURCH OF CHRIST 1512 Part Avtnui I 10:54 am LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER rP3:r cnoperaing a they are now. And Granny was fully awarc that a few individuals claim to be atheists or ICS. 7:30p.m. Charles N.Crump SueidayWllRlraodcasl BibioStudy 1 44 P in Lutheran She some- • 1144am W,dn4a 5,rvici 7 p Old Trvmt to, a NewDay ians debate certain weren 't 450p.m. 4 Xpm 11:50am. WeeidayBbteCIats Evening Service she knew that times lamented the fact there were so many denominations-which in her day Ia.m. JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH lNpn, Mist Week Service (Wed I - LAKE MARY . M. Nungtory Do" 400pm 1vMicIiIlhfiCe Religion was one of these! 7:30pm. ________ munication is our relationship Augustine may assist us in to God. The medium of corn- examining the type of prayer that we It seems to munication available to us If , 54am Rider YDVIhPtOIf openness to us to him -ativr than away other points of view, the in- from film. This involves many terchange of ideas if any real timestheanswerof our prayer andreasonableprogressistobe being "no" since it does not made in removing obstacles to make sense to pray for our important inter-personal something which will alienate I)rUft) in this area of corn- 150am Nursesy Provided Icr all scvicn Family lirvice Church Of Christ : on whatever level of us from God. priority these may exist. Perhaps these three qualities One most vital level of Paster Mortsting Worship Curate & "a M. Holy Communion Church School a d interests I-iSa rn Sunday School 441 S. Path That's the way Grandma described things that were absolutely clear. 11sta rn DoiiqIat 0. EII.oft HOLY CROSS TM Rev. Carl I.Camwion Iiim ' THE NAZARENE Avi 1511 Sanford Ave TMRev. Leroy D $ape, IIIIW.CLMmaI, ol OF THE NAZARENE Pithy St Nt 44 O,niva 105am, Rev A C Green iSam Swndayichod 550am. 11:50a.m. SUn.Wa.IPIIp 1150am 400pm. 5,n NYP$ I of Is m Sun Lv, WOflIUp 7 Np ,n 730pm wm Pray., 114pm. E piscopal Coe. 14101 &I. 4 Oak Are ho GENEVA CHURCH FIRST CHURCH CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH __________ coication ________ ______ \ _____ pers:s, groups and even limited and personalized na tions. On both the personal perspective. In other words our and global dimension we are prayer will be fulfilled when , 'iware of the Importance of that which we pray for brings jA Nazarene CHURCH OF 000 ©rr SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH ISMom1Ga*OOICP.b Hwy. I7.flI Don S(kI,1 Mantling WershIp church Training •:•:• Church Of God P, (US I I D co FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 447 S Sanford Ave Or Harold Harris SAvSc Jv,tEasIalIfltor$IIti : Minister •, N IaW's.S' M i nister Kaith Hvl1tiici.04 IIa.m (Si m Svndzy SctioeI - !vesu. Worship Sunday L.nq.O.id, Fig, N -. . fuiflis the Divine Pk'n rather than charge it In our case. A true understanding of prayer 'turned on' and 'turned off', will ulthn.ately lead us to the Ordinarily, these imperatives awareness of conforming our iefer to the opening or closing will to His; of loving what he of a source of energy in Its loves; of desiring what He iaried forms. However, in the desires for us. At' this point of contemporary discourse It spiritual maturity we begia to means communication or lack see things from a Divine point of coinniunication between of view and not our own rather Moravian X. W,diw,day Night Pray" Service A mong the many newly coined words, or at least the singular application of them is 1)Iom .. - I, _____ _______ _______ 0:IPp.m. •p*,rmiaav. 1vtnIi1Wt5flP V. I Ub"f% School 3u4 Sanford Ave. 48 On. Sunday Scheel 1150a.m. Morning Worship ' * Ilftvte% kiwi iviui Wed . ave. Praya.tiu 150pm. THE SEVENTH-DAy ADVENTIST CHURCH Comic U A Elm C. N. N.m iaP.f Iiy Somic,i : m By FR. WILLIAM ENNIS All Soul's Catholic Church FIRST SOUTHERN METHODIST CHURCH y. , . ., :%• t&'iy Serv ices Corner Friday, May 2, tfls- p Methodist G.StloATaff PUP.. A$$iCt.P, Pastors LaWs Hi*de.sli,fl I I A. Xrth Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Rev. G. F Hodges has Sa nford in June 1965 with a resigned as pastor of Palmetto burden to start a church. lie Avenue Baptist Church after 10 btn with a series of meetings years in Sanford and will be in the Seminole High School going with his family to auditoriumandlaterheld group England as a missionary. "Out meetings In his horne and in a of ..; 5' million population there," storefront. The group organized he said, "only two per cent on authority from the home I *attend any church." He hopes church on Feb. 24, 066 with 24 Iflo establish churches and train members. men to pastor them. Palmetto 1`hro41h the years he has led Aventw [_~aptist will support the the congregation through three Hodges In prayers and [man- building programs, a kinder , throug 1201 gradt Rev. [lodges comes from an school and conUributirig to the Independent Baptist heritagp of support of ' 82 missionary more than200years, he came to families. h - ___________________________________________________ ordination, and the inroads of drawn from nationally _____________________________________________________ Paslay Appointed (h-h 7 I t% t'I. . L r VV U ORIANDO- Cliff Paslay has been appointed area director for "The 700 Club" prayer arid crisis couriselling ministry in the Central Florida area. The position entails providing . tlw training and direction for voluntary counsellors an :,"rilf4j s:f66-1 1*pe plione calls as a unit of "The 700 Club" television broadcast being a red in this area on Channel 35 At the same time, he said. lated scandals and other cases itie cluirisinatic movement into prominent theologians, Dr. "secularization of legal educa- in %ithich lawyers compromi3ed Southern 11patist churches. Johns commented. This person tion has led to idolizing of the ethical principles, he said the Business on the agenda in- will spend several days on law itself." Berman, who is legal profession must be cornclud a 50th anni versary lecturing, meeting Jewish, added: "Pursuit of the nutted to "what is just and tviebratioo of the Cooperative students and iaculty in law's objective of social justice, moral as well as barely legal." . A . Irnørnfsi lbo rLvnnminjstlnn'. discsion OUU. L911 i U eLTO U "An important purpose of the u n if I ed bud ge t I ng endowed series is to strengthen arrangement, which has at I I p.m. weeknights and at 10 produced $1,552.941,004 for the Christian attitudes and a.m. Mon(Uy. Wednesday and Southern Ba ptist causes. Action convictions of the students of Friday mornings, will be taken on a $51 million this university," Dr. Johns The variety-format program '75-16 national challenge stated. Stetson has had th support of features a host, guests, en- budget i compared to $40 the Florida Baptist Ccrivention million this year). .Messages will be presented and the Baptist churches of During the program, viewers by country comedian Jerry Florida since its chartering arc EfikWititgW to call a locai Clower, former Miss America Ims. number flashed on the screen Vonda Kay Dyke, Dallas pastor The endowed lectures.hip wai for free counselling with their Wally Amos Criswell and be the first In the history of problems. Stetson University. others 10 �____ - ____ __________________________________________ ___________ - - - - --------= - - -- - WOMEN SPORTS )I .1 Friday, May 2, 1975-A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, May?, 1975-B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 1 1 Girls By JEAN PATTESON Of 'Mama" Katie the Capri Restaurant, Women's Editor time of emotion, congratulations Saturday when almost iu members of Beta Sigma Phi sorority ittended their annual Founders Day Luncheon held thIs year at Hosted by It was a Corley, president who outlined briefly the Sanford. reprt Ft awards _____ - .__ - \1_ I . ?01 her each Leads Pack At District With A 70 Li PIL/ A r kv- I \\ toPhltho,firstplace,Xi ThetaEpsllon ,second,nd Theta third 1. Epsilon, t - t .' ' l L. 1 ; I 14. •;:; '.: 011 1 I , . ' / -. . _ _. - : .,, # I I.: I I - ___ . .4 11 " / I ' L ' ' J .. 4 1J:...* - -Y -'f - ____ 7 '- . f :- tI- - __ ;. Iff _. - -_.-=q "*- ., ___ I . ______ i .-:1, A ~-L ~i 11 - I -- - _ ift --_ _k Incoming City Council offic-trs are Ifront, from left) Mon Bridges, Glenda O'Brien, Lessle Ps On and (back, from left) Ruby Carter and Freddie Nelson, president. Margie Brine ( top, right) Is outgoing presldenl Mona Br I d g e s, corresponding secretary. -ct F . -, _ - -.. ______ Z' ~ ~.~ ,t#,~4~1-1 - ________ - _____ _____ çv - EFM IFINJIFF IL - - L. __ J __ _ 1-1 ___________ _____________ ______ -. - '. 0 - "1• P - - . 11 " : - _________ . - " .-' lo "!. - 4..-., ___ - - ..D)iU _____________________________ .. ________ - - 4L' . _ - . ..,.' , __ _ il .. _______ LJ . ) -,,- . Swimming: _ -. z -: !T ~ , _Ffl -T -- ." _r.IA -----. -_ 75r ~ -- - —_ -___~.~_~ - __ _ - _ _._ ~ -~.1 __!: - -, ___ -F _ ---------..-. _- __r '_ . - -___- ~~--________.____ __ ----I---- -_ ------=~_~ __ ~ _ __ W m___ - _~*~----__ - _ z -A. -r __1*_1__-~`q4Pii, ;: ._r_—~ ~ -; . ,,t _-=i- t4~jf r- 3 . L. Six County high schools will send swimmers to District meets Saturday. Many will cornpete, Lut few will qualify for the state. 11 11 Girls of the Year include I front, from lef III Sandy Clark, Morin Bridges, Doreen Martin and (back. from left) Janie Carpenter, Freddie Nelson, Linda Sapp, Glenda Emerson, Sandy Sprlgg and Jan Meyers. Not pictured, Betty Jack. (Herald Photon by Jean Patteson) _____ _______ _ _ ~ -. _.- - .' - - or L!2.- l -- ~-,I - __ - -- - —' -, P.. - - I ;. r r. I(-'--- 21K. - T1 L2 1-1 1~ ~ -- -- _ ._ - . .-;.-- I -. iiIllI:, - - ________________ ____ - lol . ;• 11 l• T- ~ Fill • -T•-' • i a . - Z - •1 - . ,._ ___________ pM ; i. a ' • Club Notes .!W. Mid-Life Career Program Set I FR ,- - - *_- - plh; .- Seminole County swimmers will make waves Saturday An outstanding program for Cowan McKee, was conducted might invest money for when the Clan 4A, Di3trict Ill High School Swim Meet takes UDC Meet men and women knteresW in chairmen will give their reports by Mrs. Roumillat. In a lovely themselves, plan to attend a place at Rollins College and the 3A District IV meet is slated'at starting a new career in mid. The American Legion on awards night. The Norman De Vere Howard setting arrangement of free seminar, entitled, "The Bartow the Civic Center, life is being presented at Auxiliary Unit 256, Following the business Chapter of the United mammoth Shasta daisies and Money Game For Women." i A b' • Seminole and Lymax will compete in the 4A meet, and Florida Technological .• Cae1berry, elected Mrs. Leon session, Mrs. Yeager, district Daughters of the Confederacy the traditional lighted white This one-eveing event Oviedo, lake Brantley, Lake howell and Trinity Prep will swim blAt. University on May 9 at 7:15 I I 1. Leznaitre, Mrs. George Yeager Foreign Relations chairman, met recently at the home of candles, she read Resolutions of sponsored by Project 21st in the 3A meet. The 3A meet is composed of 3A, 2A and 1A p.m. and May io from am, to and Mrs. Letha Ward, presented background in- Mrs. T. J. Taylor for annual respect, love and sympathy, Century Woman at Seminole •. s. schools. . P.M. delegated to the sixth District formation on Indonesia, the Southern Memorial Day followed by the Lord's Prayer. Junior College will be held May . Th e preliminaries in both meets begin at 9 a.m. and the Subjects to be c,oereci Constitutional Conference. country being helped by the Program. The house was The hostess served refresh- 28, 7:30 p.m. at the South 1' .-VA, finals get underway at 5 p.m. 74ol clude Career Opportunities; Alternates include, Miss Ellen American Legion Auxiliary decorated throughout with ments to the following mem. Campus in the Pan-American Diving competition in both meeL takes place this afternoon. Options for Change; i 1) Yeager, Mrs. Kenneth Green Care School Program. On spring flowers. bers: Mrs. Martin Bram, him Building on SR436. I ' . Winter Park is favored to win the boys meet and battle z Preparation for Change; :.• •' and Miss Evelyn Schrader. displa y were carved art objects The meeting was presided Butch Cornelius, W. R. Dyson, Three women experts will be Daytona Beach Seabreeze for the girls title. 14 Second Camers; Educational i Mrs. Lemaitte, president, acquired during her foreign ov, !r by the president, Mrs. W. Fred Harris, Mrs. L. D. on hand to Inforin women how IOak Ridge has outstanding swim.mers but lacks the depth to J a" Opportunities; Pre-retirement announced that 199 travels. . J__. .I B. Wallace. The Opening Ritual Hastings, Mrs. G. E. McCall, to get money and to use It. -_ chalienge for the championship, Planning and Entry or 4f Americanism essais from I and Flag Service was led by Mrs. Rournillat, Mrs. Charles Nancy Crotty, assistant vice I -1 Winter Park is expected to challenge Fort Lauderdale Nova 1* 114 to the labor For more Milwee Middle School students Mrs. Taylor, chaplain, who also Steenworth, Mrs. Strickland, president of Sun Bank of South Information, call FTU. were being judged by sever rs. presen . .. ", I __ __ .f I Lauderdale (4A) and Fort Myers (3A). civic leaders. She added that e author, titled "Memory". W Wallace, Mrs. W. B. Wallace, aspects and strategies tiat ,.,-,-The top three finishers In each event at the District will contzlbutionsweremadetothe 3' To 4' Tall Thlrtysevenmembersof the In observance of Southern arlMrs.GlennJ.Wlmbish. womenneedtoknowtnorderto qualify for Bicentennial Project '76, and to Deltona Camera Club showed Memorial Day, the program get credit or loans in local A preview of Seminole County swimmers at the District ,., , AustralIan Silk 'p ., the Bay Pines V.A. Hospital up at the home of Earle Brown, theme was on "Memorial to banks, follows: 1A 11 A ft A women's ward, for canteen 1406 Section Line trail, for a Confederate Veterans" conInvesting in stocks, bonds, Trinity Prep coupon books, (The Orange Blooming Tree work shop shooting session in ducted by Mrs. M. R. and securities will be discussed FOR THE ZOO Now In Bloom In The Area) Two guests were present for his garage recently. Most Strickland. She announced The Illinois Club of Deltona by Barbara Stock, a certified Happy Deas is seeded first in the lnyard butterfly and is a the meeting; Mrs. Doris members brought cameras and Confederate Flags had been enjoyed a delicious beef stew stock broker and instruct.s- Marguerite O'Connell (left) and Selxna Messinan dance for joy member of the 200-yard medley relay team (Cindy Curtis, Deals, $ McKiruia, district president, tri-pods and Brown set up the placed on 67 Veterans graves in dinner prepared by Mrs. Sally with the firm of Thompson, and when they bear their YOung-Al.-Hean Sunday Night Dance Club Betty Fierce, Holly Stuart or Martha McDonald), which is making her official visit to the subjects. He also gave in- the Sanford and Oviedo Roehner, as chairman; Mrs. McKinnon Auchlnclass has railed 1600 for the Central florida Zoo, The Deltona Chub, seeded second. Unit, and Mrs. Della Noyes, struction. CRYSTAL LAKE cem'teries to fly on this special Josephine Benthlne, Mrs. Kohlmeyer, Inc. under the leadership of President Gregory O'Connell and fund Deas is also seeded third in the 200-yard individual medley. district sergeant-at-arms. Mrs. (jjj 0 Southe.-n Memorial day, April LillIan George and Mrs. Marge Sharon Flatow, an raisers Julius Kopel and Al Meumaa, presented the money to Curtis is seeded third in the 100-yard freestyle. NURSERY McKinna announced her enThe session was most in- 26, an annual custom per. 11ratin, at the Deltona Com. area realtor, *ill present inZoo Director Jack Hama last week. (Herald Photo by Fannette Terry Satton is seeded sixth in the 200-yard freestyle, Stuart Ph. 322-27" dorsemlent for a second term as structive, all photo-bugs formed by the chapter. 7be roll munity Center, April 21. The formation related to real estate Edwilrds) ___________ seventh in the 100-yard backstroke and Pierce will swim the 100district president. She also said agreed. of the Con! eredate Soldiers was trimmings to go with the stew Investments for women. - I ~* yard breaststroke. that prior to the May 18 ConTheir slides will be shown at read by Mrs. F. E. Rouznullat. were supplied by the 106 Scott Bartholomew and Jimmy Rosemond are seeded fifth ference at Kissimmee, district the May N 'meeting in the A Real Daughter, Mrs. A. B. members attending. in the 2Wyard IM and 100-yard butterfly, Rosemond, Ricky I----- - __ - - - -1 __ awards will be presented at a Deltona Community Center. Wilace, answered for her ft% Plans were formulated to i Hosemond, Ryan hlussey and Wally Waldheim comprise the dinner meeting May 2, at the Regular meetings of the father, Mr. Lucius Gray attend a matinee performance Florida artists are invited to medley relay team, which is seeded sixth. Mt. Dora Arm-ican Legion Camera Club are held twice a Stingfellow. at Once Upon A Stage in May ass register and exhibit in the two. F 1 Bartholomew, who Is also seeded sixth in the l00.'yarj Home. A'vards will cover month at the Center arid new A memorial to a departed well as a trip to the Kapok Tree day "Centennial Plus Four" . freestyle, Jim Rose, Waldheirn and Hussey make up the 40 various activities of the 21 units members are welcome. U. .C. member, Mrs. Mabel and other short trips. buyers have yard freestyle team, which is seeded sixth. Spring Art Show sponsored by the Florida Federat.lon of Arts, bew waftig f6r. 1, Lake Howell on May 24-25. Th two-clay S A showing of art ists'works wi ll be Linda C.at th neo Is seeded first in the 100-yard backstroke 'I The Performing Arts Corn- held on the grounds of historic with a time of 1:06.9. Dellary hall, DeBary, pany of Florida, Inc., a om DEAR ABBY: I am a 23-year Cattaneo, Susan Nations, Ten Gibson and Laureen Garrett for the Florida _______________________ profit Dance Company, will be headquarters old unmarned woman. My make up the fourth-seeded medley relay team. holding auditIons for new Federation of Arts. Deadline father is Jewish, and my Dear Abby Lake Howell teamwas6-1, losing onlyto Lyman. The dancers for Its 1975-76 season. for registration is May 18. mother Is Irish. I have always 11 "We arc really pleased with the season," Coach Frank The auditions which are op" to Artist may submit work In four looked more like my father Werner said. "We beat Seminole, Lake Brantley, DeLand, . all dancers will be held at the categories: watercolor, oil, because I have dw same little if Trinity Prep and Lake Highland. And we're only freshmen anol bump on my nose that he has. I -Iiiiiiii 11 I i — sophomores." Park on sculpture. Youths' work will 100 Jaffa Drive, Fern +_____ never minded the bump ________ Mai IY!J I — May 17 at 2 p.m. MIr.irnum age JOded parate!y. Pbbonr and bciuse I lo'.' ray father vsy is 12 years old by December 31, cash awards will be presented much, and I never did get along !iwith my mot her sound ro simple. After eon- 1975 with no msximum age to winning entries. do ii In addition to the art show Last Well, I got into an automobile I)EAII ABBY: T% 1J years ago %iderable research, I learned required. accident, and they called in a I weighed 400 pounds, My life that gastric-bypass surgery, members will be auditioning on festivities, other activities 1 -! --Include a Saturday evening plastic surgeon to sew up my was hardly worth living, In ich proved so successful for the same day at 10 a.m. "" River Cabaret dance to be held ____ fa ce. Since my nose was In fact, 1 planned to commit __I Dmo is not for everyone. There at the Deflary Firemen's Hall, I Model pr etty bad shape, this odor suicide after reaching the age are risks involved. Th ose andonSunday,attheAstsow, lOnly the bump off, and I now of 21. (I was going to take are interested should discuss it -• .1f_4 W41WCD/DcO the winner of a tx'aut Contest Llook like mv mother trstt'al 'f heroin. " itJ their phvsldans. . - . ,. 1 .'. i. 1, . • - s " '_. j / - Karleen Crowell is seeded second In the 200-yard freestyle and 100-yard freestyle. Fred Hosak is second in the 100-yard butterfly and third in the 200 EM. The girls 400-yard freestyle relay team (Nancy Stoycon, Barbara Leonard, Karen Young and Crowd) and the boys medley relay team (John Bringardner, Hosak, Joe Putegnat and Bob Birkentall) also are seeded. Bringardner is settled fourth In the backstroke. Debbie Dauphin and Bill Winningham will compete in the diving competition. Winningham should finish in the top three. O%iedo •.• - Camera Club -. S , .• :.: -. Illinois Club -- - .t, ",' . n :):. -. c, PULLY.GULLY 1 92 ____ Art Show &Mn9s Time . e Wants d, • ons Bump BacK M - _______ ' ____________ - .- ______ -_ -_ j.., , ' _____ [ - L ' ' ___________I Ii -a.----- \ wh ----- _____ Money Matters .. , ___ - ____ -7 f +__:.- - Biff Baker is seeded third in the 100-yard breaststroke and ay team with Tom Siebert, Tom Cb.itty and Jimmy Gallamore. Siebert will swim the butterfly, Chitty the 500 free IUKI Gallamore the 50 and loofree. Lynn Perry will compete in the 200 IM and 100 backstroke, Julie Cook In the 200 free and 100 butterfly, and Cathy Robbins in the 50 free and 100 breast. Seminole Seminole's best bets will be the 4W-yard freestyle relay team of Chip Johnson, Chuck Fraser, Pat Smith and Kevin Smith. In addition, Johnson also will swim the 50 and 100 free, Fraser the 200 51 and 5W free, Pat Smith the 100 free and backstroke, Kevin Smith the 100 and 200 free, David Parker t 2DO IM and backstroke, Toni We the breaststroke and Kirk Butler will dive, Anne Smith will compete in the 100 and MO free, and should better the school record of 2:17.5 in the 200, which has stood Since 1968. . -. - _____ •;L. ______ - -. inches). Lyman's boys freestyle relay team i Bob Brinker, Dan Hartman, Mike Dew and Randy Kimball,, and t he medley relay teati Ulrinker, Brian Merritt, Dew and Kimball) are seeded fifth. Dew is seeded fifth in the 100 butterfly, Brinker fifth In the 50 free, Kimball fifth in th e breaststroke, Hartman eighth in the 200 free a nd Merritt eighth In th e breaststroke, The girls medley relay team (Bonnie Blamick, Debbie McCarty, Joyce Maxwell and Cathy Burleson) is seeded seventh. Blamick is seventh in the 500 free, McCarty eighth in the 100 breaststroke and the freestyle relay team (Maxwel!, Blarnick, McCarty and Rurlenn) is seeded eighth. District meet. Marty Gilmore of Oviedo Is the only non-Lake Brantley athlete in the bunch. Gilmore finished first last weekend in the two mile 19:47.0). Ron Harris and Henry Stanley, both of Lake Brantley, and Brantley's mile relay team took firsts at the District. Harris won the 330-yard Intermediate hurdles i 39.5),Stanley triumphed in the Myard run (I .- 56.2). - _____ _________ 11 - . ..... ..1114 K Gio r l s Eberle) is second. Bruce Caldwell and Al Stanley, both of Lyman, will be the best Seminole County bets in the 4A meet. Caldwell was second last weekend in the twomile run 19.44.M and Stanley was second in the pole vault (13-feet, 6. In the 3A meet, Seminole County will L)-inan C go into the Region.als with four first. Competition in the shot put, discus and long jump begin at 4:30 p.'m and the running preliminaries begin at 5 p.m. Pole vault finals begin at 6 p.m., high jump finals get under way at 6:30 pm. and the running finals commence at 7 P1L - - 'a •. place finishes from last weekend's - • - ,' LAKE LAND - Girl tracksters will hattle Saturday at Lakeland for berths in the sta te meet to be held May 10 at Lake Brantley High School. Girls from 21 schools will compete Saturday at Lakeland high School in the District meet. Lake Brantley and Winter Haven are favored. Lisa Eberle of Lake Brantley Is No. i in the 110-yard low hurdles (15.9), and Laurie Ball of Lake Brantley is third 116.5). Anita Cleveland of Lyman is near the top in the 220-yard dash (270); Gaines and Eberle are knotted 1622) in the 440yard dash; Darlene Berkley and Robin Whittaker, both of Lake Brantley, are one-two respectively in the 880-yard run. Kern Heffernan of Lake Brantley is No. 1 in the mil" run (5:44.0) and Berkley is second (5:46.0). Lake Brantley's 440-yard relay (Car la Foster, Terri Foster, Gina .,Nickman and Becky Hagel) is fourth. Brantley's Myard relay team (Nickma n, let-ri hunt, Karen Rosenheimer and Terri Foster) is seond, and Brantley's 880-yard medley relay team i Terri Foster, Carla Foster, Hagel and WINTER PARK The same teams that battled for the District charnpionship last weekend are expected to collide head-to-head again tonight for the Class 4A, Region III champIonship. Winter Park and Daytona Beach Mainland head the list of schools in the 4A event. Rockledge Is favored in the 3A Region II meet, which will be run at thesametimeasthe4Ameet. The meets are at Showalter Park in - ' tWL , 1.. - 4J TerryMay.abov,blsedtoanderpar7.(HealdPtiotobyGordonwm1ou) wn Boys , ' " .1'• -- - S. -. Lake Brantley , ,,. ;-•. ____________________________________ LegionAuxillary q I _jl_ I .'"4-1 -3 , _______ treasurer; Glenda O'Brien, recording secretary and - ) 'i: ___ -il ------- _ - :. - aT - 11 - . . ~_ .--- ~_- -.. -1 __ '-.- _71111ir _______ _____ - 0:- A — ;i '' "t,, - __ - "j _____ VIN&I ___ - - 9 KISSIMMEE — lerry May of Lake o 73), William (;eisler (336-7Sj, Bobby Pike led the Thbe with an 80, Jim Brantley double bugled 16 and bogied 18, Steve Griggs (38-46-78) and Hale Arost Hose carded an 86 and Mike Fitzgerald but was far enough in front of the pack to ( 40-38--78) dethroned defending champ recorded an 87. shoot the lowest round Thursday in the Lyman. Trinity Prep's Frank Mebane registered District VI high School Golf Tournament Lyman's top three players - Mike Jones a 78. Tim Talton of Trinity Prep fired an 85 lop at Poinciana Golf and Racquet Club. 137-39-76), Gene Jones (38-37-76) and and John Royer stroked an 88. Doug May ended the day with a 34-36-70, French Bolen (42-3--77) were good Lanier struggled to a 92. which boosts him into the state tourenough to challenge Winter Park. But Only two golfers from Oviedo competed. nament May 10 at Vero Beach. Lyman's fourth golfer, Robertson, soared Jim StamlAs had an 60 and Mark Simon He will be the only Seminole County to stroked an 86. golfer at state, which will be held at the Runner-up Osceola was comprised of a Jim I'itch.ard headed Lake Howell with Safari Pines Country Club. junior, two sophomores and a freshman. Winter Park roared to a berth In the Osceola's Billy Myers finished with a 35 an 85. Jim Jones fired an 89, Bob Sledge scored too a 108 and Paul Binmord had a state event with a l)istrirt-wjnnjn 304-12 36-7 1 'ne stroke behind M' strokes better than Lyman's winning score May led Brantley's surge to fifth place. 120. last year. Teamates Paul Neal stroked a 423L81, Dave Martin paced Sanford Naval Oota 1II ag ts home Larry Goode a 43-42-85 and Jim longley a Academy with an 89. Tom Acheson had a course, Fired ii 312 and Lyman fashioned a 43.-13--86. 95, Don Briola a 97 and Steve Braden a 137. 314 for third place. Seminole High School's Wade Botts Sharon Lang of Edgewater topped the Orlando Edgewater was fourth with a blistered the back nine, which he played four girls entered in the District. She 318 and Lake Brantley took fifth with a 322. first, with a 35, but struggled to a 46 on the blazed a 37-38-75 to advance to the state Winter Park's team of Eric Slovenkay front side. He ended the day with an 81. tournament. - - -t- ~,_.-...- , : - - , _~___44L~_;i members Evelyn Kickhter, Annabell Fleming, : I Elizabeth Mebane Pegg) Conrad, and Mama Katie "4 Incoming City Council ,t- ' I 1,- _ _-- A _ j c.. -~VW _-z .-_1 -_ ~ , - jr~ 4 ;~. 464 . - Z I ". : ; - i - : , , I - 1I N I ii '/' av : -. L; ,-J, .$--. Z_.: ~ ;- ..; --.-' --..- ~ e; _;~ . r 001~-0 _ ;. -I ____ ~ M~ ~~ _ --- `-. --L; - 'prtgg,Piltho,JanM)ers, Xi Theta Epsil on and Betty Jack,XiBetaEta. ___ ___ I - M j " year's w I Ter M ~ TIut: Epsilon, I op, ''inda Emerso n , - ry P i 1~ __ A-,"--_ I-__* ,.~ :_~:; . k ~ r_ - I Zeta; Janie Carpepter, ,4\~~~ within Sorority y ~ _____ __________ ; ~N7_ past chapter. Most highly honored was the 'Gtrlof the Year" Irurn each of the nine chapters and City Council. These special girls were: Freddie , -i ---- rrL on the _. , I 1I iIr activities and special ________________________________________________________________ _____________ Margie Beine, chapter president for particularly of Epsilon chapter under t dB Honore who introduced each history of the sorority, and the first chapter, Gamma Lambda, over the past quartercentury. Charming M.C. for the day was City Council Phi Theta he preIdentship of Elizabeth Jett, a highlight of the day was the 25th Anniversary salute delivered by foundation member e!ation and Year The ' Laverne Boykin of Seminole is No. I JUC0 TALLAHASSEE - Don Merrick will run Saturday in his final track meet before departing wi th th e U.S. track team for a two-week tour of the People's Republic of China this month. Merrick, Seminole Junior College's world-class sprinter, will lead the Raiders into the state junior college championships Saturday at Tallahassee. Seminole Junior College will battle Miami Dade North and Miami Dade South for the title. Merrick was selected recently to tour China with a select group of American athletes. Although the Raiders defeated Miami Dade North in a dual meet earlier this season, and Miami Dade North has defeated Miami Dade South, SJC Coach Terry Long sees a Uuve-way battle for the crown. In addition toMerrick's firsts at the Division, SiC's Eli Thorne, Gary Fowler and Mike floss captured firsts. Thorne on the triple jump (45-feet, 1 31-inches, Fowler won the discus (140feet, 1-inch and Ross dominated the shot put i 46-fett, 814-inches). Merrick won the 100-yard dash with a clocking of 9.71 and the 220 with a time of in the shot put i34-feet, 10-inches). 21.3. Eberle is second. Boykin is also second In the discus (99-feet, 7-inches). Frances Boyd of Seminole is tops In t he soft ball throw ( 211-feet. 8-inche3 and Boykin is second (197-fee t, 7iliches). Bagel is No. 1 in the high jump (5feet. 2-inches) and Nickman is third (5feet, 2-inches). Se minole's mile rela y team ea her this season held the best time of an American junior college team. Mann)' Wetherbee of SJC, who is the national junior college indoor pole va th champion, finished second in the Division with a leap of IS-feet, 6-inches, but will be favored to) take the state lileet. _I �--:- -- - - Friday, Fl. _ ___ 1 _______ - ' -- ___ .11111 SCOREBOARD Harness B EETLE BAILEY 7 F ool 412 s ,, 3,3 LOUISVJLI.E (AP) - "He's honest as he can be; he always tries," says his owner. And Foolish Pleasire will try to beat 14 other 3. year-olds in the Kentucky Derby Saturday. "We ho,je to win, but I'd be foolish to guarantee it," said owner John 1.. Greer, who has watched Foolish Measure win 10 of 11 lifetime starts including two major pre-Derby Stakes the $100,000-added as Arçr' C'ncsvwat 17) 7 On 2o0 3 Richland Co Boy 14) 760 0 I? 3) 547 CO T 13 26) i T AfilnIl 5215 40 1 6 all) (1 213 sco i' ii 10 Ii 17e tiust $ 16 310 rain Only games Scheduled Today's Games Mar y (6) 131109 003. J M King 13) 1 , Thvrs4ay Reitti CPtcago s. Pr v 2 Huton 6. 54n Ogo St LOUIS at P'flsovrgti. SECOND- 1 Silly Cryitjl 1k NicoIfl (1) 21607 00 S 40 7 Lucky Q (4 6) 5O160 , ii FrinCio 170 $00 Diego San Atlanta ID) (Il3rrs%on c'cwat (Norman - - at C.n () Nntreal (MPaU, II) at THIRD- 1 lndan Lang (IBeiedc'I (2) 12 $05 $01607 WtllS "fieCadet IS)(1) 2"760 1 lkkrn,Ih ish Flamingo and the $100,000-added Wood Memorial. Nth VOML fKmrnan I 0). ini Q 7 S) The Churchill Downs oddsmker Pittsburgh 54540 ?S I) U71 00 1 1 4 I Pflrt.$Olph,a (ROok,r 20) at listed Foolish Pleasure as the 9-5 1T*,tcpii FOURTH_ I Ttwrer Gratttan ' favorite Thursday to win the first Chicago (ReusChel 11) at St Easy B'i.iegrass 3) 3 50 260 3 prize of IM.600 from a purse that Louis (ForSth 12). In) San o,mo (spillnee 2 1) a, will total S-M.100 if all 15 start in the 7 (13$) 5107300 T 2:i1 11). in) FIFTH- I By order (Bridgel Los Angeles lSutt SEVENTH-, Fott IVari4errij (47 17.10 440 3 00. 7 101st'running of 1ti.milc Derby. the rain, the track should be fast for the Derby. The weather forecast for today azxl Saturday called for cloudy and mild With no more weather, with the temperature around 70 Saturday. Post time is 5:32 p.m. EDT, with television coverage by ABC from S P.M.-6 p.m. Foolish Pleasure wiH start from under Jacthto the No.3 post position Vasquez in the Derby, which calls fcr ';z.jns i 1 pounds. John Galbreath's Prince Thou Art arid Golden F's Master Derby, expected to be Foolish Pleasure's toughest competition, both will start on the outside of the aron By THEASSOCIATFA) PRE San D,eW at LOS Ar4leies American L.aqsp. *37107 (5171 125100721.7 East TENTH-I Yanke o'c)(BIu) w t. Pet. GB (3) 7 10 9 00 S 70 7 Richland Abbe trOt 10 7 $M - ELEVENTH- I Camden Bonnie I u ( eourgeoi,) 1000 1S4O 7.00. Traux Hon (I) 13 40 5 40 Bombay Jim (7) 5000 (6$ 175.70 T Cleveland B.al?,i',t, (617) 51)04401 13 Calforn a C ty I? 9 57 - ID 9 5 I', ' " Tkurday, R esults Milwaukee Il. Oitroit 3 BO8IOn ?. Cleveland 6 Entries Eye TONIGHT Kansas City 11, California rn. Pennant IN NHL PLAYOFFS Semifinals $15141.7 Series Thursday's Results Mon,rem 7. Buffalo c. Bvffalo I"Ch 7 I Phil a d el ph i a 5. New York 1, 07, 11a (Jefferson) flrJ (hS"lseyi S I ' DaIs tor Inc fnal b51 o 7 seq,,- NBA PLAYOFFS Conference F,n&I ABA PLAYCFFS Division Finals Rtit-oI7 S Thursday's Game i q7rJ1a(J(_ (ktjcij) 61 TWELFTH , I U - Pace C game scheduled Court (kuti.) 3). (Lirrab) BI. 16 1. 1$o,aiol,) CPIJL RUNS R Winte, NY, I?; RIvers. Natinnal League I t?iC_, W 5. Pitt. 61 Hfn, Ia a x 5 ii 4 1i Chicago Pit5$bfgh p York 1) S 7fl -- 9 7 $63 3 $ 79 3, $ 30 p m (41- Pro Tennis- Women earn with men Hall of Famners .n $.60-O Mitd Doubles Classic at Sc ottsdale, Arina and Sportsman's Friend Greatest Sports Le9eirich Red Auerbach act aMWIft rr a _____ r, L, I . "' ~ - --_ I after his RUNS BATTED lt- Bench, C, , v. Eans. .'tl, II. T Pert:. CIA 15.- 10986 IV Pass " _____ ___ ______ 2. Ila-is I& iass s£ •- - Th eains will batth, th Memorial Stadium at 2 p.m. game. He crushed a collected four rbl, The All-Stars crushed Eustis Ike Cullen, and William -5 an 1I3 last Sunday. Jlartsfield chipped In with two Bernard Eady led the 'Stars hit; apiece. Levi Ralnes gave up eight thrve.hitterandnotallciwingan hits on the mound and tied earned run. Ho! struck out 10, Eady's strike out record, which is an All-Star record. fanning 10. Moses flaws and Leon EUzy The All-Stars have scored 87 rapped (our hits apiece, and runs In eight gaines. c ::~L J 4* Pass " --- . -_ OMAN U Pass The bithmg has been. West North East South . _______________________________________________ R PMVJ5e5 i wc*tt HIT )U! - - 'I • - I. I By Oswald & - James Jacoby PE5ER4ES It4'Q)RéQ..F 4O5. ' CREAM ThAT hand rapidly C fl A N I Pass ____ 2 & 'WIt; - . 'E FUNNY BUSINESS B Roçer BoIIen I third club and ruffed with dum- nutrump your partner has jurnped g s seven of trumps. East to three spades over your tint my ' Ni.E tkC1ED-. 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ME 7 ________ ' - - . -- . a. I '. ' ABOUT T)( TWO ___________ - l( To HEY,JUGHEAC)! THE HAVE "IVU FOR&Ofl ) BEST I ____ ______ V_ have 6 forward s recds • Rear-wheel ____ ________ 1.1~1 C_~ 11 , . ______________ ARCHIE 7Aj E CONSIREC' I INQPERATV ____ • Vacuums your lawn RACINC I _______________________ PlN1ISHD l iz cIsED? 1 I j ___________________________________ ' 7 ________________________________________ TAKE LIKE ti ____ hct'."ccn the handles _ ____ 2 AT JIM S PEN C 'S WITH THE PURCHASE OF SNAPPER V.21 T I by Dick Covolli WINTHROP ci vicu*y over Howell's Mariners for a 4-0 sweep of their best.of-eeven semifinals series, MON ..SAT. It 5'13fl t 1 gotla be pals with my dad for a little -.'hI, Iu be long!' 101) A's"S QiESTIi) P . 1 a / - ____________ [______ the be Just what he needs. third diamond, led a club to KID! 01 ______ I I ' "1 think your play might well Pass 2• ['ass go in the Guinni'sc )ok of Vu Su)h hold l(c.otd remarked North • . j( £ K Q Ia V .\ £ A # l 7 took you Just two seconds to What (Jo you (Jo now' throw that rubber out the winA - Bid three diamonds. 'our dow." partner has shown a weaklsh band South had really played the ssih diamond,, but our band may Ile ruffed ROM" 4 WIV- __________________________ TPABEV cI f --- - ---- _,- - - ' __________________________________ by A S3nsom TELL. CC:Cfl IRE • ) lorward SfX'C(ls __ ____ ,si WALL PLUMBING HEATING INC f~_ -''-'-~N _!. : ___~_-__ __________ _______________ ___ Sunday with two lopsided Murray Davis led Sanford's victorlesovei'Eustjj offensIvebarragefnu30aeck1 is hww Sunday at the Sanford double and two singles, and _________ __________________ ______________ be unnecessary the way the cards lay. but South would be guarding against a osihle cart overru fin ease %%- est held just one heart and the jack of 1125S __ The Houston Aeros have moved into the World Hccke)' HA _____ Do you see where Sou th went book to; "Win at Bridge, (c/a this __________ By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 1 11611 4 14 would ___J I I South West Nor th East South 0 THE BORN LOSER ' a five-hitter until surrendering John Ellis' three-run homer in the eighth. Rico Carty's pinch- but hand by ruffing a heart he should ruff with his ace of trumps All this elegance would J3 .j I I -_ I! - 0 1 10 Aeros To Meet Quebec i~ xtion - at 'jt7 MGrgart, in the o'ning game, pitching a C, as %ats. Htn, 373 •A912 or not South should cash dummy s ace of hearts before plaing clubs. Then when hecame tack to 83 £ K 974 1 ____________ • Lirge capacity hag Wret?Iing ased their record to -2 inst three hits each. AmuI,71, L.a,u. BAITING QJIO 7~_.W_ I t/ .0106. -:$, of-# (rumps Make The Long Hot Summer A Real COOL ONE four-game losing streak with a eluding one in an overtime period, rallied the Aeros to a 5- The Sanford All-Stars in. Eady and Willie Davis ripixd MRae', KC. IL C-May, Chi. ) National League n Two goals by rookie Jim 3 All- Any Girl Mc.ec(wy (Rau 72 Cal, U. U Nettles, Cal, I, dir- Chi, t RUNS BATTED IN I May. Sal, Major League 17. HG'lon, D'i. I?. &tht,, Cal. 17. Baseball I - Cattishlluntersilence dBalt,. victory over the Indians. Stalled to a 7.2 lead, Idt. could have trouble against the Quebec Ncirdlques. 7pm US)- Atlanta Braves vs. Cincinnati Red, tied 33 Beatrice Way Cal, 391. Munson, NY. 309 . '''s1 I' AV,,* 10, ter still make his contract As a matter of elegance, SOUTH Reliever Ten-)' Forster came Bernle Carbo triggered a tlwee-rur, first inning with a leadoff double, then tagged Cleveland starter Jim Perry with a two-nm homer In second as Boston mapped a A.s3ocjatjoç championship series for the second straight arry Howell f ______________________________________ s' (Begun 3 I. 7- Lofty Patlerscn I I i p in (3$) Saturday's Gum. ngnt K7 /1 2 __________________________________________ - MicI Voto Cmlv NlgPit ________ _ more on five hits while Thur. a 2.0 r"-inning lead, tied score with an RBI single in the man Munson and Ron Blom. fifth. berg pro%ided the Power to give Don Money beat out an infield New York Its victory over the ' hit to start the Brewers' fifth Orioles. and scored the goahad Hunter picked up his second a double by Robin Yount. Aaron straight victory after losing his doubled home Vount wth two first three starts. Munson hit a out for his Z211th RBI. then two-run homer In the fourth in. scored on a triple by Darrell ning and Blomberg knocked in Porter. After a walk to Mike three runs with a double in the flegan. two more runs scored sixth. on an error and a triple by Royals 11. Angels 10 Pedro Garcu for an 8-3 lead. Cookie Rojas doubled hote Aaron, whose second-Inning the tying run and Buck Math. I single set up a bases-loaded nez singled In the game-winner saa'ifice fly by Began, singed in the 13th inning to lead Kansas apin to trigger five more runs City to a wad over in the seventh. A three-run California, The Angels had takhomer by Yount capped the as- en a 10-9 lead In the top of the sault. 13th as Tommy Harper ain1ed. Porter touched off afour.nm stole second and scored on an burst In the eighth with a two- infield single by Dave Chalk what might have amounted to $1 million in salary, bonuses and stipulations based on I7rforTnafl('e. ?it"CO City 4 30P m (44) Baseball , Q 9542 £Q10652 . rüfl7Zs. The seven-footer claims he signed a no-cut, fiv e-year contract with the Pros calling f or C?'.a'nponthp Fishing 130pm (35) 5400 $ Ocaia Eagie iCrank; 1017 Leaders ,; r.a ;;;,; ; . McKnight; Clarence Benjamin's Sale, No. 6, Bill Gavidia; Leggio. Wyble and Isbell's B.Old Chapeau, No. 7, C.J. Alleman. Pedro A. thai' Gatch, No. 9, Juj Espinoza. and Jack Dreyfus' Round Fashion 1972. I P in (6. $3) ' NBA Play Off I p m (I) WCT Tennis - 1)00.000 Old Sce World DuutIes and aillit jean K ViiIl,, f(tIpl3 13 ), 7 Sfrne -v Yr1 __ Games Super Bowl SI, Lom Pm 17. $) - Stanley Cup Play Off 4 rn (9i Pro Tennis World Invitational Tennis Classic r", Second Sea'on with mixed dOublt match between Stan Smith lOday's Games FOOlish Lad IBridgeji 6 I. S Aa,n Indiana t Denver, ter __ -----*------ I pm 17; Washington tio game 5Chcdld Kerry Creed (La'rabe.) 3 1. 3 game Kansas City at SUNDAY Chief Merc edes (Neefy) SI. 3 fernoon, CBS IV, ser,es tied II Her-b's Chip (Crank) 3 1. 4 Cindy EAST ______ F OU AY i gE-4lwo Us _____ year 13 p m (35) - Intl"rnationSI Champ. n5gtp Wrestling No games sche,.j Saturday's Game Eastern Conherenc. No basketba m (35) - Hal To The Shaves HihlIts of M4Iwjuh Braves' 1957 season at Bnton, atternoon. Lulil Berle (Ruggles) 3 I. I Fiery CBS TV. Washington Scads 20 Strides (P8rkirt,) 12 Sunday's Game TENTH; IM -Paco C-7 - $421: I WP$temn Confn,nr, ?1.-a,cc'tw L. si.upoi $1. 7 C,Olden S'ate at Chicago. at Pacili ENNlLL ______ ST. LOUIS (AP) -David Brent, who signed a pr o ll co tr re Jacksonville University, has filed a $575,000 suit against the American Basketball Association, The suit, filed Tlxirsday in U.S. District Court, stated that the ABA reneged on its promise to make good on the contract signed by Brent and the Memphis Pros In March, 4Pm (9) -- Wide World Of Sports: Tony Hulman Classic, richest UAC Spun' .ar even?, from Terre Haute, Ind S P m (9) -- K en tucky Der by' 101$? running at LouisyiIle' Cttur Chill Downs. interrupts w.i World Of Sports 530pm (3) -, The Fisherman . •p m (9) - Wide WouldOf SPorts' Resumesonprogreu 6 p in (41) - '.Vrestling 7pm. (3S) -- Atlanta Braves vs Cincinnati Today's Games Hawaiian Eye lBriges) $1; Mary Jo Adios (.ei0er%) I I. 3 Pr'nce Marion (Crank) 10 I. 6 Hushing Man, No. 4, James overruff £J ,432 * AQ low club with first durnrnyskingoftrumps. ruff the WEST __ _ 9 30p m ((4)- cireatest Sports Legends RedA%,rbach Thurs4ay Games No ).mes scheduled 7. Dandy Thing (Taylor) 5 I; 3 _________ _______ Brent Sues ABA t.,ard, led Green Bjy over Oakland Btstof.7 series NINTH: )M - PaceI3_$740:$ Virginia Charmer (No Driver ) , ; ELEVENTH: ___ pressure on you." , As usual, he had a massive gallery a( a Thur. 311113'. many of them of Mexicart-American ___ 'lbere's more Mexicans than whites In my gallery because more MexIcans are out of work," Trevino said a1te his sisinderar 66 had given him a share of the lead with Australian David Graham in the first round of the $150.000 Houston open Golf Tournament. 3pm (6. '3) -- NBA PlayOff 3 pm 19) - NFL Championship ' (Plyseila 611; 4. Cloud Burst (No )',ldr; 9 7 lots of friends and people pulling for you and It puts extra 3 p m (7, II -Bàs,.Ii Warm Up 7 IS pm Ill) - Basiball - Baltimore Orioles vs Cleveland in Minnesota 2.30 p m () - Championship Wrestling EC 'tfl Houston and Quet*c lObe - ar'Ou,',Ced EIGHTH: I M - Ire? $1,101: 1. Os Crystal Ball (Hum phreSl 7 2. 7 Dearborn Star Pm rnr (Crank) 1 1. 3 Double Whamm1 Lumber1ack (Hobbs) ID I. s Smock port Boy (UdetI) 4). 6. Armbro OKeefeivanDeyeflt,f)$ I. 7 Abc's b-s,, Iedri's 77 • JAVvCe-5 HOUSTON (A?) 'e of these days in this state...." Lee Trevino let the sentence trail off. It's one of his fondest hopes to win a golf tournament in his native Texas. It hasn't happened yet. "It's really tough to win In your home state," Trevino the Roland Martin 00011111000-- on he would hst one with that seven spot East could £- by Dove Graus ' I7'3Op.m (IS) - Gr*ttJSp,L,9,vid. Jim penis Incliarts; ra A. Uinrssjs 2. 37 _~~ ,9t'' ______________________________ __________________ , ALLEY OOP ___ 17 p rn (35) - Fishing With •'" wits 40 Driver) 7. S Henry I Victory (Bridges) 3 I. 4 rr* 4i11 (Be.?:) ______________ _________________ run homer. Trevino, Graham Tied SATURDAY Thursday's Results Hoijtn S. San DiIQO . Ho( fS,'drs ) S I; $ Never Renege Color Me Bean,e (Britton? 61; 7 In Montreal, the Canadiens skated to a 7.0 victory over the Buffalo Sabrer in the third game of their semi-final series. It was the Canadiens' f Win Niw York claimed Clarke Illegally kicked the puck into the net past goahe Billy SmiUL Denis Pot-vinwho with J.P. Parise scored two goals for the losers, said angrily: "Bobby Clarke kicked the puck in. The rebound came off Smith and right at his foot. His stick was In the air. TV WHA PLAYOFFS (Hobbs) 77 I On - by Dick Turner CARNIVAL . ruffed that 2 4 A ~ ) Aaron broke Ruth's RB! on and struck out Roy Howell mark with a third-Inning single for the second out but Randle that scored SIxto Lezcano and beat out an infield single t'i gave the Brewers a 3-2 lead. Sundberg scored. Yankees 5, Orioles 0 Willie Horton, whose sixth Bobby Clarke said it was the first overtime goal he coWd remember scoring. The New York Islanders insist Clarke still hasn't scored one. For the record, the goal at 2:56 of an overtime period CI)ted and gave the Flyers a 5-4 victory over Islanders Thursday right. The Flyers now lead National Hockey League best-of-seven semifinal playoff series 2-0. Sports Sa?vrday't Game Buffalo at Montreal Sunday's Gain. Philadelphia at Nev, York I1anr, aftmnoon. NBC IV 7 Rcso : ,~\\1111 ___ __ - Brewers, however, the 41-year. hit RB! single made it 7-6 but By IRE ASSOCIATED PRESS I Today's Games "-' NORTH (D £ K 7 A 10863 K 654 A h R I?~ 9 Plo games Scheduled • i Clarke's Winning Goal - Semifinals se the field are Arthur A. Selligson Jr.'s Avatar, winner of the Santa Anita Derby, and Bob Clayton's Promised Cit), who was first in the Arkansas Derby. BillStxmaker, whowilibe trying to win his fourth Verby in 19 at- BRIEF "If we play this way all sea. from Jim Crawford. 1111 ______________ ______________ - time work! champion Oakland tional League game, the Boos- (Allen Jr 1 17 I. 7 BertPtas Boy 20 Crazy G No. 13 slot. sday - his career RB! record of plateaus," said Aaron, dis- with." Only games Scheduled SEVENTH: I U - Pitt c. - OSWAlD and JAMES .IA(OHY Il i .. 1 51 figures to help the chances of the son 1111111 A's to the Chicago Cubs, now ton b31 Lords Sister I Few) a 1. 3 J H Time thinks he may have landed with Padres 6-3. One other game, St. Today's Came$ lWtrkhe;r) 9 2. 1 Paul B Good Detroit (LaGr 30) at a pennant contender alter all. Louis at Pittsburgh, was rained (Jo4vtvs ) 15 1. S. RiCPtland Smoke ? (Wise 12'. In) "I asked Charley Finley last out. (Taylor) IS I, 4 DVIISAd (NibhoIU Battimore (Cuellar 31.7 Marto (Clark) 72. Barwsi Clevelanø (Bjm.an 01), In) fall totrade rnetoa contender," "We're just playing like Baby INcetyl S7 Nw York IMed.cti 321 at recalled Knowles, who posted hell," said Manager Jim Mar(Champion 3 11. (M) his third save of the young sh&ll, whom Cubs have won six 1 April Misty M BaUc*a $ 1. 2. Milwaukee Oakland IDlue Si) at CPtI season Thursday as the Cubs of their last seven Easter Product (Htimphres) $ I; 3, caco (Wood I SI. In) Pan Byrd (Deasoni 3 i 4. Veias Kansas City (Busby 31) at beat the New York Mets 5-2. "We've been getting what we Choice (Seijers) lot. S Marion Mirresota iB lyleven 71). In) Cindy (Bev,znak) 6 I. 4 Joshua 1 wasn't happy about going need when we need it without California (Singer 721 • at to the last-place Cubs," said being lucky." (Kucia) 3 1. 7 Bayard Scone Texas lHargan '-1), In) (Ra,mcn) 7. $ TJ.Q (Mai'iar) 7 Saturday's Games Knowles. "It was the kiss of Against the Mets. Chicago's 2 Detroit at Boston death asking Finley to trade trie THIRD: IM - Pac,C.3 - $4aJ. 1 formula Baltimore at Clev ela nd to a winning club, but now, the attack. Cool Hand Luke (Wuyer) II. 2 Kansas City at Minneta Gal? Vate (Boii,lIi 3 1 3. . Cubs are suddenly a conA*tros$, Padres 3 (HObbs) 7 2. £ Aunt Southern sit.,r Califor nia at Te x as In tender." (Miriam 7 51. S. Star student Bob Watson and Doug Rader Oakland at C7iJcag (n) (D'Amatol 1. 4 Sandy Doll Sundays Games With the Season nearly a droveIntwonnsapletopa Baltimore at Cleveland. 2 Borift month old. the Cuhe' I record the Houston attacli Watson tj I 1) - I Valid Frank (Slewtm) ,I I Detroit at Boston is the best in the major si FOURTH :le M - Pace C-3 - Kansas City at MnnesIa Oakland at Chicago 5440:1 5we9h,a,i Voto (Driylon) Knowies, a 33-year-old left- inning and hit his fourth homer IC). 2 Dusty Tag (JohnSon) ,. New YOrt at Milwaukee hander, has been a big part uf ofthe season ln the thjrcj. Bader California at Texas Frances Beulah (Newman) I 1; 4 their early success, pitching In belted a two run double in the kuti Nib I LeVan I 3 I, S Burns Guy (Bere:nakl 77. 6 Mi55 Orchid Lady seven games and allowing only filth. S I - 7 P*si* Time Pro Hockey ee hits and no runs over 12 Ken Fordi got the victory I May Princess Byid (Ptpr) Il; 7. $451: 1 Haul FregPd (Crnt) I I;7. Armbro Instep (Patterson) 97 oo Justa Frost (Dyorecea) $ 1. S. Knowing When (S.r-bj)3i;6 Bida be aboard again Saturday when the dark tay starts frcm the Jr., will Sylvan Place, a 7.2 choice, will start from ridden by Angel Cordero Jr., who won the 1974 Derby on Cannonade. Master Derby has won his last five races, including the Louisiana Derby and the Blue Grass Stakes, and Is listed asa 9-2 choice to make (I outside Others entered, the post p sition.s and jockeys, were Ma Gluck's Media, No. 1, Jean CrugueMrs. and Mrs. Robert F. Roberts' Honey Mark, No. 2, Eddie Golden Gate Fields. Ifflt Pincay Derby. Anf)th CHICAGO (AP) - Relief son, I see no reason why we pitcher Darold Knowles, who can't finish near the top in our ob*led to the off-season deal division," Knowles added. which sent him from the three- In Thursday's only other Na- New York , Baltimore • Sylvan Place, a non-stakes vrinner ho was second in the Florida 6 post homerhadstakedtheTigersto FIRST 1 M - Trot C.2 C.3 -5421: I) inn.ngs (ft ENuTEp%iE ,,,,' ____ ' Teaas 7. Chicago I SIXTH: U - Pace CIm - Sia: I Avon Ben (Neelyl 10 1. 2 Gotta Go (Newman) I I. 3 Miss Fancy (Nessort) 92; 1 Lcfs Bud (Cran k) 1 1 . 5 Jodius Creed (Os) Deano A (Cross.n) 3). 7 Ard'n Nick (PhillIps) IS 1. I Di, First Roland Aristone Sr.'s Bomb7 Duck will start from the No. 15 po 10 375 Chicago (Kacathas, $ I I Octan Pantx,w Frank McMahon's [)labolo won the 1t-mile California Derby In a blazing l: on a fast track at 6Zr 9 5'i 17 Eôn5$ (Reynolds) SI go from West 17 5 Oakland n? 84 B"U Byrd (TIVenfeld) 9.2; 3. Fritil (Walker) 31. 4. Direct America (Larrabee) SI, S Worthy Enough lBIood 41. 6 Sally Rich ride Promised City from the post under 7 9 4 2' 7 10 417 3 Harn ess Racing Mota I winner, who will leave from the five Darrell Mcllargue. Prince Thou Art, who upset Foolish Pleasure in the Florida Derby, will the No. 8 post under Braulio Baeza. He will run as part of an entry wi th Galbeea th 's chi'vcago %3 7) 547 90 (374)5354401 2.1$ I New York 10 ID I Decatur Soy (Parkinson ) SI - 7 No, 10 slot, while Dave Whited wig waukee and lost anoherfor one The Milwaukee slugger plishment. "1 just try to do the lanta Braves, Aaron went his problems. Aaron's four has (Jut. Babe Ruth. knocked in two runs to bring his best I can and let the records through exquisite pressure Thursday represented his bigRangers?, White Sos 1 ~* Aaron, who surpa=d p.abe,s lifetime figure to 2,211 and fall. I just happened to be in the catching Ruth's home run total gest day as a designated hitter Lienny Randle's run-scorin4 fabulous career home run mark guide the Brewers to a 17-3 je position to break one of the of 714. Since then, Aaron has and boosted his batting average single in the ninth inning lifted last year. Wasted through an.- cision over the Detroit Tigers, most historic records in base- built the proud record to 735. Texas over Chicago. With one to a modest .218. other Ruthian plateau Thur, * I' ve never set any ball, and I 'm glad it's over Sirwe being traded to the Elsewhere in the American out, Jim Sundberg was hit by a . League. Boston nipped Cleve- pitch. Cesar Tovar hit a land 7.6; Texas whipped Oil- grounder to Bill Melton, but the cago 2-1; New York blanked throw to second for a forcut Baltimore 5.0 and Kansas City was dropped by Jor ge Orta and beat California 11.10 In 13 in. Sundberg took third on the play. Cu S A?larta at Cinc:,ws.jt, t San Frioincisco 3 5711: OLJZ 0Wt4 Pass Sunday's Garnts Pittsburgh Phli montreai mi New yefiL Ch.cago a, $? LOj, 0 (3 4) $78 70 1 (ê3 1) $1232 501 7 11 NINTH- 1 Terry's Faith FIFTH: I U - Trot S.3 c.i - of Dust Commander, iio Derby - ToIDs A bkIL). -- .i. - a H) coo& O'e I)) 5704 40 3 BonesDemon (Blood) 6 1 70 _ __ - / favorite, Ir, Chicago a) 5) Lou's. (n) Atlanta at Cincinnat. mt 0 a8 I S i 51I04 7 EIGHTH- 1 8yrd Shot U'$vfy) h4rI .JZ c - Apache Attendance a report" by _ P%tAN WE J: ,, FJ "U. -Al ____ WE GET T Friday. Mav7. inia Evening Hera, Sanford, Ft. -. i OY.W -ì Pass SIXTH- I Ajbvrn T.gIr (Ford) P,r?,eaI at N-w Ynr. IS) I 40 5 00 2 IC 2 Bonnie Fiver (I) a t San Francisco 620 4 40 3 Darn Hont (2) 1 70 Q P,,tbigqii at P?'OIac5eIpp,e 7 (4 5) U2 tO I (5 12) $255300 T 7 79 Pran, Strong (II 740 Fcivorlte er D I-iEE'E'OJRPETITON. I 3) a? San rranc,sco (C4)d*,lI ,1 (3)1 $0260340 7 Satin Graflan 2702503BanddoRanq,r(7)3 40 mi Pi easure _ - Mod Walker .- 0JR ON Well THURSDAY FIRST- 1 Sts Wampum (crank) 13' 30 70 7 27 320 7 i.ji Dream __ to Monlreal Results _ ___ ___ _____ $ Louis R acing - ________ __ mmu"lI 3~131 _______ -- ___ ___________ ________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________ now J d -' - I ______ I..). _______________ ____________ _____________ ' ____ __ . y E ~ •i' _______ "' : 1 ) 5.2 _____ __ 1I .' : �- --- -- .--.&_ - --- _ '-. e -.- i---- .- - ... - 4B—EveningHeraid,Sanlord,FI. iegaiNotice- ' . S Friday.May2 1973 i....,..I .,.ui f.II!!i.e - ______________ LUI ..._._., U i s!.. DUI ThUUU j9i TICO ' ______________ --'a nhmts NOTICE OF PUBLICSALE FlCTITtOUSt...... - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Complaint On May 13th. 1975 at 9:30 AM. the Notice It hereby ghen that I am FLORIDA IN AND FOR THE WITNESS MY HAND AND SEAL undertiOned will sell one 1969 engaçiedinbusincssatll0WestH*y COUNtY OF SEMINOLE 04 s&d Court onthe2Sthdayof April, CITYOF NOTICE OF INTENTIONm ChvroIet 7 dr., ID No. 434. LOngwood. 37750, SemInole CIVIL ACTION NO: isin.os.o AD.. 1975. REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME LONOW000.FLORIDA 161379FF0?1791 for rrpair and County. Florida under the fictitious DIVISION OF ADMINISTRATION. (SEAL) Ir compliance *th NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR rS TaQ N P 69913. name of ANTIQUE I UNUSUAL STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART Arthur H. fleckwith. Jr. Florida Statutes 1965. te un CLOSING. VACATING, AND storaoe Mr. Muffler Shop CARS. and that I Intend to register MENT OF TRANSPORTATION. Clerk of the Circut Court diltignid will regist' with the ABANDONING OF STREET 7121 So. French Ave said name wIth the C'erk of the aid fly: LlIIinr' j.int Clerk of th CIrcuit Court, in and for TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: IthruSlimU ....41c1 line Sanford, Fia Circuit Cowl. SemInole County, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Deputy Clerk St.iInoteCounty,uponth,receipto( NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by 31C a in. thru 23 times , Florida in accordance with the PlaIntiffs, Publish: May 2. 9, 16. 23. 197$ proof of publitation of thit name, to. the City Cou,xil ot Longwood. Publish: May 7, '. 1975 ......... 24ca line 5:30 P.M. 2flm,s 8:00 A.M. DENS Provisloin of the Fictitious Name DEN is wit: RIR Enterpriwi vs Florida, that a Petition was (32.00MINIMUMCHARGE) MONDAY thru FRIDAY Statutet, ToWit: Section 56599 DYER ENTERPRISES, INC., ci al.. ________________________ Seminole Sport.A Rima Inc., a *lththeIaidCoUflCilOfltfle7lthdJy 3 Unis Minimum Florida Statutes 1937. Defendants. SATURDAY 9.Noon Florida cOrporation, is engag of April, 1975. to close, vacate, and CITY OF in IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE 5: WIIIim T Pratt, Jr. NOTICE OF HEARING businets at 102 Satsuma Dre, abandon a portion QI that certain LONGW000, FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. TOSHOWCAUSE Sinfora, Florida, anc tPat Ih street in tue City of Longwood, NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO PublIsh: April 11, 15. 75. May 2, 1973 CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE NOTICE OF SUIT dersgned it the president 04 'Cid SernlnoteCounty,Florida.des(ribed CONSIDER AOOP'ION OF COUNTY, FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF busIness THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: as follows: PROPOSEDORDINANCE CIVIL DIVISION FLORIDA IN AND FOR THE SEAL) ThatportionofOakStreetfrom Its TO WHOM IT MAY CON'ERN: No. CI7S-S4SCA09G Charles E. Bloom, Jr., COUNTY OF SEMINOLE Richard C. Schulti. inter tionwilhtheNorth Rightof. NOTICE IS HEREBY OvEN by STOCKTON. WHATLEY, DAVIN & as Co Executor of the Estate of COMPANY, A FlorIda corporation. President Way boundary of State Road 434, as the City of Longwood, Florida. that CIVIL ACTION NO. 75.12905-0 Seminole Sport, tame lIes between the East boon the City Council will hold a public DIViSION OF ADMINISTRATION. Charles E. Bloom . Plaintiff, _________________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ ARama Inc. dary Inc of Lot 546, Plan of hearIng to consider enactment of STATE OF FLORIDA DEPART co Touche Ross and Company . MENT OF TRANSPORTATION. 1633 Broadway 1. I'4ULEN RAY. ESQ. Longwood. Plat Boo& 1, Pages 1171, Ordinance No 376. entitled: HARRISON HAMPTON and —_ __________________________________ _____________________________________ Plew York, New York 100)9 fl2A West Nw York A Public Records 04 Seminole County, AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY md MILDRED E HAMPTON, his wife, _______ .- .-- . 1 SEMINOLE COUNTY, DLand. Florida 37770 Florida, arid the Wesl boundary line OF LONGW000. FLORIDA, AN Defendants. 18—Help Wanted PEaints, PAflCEL No 115 PublIsh: April Ii, 15, 23, May 2. 1975 Of Lot 54, Plac of Longwood, PEat PIE XING TO AND INCLUDINC, NOTICE OF SALE - . ______________________________ OEM 59 Book 1. PageS 15 21, Public Records WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA ' -. _________________________ NOTICE Is hereby givefl. that of Seminole County. Florida. and itt OF THE CITY AN AREA OF LAND DYER ENTERPRISES, INC., ci al.. First National City Bank pursuant to a Final Judgment of ISALCOHOLAPROBLE Defendants. SERVE: William I. Spencer, intersetionontheNorthwtha line SITUATE AND IN BEING foreclosure entered April 2h, 1973 Full knledge to trial balance _______________________________ IN YOUR FAMILY? SUMMONSTOSHOWCAUSE President createdbytheextensknoftheNorta SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA, in the Circuit Court of the FICTITIOUSNIME Mutt be able to type. Only cx AL ANON AND 399 Park Avenue Notice is hereby given that we are boundary line Oftaid Lot $46. East to SAID LAND BEING LEGALLY Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, in and prIanceo apply. Permanent For families or friends of problem NOTICE OF HEARING New York, Pew York Its intersection wsih the Northwest DESCRIBED IN THIS OR. (or Seminole County, Florda, engaged In business at N. posItIon S day week, Starline drinkers THE STATE OF FLORIDA: 54. DINANCE. REOEFININI. THE CIvil Action No 75 365 CA 09 6, Semoran Blvd , Casseiberry. corner of said Lot EnterprIses, Sanford Airport, ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. Clerk For further lnformatiOflCail 173 4557 PARCEL No 101 will hold a CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE TO ALL AND SINGULAR THE S.mir',le County, Florida under the end the said City Council IndtjsfrlaI Park, Building 131, or write SHERIFFS OF SAID STATE: fictitious name of THE PRINT publichearingonthe Petition at 7:30 CITY OF LONGWOOD TO IN Sanford Ph 373 0411 You are hereby commanded to Firit Wisconsin National Bank of of the said Court. will and sell best for cash in Sanford At Anon Family Group P.O to lhe highest biddCf SHOP, THE CAROUSEL CARD p.m on the 19th day of May. 1975, at CLUDE SAID LAND WITHIN THE Box 553, Sanford, FIa. 32771. SHOPPE. CENTRAL GRAPHIC the City Hall of Longod. Florida, MUNICIPAL LIMITS OF THE serve this Summons to Show Cause Milwaukee at the West Front Door of the ___________________________ In me Herald Classified ads ar and NotIce of Hearing, together with SERVE' Hal C. Kuehl. at which time those for and against CITY: AUTHORIZING AMEND Courthouse, Seminole County, black and white and read all over SERVICE, and that we Intend FACED WITH A DRINKING nd President register laid name With the CIrk of the same will be heard arid final MEPIT TO CITY MAP TO INCLUDE a copy of the Complaint Florida, at 11 00 o'clock AM on PROBLEM Declaration of Taking, in the above E. Wisconsin Avenue 717 action taken. SAID LAND ANNEXED; Tuesday. May 13th, 1975, the SALES HELP FOR Insurance Co.. Perhaps Alcoholic Anonymous the CircuIt Court, Seminole CQunty, DATED this 79th day of April, PROVIDING SEPARABILITY, styled cause upon the following Milwaukee, Wiscunsin 33702 followIng detcribed real property college graduate, Native, Florida in accordance with tIe Can Help defrdantt PARCEL No 101 CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE situate in Seminole County, Florida preferably married, sales rw'ovislons ot tt rc'tous Name A.D 1975 (alit?) 4S57 °"e N sromate DATE to wit background hIpfu, but not To \', it St'tion 8 ',rteP 0 tto* 121) Margaret Bach Barbara 11 Goldberg, as Co City Clerk Said Ordlnancewasplacc'd onlirst Lot 16. 1110(1. "C", WASHINGTON Ficrsda Statutes 1937. necessary. Call $432050 between 9 Santord. Florida32l7l Executor of the Estateof Charles E. OAKS SECT ION TWO, according to 04 the City of reading on April 2$, 1973. and the 920 Spanish Moss Drive 8. 1 week days. Ask for Mr. An. S Edward J. Starr rnoom Lonowcod, Florida City Council will consider same for Casselberry. Florida the plat therenf as recorded in Plat I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE derson Fern Starr co Touch Ron and Company final passage and adoption alter the PARCEL No 177 Book 16. Pages 56 & 57, Public FOR ANY DEBTS INCURRED ______________________________ Publish' April 11, 15, 75, May 2. 1973 Ned N. Jullan, Jr. 1633 Broedway ST [P1ST ROM. DAVIS puclIc hearing which will be held in CocktaIl Waitress Records of Seminole County, BY ANYOPIC OTHER THAN OEM New York, New York 10019 & MCINTOSH the City Hall of Longwood, Florida, William M Bath for we.kend nights Florida MYSELF AS OF 47375 PARCEL No. 113 Pott 0111cc Box 1330 on Monday, the 19th day of May. 920 Spanish Moss Drive Apply Club Diamond. DeBary Together with the following items of Robert E. kilheller Casselberry, Florida Sanford, Florida 37771 A.D. 1975. at 1.00 p m , or as soon PARCEL Plo 177 If said defendants are living, and property which are located and Attorneys for the thereafter as possible. At the permanently Installed as a in part of ARE YOU TROUBLED? Call Toil AMBITIOUS persons wtso want to NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS if any or aI 01 aic3 driendant City of Longwood, Florida earn but weo can only work part meeting interested parties may Free, lu 7077 for "We Care'NAME STATUTE appear and be heard with respect to Guy w. Botts. as Trustee of Barnef I. defendants are deceased, the the ImprovementS on the said land. Pubtith: Friday, May 7, 1975 time Opportunity for good eelra "Hotllne" Adults or Teens 'Model No One Orbon Rønge TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: unknown spouse, heirs. devisees. incorn Training given Ph 904 the p'opoted Ordinance This Wttoi Investment Trust ._-_ Notice is hereby given that the OEN.17 grantees,credilors. lienors. or other E3OAC, Serial No 6942 ber1ng maybecontinuejfromtirne 720 Gilmore Street 719 7677 One P,ecce"j Hood - Mot No undersigned. pursuant to the __________________________ Jacksonville. Florida parties claiming by, thrugh, under, M71, Serial No. M2F72 5-Lost & FOUnd to time until final action is taken by "FictItious Name Statute," Chapter PARCEL No. 113 Need experknced bank teller. Call or against any such deceased Ihe Cily Council. One Comfort Pac Furnace MS 09. Florida Staftstes, will register lit the Court of Inc (y 7726211, ext. 36. or 54q personnel defendant or defendants, If al4e. ModI!u FC). A copy of the proposed Ordinance .: tIdi,iL c.ttl, Cui1CuuI, AC?? S:mtncte County, FHclda. small temai, 1III Sii. Donald L. CoetZ, at mgr at Atlantic National Plank , Trustee of and, if dead, their unknown spouse, Is potted at the City Hall. Lor,gwood, One Coldspot Refrigerator ' and for Seminole County, Florida, In Probate. Lake Mary. Choke chain & ID tag Barnettwinston Investment Trust heirs, devisees. teqatees, grantees, Sanford. Florida, and copies are on file with In re: Estate of upon receipt of proof of the ___________________________ Cward 3737697 eves Gilmore Street creditors, iienort, or other parties Model Plo. 46 612173. Serial No. the Clerk of the City and same may publication of ?hi nOte, tp 1ic$jt;ous CARL F McMAN1GLE, 537311727 .--. Work your own hours Earn extra Jacksonville. Florida claiming by. through, under, or rn int h th n,N,r rrnAyrr. .,.,. u.. I r:IJ I FI LI" rw1uLJr Sy1(i PltL.. -.---.-- -, income as an AVON Represen PARCEl. No. 113 against any %u(h deceased deten C1I DATED this 29Th dy 01 April. SERVICE under which I am AprIl, 1975. ToAllCredifoisandPersonsHaving tative Call 4.44 3079 dant or defendant, and all parties engaged In btsIness at 101 5. High (Se'l) Claims or Demands AgaInst Said A.D. 1975. Dyer Enterprises. Inc. havIng or claiming to have an 3: Orwile R. SPomate way 17-97. Casselb.rry, riorida. Estate: Arthur H. fieckwith, Jr. ChristianDaySclsool has openinq for rn homemakers, Tn Chem. part SERVE: Thomas D. Dyer. right, tItle, or interest in and to the City Clerk You arid each of you are hereby Clerk of the Circuit Court That fhe party interested in said Ior S yr cIds for fail semester. time Average up to $10 an hr. F or ResIdent Agent described in the Corn property of the city of business enierprise is as follows: notIfied and required to present any By: Elaine RiCharde Tuition, $25 mo. Call Luthccan more Information call 323 1643. 310 State Road 434 plaInt, towit Longwood, Florit BOB B. MULLINS claims and demands which you, or Deputy Clerk Church of Redeemer, 372 3352 or Altarnonte Springs, Florida PersonsInferesfedIn$1or Dated at Caueiberry, Seminole either of you, may have against the Publish: May 7. 1973 PubliUi May 2. 1975 Mrs Martin. 3fl45 PARCEL No 103 SECTION 17510-2405; STATE ROAD DEN 21 weekly working full or part time County. Floida. on April 2. in estate of Carl F. McMangle, DEN 11 434; SEMINOLE COUNTY --.. Publish: April 25. May 2.9, 16, ii _.J305700. dCeased, late of said County. to the . 0 First State Bank of Miami DESCRIPTIONS PARC!L NO. lot 11'lflStfl.lCtiOflS DEM.16? County Judge of Seminole County, NOTICEOFPUBLICHEARINGOF SERVE: JohnM.Garner,President FEE SIMPLE - RIGHT OF WAY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR PROPOSED CHANGES AND Florida, at his Office in the court 21—Situations Wanted 1017 N.E. 2nd Avenue That part of: THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL house of taid County at Sanford, AMENDMENTS IN THE ZONING GUITAR LESSONS .. of Section Mliml, Florida The NE '. of the SW CIRCUIT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE ORDINANCE OF TIlE CITY OF Florida, withIn Si! calendar months Bynote Realcriabte IN THE CI$CUIT COURT OF THE PARCEL No. 103 9, TownshIp 21 South, Range 29 COUNTY, FLORIDA PROFESSIONAL ONDINLY. IwIII SANFORD, FLORIDA. mmdh1me04t ,catto 3776706 EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. East: lying within 71 feet Westerly dohome&hospital patient care. 7. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-431.CA-09.0 Notice hereby Is given that a thi5 notice. Two copies of each CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Preston H. Haskell, as Trustee of ofthefollow$rigdejcribedsurvey line JERE WAYNE GAUTHIER, ET 3 or 11.7. Write P.O. Box 4.36, Public Hearing will be held at the clalmorde'nandshallb.inwriting, COUNTY, FLORIDA. meft.Winston investment Trust of State Road 5.434. Section 7790, LIX. 1&-Help Wanted CoenmissionRoomlntheCilyHalUn andthails?atetheplaceotresidence CIVIL ACTION NO. 75,7$.CAC9.A ° Gllmore Street Plaintiff,(s), between Survey Line Station 60400 and post office address of the theCityof Sanford. Florida, at 7:00 FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. Professional - Food Service & JackSOnville. Florida and Survey Line Station 60+79: v o'clock P.M. on May 12, 1975. to Needed someone to slay with claimant, and shall be sworn to by EducatIon. Desires any type TGAGE ASSOCIATION, PARCEL No. itS JAMES T. BRAY. ET Commence at a LIX.. consider changes point on the Nth and teenage daughter whlie mother amendments the claimant, his agens, or attorney rewarding position with direct Plaintiff, . line of Defendants, the NE ot works ' the sw to the ZonIng Ordinance of the City n.gM. References required and accxnpanied by a filing fee goals. Can be nonprofessional. Thori'as F. King, Jr., as Trustee of Sectlon9. Township7l South, Rang.' MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Prefer elderly lady. Reply to Box onedollarandsuchclaimordemand of Sanford. Florida, as follows: Day or night. Hospital I Public CHARLES WALTER MORR and Barnett.Winston Investment Trust 79 East, sold point beIng I))? $2 East NOTICE OF SALE 565 0 The Herald, 1657. Sanford, Article V, Use Provisions, Section c not so filed shall be void CORA MORR, Isis wife, Education experience. Call 323770(,iirnore Street S PIOTICEISHEREBYGIVENmOt ofthe5outhwestcorneroftneSE Fla. I, Restricted 32771 RC.1.. Commercial I Helen M McManigie 2974. Defendants Jacksonvii'e, Florida pursuant to the Final Judgment of 04theNW'4ofsaid5etion9;the District, Subsection B, Conditional As executrix of the Last You can gt a fair price when you __________________________ NOTICEOFSUIT PARCEL No. 115 nm South 0 degrees 23' 11" West a Foreclosure and Sale entered in thC Use's Permitted, shall be amended Will and Testament of advertise your "don't needs" In TO: CHARLES WALTER MORR pending in the Circuit Court ri distance of 977.76 feet to the Survey cause by ftc addition of paragraph (I). as 2.a,.D.jriess Opportunities CARL F. McM.ANIGLE, the Want Ads and CORA MORR fIt: Prime F. Osborn. as Trustee of LIne Stat 60+00 for t P&nt of and for Seminole County. Florida. oe'cr•seg RFtIflFPICF UNKldflWP .. ..... ..... ,... ._... ,....';. — lIlT •I%JPl •IVIII .xt'UX'r' rumomr 1 iii . ux DevIrinInc, mmcc run rson ij ::j ..igie.,amt,y ma rwo.vamI,y _____________________________ Perfect for wig stylist, great PublIsh: April 11. ; 7, a.0 parties ctaImng inteces-t by. 720 Gllmore Street degrees 23' 11" East a distance of 79 the undersigned Clerk will sell the dwellings, potentlat. good lease terms, DEM-lO 1h'ovgh, under or againtl CharlesJacksonville, Florida feel to Survey Line Station 60+29 for property situated In Said County Article V. Use Provisions, Sac'len Casselberry area Beautiful shop WelteeMorr and Cora More, his wife PARCEL No. 113 the ena of this survey line described its , GC.7. General Commercial in Shopping tenfer Owner must andfoall parties havingor claiming descrlptivn of State Road S 434. LOT 51, ROBIN HILL, UNIT District, Subsection B. Conditional sell. 15.000 or best offer. 531-4334, .MEN0ED topsaveany right, tltieor interest In Pan AmerIcan Bank of Miami Section 71510. THREE. ACCORDING TO THE NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING OF __________________________ Uses Permitted, paragraph (1) shall NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat tP*realproperty hereindescribed. PROPOSED SERVE:Pobertj.Spicer,President CHANGES AND SPRING HOUSECLEANING? Containing 317 sQuarefeef, more PLAT THEREOF AS RECORDED beamendtdasfoliows: Orkndo - Winter Park 831-9993 Seminole 322-2611 ___________ ___________ 1 0 - Apt., rQtlt5. aer furnished. Adults only No pets. $90 377 7296 eves & wkndt Sanford I BR Furnished apts Quiit neIghborhood, No pcts Deposit rioutred 531 0990 days * Did You Know?* WI have spotless apis, a manager no tov pPopIe. budgI %trfchlng rent, Attt unfurn B&MROO COVE GARDEN APT 0 E Airport Blvd 373 1)10 ________________________ Noon The Daj Before Publication Su(%dQ - Noon Friday Nice 2 bedroom, air, large yard Cbs' In $125 mo , & security 131 )4f1 or 531 3719 . Larqe 3 bedroom, 7 bath, air dilionecj, klth'n equipped, n the city Near hospital IllS ma with Security dep 377 7199 3 fledroon unfurnished house. Nice and quiet 1100 per mo itt and last, piut small damage deposit 319 5310 after I p.m. 3 BR unfurn house, wall wall carpet, fenced yard, kitchen equipped, 5165 373 1575 Immaculate 3 bedrooms, carpeted Reasonable $50 deposit I Is? mo rent 377 1445 IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, fur nithr'tl & unfurnisned apts & $60 to $140 per mo 371 ____________________ ' orn furnished duplex. 24th St. itt • Mo plus $50 deposit. I child, no pets After 5 373 561 -_____________________ 2 Iledronni furnihei housi'. attic fan, nature adults only 1100 no $50 utility & damage deposit. Plo pets )fl 1946 WELAKA APARTMENTS iliw 1st St III Country Club Drive. 2 bedroom, air, furnished, fenced yard, 372 911.1 7 Bedroom, fenced yard $175 ma. Adults prt'f ocr-cl 323 5,55.4 or 3fl 66?O -. Payton Realty 177 1301, 7610 Hiawatha Ave. ________________________________ 31A—I)Jplexes _____________________________ Homes Two bedroom rnobie home, 5100 No pets. 373 2651 NiCC 1 bedroom unfurnshea apt ar carpeted, adults only No pc, 59!50 377 7296 eves Iweek ends WEKIVA RIVER • Adult mobile home village, under largv' shacy oaks on the scenic Wekiva Modern clean interiors, from 5110 5 Mi. W of Sanford 372 14 IfS 1cr 2 bedroom duplex apartments Furnished or unfurnished 60' swimming pool. 1770 S Orlando Dr 373 7920 _______________________________ _37-Busiiss Property SANFORD LAKEMARYarea, 2 BR Duplex itfl in the ground pool, completely enclosed Appliances, Alt ccndtioner, drapes, area rug. er moflth in.iuding pool service. All you do is swim. See this now 904 775 3157, it 779 Don , 34 —Mbite ' - LONGWOOD- Hwy 177, North. 500 So Ft 7cn.'41 M I !3 :335 Ray' Off ices or Small Store Buildings 372 1557 ____- SANFORD. 7002 Summerlin, Almost new 1 Bedroom, 7 bath, central heal Iair, family room, must see to appreclatj. Reduced to 122,900. Call us for terms, SANLANDO REALTY, INC , 531 6777. IAFFER REALTY Req Real Estate Broker hOE 2SthSl )fl5S $$ TAX REFUND$$ If you qualify for a new) bedroom, 2 bath home on VA or FHA (man CinQ. Our h0ms qualify for up to SI.) SO Locust to 14th, left to Valencia Ct norfh Ic Austin Development Corp H on. e' AUSTlh Dl.VLLOP!,ENT CORP PHONEs); 6300 ST. JOHNS REALTY CO. BROKERS Days..)?? 6173 Plights- 372 5171cr 377 7357 1 BPS 2 lull baths. family room I, den, plenty storage, large lot 575,000 372 1047 . idyllwilde Sdnforcl, spacious 3 bedrooms, I baths, family room. huge wooded lot, excellent neigh. borhood. Extras galore $35,500. §4frns ALL AMERICAN APARTMENTS SWIMMING POOL HOME 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths, central beat and air, large family room with serve thru bar. Lots of extras. 339, iCC __________________________ 317,76 First Two Months Rent *Recelve A U.S. Bond-3rd & 4th Months *OnIy '--............ ____________ — ________________________ ___________ — ; - Iyi $.i Will REALTY RIDGEWOOD ARMS APARTMENfS 7 3IORIDGEW000AVE. __ ANFORD. FLA. r-r_- Clernd.a A,. M UNSWORTH REALTY 503W, 1st St. 3736061.3730517 Req. Real Estate droker CORNER LOT. 3 br., 2 bath, Plnecre's-t. $73,900. 323.4420 POOL & TENNIS privileges, nea 3 BR, 7 bath, corner lot, beautifully landscaped, $31,900. ...... Execution Issued out of and under Miami, Florida withlnexistlngroadrigritofwayand Records of Seminole County, ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF in the PCi Restricted Commercial NEEDED ITEMS WITH A the seal Of the Circuit Court of PARCEL No. 123 SANFORD, FLORIDA. existing Drainage Ditch Easement. Florida. District, or any use permitted in the CLASSIFIED AD Seminole County. Florida, upon a Notice is hereby given that a SECTION 71510.2611: STATE atpvblicSaie,tothehighe-stand best P1.1, Restricted Industrial District. iudgment rendered in the Malcolm M. Prine. as Trvs?ee of ROAD bidderforcashat lI,00o'cicck am.. Public Hearing will be hold at the 4, SEMINOLE COUNTY Article V. Use Provisions, Section aforesaid court on the 22nd' day of , CC 2 General Commercial Barnett.Winston Investment Trust SEMINOLE PARCEL NO. Ill, FEE on the 17th day ci May, 1975, at the Commission Room in the City Hall in January, AD. 3975, in thu certain no Gilmone Street West Front door of the Seminole tPteCityof Snnford. Florida, at 7.00 SIMPLE District, Subsection U. Conditional RIGHT OF WAY case entitled, City of Sanford, c0iffle, Floridj That part of: County Courthouse, Sanford. o'clock PM on May 17, 1975, to l)ses Permitted, shall be amended Florida, for the use end the benefIt PARCEL No 115 The NE '1ot the SW '4 of Section Florida. Witness my hand and the consider change's and amendments addition of paragraph (9), as 29-Roo,, Of Milton Construction Company, follows: 3. TownshIp 31 South, Range 79 East. seal of this court on the 29th day of to the Zoning Ordinance of the City Inc. PlaIntiff, .vs. Central Florida 0. Troy Ray, Jr. of Sanford. Florida, as follows. lyIng between the Old Forest City. April. 1975. (9) Multiple family housing Water Systems. Inc., a Florida Tix Collector, Seminole County Article VIII. Supplementary Palm Sorinos Road and State Road (COURT SEAL) structures conforming to the Room For corporation, and AutoOwners InSeminole County Courthouse Regulations, Section 6, SIte 5-434, Section 77510, lyIng within 33 Arthur H. Beciwith, Jr. requirements of the RMOI District. Surance Company, a Michigan Sanford, Florida eiopmmt Plan, Paragraph 7 WInterSprIrugj,373j9 feet each sIde of the following Clerk of the Circuit Court AtlpartIe'slnlntere,taridcltiz,ns corporation, Defendant, which Astolnterestlnandtoanypircel described line: shallbeamendedtorsadasfoilows; By: Elaine RICharcx' shall have an opportunity to b aforesalo Writ of Execution was InCluded herein. (3) In paising upon and approving Man or Woman for room & board Commence on the East Iln of Deputy Clerk heard at said hearing, delivered to me as Sheriff Call anytime, 7223391 ' SUCh sIte development plan, Ipue SectIon 4. Township 21 South, Range Publish: May 2. 1973 By order of he City Commission Seminole County. Florida, and I Planiniriq and 7oning River Run, Inc. 29 East, at a point 11*2 Commission DEN 17 73 feel South of the City of Sanford. Florida. have levied upon the following _____________________ stall consider the localion. sire, SERVE: John F. Lowndes, Resident of the Northeast corner of the SE '. H. N Tamm. Jr. 30-Apartments Unfurnished described property owned by Agent spacing of any bulldir.g. of said Section 1. (saId point also Clerk NOTICE OF Central Florida Water Systems. Suite 433 5turtc or Us-i! and its ap being 1187.77 feet South of the North Publish: May 2. 1975 FORECLOSURE SALE said property being located in FR A II K L IN AR MS AP TS First Federal Building purtenances, access and circulation west corner of Section 3. TownshIp DEN 77 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Seminole County, Florida, more Orlando, Florida 1170 Florida Ave. 71S.outh,Rarlqe29East);thence run pursuant to a Final Judgment of for vehicles and pedestrians, pirticufarly described as (*110*2 PARCEL No. 125 7734650 North 73 degrees 35' 11" East a foreclosure dated April Sth. 1973 strnts, parking areas, yards and CITY OF Lois 1$, 19, 21, 26 and 77 of distance of 373.57 feet to the and entered in Case No 74 1496 of open spaces, and relationship to OVIEDO,FLORIDA Bradley's Addition to LCnQ*OOd, S.abal Point Properties, Inc. beginning of a curve concave the Circuit Court of the 11th Judicial adiacent property. 'Vise Planning Debary, Adultt, Lovely l;gel Notice of PublIc Hearing according to the plat thereof, as bedroom air , Idal for retired SERVE: W. Kelly Smith, Resident Southerly and having a radius of Circuit in arid for Seminole County. and Zoning Commission shall not TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: recorded In Plat Book 1, Page Il, of i'5s 6466410; 3725051. Agent tij.t feet; thence run Florida NOTfCE IS HEREBY GIVEN by wherein HARRIET approve such site development plan the Public Records of Seminole 713 E. Central Boulevard Southeasterly Slong the arc of said MANNING, plaintiff, and RALPH unless it finit that such site the City Council of the City of County, Florida. LESS: That part of DUPLEX- Fvrn orUrufurn., lal Orlando, Florida Ovitdc. Florida, that said city curve through a central angle of 35 H. OURNING and BETTY ,, development plan conforms to all Lois 19 and 21 included in Lake Location, Reasonable Rent. Ph. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE PARCEL No. ItS degrees 32' a distance of *55.33 feet DURNING. his wife. DAVID P. applIcable provisions of the zoning Council will hold a public hearing on WaymanHelghfsHighwayAddltion, Owner, 365 3721. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. tOtheendofsaldcurve; thencerun CHILORESS; GEORGE BAUM. Ordinance, that the safety and the Question of amending certain aCtoi'd1fl7 to the Plat thereof, as CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE James H. WInston, as Trustee of South 70 degrees 57' 16" East a sections of Ordinance Plo 234, said BACH arid SOUTHEAST FIRST convenience of the public are recorded in Pta? Book 4. Page 21, of COUNTY, FLORIDA. Ba"isdttWintbon Investment Trust diStance 0141)15 feet to the POINT NATIONAL Ordinance being the Comprehensive d(Oplrly provided for, that adequate 7gMagia Ave. Sanford, I and 2 B,YiPIX OF the Public Records of Sem'noe CIVIL ACTION NO. 1s-;v.CA.09.B bdrm urilurn apis from $110 1175 720 Gitmore Street OF BEGINNING; thence run South MI.ITLAP4D, are defendants, I will of I Street parking and loading ZonIng Ordinance within the City of County, Florida. AND Lois?? to 2$ FEDERAL NATIONAL MOP. per mo Call $62 3436 or Orlanøo Jatktonvile, flcrl4a 19 degrees 07' 14" a distance of 100 selltothe highest and best bidder for facffltk's are provided, and that Ovledo Florida The amendment to inclusive of Block "A" of Lake collect, 477 4474 TGAGE ASSOCIATION, PARCEL No. 115 be considered is whether to permit feet to ttseer.dof this described line. castatthewe-%tfrontdoor,Seminole adequate protection and separation WaymanHeightsHghwayAodttion, Plaintiff, are ProvIded for contiguous and cisurcles Containing 2037 square feel (0017 County Courthouse in Seminole within all toning aCci.ding to ePlat thereof, as MASTERS COVE v. Each defendant it hereby notified acres), more or less, exclusive of County. Florida classifications within the City of nearby property The PIarvina and at 1100 n'rlorh rrn.. I,.., -........ 'WIU in riI PW%4 C LA t r.wr KANUALL LL'Murdu JALUN that the Plaintiff will call up for area lying within existing road AM. on the 12th day of May, 1973, Zonir4 Commission may attach Oviedo by special exceptlon. t• Pa,lIk" P.'nrnt$, of ¶.m..%e lfl.7i e"4 F. DELOPIS .t!'C.'.SON. k heaI;i befur. lb. Huoor.ibie Tom rights ot way its f'uDlic Hearing will be held in the approval of a the following described property as site development -County, Florida, LESS: DELORIS JACKSON, his wife. Waddell, Jr ,oneof the Judgesof the begin at the City Hall, Oviedo. Florida, You and each Of you are hereby set forth in said Final Judgment, to plan any reasonable Condition, SANDLEWOOD VILLAS Southeatt corner of Lot 77, Block A. Monday. May 19, 1975, at 7:30 pm. HAPRELL'S GLASS COMPANY, abovestyledcourl,onth,36tptdeyof severally notified that the plaintiffs wit: limitation or requirement whiCh is 110W, AIRPORT BLVD Laka Wayman Heights, according tO iw INC., JACKSON SUPPLY COMJune, A 0., 1975. at 11:30 o'clock, filed its sworn Complaint, together as soon thereafter as possible, at Lot)?. Less the West 7 $4 leet and found neressary, its iudumenl to SAPIEORO. 373 7170 the Piat theriuf, as recorded PANY, SOUTHEAST NATIONAL AM,, Seminole County Courthouse. with its Declaration of Taking in the the West 71.91 f eel of Lot 3$, Block effectuate the purpose's Cf this in Plat which time interested parties for Book 4. Page 21. of the Public BANK OF ORLANDO, arid UNITED Sanford, Florida. its applicat,on for above styled Court against you and 39, SANLAPIDO THE SUBURB against the proposed amend. fid to carry out the spirit STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If STATES OF AMERICA, Records of Seminole County. men? to Ordinance No 234 wIll be an Order of Taking heretofore filed each of you as defendanls seeking to BEAUTIFUL, PALM SPRINGS and Purpoteof the loning ordinance, ClassIfied Ads didn't work Florida, thence run North along the Defendants heard in this cause. All prties to this Suit condemn the above descnibeJ SECTION. TRACT "N", accoru.r,g including any special limitalion ...there wouldn't 'g any East line of Said Lot 72. 110.5 feet to NOTICE OF SUIT by and all of Pier interested parties may This Notice is to be pubtisned property located in Seminole to the PEat thereof, as recorded in requirements, or conditions where ___________________________the Uorthtatt corner of said Lot 77, TO: RANDALL EDMOND ting In thr f3) public places appear at the tIme and place County, Florida, by Eminent Plat Book 3 at Pages 451 and 652 ci the sit, Is within an area of high or thence run North 36 degrees 19' 50" within the City of OVIedO. JACKSON and F'. DE.ORIS Florida, desiona?ed and be heard Domain proceedings. the Public Records of Seminole moderate water recharge as 31 tpau1merits Furnished DELORIS West 9563 feet, JACKSON, aka thence run North Si and publIShed In The Evening You are further notified that the Coun'y, Florida ditlontatet' by the Sanford PannIng '-'---'--'--"---degrees 10' 30" WeSt 61.2$ feet, Herald, a newspaper of general J AC K SO Pt P E S I 0 E N C E : AND Plaintiffs will call up for hearing DAT ED this 75th day 04 April, 1975 and Zoniny Commission Nice 3 bedroomt All utilities fur thence run South 54 degrees- 30 30 UNKNOWN circulatIon In Slid City, one ((1 time before the Hcnorable Torn WaddifIl, (SEl. i All parties in interest and c'tirens rutted, Adultt. Waterfront and West 215.69 f cit. mince run at All parties claiming interests by Eachdefendantishereby required Jr., one of the Judges ci the above least fifteen (IS) days prior to the Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. shall Pave an OppOilunity to be boating privilege's $110 372 4170 Southerly to the Southwesterly thrOu, under or against Randall to serve written defenses to said styiedCourtonttIe34lhayof June. time Of the Public. Hearing, Clerk of said Circuit Court heard at said hearing. corner Of LCit 27. Block "A", Lake. Edrnønd jackson end F. Debris A 0, 1915, at 11:30 o'clock AM, In DATED thu 78Th day of April, Complaint on: br 3 Bedroom Adults only By: Elaine RiCharde fly Order of the City Commission Jackson. a k a Del.otrs Jacks-on, his Wayman Heights 31 1 feet, thence A 0 1975 THOMAS C, FREEMAN, Seminole County Courthouse, Deputy Clerk PRK AVENUE MOBILE PARK Of the City of Sanford, Florida run Easterly along the Southerly wife arid to all parties having or County Attorney Sanford, Fiortda, its application for Publish: May 7. 1915 S Nancy K. Cox H. N. Tarnm, Jr. 7343 Park Drive. $20 up lineofLots7l,24,fl,34,23,andflfo c'ainslnq to have any nlgtut, title or SemInole County City Clenli an Order of Taking in accordance DEN 1) CIty Clerk the Point of Begirwtlng Being a part irwerest In the real property herein 1001 Hiq?iway 436 04 ftp (ity 04 with 11%. Derlaratirn Of Taking AVALON APAR TMENTS — .. Publish - May 7, 1975 cii Block "A" Of Lake Wayman ri's-cubed. Altamonte Spring's, I-.eretofore filed in this- cause All Ovli'd. Flida DEN 33 ADULTS, NO PETS SEMINOLE COUNTY YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Heigtwa and Lot 19 of 8radler's Publish: FlorIda 37101 pa,lk's to this suit and all other 116W. 2nd St. May 7., 197$ UTILITIES BOARD Addition to Longwood' accordinn fortclCte a mci' an to that action " DENII interested parties may appear at the Notice of Public Hearing th Pta? thereof, as recorded in 'l' tgage on the following real property NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE Large One Bedroom apt., air con within lwtnty (20) daysafler service time and piece designated and be The floarcl Of County Corn. Book t, Pjge 17, of the Public On May 70th 1915 at 9)0 a m the In Seminole County. Florida: NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS ofthisSumry , ditioned, c*rpi'ting, 1115 mo 7)01 jnuponyoueicisivp heard mis%Iorters of Seminole County undirsigned will sell one 1971 Wagnolia Ave. Call 3730630. Florida, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: SECTION, acco.-d'ng to the original of said written defenses AND Utilities hoMd will hold a public repair arid storage charge', Tag No 3 room (urn garage apt glassed in LCn'3wOOd Plrrth S.bci",'s.00. ar urdrs:'ined, pursuant to tIlt pac..es 74 a'tJ 2/. Pi:h.c Pecorci', before st-tyke on Planlift's- Alici' iachdeferidant;s-hccet,y required Chambers of the Seminole County i only No pets 372.1)05. cording to the PEat thereof, as "Fi(titiout Pame Statute," Chapter Damacs Paint Seminole County, Flor,da, Icy Or immediately thereafter, to to serve written defenses, if any, to Couithousc, Sanford. Florida, on recordedlnplat Book IS, Page23,ot $6509.FboqidaStalvles, willregistet and Body Pies been filed against ycai and you shOw what right, title, interest or said Complaint on: Tuesday, Mity 70, 1975, at 7.00 pm, Nlcepartlyfurnishedapq .1 mlleotit the Public Records of Seminole witbfP'.eCleroftheC,rcuitCourt, it 501 Hwy 17 'P2 rraguIredto Serve a cooy of your lien you or anyof youhave in and to THOMAS 0. FREEMAN, or as 'oci, thereafter as possible to of town Cheap rent, $1.5 mo. 373. Fern Park, Florida anu for Seminole County, Florida, wrttendtfert$es, if any. to it on van County, Florida. Pie properly described In said County Attor'n'ty $425 Iffer S rni'mii,l.r compliance or flon Publish: May 2. 9, 197$ Sheriff of upon recelill iii proof Of the den Berg. Gay & Burke. P.A., at Complaint and to show cause, if any Seminole County Compliance of M.aitland UIilili COunty, Florida, will at 'publication of this notice, the 1k. you have, why laid property Should DEN q Post Office Box 793, Orlando, 1007 Highway 43I Corporation with Rules- and _________________________ 3 Rooms, bth, air, no pets. Security under whIch It expects to with flue Clerk of flue above styled purposes as Sat forth in the Corn. F$OIIdb 32701 Water and Sewerage Systems in Notice it hereby given thaI I am WANT A SERVICEMAN FAST? to any arid all existing teins. at me LOISOWOO6 Villagul Shopping Center otherwise a judmerW may be en so. a default will be entered against AD, ISIS, and file the original with violations of County Directives 5 67 Navigat Aye, Sanford. Seminole ifl Long'wOod, ?ere4 eceins! yo'j or the rtti'O Front (West) Docr of the Seminole en State Road 04 you *or rn. retof demanded n the The Clerk of thc above styled Court and 714 the help you need 377 1411 County, Florida, under the tiCtltii., demanded In the complaint cw County CourthouSe mrs Sanford. riorutta Complaint ____________________________ on saId date, to show cause what Florida. the above described per. That the party Inletilted in Slid iHC4t WITNESS MY HANI) AND SEAL riOt,?, tltfe, interc,t or lien you or name of 6ATES PEANUT JRoomfurn apt., upstairs, light & sIr areas Cerlified to Maitland PRODUCTS, 1x4%1n(S% el',tetUrlSe IS as folowi and that I intend to WITNESSmyhandand.thetealof tonal properly. nfsaldCbvrsonthe3sthdayof April, any of you have In and to iii, UtiItti Corporation, water furniShed. Mature adults That said sale Is being tna to register saidname *111 the Clerk of X.PRESS "I10' OIL said Court on Api-il fl,t. At)., 1975. property deS'rlbed In laid Corn. 511 Park Ave . (Seal I tti Circuit Court, Semincie County, satisfy the terms of said Writ Of COMPANY (Veal) (SEAL) plaint and to show cli,se, if any you By' Sidney I Vilslrn, Jr. Fx'"ufl' ?' P'."1 dent, Florida In auordane With the 14 fikwtIl. if Arthur H flerkwth i Dupltx Furnished have, why said property Should rtp Chairman icon E. Polk, o'rus of the rictit5 Plrnp Melvin Swecdten Clerk 04 thi C,rcuit Court Clerk of IPue Circuit Court Adull, Plo Pelt. he cordetoned for the uws- arid ATT[5'V Shiriff Dattd*tOrtar4o. Orange' County. Statutes, To Wit: Srctign 565. By: Elaine RiCharde Alterlpm., 322 3610 fly: t'lUcn 'V. purposes as t forth In the Cons. Arthur H fleCkwiPh, Jr. Florida Stalut,.t 1*37. Sem1noIc Cour'ty. rb1'41 Piorido. IMI. 13If'I day of Ag..ril, 1975. Deputy tuer* D.PVf Clerk plaint tiled herein. If you fail to do Clerk PubPtth: Apr'l 15. 75, May 7 9, 1975 s: James P Bates ClHn downstairs apartment, 10 Pvbiih: April II, 2$, May 2, , ,7S Publish' May 7, 9, 16. 23, iSIS - PubliSh: April 75. MV 2,9, U, 1913 so, a default will be entered against Publish: May 2. 1915 DEM.I0S windows in bedroom, adults, no PubithAAay 7. 9, 14. 73, 1973 OEM7 DEM seo DEN 16 (ci' thue nell-f deflianded in the DEpd.14 pets 377 l$$4 DEN 10 that an action to toreclose a mor gage on the foltowing real property In Seminole County, Florida: Lot 9, BEAR LAKE HILLS. ac cording to the Aat thereof as recorded I Plot Book 13. PublIc Records of Seminole County, Florida. has been filed against you and are required to sarvea copy of your endefenset, if any. to it on van den berg, Gay 1. Burke, PA,, at Post Office Box 793, Orlando, Florida 32107, and file the original with the Ckrt of the above.styled court once before May 26th. 1975' otherwise a Iudgmere may be en te,ed against you for the relief demanded in the complaint or peflion WITNESS my hand and Ihe seal of -i 72nd, 1973. said Court on (Seal) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Elaine RiCharde Publish: Arril 3S, May 2,9, la 1973 DEM.139 Peg Real Estate Broker 2479 S. Myrtle Ave . Sanford Phone 321 0610 RENTALS I, 3, 3 Bedrooms, Homes and apartments for $60, $90, $130, $14.5, $165 up todelijie at $315 Available Now? In Sanford's Finest Established Residential Area? Stemper Realty Rentals Central Florida's MULTIPLE LISTiNG REALTOR 377 1991 19193. French 3277371,3771196,3777541 372 1959,377 4141 - ____________ - _____________ _____________ Luxury Patio __________ Apartments ___________________ STUDIO 1,2.3 BEDROOM SUITES 2 BEDROOM TOWNHOUSES 9dgC&uiMe __________________________ . HOMES OF DISTINCTION CIose to everything yet away from it alit Large wooded lots e Street lights Paved streets •Sewers •Sldewalks _______ FROM $13500 1505 Vi. 25th St. ONSTFJCTKN h Sanford. Fla, 211 W. 25th Sanford, Fia. Callfor Appi, 322-3103 Remodelin 322-2090 ' ' 4 I __________ I J1"A IS'L' LJ..P To P , tJJoo "" _ t.er'e )ME .',' ______ edroom, 1' bath on corner lot, 15.900. ExistIng, - 116.500, rstg. 3735602. " JOHNNY WALKER REALESTATE INC. GENE PAL CONTRACTOR ASSUME PAYMENTS Creteent, 70'xIl', 3 BR $8595 Detmar. 44.71', 2 BR LIVING QUARTERS With excellent business location Also garage apartment. Harold Hall Realty 26065. Hwy 1792 REALTOR 373 5174 $2650 Norris, 6b'r71', 3 BR $17,995 Sten strom Sovenir, 65'xii'. 3 BR. Realty. $3995 " "SANFORD'S SALES LEADER" PINECREST- $fl.900. 3 bedrooms, air, heat, good condition. Nice $12,750 Manatee, 65'. 17', 3 Br. Shaded lot, space for garden, 1 bedrooms. on paved road. 117,500. Minutes from Town 3 bedroom, refurbished home, Shaded lot. See It at 515.500 PAYTON REALTY Peg Real Estate Brokt'r 37? 1301, 2610 Hiawatha Av at I? 92 Plo Down Payment NEW CONCRETE BLOCK HOMES Financed by Farmers Home Ad ministration to qualified buyers Why rent when you can buy for Ins' Lane Bradford Peg Real Estate Broker 904 775 6999 Eves )051345139;$62605I MOONEY APPLIANCES 373-0697 53-TV.Radio.Stereo - COLOR TV,1II 95 MONTH. RENTAL PURCHASE PLAN, 641.1006 - 54-Garage Sales GARAGE SALE: Sat. & Sun. All day 1217 W 2nd St Sanford 323 0559. , Big Yard SaId Sat. Furnished Office Desk, Dishes 3311 Sanford Ave. Rummage Sale: May 2 & 3, all day. Downtown 1st St. across from Chamber of Commerce Building. BIG YARD SALE' Moving Fur. niture, beds, aquariums, lots of misc. Saturday & Sunday, May31 4 9-6. 1321 EllIott Ave., 372 $502. -_________________________ Carport Sale: 2 bar stools, blankets, bedspreads, clothes of all kinds, misc Items. Fri. & Sat.. May21 3 at 1116 W. 3rd St. . J1-"oo!,izere Is all modern conveniences sure to please even the most descrinilnating 0 ___ buyer. , JT"oodnieri display Is I ISANFORDI I 1: Accessories ___________________________ Used off Ice furnlfure ' - bedroom hornescan 10 ACRE ARIZONA RANCH ASSUME PAYMENTS )rigin3l $6,600 purchase price. Pick up 3 back payments of 169, ASSUME BALANCE of 17,025 30. 7 pci. simple Interest remains, 154 pdylltenl% left Beautitul scenic property boarding National Forett in N.E. Arizona Hunting, fishing, boating No pre payment penalty or closing costs. Call collect for Mr Stanley. (607) 241 9912 1 or2 Lots in Loch Arbor N.E corner 372 3144 Pierson. 10 acres Nicely wooded. small spring, over 300' on paved road $17,300, Terms $31 2*91. AirConditioning $ Go west on 25th St. In Sanford toIl Hwy. 17-92) to Rdgewood Ave. SM. WIICO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY iw oi INC. ., i .4 I Follow the signs. - a. 73116O CARRIAGE COVE Rd. ul, !. miles east of 17-ta Ph. Sanford 1305) 32341O rtand (3O5 834-2299 4- - Wanted to txjy used office furniture. Any Quantity. PIOLL'S Cassel. berry, Hwy. 17.97. 530 1704. ______________ — Merchandise 50-MisceUaneous for Sale MAITLAND FLEA MART 111 Hwy 1792 OpenSat &Sun 95 3797970 WANT UNBELIEVABLE MIL[AG[ Then you're mssr a f,'t 1 ?J '! (f#' (,','I ! 1974 Honda CI1Q Recently 0 specled, in top working order 5307 or best offer. If interested give me a call. Bill Currie, 377 7611. Ext. 55 l977DS7Yamatsa23(CC Excellent Condition, 5.500 Call 322 7/75 ____________________________ l9lIYamalsaSOO 1360 Miles nt *77 41t.r S - LUMBER Rcx,ghtut Cypress and Pine Gormty's Fred. 37)4133 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY- tELL-- TRADE 31i)1SE FirttSt 377 5472 - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY DAVES' 3739370 80-Autos for Sale ______________________ For user furniture, appliances, 1971 Vega CT, extra Sharp. Low mili5,lspeed, air, nicecar 52,493 tools, etc. Buy I or 1001 items, 1312331 after I, Larry's Mart, 715 Santd Ave °ick up link cars FREE. Smair pi-ice for others. 7221624. Datsun-Subaru Sale HEPIDRIX'S ANTIQUES & REFINISHING. Free eStimate, '71 some below dealer cost, firs! pick up and delivery. Call 3453710 come fIrst cholcet Plus Fla day or nIght. 2 mIles north of fint Used Cars. DIck Blairci Ovildo on Hwy. 119. Open 7 days. Datsun of a Gun, Fern Park's Largest dealer, '75 Datsuns arriving daily Ph 131131$, Open 72"AUC'tIOfl Sundays 12 6 __________________________ __________________________ ______________________________ 1970 Pontiac Grand Pnix, PS. PB, pw, air, etc. $700 down, assume bit.ot aooro*.1*00. 372.6.3-47. AUCTION Every Saturday Night, . . . 7'30 i' M - We buy one piece or full hOvSI. Antiques, estates. Consignments welcome. STAN'S AUCTION 1',Mi. E 0111. Hwy 46 PH.323.9719 Auction Dell's Auction Service 1961 BuIck LeSabre. air, power steering, power brake's Like new 372.1445 1973 Olds, Delta 55, 1 Dr. Air, AM FM Stereo, 4 speakers, full power. $2,500 firm. For appt call 322 $910. ______________________________ 1972 Ford LTD. 2 dr. hardtop, fully loaded 52.093. Call Don Pope at 3721651 Deafer. WE FINANCE * * * OVER 40 NICE CLEAN CARS TO CHOOSF FROM, EASY TERMS Hwy o, West, Sanford 3735420 * * * PlO CREDIT CHECP NO IN TEREST - NO RED TAPE LIQUIDATION SALE 'V's be sold the contents of the Sanford Auction retail merchandise Partial listing: cheSt, dining i'oom set, couches, chairs, cocktail tables, lamps, TV's, appliances ond any small bri a brac. A collection 04 used items sold to the highest bidder. Master Charge and BankAmericard welcome NATIONAL AUTO SALES 24003. FREIi1CH,SANFORD 1973 Buick Century. PS, PB, Air, Auto. Best otter 6-61 1267 after S _____________________________ 1973 Dodge 9 Pass Wagon, au power. Immaculate condition, low mileage 13.130 3237131 1971 Toyota Corona, Deluxe. 4 dr., air, automatic, $1,295. See at Reel's Body Shcp, 323.1910. Sanford Auction 1200 French, 323 7210 jI,omeImprovements Free estimates, central heat Iair, sales 8. service. Dkes Heating & Air Cord. 3221171. Central Heat & Air ConditIonIng. For free estimates, call Carl Harris, at SEARS in Sanford. 373 Don't need!" Serve a useful purpose again when you sell them wltt. a ClassifIed Ad trom the Herald Call us today? Don't delay! Just dial 3772611 or $31 9993 To place your Low cost Want Ad Beauty Core - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON (trri'erty Ft5rrie?t's Beauty Nook) 519 1 P.rrt'3'7 till? COFFEE CENTRAL-Coffeesery ice now available in Sanford 373. 5036 MAKE ROOM TQ STORE YOUR WI' 1'ER ITEMS. . SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD Phc.ne 372 2811 or 531 9993 ,snd ,s frirvily AU Vtcr will '-'"IP SCiti Hous_Plans ______ 78-4Mtorcycles - We Buy Furniture -a- ____________ Coffee Service 6 E. Stove, coppertone, like new, 5100; 5' Topper for Ford truck, 1.50; 2 GIrls bikes, 70" & 71", $15 ech: 7 green Bar Stools, $25. Bedroom set, 550 372138$ J)irections I buy old guns-, silver, gold, diamonds, cons. andsmallantlques.$30 -1419 CASH BUYERS ARE WAITING TO READ YOUR CLASSIFIED AC 41 EXPERTS READY TO SERVE YOU JUST A PHONE CALL AWAY SANFORD FLEA MART Hwyla.',M E ofti 327 7399 371 0770 Woodmerc. This is our 15th year at Animal Haven GroomIng 1. Boarding Kennels Thanks to you, our customers. 372.5752. Reids Garage Auto 'Air Con dlt ontrs and general auto repairs Mattle St., 723.1329 .AKF MARY- Centrally located, commercial. 137.500 By Owners. 327 3759 after S xi be purchased through VA and FHA ftnancfng at Free Puppies 2 Female, part German Shepherd & Laborador Retriever. 9 weeks old. 372 7092 fine "foOd or steel desks (executive desk & chairs, secretarial & chairs, straight chairs, filing cabinets, as Is. Cash and Carry NO LI'S Casselberry, 17.92, 5' 1.4704 IL Parts MON. MAY7 P.M. — 60-Office Supplies -- - Reconditioneri BatterIes, 112 95 exchange. REEL'S BODY SHOP, 1109 Sanford Ayp _.__ Watch uog, puppies hail Ilo.,r, half Shepherd, IS each 372 4715 BUSINESS DIRECTORY Lawn Mowers We Sell The Best I Service 'ihe Pest Western A.jt 301 w. 1st St. I 76-Auto 43—Lots-Acreage 54,000 sn ,scre (,s!I 373 SIH JMOBILE HOME PARK Lot Rent From $55 Best lot selection now available In Sanford's newest anti finest Adult-Family Mobile flame Park. Come out and Inspect the Model Homes on -_ Friday Nights, 7:30 ROBSONMARINE 2977 Hwy. 17.92 377.3961 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Drive Sanford 37) 5700 ... Rummage Sale: Cental Fl.. Chorale Sat., May 3. from 9 till. Top dollar return on consignment at Old Land '0 Fabric Building. W. 25 pet. & 3.3 pct. We also buy full houses, estates. etc. 1st _______________________ Open Daily 10a.m. 3p.m. asy Living Mobile Housii 5732 F. Colonial Dr , Corner of SO New Skyline' double wide. Paymen ls than 1125 mo -. _________________________ PLAPIPIING A GARAGE SALE' DON'T FORGET TO AD VEPTISE :1 iN THE CLASSIFIED ADS 3722611 - Many others to choose fr3m. Sa 5100's of dollars Complete set up, licensed, insurl I'll save you money. Call Orlanc 773 5410 for frt;e estimate __ 71—Antiques Orlando Clipper, 17' Tni.HuIl, 115 HP Mercury, both 1974, traIler extras, sacrifice, MobIle Home Moving 1977 VW Campmobile Clean, car pet, refrigerator, sink, sleeps 1. Can refInance or consider dune buggy as part of clown payment, 12,293, $341735 After I 65—Pets-Supplies CASH 322.4132 DE HART'S RADIO SERVICE 103 E. 19th St., 373 2917. Home & Auto Radios, Tape players 55-Boats& 46—Cornrnercia I Property SWEET hOME - - 436, 773 6160, Orlando Your MLS Agency RURAL BUNGALOW --------"-' New Electric Ranges 1179 - . -ccad iii SANFORD AUCTION, 323.7310 S 1695 HOUSE HUNTING THIS WEEKEND? Visit our office Saturday morning or call us anytime Saturday afternoon or Sunday. Phones always manned. Home on lake, lovely liv:ng room, ) bedrooms, 2 baths 137.500 60'xbl' 2 Bk Pine knoll, 60'x71', 3 BR. SAPIORA- From 1.42,300. Dozen ixarid new 3 bedroom, 7 bath patio homes. Excellent financing. No closing costs Settle Estate :ncord. $5495 location Reduced ta 52-Appliances $9995 Frontier, 50'xlO', 2 fIR Rent Blue Lustre Electric Carpet Shampooer for only Sl.Si3 per day. CARROLL'S FURNITURE _______________________ 68-Wanted. to -- $8995 64-Equipment for Rent Uphol borrell back chair, $20; Gossip bench, $20; small Book case, 510; Victorian chair, $45; 67A—Feed Cotfe table glass top, $10. Credenza, new, 132.500, War JIM DANDY JAll FEED drobe, $20; Pembroke table, $35; "Buy Direct From boxcar" Window fan, like new, $45; Oak GORMLY's E 44, Sanford 373 4733 bunk beds. 175; 23 pet off above listedpricesthlsweekonly. KULP DECORATORS.409W. is? 51.377 Buy 7335. .. -- - SPECIAL SALE Lake Mary, 3 Dli, no qualifying. Country living. Low down. Only $23,950 Acre Realty, REALTOR, 373 7730 7S6SParkDr Living room suite, couch. chaIr, 2 end tables, and coffee table Solid Maple, also 2 lamps Good cond. 1300. $306011. , $6495 REALTORS - " M'x17'. 7 (311 woodruff's Garden Center jOtCeleryAve .Sanford -' ' '.. -- Dial •he results number, 322 2411 andplaceafastactingWant _dl -- 1974 SInger Zig Zag with cabinet, cash price of $61 or S payments of 1I.Yt Golden Touch 'n Sew. 175; See At SANFORD EWING CENTER 307 East 1st St., Downtown 7729111 Eves$69.lt46 _____________________________ Alter Firs 377 7111 or 373 7542 P.orr CampertopwitptWestcoas,mir,.s tar Datsun or other Small truck Good Cond $150. 530601$ _______ -- ________ ALL HOMES REDUCED Let me till your garden spot; mow vacant lots. FloydFreer,3725191 ___________________________________ - House Full Of Furniture 304 Ridge Drive 377 3213 322.6457 42-?v'bite Homes 1960 Box Slide in Camp.'r for *:cje bed I long whcel bise pick up Sleeps I Electric refrigerator. gas stove 1300 7720139 - Fi,ii' AcresonS he,'trdall undenluea as __ _ I'1rri'r'r, 107 C. i'l.'rc.il Sanford 3?? 7181 Itt ALL PRICE RANGES 117W 1st St 377 56.41 ' ___ W. Garnett White Regent, o$'xll', 3 BR AND YOU'LL BE ,) -.- Dining room set, pedestal table, leaf, I hi back chairs, hardwood Mediterranean, like new, $160 $91. 7173 JOHN K RIDER, ASOC BALL REALTY ChOiCe Listings Owner Lovely .ibedroonss, 1 year old, large family room with fireplace, very large lot almost 1 acre idyitwilde Section 373 9444 , - Yr. old. 3 Bdrm. w w carpet, central Il&A. By Owner, %73,9 75—Recreational Veh.Jes World Famous Buk kniveS, also khrade Walden, John PnirnbII knives. Garclentand, 1100 W. itt Sf, 373 6630 _PdELSON'S.FLOItIDAROSES 51—Household Goods _--__.__.. . KENMORE WASHER, parts, serv Loch Arbor. 1 DR. 2 baIts. 537500 See your broker or Call owner, at 3272331 a m unly fly rn - And Acreage ForreI Gre#±i'ie, Inc. 3?) '333REALTORS?33) = d1itions OPZN HOUSE oneer I custom buIlt 3 bedroom homefor less than the cost of rent. Prices in mId 120's Model In Longwood. III 511); 531 3119 Eves. Jim Hunt 1eaI FISH, SWIM. Sil- 3 Bedroom waterfront home on nearly an acre Beautiful kitchen, formal dining. FIorid room, central heat & it, tcnd yard, 5)9.900 WE TAKE TRADES LAKE MARY- 2 Bedroom frame home with breezy porches, 66'xl 14' corner lot $7, WE TAKE TRADES PRICE REDUCED- 2 Story, 3 bedroom home, central heal & air, fenced yard. beautiful oaks. NOW 113.000 WE TAKE TRADES PINECREST... 3 Bedroom, 2 bath home Screened porch, range, refrigerator, dlshwashcr in cluded Fenced yard $21,000. _______________________ , Broker BR,, by owner, in Sonora Low 140's. Mtq can be assumed ________________________________ Corner lot, extras. 373 7999. REALTOR 372 7490 3 30 Year Mortgages-S pet. down. or Conventional Mortgages - Real Estate - _P2-'!1 Imilesnorthon 1792 Table Rentals SI BATEMAN Homes, Lots GENEVA GARDENS ____ 31, 5'.ó' shadow bum red wood farce sections, 33 posts. $10 a section with free posts or best offer. Call 323-3100 or see at $03 Chase Ave. CailBart Real Estate 322-2420 Anytime _________________ _____ OSS I E C. :ommercial Properties Rent _________________ --____________ _______________________________ VASO DOWN- I BR. 119.000 EVERYTHING BUT THE KIT. CHEN SINK, is in this I bedroom, 7½ bath home, t convert it Into a DUPLEX. A real buy. Only 125.900. DISTRESS SALE,) bedroom, 2 bath SanLanta home central na, w * shag carpets, less than 14.000 down, and take over mortgage. Moving? Why Not Live G So. I3ebary Flea Market NATURAL SETTING, Wekiva River lot, lb 1.100. HARD TO FIND, 3 bedroom, I'. bath under $20,000. .1 !'1. . LegalNotice MUST SELL, MAKE OFFER der I BP,2batts,fir,ptace, corner, ISO' x 175', plus 2 apIs 2 car 71 Par' Or 3727111 EALTOR AFTER HRS 7 9281 377 0645 377 3991 ______________ - ___________ tg 'dew houses In a rural area, Plo clown payment, monthly payments less than rent, Government subsidized to guatitled buyers. Call to see if you qualify? Frliy,May2, lflS -58 SO—Miscellaneous for Sale Lorigwood- b', yr. old, 3 bdrms, 2 baths, central H&A, tree shaded yd , 7 car garage with side drive 1.flume VA down. $36,500. Owner, 131 7*31 * "Get 'Em While * * They're Hot! * Larry Saxon,. Realtor EvenIng Herald,Sivvford,Fl, 41—Houses 531 1272 _____________________ . 'I 7 .. w • 41—Houses CLIFF JORDAN, REALTOR 76 PEaPLE Rdgew6od _____ ___________ .. ---. , ____________ DON'T HESITATE LET'S NEGQTtATEtOwruer leavin area, and must sell lovely bedroom with family room, fenceij yard, carpet, washer & dryer included, Drive by 1512 Mellon yule. Then run over to our office, and we'll s-how you inside. $23,900 Call 323 9110 Rentals - 3 bedrooms, 7 baths from IllS. HARTMAN REALTY INC. REALTORS t30 1666 - THE - -. 6-Child -'- . DIRECT TAX REFUND ____________ ______________________ . ' _____________________ .. . 41—Houses 33—Houses Furnished One & Two Bedroom apartments& hou ' - 4 Bedroom, P1 beIn, new carpet, garage, close to schools. 3730237 or 3fl.43 3 flt-clrooms. li bath with pool. Good neighbors 901 731 0931 after S MonthI. Rentals Available $135 Sl0- Color TV QUALITY INN NORTH I I & SR 131, Lonqwood DEADLINES . —.44 Real Lstate 32 —Houses Unfurnished _____________________ RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS -... , ., "'l ._ ... - '',' ______ ______ CLASS IFI L D A DS LegalNotice - - • - lioute ptitns, custom made t FHw and SSBC spec Fast, ecor.onsical Call Victor 371 0334 Home Improvemenii RESIDENTIAL REMODELING COMMERCIAL REMODELING flEW HOMES New Commercial Industrial Design Construc'ion Financing Keith R Smith Construction Inc. 305621 111$. 21 tIrs Nadir,e ia.Wn Grrr'anetti Painting, Remodeling LIcensed, Bonded 373 64.40 / ____________ LawnCore Litwn Care. rcw nq. trio P"t2jt-. etc $7 miminum charge. S4nford Area 373 9192 -Carpentry. Remodeling, Additions-, Mowing.Bill's Lawn Service Edging Free Estimate's Custom Work Licensed Bonded Free estimate 373 1.C. 373 ssi BUDDY'S HOMEIMPROVEMENT ALL TYPES OF CARPENTRY AND REPAIRS. 322 1331. Unwanted items Pôuled tree. Junk 1$ a pick up 101cl. ',,itd trash $6 a load P82 306 - Interior, Exterior plastering Plaster patching & simulatecj brIck & stone SPecialty 323 7750 kitchen Bathrocrn Cabinets, Counter tops, Sinks Installation availaLle bud Cabin )fl anytime Lift station and force main installa lion, concret. foundation work for signs-, equipment, pumps, etc Underground rim above ground storage tanks, De'*atering, cx cavation. drive way culvert pipes bnd head walls, retaining walls Keith P SmIth Construction Inc 305621 tIll Stan. 21 hr., LdCla ART AILING LAND CLEARING All type's lots & aceratJt' cleared We have top soil, till dirt, clay, a sIell available, Pleas-c call night or day, 373 3983. C&A Backhoe Service Landcl.aning, Septi( tanks, fill drt, driveways All knU at d gurig 312 vii/ Il-i 1195 Lawn Care Southern Lawn Service Mowing, Edging & Tremm'ng Reasonable 373 6Otoo, ifl 9597 Roofing Expert roof repairs Flat roofs or shiriqte All work guIran 323 6700 pestControl ,-"--- P'. BROWN PE5I CONTROL 7552 Pal. Dry, 377 Pet Core PET NEST PIN Bcarcl.itc & (j,rjmr' 7ts 377 1057 _PressureCleaning "it.". LLI:,', 4LL E'?eri press-urecle,n 323 0163 Wall"'e 'in PAUL 51w? ER Prote$4il Wallpaper Hanger licensed Residential, Corn meecial Fr Estimates Ph 772 Wall Drilling WELLS DIIILLID L'LJ','PS SPRINKLER SYSTEMS Alt types and sites We repar and wriv(e STINE MACHINE & SUPPLY CO 707W 2nd 5' 32'? 44)7 WII WI W• S 4 �- -. S.. •_ ...-• - . . •. • . . .. .. ) - ?-- . .- . — - - - ________ - -. . • -. -. - I ..- . - - • - - -,-- - - I ____ Painting . 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UNQUOTE: Hal Holbrook once worried about 0. .0 " MANCHESTER YORKSHIRE TOMORROW:Hodge Podge "H" Enjoy much larger "Seek & Find" puzzles with over 50 discmeries per panel in an all-new series of`24-pege booklets. To order volumes 1. 11 and III. send $1 for each, making checks payable to **S"k & Find" in care of this newspeper. Now Showing ANSHWAf Z _________ . -- F 1 i BlAva F Bamboo Gods £ Men & iron Plus MIDNIGHT Fkl.LSAT.—II:31p.M. JOIN THE CLUB 100 — _________________ r it- w isa . 04. -\ , STARTS 011 LIGH'_ __ ________ - . 0*4L J GOD THE ~ QUEEN-' ST Suk 7:10 1 f_-~ If ° - _ I- .-,' - - - . 1:41 3.. S- - - ______ . _______ II' :i' M o OFNNA ii ?b ft - IIII • -— II PhiliP (R) IL IRE'S A LADY CHILLER! AL III TH E LEGEND OF FRENCHIE KING III_ III 0 30 PM ______________________ ltoCXI11G Twain one-man shows. Television helped hirr. shake it. But now he's been Abe Lincoln on the tube, with strong, connic Gabe Kaplan has the lead in an ABC pilot, "Cotter," developed by Jimmy Komack. Kaplan plays a schoolteacher in Brooklyn where he himself school. ABC also Is looking to sign Alan Aida to a long-term contract to develop comedy pr*cts. The network would like an exclusive, but Alan wanis to spread his talents. 88:30 CBS FRIDAY COMEDY SPECIAL 'Popi" Another "Bachelor Father" went to .. ===_ftV* .,*%v. 5110W Theatre (44) Dinah 8:30 (6) Jetfersons 9:00 (6) Mary Tyler Moore Show (24) Theater In America liii _ , W pULI LLUEU Show (35) Indy SM 10:00 (6) Carol Burnett (35) WrestlIng (44) Dinah 10:30 (35) Science Fiction 1:45, 10:00 0 Sewa e Treatment Needs To Headline Work Session 9 By Bhl.L ltF.I.I.F.lI.li. Herald Stall Writer A recently-completed .0 pre,litninaq study treatment needs for the northem part of Seminole County will be the subject of a Monday work session aniong Seminole County Commissioners in the courthouse. The federal Environmental tion Agency (EPA), which pro%ided matching funds for the first part of the study, will need $35,000 in local funds to complete the next phase of the program. Sanford which each contributed to the According to Director of County Development ltoger Neiswender, local governments — Lake Mary, Sanford, and the county — will have to decide how much each entity pays of the $35,000. Neiswender said he expects Sanford and the county to getsome credit for the $7.500 Monday's session by Cal Conklin, county engineering consultant. The two northern cities and the northern part of the county from Soldiers Creek and Williamson Road are described by the Florida Department of Pollution Control (DPC) as prehininary research. The preliminary results which explain regulations needed for sewage treatment and which lays out the configuration of a nor th county system, will also be presented to the commissioners during Firm I Winner ppp . I i County'. local sector in the The third Southeast part of Seminole includes the yet-to-be built iron Bridge treatment plant to service the City of Orlando. Neiswender describes the plant as an "extremely large" capable of functioning as an them Orange independent entity — hence the need for the separate sewage system in the north. The second ara of grouping by DPC includes the Altamonte Springs service U.S. 17-92 to Williamson Road, which takes in a small part of norarea from Of Continu ed On Page 2-A) B uilding Contracts ' fl i • (44) Rock Conre,t 12:00 (2) Movie (0) Protectors (2) Thriller (44) Bobby Goldsboro 1:15 (9) Movie (2) Rock Concert 1:30 2-00 (9) Movie ~ . 11 9~ . -f ~'. J the "apparent low bidder" on a $T1.3 million state contract for the con struction of relocatable classroom '_ reason, officials say, is their mobility. If one county undergoes a drastic economic present Pepsico's bid to the Cabinet at its decline, relocatables can swiftly be tooved to counties that are experiencing liy 20 meeting. mitted bids to supply units in specific some of the smaller firms that submitted bids for specific geographic areas- also will get a piece of the 123.3 million before final approval is granted by the Cabinet. The 1974 legislature appropriated $26.5 million for purchase of reloicatables. Spokesmen say the locatables can be erected to suit various needs of a school system. Should the need arise, sections geographic areas, but Pepsico was the can be joined together to construct an sole firm to submit the bid for all the entire school which will hold some 700 units to be built for the entire state, of- students, according to Erxleben. the contract "to relieve overcrowded public schools." State officials say Iepsico, which is I located at Sanford Airport, submitted the classrooms in Florida 's only bid which met statewide standards. F ou r ot he r cons t ru ction firms sub- _______________________________________________________________________________________ Constructed of st ee l framworks wi th panels fitted to the steel, no concrete is ii -• : 1T $ PT I. 1- 1.- si .: Department of Education. said the normal procedure to follow now is to I- ; - V, A4 missioner Ralph Turlington said today. Turlington said the state is awarding , rl ki t_ -_ Turlington has called the relocatables ficials said. P111111111 - . 111111 -i 4 k 11% 1:1) PItlUKET 'r" attacks and strokes. It follows filty. that about half of men in this It is true that if there really is age group are not impotent. a deficiency in male hormone A gradual decline in male that giving testosterone may hormone levels can contribute he lp. Whe ther that Is a wise to impotence. However, men course of action depends en. wi th relatively low male hor- tirely on the total medical mont. levels often function well, pictur e. so it Is not just a matter of Whether you need hormones in every case. When testosterone or something else had some un- depends on the cause of t.he a ri h satisfactory experiences and 700 I 11 , '." ZV 1; 1 '-.•' -; (6) MovIe (8) News (9) Movie 1:00 Tapped at Club (44) Night Gallery 11-30 (2) Rock Concert (33) Be 0 I) qi __: -4ft-z.V-%1~ ________ ___________ k. ________ ,,' - rr -- IN __;~_,__ 0---` " .;-._~ , _. . _______ . ..4 , _-&L __ _Z _L=~J _____, j-,:' a' - - U -1 _ , I )i. ___ - i -- - I ,.. -- ,j - I -- - . lb -' utilized in the facilities, officials say. The classrooms would be owned by the classrooms overpopulated, a phone call to Tallahassee, theoretically, would b ri ng immediate relief. Pepsico's branch office is in Sanford, with the main offices located in California. The company puts together mobile homes at its airport location. - - state. When a county found its I. ~ - A'F -_.,~-, 1, _ , -, ., - ; ------- - -- , A. a Z ** COUNTY Illese are Ilk men who run the government of Seminole County. From left: County Attorney Tom Freeman, Commissioners Mike Hattaway, John Kimbrough, Chairman Sid Vihien Jr., Dick Williams and Harry Kwiatkowski. I Herald Staff Photo by WH Currie 1 GOVERNMENT Legal Battle May Be Only Solution To Issue HOROSCOPE ___________ By BERNICE BEDE OSOL For Saturday, May 3, 1975 ilI Ifli '•'.*u .rut,v rwu nir Thjs will bea very pleasantday For you socially. You'll be egiecially noted and admired '' time with persons of influence. A good day to press for a favor If you need one. and George go to sunny Florida. Not so. They don't relish the idea, and this puts a damper on George's anticipation of a week GEMI- NI (May 21-June 20) That good news from a distance gets you've been awaiting is on its way. Check your mailbox anid stay near the phone. CANCER (June 21-July 22) One who cares a great deal for you but who Is not very demonstrative will again do something nice for you today, in her own quiet way, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) You'll make a favorable Impression upon a new acquaintance beca use of the considerate methods dealing with you use in Wl11i INl II L.0 Local Government Fund Sources To 1) F are left alone for a week while she ng." A witLh.threatens to take over opens the seams, MIDNITE I iz is in for a shock. Six- figures the kids will be delighted to bL, commanding performances, Is on the beach, he worried again about image? 8:W9 NBC CHICO AND THE "I felt Mark Twain Inhibited me MAN "LifeStyle" Rerun. Ed an my career. But I'm not a jarring example of the worried anymore about new generation morality. images. I've played a Chicago has a girl friend he homesexual so, if I can get plans to entertain in his van, away with that, I can get away much to Ed's chagrin. with thi Puerto Rican style. Story of Argument ensues, they stop DIALiNG AROUND: Robert Pueto Rican widowerer with talking, but it all works out, and Goulet 1as an offer from a two sons. He puts them into the virtue Is network for a summer variety Boy Scouts to keep out of 3.11 CBS FRIDAY NIGHT chntr th.t wnnl,1 h,,t.n ,, LUU& tn.,r e.....i.I... ...e ...__ii..r_.. i.._ .._.i. UUtWIV,IPJI1V41ILWgJ5JWUIU(U MOVIES "The Wrecking week run in rotation with it would complicate his own Crew" Rerun. This was the last Gladys Knight and one other existence. Hector Alizondo .r "-'• 11.1.. UI Id1I " ''1' 'itar. Bob's holding out. Not stars. Comedienne-actress Liz films. but, unfortunately, uorth it for four weeks -wants Torres is featured. ano0wr network is cormidering w) le&s than eight. .Young H:30 NBC SANFORD AND reviving Helm for a series. It's SON "Going Out of Business" an infantile James Bondian Iterin. Lamonte is fed up with caper with Dino playing the lus father s attitude and dedes goodu) flanked b) SIUR*L CINEMA to grike out on his own. Wishing gorgeous babes such as Elke MRGAIN3,_5123 MATS.EVERY something more refined than Sommer, late Sharon Tate, J _________________ junk-yard entrepeneur, he Nancy Kwan and Tins Louise. takes a job as a clothing Sharon is best. I salesir.an in a meat's shop. t,_ I II UIet rreu uwratens to Sen SKATING SCHEDULE out 411.1 141.1111 3:30,4.6 PM SUN I 8.9 ABC KOIAIIAK THE MON 7 00)0 P.M. ii" ' NIGHT AIJ(ER "The Tresi TdES. PRIVATE PARIIES WED. PRIVATE PARTIES Collection" Rerun. Kolchak, THURS. PRIVATE PARTIES with his crumpled look, gets a , FR 7 30)) P.M. peek at the higfashion world, •lc(D'O' OV4IU SA 9 3011 AM ....".. 1 Lamb] gland operation through the urethra. Since that time I have become impotent. Is that a to (35) Scream r___._ Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 20 Cents - Family (8) Double Feature Movie (9) 1)3) Kung Fu (24) Cities At War - - them. recently well-done job will not only give you a sense of achievement; you work will be noticed and admired by others, too. I.IBRA (Sept. 23-OLt. 23) You're likely to be in grest social demand today. You're 'much more popular than you think. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A There's still opportunity good day to make some last- hovering about you from minute calls to see if you can avenues you'd least expect. It put together a little dinner could come as a gift from a party for a very select group of loved one. friends. SAG11TARIUS(Nov. 23-Dec. YOUR BIRTHDAY 21) Your quick wit and skill as a May 3, 1975 mediator will avert an altercation between two friends. Your finandal prospects for You'll have them chuckling the coming year look very over what caused the tense promising. Put a little away situa tion, each week so you can build a CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. nest egg for yourself. _______________________________ -- -- no PRIME RIB Q "', I 4 1792 FERN PARK __ -W-1111111- ____ -- -- 4 ~ county - % - - ('IILOMI', ) • '' 1.5 0 fl Q11 'I l' • Ins ' I %UIiLI INN BETS ENTERTAINMENT '' 11 SR 434 14 Lake Mary officials, however, objected, and an opinion by Atty. Gen. Robert Shevin was sought. Shevin's opinion, which is not legally binding, was requested in January, 1975, and handed to Terry Goembel, county property appraiser, on April 14. In it, Shevin states that the annexation ordinance in question is superseded" by the legislature. The ruling made Lake Mary, now two years old, smile, nuide at least one property owner upset and apparen0y cauRA Sa nford city officials to see how long it would be before they would have to make a move. Not very long. In a meeting last week City Commissioner Julian Stenstrom o rty was nk I, ide Today ___ I LEADING MOl EL — because they came first." relayed concern by one of the property owners, wanting to know If the city was planning to stick up for the city's property. This is a move which even Shevin In his opinion predicts will necessitate court action. City Attorney Vernon Mize on Monday will de li ver a written opinion to Commissioners on the chances the city would have In a court battle to keep the property. Stenstrom would not reveal the name of the pr pe owner concerned about being lost by Sanford in the shuffle. However, Paulucci in January had two tracts of land on the southwest corner on Rantoul Lane and SR 46 rezoned to a restricted commercial district and to e multi-family residential district. announced that the land was being At the time, it prepared f or construction of a shopping center and ei ther an apartment co mplex or a condominum complex. A spokesman wi th th e Paulucci Enterprises said this week, that no further action has been ta ken on th e two projects. Also, the City of Sanford would be ca pa ble of pro vi ding the land with water and sewage service. Lake Mary could not provide the land with the same utilities. Also, in Lake Mary's Incorporated zoning, the property Tm nahind ti ' THEAREA'S Bill Suber, assistant property api)raiscr,said that "for lack of better information the property %as listed as in Sanford, in question Is zoned agricultural Phil Zeuli, properly manager for Paulucci Enterprises, said as far as he is concerned the property is "still in Sanford." He says he never received official word that t he Paulucci being incorporated with Lake Mary. pr operty The fact that Zeuli was not aware the Paulucci property was being included in the Lake Mary boundaries is supported by Lake Mary City Clerk Kay Sas&nan. Mrs. Sassman said that when she was notifying th property owners included In the proposed city limits, Southward and Paulucci were not contac ted. No official spokesman for the Southward company could be reached for comment. Meanwhile, acting on the credibility of Shevin's ruling, Suber said the county tax collector has been instructed to redis tribute to Lake Mary taxes paid by the owners Sanford and refunds will be issued to the Th ere is more than a 50 per cent difference between the two cities in the tax assessment on th e pro pert y. Lake Mary City Attorney Gary Massey said he Is just sitting and waiting to see Mize's opinion be fore Massey recommends any course of action for the Lake Mary Council. was e to owners. Ir Freed * From Avon Park Blackburn ' By 11011 I.lA)YD a March 2 e.scape attempt had people" were to be outside the Herald Staff Writer proved successful, according to jail with cars, hair dye, changes Unnamed persons were to bill documents in circuit court files. of clothirig, shaving equipment find w eapoas The escape plot in e!tig . ' Sheriff's waiting outside the Seminole if I County jail to pick up Inmates if rqxorts sute that the "certain was aborted when "an outside source" contacted authorities after "refusing to go along with ' -."4-II ________________________ _______________________ • Cco" ANALYSIS Set For Circuit Court na I i N 1%i; I Ct I Ahi%(j 0111,13. AIIIIIE"U1111CH 1k ij"C H SI VIOl U'J II AM 7 PV RI VI flAd tlRA Land Puzzles Both Lake Mary, Sanford - WOM T Ill SOIN61111 *or,r 5 95 •Hs . in 1973, the state legislature said, "OK, Lake Mary, you're incorporated." Just one month prior, the City of Sanford, responding to land owners' requests, annexed into the city niore than 300 acres north of the Lake ,Mary community and west of Sanford, near the Mayfair Country Club. Lake Mary aml Sanford officials and the county property appraiser then took a look at what the two neighboring communitles had just done and said: 1inum. we may have a little conflict here." The conflict was this: the big hunk of land which Sanford had annexed was included, and had been approved by the legislature, in the city lim.its of I,ake ,Mary. This was in mid-1973 and the 300 acres must have felt like It had two fatTlilieS. tax collector listed the land, owned by But when the Southward Investment and Realty and Jeno Paulucci Enterprises, as in theCity of Swiford, the lAke Mary officials said, "wait a minute." s - i .' unaa - ROASTED TO THE 1AT11FACTION OF EVE*y Gypsy cm CuT SER INO SALAD V— BAKED TAT_ROLLS "'a"' - - Of HyMICK LOCHRIDGE Herald Staff Writer - Brunch,01,41LI, - * "UuIrl - 80.9 LS WE 1.L GET BY - &A ~ t "" 19) There should he enough (at left over tn the weekly budget to enable you to obtain a small luxury item you've long wanted, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You won't be happy today wiless you break out of your shell. A night on the town or a social gathering will keep you up, VIRGO (Aug. 22-Sept. 22) A Specialty Q Ownershelp - - -- - uur agent, II FP 'N ' mm STARTS FRID - FRIDAY (44) Brave Baseball 7:30 (2) Friends Of M,,n (24) Solar Energy 8'00 (2) Movie (6) All In The ----------------------------------------------- D"t f[ rm TKU -06 his image tied to his Mark any ________ (35) Department "S" by members of the opposite sex, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You're much in tune at this tISCkWItd. op, down, or d1iqony In the p rnie, F11P hidden name uA box it in u town: MULLED 67th Year. No. 2)9-Sunday, May 4, 1915 Itemid (0) Town Meeting (35) Fisherman 6:00 (2, 0) News AFTERNOON Jeannie (6)uS.Of N V B A N H T P H U H A B G S H T E B Virginia's Place Marble (44) Friends Of Man Hardy BEBALEETRGRNORSLEWA Hudson Brothers (24) Zoom (35) The Big Blue Semester (0,9) Laurel And HVAS A H 1 1 1 0 A U 0 B S D R W N Mysteries (9) Kentucky Derby (35) Party Outdoors 11:30(2) StarTrek lice Haw (24) Grandpeople Of Sports (24) Carrascolendas A p 0 S C S K SLEWHDELLUM B Dateline Israel .ars ago t. hormone in any medicine he takes, tOrefllove r whether that is bark of a soiincthatcanbetaken called magical tree or male sex the Impotency? I R — There hormones. The brain is a very are many causes of impotency. important factor in per. Soille. young men have it on a forinance. Older men can lose ,I psychological basis, often from confidence, too, just as well as inexperience and lack of COfl younger men. Loss of sexual fidence. capacity In both men and Impotence can also be caused women is often a sign of by many other medical depression. This is one more Problems besides psychological reason why a per son at any age factors. Diabetes is a classic with this symptom needs example. By affecting the medical attention. nerves necessary to a response, it often happens that men , ho Uiipttetit't' develops. For a m the ae group need more complete discussion of prostate surgery also in the impotence write to me In care age group when im potence is of this newspaper at P.O. Box me common. The Impotence 1551, Radio City Station, New the', may follow surgery, not York, N.Y. 10019, and ask for because of the operation, but my report on Impotence. Send a because it was going to happen long, stamped, self-addressed anyway. There Is a very low envelope and ) cents to cover incidence of impotence after rnctc thn. *t'y,i nf rwnutz,t, cnrurpAbout half of American men awe 75 are impotent. This Pctors ar" reluctant In give my have something to do with much male hormone to men ') our liviing habits that result in who are in the age to fatty cholesterol deposits that develop cancer of the prostate in turn affect the male sex or those who have already ha() (9) Lawrence Welk Speaking (9) Invaders Dr. — EVENING (8) Great Adventure (44) Combat 1:30 (8) Categorically 2:00 (2, 8) Major League Baseball By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. About DEAR DR. LAMB tn Ihad a prthte remaining prostate and cause may get over his lack Of con. develop. Is fidence just by the faith he has m World (33) Movie (9) Devlin (44) Night Gallery 11:30 (2,1111) Tonight Show (6, 44) Movie (9) Wide World Of Entertainment Bugs Bunny (24) Mister Roger's (2.6,8,9) News (24) Aviation Weather (35) 700 Club I 2 Bandstand (24) Villa Alegra (35) Sports Legends 1:00 (2) Soul Train (6) Children's Film ____ result of the operation? I have read that testosterone L1 can be given to overcome it. Would it hem? Does It swell the loses his confidence then he (6) Fat Alb(wrt (9) American (6) Speed Buggy (5) Banana Splits Legislature 10:30 (44) Sports Leg ends 11:00 - — (6) _____ (13) Nws (24) Legislature (35) Pop Goes The Country /:00 (2) Last Of The Sunday .v i Problem Prostrate anything better In the (44) Soul Train Chopper Bunch (24) Today in n - (24) Mister Rogers Neighborhood (35) TBA () F;...i1te Martian (8) Ji;bierwocky (9) Yogi's Gang (24) Villa Alegra (44) Wally's Workshop 8:30 (2) Wheelie And The Woman 6 (9) These Are The Days (13) Wrestling Go (44) Herald Of Truth 8:00 (2) Addams Family (9) Kotchak (24) Washington Week (35) Hometown Week (35) Movie __________________________ _______ _____ 33 34 _________________________ ____ 39 10 (9) (6) Comedy Special fl" " — — — 19 — — — — 31 — — — — i1 8 — - 15 —— 6 7 — 4 -- South College (6) Harlem Globelrollers (8) Information Eight . 7:30 (2) Jabberwocky (6) Bailey's Comets --- %131 44 Huts (24) Intercom 19 Granted use of 45 Music drams 46 Process 21 New (35, 44) Star Trek 2G Plural pronoun 65 Kn,ghti, Wales lab) (comb form) 7:30 (2) Police Surgeon 31 Old Danish 47 R3th05 G6 Roman brcr,:c 23 Make (6) What's My Line tab I reprorluctions 49 Russian 'uteri DOW N (8) $2S. Pyramid 32 Royal 25 Witty saying 52 Trim (9) Hollywood Of PhYSIC1,ling lab I I Home (Get ) 26 Goirl"s name 53 To fasten IS P ) Squares 27 Short steep 54 lambs alias 3 (traneoijs Arm bone 78 Bitter vetCfl 55 Part in play 3 One *No form) (13) Wrestling 30 Went out -akcs do 38 kileasuting 56 Takes to court 8:00 (2) Sanford 33 Oahu staoe 59 Maui garland device 4 Skilled in art And Son — 3 News (9) Reasoner Report I I Get man cily Helper TV (6) Concentration (8) What's My Line (9) Wild World function S TONIGHT 'S (3$) Bobby Goldsboro (44) Wrestling 6:30 (2) Top '6, 8) Truth 35 French corn ___ con. 36 Negative - - EVENING 7. (2) To Tell The 0 5 Noise colOr 6 Small Child 7 De DtSheeOl -- FRDAV I fr. LATL TA E A f ______ r e 60 Loutseg nickname nurses lab) Miss 81 24 matCuline 62 To the back nickn3me 63 l0and JFu) 25 Sea mammal 64 25 (ab.I 2 I. r Friday,May2, %97$-6[ EveningHera$d,Sanford, FL ___ __________ _______ medium ,• LEISURE _________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________________ __ __ _______ i rtLlLi1 -J __ A Scene ______ ____ 45 Artists 40SPUreI 13 D. l4t.atnartct. 1 r lil ACROSS 1 Color 4 Painting a Impotence Ant**( to Previous Puzzle ,## -..- -,0,6? Wi lliam Woodson on charges of Sornetimes moving is an experience and Herald Staff Writer Glenn McCasland tells why in his Column 011 the editonalpagt of The Sunday Herald For a (t laughs and information as well we Page 4-A. .smuggling tools and con- Robberies occur almost daily, but when two youths hold-up a store and race away' on a Honda "dirt bike", Jr, 28, and his wife Elaine Edge Clanton, 24; tmabindintothejailare Rocky I(.i I)trndl 20, 01101 MaToSe Drim,Marion Lee Corey, 23, of Lawrence ..., --- i : - - -f i._~ -Nr go= ___",~ — - 'P', ' - "ill d '' -4 & 1111116 - - j, _f P U "''?1 1 ' ? ' - -. - - 11 i I fi - - ' ¶ -- ' - ' - Jh1•_I . - t - -. rlr~ I iffME - - - -- - ' ;: ,. ~'~ - - ' i. __ __ --- I 11 ___ 'rI &1 Former central Florida to se e the Lentence m the Lee gambling c-7.ar Harlan "The case. Colonel" Blackburn was Lee was in telephone booth a released Friday from state at SR.431 anti 1.-i, Longwood. prison at Avon Park Correc- talking by telephone with tional institution. Blackburn when a car skidded Blackburn was released to a halt and a gunman blasted a bo ut 4pm on an appeal court was wounded bond of 810 000 a Mon Park but surtd and at last report spokesman said, was quietly working as a The 54-year-old south time jailer in Cobb County, Sentinolt ti cadent wrs serving Georgia. a sa mont to 10 year sentence A 1 4ampa nn was tried and on a January 19,4 conspiracy acquitted at Titusville in M. away at han Lee I - .. - - ' ' FEW - I t -- - t r . I- ~ J 1i On Appeal Bond . ii .410. .. - I 9 . Lx(nre (ircuit Court Judge J Moving Is Fun _V_Oon "W--ii-10 do I . or s the idea" and jailers heard F.awing noises inn second floor cellblock l)keted for trial this week !.. - ii-,kCwk ~ ~_-___ _~-_ = - a N .:~f- ~ - Kicking off the Sanford Optimist Club's Bike-a-thon for kidney part - lieutenant in the numbers and Deft: holita rackets. Blackburn was Mason, of � 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 02, 1975 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on May 02, 1975. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, May 02, 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